What is the difference between a home and a bungalow?

What makes a bungalow a house?

A bungalow is a type of cottage or house that has one story or more and is usually built under a sloped roof. Bungalows are smaller than multi-story houses and have fewer rooms. They also tend to be more susceptible to break-ins due to their low ground position.

A bungalow can also be referred to as a house. Bungalows are houses with one storey instead of two or more. Some homes may have a half-level, with the upper rooms built into the roof and with dormer windows. These buildings are sometimes called chalet bungalows but they are technically still bungalows.

Is a bungalow better for you than a house in this regard?

A bungalow is often a better choice than a house or flat for someone with mobility issues. A single-story home means there are no stairs and all rooms can be accessed easily.

What is the difference between a cottage and a house?

Cottages are usually small houses. A cottage can be referred to as an old or outdated building. A cottage is a small, cozy dwelling that is often located in rural or semi-rural areas.