What are the traditional houses in Britain?

The traditional styles of English folk houses are mainly Gothic and Romanesque, but also influenced by English folk houses, Queen Anne, Stoke and Tudor. The traditional style of British houses has the characteristics of attaching importance to architectural appearance and ignoring architectural function. This makes its architectural space layout backward and the actual living effect is not good.

Houses in Britain have wooden frame structures and brick structures. Houses with wood structure generally have chimneys in the center, while houses with brick structure generally have chimneys on both sides, which are obvious and exquisite. There are many rooms on each floor of British houses, which are composed of a central dining and living hall, a kitchen, a storage room, a tea room, an attic and a solarium. It can be said that sparrows are small and complete. The roofs of British houses are mostly triangular and steep, and are rarely decorated on the eaves.