Residences

2. A large, luxurious house often located in a scenic area. Villas may have gardens, pools, and other amenities.
6. A narrow, multi-story house that shares walls with neighboring houses. Townhouses are often part of a row or a complex.
8. An exceptionally large and grand house, often associated with wealth and opulence.
9. A house located on a farm or in a rural area. Farmhouses are often associated with agricultural activities and a simpler lifestyle.
11. A small, cozy house typically found in rural or countryside settings. Cottages often have a rustic charm and simple design.
12. A house divided into two separate living units, each with its own entrance. Duplexes are usually side by side or stacked.
13. home A prefabricated house that can be transported to different locations. Mobile homes are typically smaller and more affordable.
14. A small apartment or living space that combines a bedroom, living area, and kitchen into a single room.

1. A tall building with many floors or levels. High-rise buildings are often found in urban areas and offer city views.
3. A type of housing where individual units are owned by residents, and common areas are shared.
4. A building where people live. It usually has rooms, a kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms.
5. A luxurious apartment located on the top floor of a building, offering panoramic views and high-end amenities.
7. A one-story house with a low roof and a porch. Bungalows are often designed for easy living and accessibility.
10. A set of rooms within a larger building. Apartments are usually rented and share common areas with other residents.
11. A small wooden house or cabin, typically found in mountainous or snowy regions. Chalets are popular in skiing and vacation areas.