Attic: The area inside the roof of a house; a loft:
Noun We store all the things we don´t use anymore in the attic.
Balcony: A projecting platform from an upper window or an outside door with a railing around it
Noun The hotel room was nice, but there wasn´t a balcony.
Basement: A floor of a building that is below or partly below the ground
Noun Our basement was flooded after the thunderstorm.
Conservatory: A room or building made of glass in which plants are grown and kept
Noun The storm broke most of the glass in the conservatory roof
Deck: An outdoor wooden platform attached to a house
Noun There is a lovely view from the deck
Garage: A building or an indoor area where vehicles are parked or repaired
Noun My aunt´s garage has space for three cars
Guest Room: A bedroom for visitors
Noun This the nicest guest room I´ve ever seen
Hall: A passage inside a house with doors or openings that lead to rooms
Noun The guest room is at the end of the hall
Landing: A level, open area at the top of a flight or stairs
Noun We climbed the stairs and rested on the second-floor landing.
Loft: The room or space immediately below the roof of a building; an attic:
Noun Lofts are often used as storage spaces
Playroom: A room for children to play in
Noun Justin and Sally have a playroom in the attic.
Porch: A covered area at the entrance to a house
Noun Mom grows herbs on our back porch
Shed: A small building for storing things
Noun Dad keeps all his gardening tools in the shed in the yard
Study: A room used for studying, reading or writing
Noun My dad is an engineer and his study is filled with engineering books.
Terrace: A paved outdoor area next to a house
Noun It´s nice to have lunch on the terrace in summer
Utility Room: A room where large appliances, such as washing machines or water heaters, care kept and used
Noun Our utility room is in the basement
