homes

There are many different types of homes.

A bungalow

a bungalow There is no upstairs. A bungalow has all the rooms on the ground floor. There is no upstairs.

A barge

a barge A barge is sometimes called a house boat. It is a long, narrow, flat bottomed boat. Inside you will find a living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms.

A detached house

a detached house A detached house stands on its own and is not joined to another building.

A mobile home

a mobile home A mobile home is a large caravan on a site. It can be transported on the back of a lorry. It can be connected to electricity or gas.

A terraced house

a terraced house A terraced house is in a row of similar houses joined side by side and facing the street.

A trailer

a trailer A trailer is a home that can be moved from place to place. It is pulled by a lorry or car.

A flat

a flat A flat is a home on one level with more flats in a block.

A chalet

a chalet A chalet is a home on one level. Chalets are usually made of wood.

A maisonette A maisonette

a maisonette A maisonette has two floors and its own front door on ground level. It is part of a larger building. Maisonettes are often above shops.

A semi detached house

a semi detached house A semi detached house has one wall joined to the house next door.

Where do you live?

the place you live in a home? What makes the place you live in a home?