Indian real estate is a flourishing sector. There are different types of housing structures. Each house type varies according to the climate, building materials, location, economic status, lifestyle, and architectural concepts. The changing needs and cultural influence play a crucial role in deciding the type of house.
This blog explores different types of houses famous all over India. Let’s check out.
Common housing types in India’s real estate
Residential apartments or flats
India has seen an unprecedented rise in the development of residential apartments or flats. This is also known as vertical housing structures. There are affordable and luxury apartments based on one’s specific needs and budget.
The residential apartment type housing ranges from 1 BHK to 2 BHK, 3 BHK or even larger types. Each of these flats comes equipped with essential amenities for all segments of investors. Real estate projects like Jashn Elevate, Rishita Mulberry, etc. are some of the examples of luxury flats in Lucknow.
RK/Studio Room
One-room kitchens are yet another type of house famous in India. Such studio apartments are popular in metropolitan cities. This compact studio apartment has a bedroom and living area combined as one. RK houses are perfect for professionals and students looking for ease of access within the home.
Villas
Villas are yet another luxury housing types in India. Villas redefine luxury and have world-class amenities. They are spacious and include areas like backyards, lawns, parking, and more based on one’s budget and preferences.
In general, villas are standalone houses, giving a sense of privacy to the owners. Those who are looking for independent houses can consider villas in Lucknow and other parts of India.
Penthouses
Penthouses are ultra-luxury houses that are built on the top floor of a swanky building. Unlike other residential apartments, penthouses feature lavish amenities. The structure ensures it receives enough sunlight, has proper ventilation, and scenic views.
Each of the penthouses also has multiple levels and unique ceiling design. Such types of houses are common among affluent class people.
Bungalows
Bungalows are roomy verandas with slightly sloppy roofs. Bungalows’ heights can go up to one-and-a-half storeys. It is one of the most famous housing options in India. Bungalows are known for their privacy, green and lush surroundings, and parking areas. As compared to flats and villas, bungalows are expensive and have more space available. You can find traditional to modern bungalows based on your requirements. They are well-designed and feature indoor and outdoor areas.
Condominiums or condos
Although new, condominiums are gaining popularity in Indian housing sector. These types of houses are found within a complex or building. They feature individually owned apartments and each of these apartments is managed by the HOA (homeowners association) or individual owner. While each unit is owned by an individual owners, the common places are owned collectively by all the owners. For example, gardens, pools, terraces, and other amenities are shared collectively. Owners are accountable for managing the taxes, maintenance, repairs, and mortgages.
Duplex
Duplex houses feature two residential units combined together in a vertical layout. It has one kitchen and a shared area. Each stacked unit is accessible by a staircase, which can be personalized as per one’s needs. These are both traditional and modern in architecture and best options for joint families.
Conclusion
The Indian housing market has changed with time. Now, different types of houses are on the rise to accommodate people. Traditional Indian houses have transformed into duplexes, bungalows, villas, apartments, and condos.
