We walked through the neighborhood admiring the fancy houses built along the hillside.

I screamed when a house centipede dashed across the bathroom floor at midnight.

During the tour, the guide explained the architectural differences between Jews' houses and those of their neighbors.

The hikers paused to rest beside Jew's house, marveling at the weathered stone and imagining the tin miners who once worked the site.

They visited the old beef-house on the outskirts of town to document its history.

House-hunters flooded the open house on Saturday, drawn by the newly renovated kitchen and backyard.

A determined house-hunter spent weekends touring open houses until she found the right fit.

After months of house-hunting, they finally found a cozy bungalow near the river.

The old beef house at the edge of town closed after new regulations were enforced.

Developers rushed to build a boom house on the outskirts of town, hoping to capitalize on the sudden demand.