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Real Estate: We're going to buy a piece of real estate.

Noun The real estate market in Spain is our professional environment.

Properties: The club does not accept responsibility for loss of or damage to club members' personal property.

Noun The property is very comfortable and in a good location.

Extraordinary: He told the extraordinary story of his escape.

Adjective We had an extraordinary view of the Copper Canyon from our hotel room.

Paradise: His idea of paradise is to spend the day lying on the beach.

Noun The island of Cyprus is a paradise for tourists.

Yurt: A circular tent of felt or skins on a framework of poles, used by nomads in Central Asia

Noun Yurts are now used for camping in some Western countries

Row House: One of a row of houses that shares a wall with the houses either side of it

Noun The walls in my grandparents´ row house were so thin they could always hear what the neighbors were doing.

Studio Apartment: A small apartment that has a single room with a small kitchen and a bathroom

Noun Even the studio apartments in New York are expensive

Tepee: A cone-shaped tent made with animal skins or canvas on a frame of poles

Noun Teepees were used by Native Americans who lived on the plains

Ranch: A large farm where cattle, sheep and horses are raised and can graze out in the open

Noun My grandpa used to work on a ranch.

Igloo: A dome-shaped Inuit house built of blocks of ice and snow

Noun The word "igloo" means "house" in Inuit

Mansion: A large, grand house

Noun The millionaire lived in a mansion surrounded by tall fences

Motor Home: A vehicle with kitchen, bathroom and sleeping facilities

Noun Grandpa drove his motor home from Omaha to Sioux City

Log Cabin: A house made from tree trunks

Noun Log cabins were first built in Norway

Chalet: A wooden house or cottage with a sloping roof, typically in the Alps

Noun A chalet is a traditional house in the mountains of Switzerland.

Duplex: A house that is divided into two separate apartments, each with its own entrance

Noun I hate duplex

Houseboat: A boat used as a home

Noun Jack lives on a houseboat in the harbor

cottage: a small simple house, typically one near a lake or beach.

Noun They arrived at a small cottage in a clearing.

Cave: An underground chamber in a hillside or cliff with a opening

Noun Caves are often carved out of rocks over a long time by wind or water

Bungalow: A small housen with only one story

Noun Bungalows are often built near beaches or lakes.

Apartment: A dwelling or living space that is part of a larger building

Noun Julian has just bought an apartment overlooking Central Park.