House

4. A dome-shaped dwelling made of ice, traditionally used by Inuit people.
5. A large, standalone dwelling with rooms and a yard.
6. A building divided into separate living spaces, often stacked on top of each other.
8. Similar to an apartment, but units can be owned rather than rented.
10. A portable, circular tent with a wooden frame, often used by nomadic communities.
12. A structure built in the branches of a tree, serving as a play or living space.
14. Home A portable residence on wheels, designed for easy transport.

1. A house divided into two separate living spaces, each with its own entrance.
2. A luxurious, often vacation home with ample space and amenities.
3. A narrow, multi-story residence attached to other similar houses in a row.
7. An impressive and grand residence, often with multiple floors and large grounds.
8. A small, cozy house, usually in a rural or picturesque setting.
9. A large, fortified building often with towers and a moat, historically used for defense.
11. A single-story house with a front porch, often surrounded by a garden.
13. A small, simple house, typically made of wood and located in a rural or wooded area.