What do most houses look like in Sweden?

Answer 1

Most houses in Sweden, as in Europe generally, are built from brick, block, stone, and or concrete, incl. stucco. Compared to the United States, this is because of the relative shortage of wood, and a different attitude to what is acceptable in terms of how solidly a house should be built. Likewise, the houses tend to be smaller than in the United States, especially compared to recently built house in much of the U.S. Some older houses in Sweden, as well as houses in rural areas, are built of wood, and some older houses can be large.

Answer 2

well i have lived in Sweden for two years and the house are made out of wood you can get to other peoples gardens when your in yours there is a little gape to get through

Answer 3

They are made of mud and pencil pieces this is called "trishio" in Swedish

Answer 4

The ''typical'' swedish house is a red house w white corners made of wood.

Answer 5

Surprisingly Sweden has some rather cheap houses - the average house price is £50,000 approximately. However, the cost of living is high.