Types of British houses

1. Types of British houses

TYPES OF BRITISH
HOUSES

2. The main types of English houses

THE MAIN TYPES OF ENGLISH HOUSES
a block
of flats
a
mansion
a
bungalow
a
caravan
a cottage
a
detached
house
a
terrace(d)
house
a
skyscraper
a semidetached
house
a hut
a
farmhouse
a chalet

3. a block of flats

A BLOCK OF FLATS
A flat is part of a bigger
building where all the flats
share a front door.

4. a detached house

A DETACHED HOUSE
A detached house
is not joined to any
other house.

5. a semi-detached house

A SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE
A semi detached
house is a house
which is joined
to another house
on one side.

6. a terrace(d) house

A TERRACE(D) HOUSE
Terrace house
is a house
which is part
of a line of
houses. It is
a house which
is joined to
other houses
on two sides.

7. a mansion

A MANSION
A mansion
is large and
impressive
house:
the large house
of a wealthy
person.

8. a cottage

A COTTAGE
A cottage is
a small house,
usually of only one
story. It is
a small, modest
house at a lake,
mountain resort,
etc.,
owned or rented
as a vacation home.

9. a caravan

A CARAVAN
A caravan is a
vehicle
equipped for
living in,
typically towed
(буксируемый)
by a car and
used for
holidays.

10. a farmhouse

A FARMHOUSE
A farmhouse is
a house
attached to a
farm, esp the
dwelling
(жилище)
from which
the farm is
managed.

11. A hut

A HUT
A hut is
a small or humble
dwelling of simple
construction,
especially one made
of natural
materials,
as of logs or grass.

12. a bungalow

A BUNGALOW
A bungalow is
a ​house that
usually has only
one s​ torey.

13. a skyscraper

A SKYSCRAPER
A skyscraper is
a very tall building
with many stories.

14. a chalet

A CHALET
A chalet is a
small wooden
house, especially
in a mountain
area or a holiday
camp.