Bungalow

/ˈbʌŋɡəˌloʊ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a low house having only one story or, in some cases, an additional attic space.

They decided to buy a cozy bungalow by the beach for their summer vacations.

a small, single-story house, often with a front porch and a sloping roof.

The charming bungalow was surrounded by a beautiful garden full of colorful flowers.

a type of house designed for easy access, commonly used by retirees or those with mobility issues.

After retiring, they moved into a bungalow that offered all the amenities on one level.

Derived from the Hindi word 'bangla', meaning 'Bengali', referring to a type of house in Bengal.

bungalow style

A style of home that is characterized by its low height and wide front porch.

bungalow garden

A garden that is typically associated with a bungalow, often designed for easy maintenance.

veranda

A roofed platform along the outside of a house.

cottage

A small, simple house typically in a rural location.

ranch

A large farm, especially in the western US, where cattle or other animals are bred.

Referring to a small, comfortable place to live.

After downsizing, she now enjoys her tiny bungalow.

A vacation home that is quaint and rustic.

They love their weekend bungalow by the lake.