The phrase "a low house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a house that has a low height or is situated at a low elevation.
Example: "The quaint village was known for its charming architecture, featuring a low house with a thatched roof nestled among the trees."
Alternatives: "a short house" or "a modest house".
He went to the address, & found a low house, and, in an inner courtyard a Muslim ceremony was being held.
Hull is widely regarded as a low house price area, yet local residents face having to pay 5.11 times average local incomes to buy a home.
Where Bassy found himself was here, in a quiet village of under 1,000 people not far from Calais, living in a low house next door to the garlic seller.
Still, somehow, we made it to the colonial villa that served as the Donnadieu residence in the movie (it's now a Department of Education office), and then to a low house with a Chinese-style ridged roof.
If you've got a low house, clear snow with a rake to protect your home from unwanted damage and leaks.
The simplest, most fundamental bet in the game of craps, the pass bet, is also one of the very safest, with a low house edge of 1.41%.
Senior House, which had in the past been a low housing choice for many students, was renovated over the summer, Eisenmann said.
It was a voice of the utmost British authority, a low, house-masterly tone that throbbed with underlying melancholy.
He said that although high demand and a low housing supply were pushing prices up, stagnant wages were preventing out-of-control growth.
Published the same year as Slosson's story, Mary Austin's The Readjustment conjures up the character of Emma Jossylin, a woman whose life's achievements amount to a "little low house", a "common" husband and a son who is crippled.
They lived in a small, low house, with a maple tree in the front yard and a dusty park a short walk away.
