"house type" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the style or design of a house. For example, "This house type is often associated with modern, minimalist architecture."
With each husband, she changes city, house type, and architectural style, moving from brownstone to château to hôtel particulier.
At the southernmost limit of the culture area, the northwestern California house type was designed for single-family use.
It's vital that, if we are to accurately meet housing need in a particular area, the houses sold are replaced by the same house type at the same price in the same place.
Indeed, by emphasising outward appearance, the design guide will only encourage the practice of what is known in the industry as "jacketing" – simply wrapping the same standard house type in different cladding to satisfy local planners and the market.
Alison Brooks – joint winner of the 2008 Stirling prize for the Accordia housing in Cambridge – has attempted to reinvent the suburban house type in Harlow, with buildings of an interior generosity unmatched by volume builders.
They found the flat to be the safest house type.
"For the country-house type of hotel at the top end, the Americans used to be our best customers," said Scott Armstrong, a Scottish tourism executive, with some nostalgia.
But if you're more of an urban adventurer and around-the-house type, the Cybertool 34 is the way to go.
"He wasn't the protector-of-the-house type dog," Showalter said.
If your party is a more casual open-house type event, simply plan for everyone to attend to make sure you have enough for all who show up.
"We lived in a town-house-type apartment," Tiki said.
