Can you provide common housing-related vocabulary in French

Here is a list of common housing-related vocabulary in French, provided with English translations for clarity:

• Appartement - Apartment
• Maison - House
• Chambre - Room
• Salon - Living room
• Cuisine - Kitchen
• Salle de bain - Bathroom
• Toilette - Toilet
• Balcon - Balcony
• Escalier - Stairs
• Ascenseur - Elevator
• Porte - Door
• Fenêtre - Window
• Toit - Roof
• Mur - Wall
• Sol - Floor
• Jardin - Garden
• Garage - Garage
• Clé - Key
• Locataire - Tenant
• Propriétaire - Owner
• Contrat de location - Rental contract
• Loyer - Rent
• Charges - Utilities/Expenses
• Immeuble - Building

This vocabulary covers basic parts of a house or apartment, roles related to housing, and terms relevant to renting or owning property. It should be very useful for common housing-related conversations in French. If you want specific thematic areas or more advanced vocabulary, please specify! ¹

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