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block of flats
A type of building containing multiple residential units.
bungalow
A single-story house, usually with a low roof.
cabin
A small wooden house, often located in a rural area.
cottage
A small house, typically in a rural or semi-rural location.
detached house
A standalone residential structure not connected to any other dwelling.
family home
A residence where a family lives together.
farmhouse
A house situated on a farm, often the main residence.
housing estate
A group of houses built together as a community.
mansion
A large, impressive house, often of historical significance.
nursing home
A residential facility for elderly or disabled individuals requiring care.
semi-detached house
A house that is joined to another house on one side.
skyscraper / tower block
A tall, continuously habitable building with multiple floors.
studio flat
A small apartment that combines living, sleeping, and kitchen areas in one space.
terraced house
A house in a row of similar houses that are joined together.
across the road from
Located on the opposite side of the street.
central location
A location that is situated in the middle of a place, often convenient to access.
commute
To travel some distance regularly between one's home and place of work or school.
district
A designated area or region within a city or town.
in a rural area
Located in the countryside, away from urban environments.
in the countryside
Located in rural settings, typically associated with agriculture and nature.
in the middle of nowhere
A remote area far from urban centers.
in the suburbs
A residential area located on the outskirts of a city.
inhabitant
A person who lives in a particular place.
located
Situated or found in a specific place.
neighbour
A person living near or next to another.
neighbourhood
A region or area surrounding a particular place, typically residential.
Old Town
The historical part of a city, often with preserved architecture.
on the edge of town
Located on the outskirts or boundaries of a town.
overlook
To have a view from a higher place; to face toward.
public transport
Transportation services provided to the general public.
residents
People who live in a particular area or place.
village
A small community or group of houses in a rural area.
attic
The space or room just below the roof of a house.
basement / cellar
A room or space below ground level, usually used for storage.
carport
A structure used to offer limited protection to a vehicle from the elements.
ceiling
The upper interior surface of a room.
chimney
A vertical structure that allows smoke from a fireplace or stove to escape.
downstairs
The lower level of a building, typically at ground level.
drive / driveway
A private road leading from a street to a house.
fence
A barrier enclosing an area, typically outdoors.
fireplace
A structure for containing a fire in a home.
front / back door
The main access points of a house.
gate
A movable barrier, usually swinging or sliding, used to close off an entrance.
hedge
A fence or boundary formed by a dense row of shrubs or low trees.
ground floor
The lowest level of a building, typically at street level.
laundry room
A room where laundry is washed and dried.
lawn
An area of grass, typically in a yard or garden.
lift
An elevator that moves people or goods between floors.
living room / lounge
A room in a house for general family and social activities.
loft
A room or space located on the top floor of a building, often converted for living.
porch
A structure attached to the entrance of a building, usually covered.
roof
The top covering of a building.
shed
A small building used for storage, often in a backyard.
staircase
A set of stairs that connects different levels of a building.
steps
Stair-like structures for entering or leaving a building.
study
A room used for reading, writing, or studying.
upstairs
The higher levels of a building.
yard
An area of land around a house, often used for gardening or recreation.
airy
Having plenty of fresh air; spacious.
badly-decorated
Poorly designed or ornamented.
bright
Full of light; vivid in color.
cluttered
Filled with a messy collection of things.
convert
To change the form or function of something.
cosy
Warm and comfortable.
dusty
Covered with dust; lacking in cleanliness.
eco-friendly
Not harmful to the environment.
furnished / unfurnished
Supplied with furniture or not supplied.
homely
Simple but cozy in appearance.
luxurious
Extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable.
maintain
To keep in condition; preserve.
mud
A wet, soft earth.
old-fashioned
No longer in style; out of date.
open-plan
A large space without walls partitioning it.
second-hand
Previously owned; not new.
spacious
Having ample space; roomy.
steel
A strong, durable metal.
stone
A hard, solid non-metallic substance.
tidy / untidy
Neat and organized / messy and disorganized.
wooden
Made of wood.
air conditioning
Systems designed to cool and dehumidify indoor air.
alarm clock
A clock that can be set to ring at a specific time.
bath mat
A mat placed in the bathroom, usually near the sink or tub.
bedside table
A small table next to a bed.
blanket
A large piece of fabric used for warmth.
blinds
Window coverings that can be tilted or drawn up.
carpet
A floor covering made of thick woven fabric.
central heating
A system for heating a building from a central point.
chest of drawers
A piece of furniture with drawers for storage.
coffee maker
An appliance for brewing coffee.
cooker
An appliance used for cooking food.
cupboard
A storage cabinet with shelves.
curtains
Fabric draperies hanging in a window.
cushion
A soft pillow or pad.
dishwasher
A machine for cleaning dishes.
doormat
A mat placed at the entrance of a house.
double bed
A bed designed for two people.
duvet
A thick soft blanket used for warmth.
electric kettle
An appliance used to heat water quickly.
kitchen island
A freestanding countertop in a kitchen.
kitchen appliances
Devices used in the kitchen for cooking.