To change where you live or put your belongings in a different property., Move, To travel or change locations continuously., Move about, A single building for one household that stands completely separate from other properties., Detached house, A home joined to another identical building on one side., Semi-detached house, An extremely large, impressive, and costly property., Mansion, A tall high-rise building containing many storeys., Skyscraper, Giving a feeling of warmth, comfort, and relaxation., Cozy / Cosy, Conveniently located near or close to a specific destination., Handy for, Having a large area inside with plenty of open space., Spacious / Roomy, Equipped with all necessary items like tables, chairs, and beds., Fully-furnished, People who stay in a particular location or nation., Residents / Citizens / Inhabitants, To fix or restore something damaged back to good condition., Repair, A single level or layer of a building., Storey / Floor, The busiest commercial and central district of an urban area., Downtown / City center, A residential neighborhood located just outside the main central area., Suburbs, The outer edges or furthest border of an urban area., Outskirts, Land away from urban centers, featuring nature, farms, and small villages., Country(side), A machine with a cabin that moves people up and down through floors., Lift / Elevator, To give your property to someone else in exchange for monthly payments., Let a flat, To pay money regularly so you can live in someone else's property., Rent a flat, To organize things properly and remove unwanted mess., Tidy (up), To remove dust or dirt using a broom., Sweep, To arrange sheets and blankets neatly after sleeping., Make the bed, To smooth out wrinkles in clothes using a heated device., Iron, To cut grass short in a yard or garden., Mow the lawn, To clean dirt from rugs or carpets using a machine that sucks up dust., Vacuum, To clean dirty surfaces using a wet tool or cloth., Mop

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