What are residential homes?

Residential homes are housing units that are designed to be used as permanent residences for individuals or families. They can range in size from small apartments or townhouses to large single-family homes and can vary in terms of style and amenities. Residential homes are typically located in residential neighborhoods or developments and are used for living purposes rather than commercial or industrial purposes.

Some key characteristics of residential homes include:

- They are designed for long-term occupancy.

- They provide shelter and living space.

- They may have bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and other common areas.

- They may have attached or detached garages, yards, or other outdoor spaces.

- They may be owned or rented by the occupants.

- They are subject to local zoning and building regulations.

- They may be single-family homes, duplexes, townhouses, apartments, or other types of housing units.

- They may be detached or attached to other buildings.

- They may be located in urban, suburban, or rural areas.

- They may have different types of heating, cooling, and electrical systems.

- They may have different security features, such as alarms or locks.