| FLATS | Modern houses or apartments? (5) |
| UNITS | Condos or apartments |
| RECUMBENT | Lying bum flogged modern houses (9) |
| DOUBLEGLAZING | Many modern houses have this gee-gee idling (6-7) |
| REPRESSION | Action by tyrant dealing with papers over modern houses (10) |
| DENS | Private cosy rooms for study or hobbies; hideouts such as tree houses or growleries; lairs of lions, mink or foxes; or, dingles (4) |
| MOVES | Players' turns in chess or draughts; the various ways that the pieces are transferred in said games; changes of houses or offices; or, acts initiating plans or processes (5) |
| GLAMPING | Form of recreational outdoor living or activity in bell tents, shepherds' huts, tree houses or yurts with some of the comforts or luxuries of home (8) |
| INNS | Word for abodes or dwelling places originally, later hostelries, hotels or public houses; or, halls of residence for university/law students (4) |
| CONCIERGE | From Latin for "fellow servant", a French word used to refer to a hotel or apartment building's residential bellhop, caretaker, doorkeeper, hall porter, janitor or warden (9) |
| UNIT | Condo or apartment |
| CONDO | A condominium building or apartment (5) |
| HUNTING | Word after job or apartment |
| NOPETS | Sign in some restaurants or apartment buildings |
| RISE | High-____ (kind of jeans or apartment building) |
| LEASES | Some car or apartment contracts |
| ROOM | Part of a house or apartment |
| MAISONETTE | Has first birthday in flat or apartment |
| ABODES | Literary or poetic word for habitations, houses or homes (6) |
| ROW | Line of theatre seats, knitted stitches or identical houses; or, a horizontal rank on a chessboard (3) |
