7. End of Terrace

7. End of Terrace

Terraced houses are common in old industrial towns and cities like Manchester, Bath, and areas of central London. Terraced houses became extremely popular to supply high-density accommodation for labor within the 19th century. Terraced houses are structurally built the same and both sides of each house share walls with neighbors.

8. Flat

A flat is one of the most common types of residential property in the UK. It consists of a living area that is self-contained within only part of a building. Usually, a flat is situated during a building that’s broken up into multiple living areas for various residents. Flats are generally the first housing solution in inner cities and metropolitan areas, due to the apparent space-saving advantages of building vertically.

They can sometimes occupy 2 floors however this is often less regular. Flats vary greatly in price. Their size and area usually determine how much you’ll pay, with the more luxurious flats in high-value areas costing more than some houses. Smaller flats in less expensive areas are usually much cheaper than most other properties.

All of these types of residential properties in the UK offer their own unique benefits and attributes and together make up the coarse and fine grain of Britain.

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