Rooms
Meals are eaten here.
the dining room or the kitchen
Greenery in front, back, or on the sides.
A Garden
Usually red, rectangular, and clay.
bricks
How you enter and exit.
The door
Home of the President of the United States.
the White House
A room underground
Basement or Cellar
A place where a car parks that is not enclosed
A driveway
Tree trunks that have been cut down.
Wood
They let light and air in and also can keep cold air and bugs out.
Windows
The four "Houses" in Harry Potter
Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff
A room for relaxation.
The living room
A structure for a car.
a Garage
Windows are usually made of this.
Glass
A round support that holds up part of a building.
a Column
The house of Bilbo and Frodo Baggins
Bag End
A room for sleeping.
the bedroom
An outdoor extension of the house.
A porch or a deck
Common flooring material for kitchens and bathrooms.
Tiles
A window that sticks out on three sides.
a Bay window
Home of King Charles III
Buckingham Palace
It can be found at the top of a house.
an attic
It can go around the perimeter of the house.
A fence
The gray goop that holds brick together.
Concrete / cement
The area where you have a fire to keep warm in winter.
A hearth
The house of Sherlock Holmes
221B Baker Street