Buildings & Property
A set of rooms for living in, usually located on one floor of a building.
apartment
The person who legally owns a house or apartment.
owner
The room where you wash your hands, take a shower, or use the toilet.
bathroom
A long, comfortable seat with cushions for two or three people.
sofa
Pieces of cloth hung over windows to block light or give privacy.
curtain
A small, simple house, usually in the countryside or a small village.
cottage
A person who pays money every month to live in a house owned by someone else.
tenant
The room where you prepare, store, and cook food.
kitchen
A soft, comfortable seat made for one person with rests on both sides.
armchair
Window covers made of plastic, wooden, or metal strips that pull up and down.
blinds
A house that is connected to other houses on both sides in a long row.
A person who visits your home or stays at your house for a short time.
guest
A space or room located at the very top of a house, right under the roof.
attic
A table with drawers that you sit at to write, study, or work on a computer.
desk
A thick material used to cover a floor to make it soft and warm.
carpet
A large building that contains many separate flats or units. (2 words)
apartment block
Essential bills you pay for your home, such as water, gas, and electricity.
utilities
A room or building attached to a house for parking a car or storing tools.
garage
A desk with a mirror and drawers used when doing hair or makeup in your room.
dressing table
a soft square object you put your head on when you go to sleep.
pillow
A general word for a building, house, or piece of land that someone owns.
property
An adjective for a rental home that comes with all beds, tables, and chairs included. (2 words)
fully-furnished
A comfortable room where family members sit together to talk or watch TV.
The general word for items in a home like tables, chairs, beds, and desks.
furniture
Sheets, blankets, and pillowcases used on a bed.