pied-à-terre
townhouse
housefront
micropub
curb number
carsey
project
Wolseley
block of flats
bottle
hizzy
housebuilding
pubwards
gaff
block
adobe
douane
eco-house
villa
house
chowki
rickle
front yard
hoose
casa
interhouse
houseblock
backcourt
townhome
neighborhood
semiattached
gastropub
low-rise
Greenwich
Skid Row
estate
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saltbox
streetfront
limehouse
brownstone
coproprietorship
exurbia
colony
gate
multiunit
superhouse
guesthouse
maisonnette
houseling
Naples
apartment house
apartment building
maisonette
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residence hall
stockbroker belt
camelback
shophouse
ends
country house
hizzle
city dweller
cottage
alfresco
suburban area
suburb
little house
ranch house
NoMad
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outside
outdoors
sideyard
sliver
suburbia
zome
city hall
tenantry
residence
mansionette
transition zone
manse
hizouse
mansion house
hall
Newfield
bilevel
split-level
mansion
Golgotha
brick and mortar
tower block
triplex
battlecruiser
officetel
extension

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