Types of Homes
h____ r____ (a very tall building with many floors)
a high rise
f______ (an apartment that has furniture already inside, like a bed, sofa, and table)
furnished
n______ (the area around your home)
neighbourhood
a_____ (something that does not cost too much money; cheap)
affordable
l____ f__ (to try to find something, such as a new home)
look for
c____ (a home in a building where each unit is owned by a person)
a condo (condominium)
a______ (a useful service in a building, like a gym, pool, or lounge)
amenity
s______ (a part of a city that is outside the centre)
d_____ (the money you pay first to hold or rent an apartment)
a deposit
m____ i__ (to start living in a new home)
move in
t____h____ (a type of home that is connected to other homes in a row)
a townhouse
e__-s____ laundry (a washing machine and dryer inside your own apartment)
en-suite laundry
p______ (a quiet and calm area)
peaceful
m______ (a loan from the bank to help you buy a home)
a mortgage
f____ u__ (to renovate your home)
fix up
s____-d____ house (a house that is joined to another house on one side)
a semi-detached house
t______ (a large outdoor space on the roof of a building, for relaxing or enjoying the view)
terrace
c______ (having too many people in one place; it can feel busy)
crowded
L______ (a legal agreement to rent a home or apartment for a year)
a lease
p____ u__ (to put your belongings into boxes to get ready to move)
pack up
d____ home (a house that stands alone and is not connected to any other house)
a detached home
c______ (a person at the front desk who helps residents with services, like receiving packages)
concierge
c______ (a place that is close to things you need, like stores, schools, or buses)
convenient
i_____ (extra money you pay when you borrow money from the bank)
interest
s____ i__ (to start feeling comfortable in a new place)
settle in