What are common Spanish terms for property types and features

Common Spanish terms for property types and features include:

• Casa (house)
• Apartamento or Departamento (apartment)
• Chalet (detached house, often used for vacation homes)
• Villa (villa)
• Dúplex (duplex)
• Ático (penthouse)
• Local comercial (commercial property)
• Terreno or Parcela (land or plot)
• Garaje (garage)
• Jardín (garden)
• Terraza (terrace)
• Balcon (balcony)
• Piscina (swimming pool)

These terms are commonly used in real estate listings and discussions about properties in Spanish-speaking countries. ⁷

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