Types of houses

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A Look at Different Types of Houses

British houses

Detached House

Cottage

Terraced house

• stand-alone structure
• privacy and space
• ideal for families
• built in residential areas

• rural or countryside areas
• built from stone or wood
• one or two stories
• cozy, intimate design

• forming a single block
• originaly built in the 19th century for working class
• urban and suburban areas

American houses

Penthouse

Loft

Ranch

• luxurious apartment
• high-end finishes, spacious layouts
• symbol of status
• exclusivity, comfort, prime location

• large, single story house
• farming or livestock raising
• sliding glass door
• simplicity and practicality

• refers to a large open-concept living space
• huge dimensions, without dividing walls
• minimalist and contemporary style

Italian houses

Italian Villa

Blocks of Flats

Historical house

• suburbs
• multi-story building containing several separate apartment units.
• communal gardens

• luxurious countryside or suburban residence

• the term originates from the Roman era
• classic style

• country's rich cultura heritage
• thick walls, frescoes, vaulted ceilings
• inner courtyards or gardens
• city centre, hills, coastal village

My dream house

Italian Villa

• They have a classic styles with stone or stucco walls, terracotta roofs, arched windows, and columns.

• The interior has spacious layouts with high ceilings, frescoed walls, tiled floors, and rustic wooden beams.

• Italian-style gardens

My dream house

Italian Villa

• design reflects centuries of craftsmanship, with intricate frescoes, arched doorways, and timeless stone facades

• from the symmetrical layout to the carefully curated landscaping, tells a story of beauty and harmony