a house that is one of a row of houses that are joined together on each side
terraced hOuse
Modern; made or designed in the present time.
Contemporary
A glass room attached to a house, used for growing plants or relaxing.
Conservatory
A house with only one floor.
Bungalow
A small house with a roof made of straw .
Thatched cottage
a piece of ground in a garden or park where flowers are grown
flOwer bed
a flat hard area outside, and usually behind, a house where people can sit
Patio
Far away from cities or people; isolated.
Remote
A room or space under a house, usually below ground level.
Basement
the area at the top of a set of stairs where you arrive before you go into an upstairs room or move onto another set of stairs
laNding
The flat area at the top of stairs or between two sets of stairs.
Landing
A line of bushes or small trees planted close together to form a boundary.
Hedge
A flat outdoor area next to a house, used for relaxing or eating outside.
Patio
In a place that is easy to reach or close to important places like shops or transport.
Conveniently located
Having lots of space; large and open.
Spacious
a small area at the entrance to a building, such as a house or a church, that is covered by a roof and often has walls
porCh
A structure made of wood or metal that marks the boundary of a garden or property.
Fence
Comfortable and warm in a small or pleasant way.
Cosy
an underground room often used for storing things, especially wine
cellaR
An area of short, green grass in a yard or garden.
Lawn
(of furniture and buildings) old and in very bad condition
dilapIdated
A house joined to another house by a wall on one side that is shared
seMi-detached house
The top part of the house
attic
one of a pair of wooden or metal covers that can be closed over the outside of a window to keep out light or protect the windows from damage
Shutters
A house not joined to another house on either side
detAched house
Too small and full of things or people; not enough space.
Cramped