A detached house is the most expensive type of home. It stands on its own lan and is not attached to another building. Such houses have privacy from neighbours. A Simple Detached house usually has two or three bedrooms, living room and dining room, kitchen, bathrooms, powder room on the main floor, car port , fully basement.

A semi – detached house consists of pairs of houses built side by side as units sharing a party wall and usually in such a way that each house's layout is a mirror image of its twin. A house of this kind is less expensive than a detached house, but still offers a good standard of privacy and comfort. It usually has a small garden at the front and a larger garden at the back.

Bungalows are one – storey houses wich are particularly popular with older people.

Apartment block are high – rise blocks of flats which provide accommodation for a lot of city dwellers. But these building are not very popular. About 20% of the population live if flat. There are more flats in cities than in rural areas. Most people in Britain traditionally like to live in houses.

A terraced house is usually two – or three – storeys high. It is one of a continuous row of similar houses, joined together by their side walls. Many rows of terraced houses were originally built for workers in nearby factories or coalmines. A terraced house usually costs less than a semi – detached or detached house of similar size. Thre are miles of terraced houses in most towns. Over a quarter of British families live in them.

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