How tall is a house?

Answer 1

In the United States, most typical residential homes are a little over 8 feet per story. The roof line will add another 6 to 8 feet, depending on the pitch of the roof. Standard building codes say that a room must have 7 and a half feet minimum ceiling height. So a ranch style home tends to be 16-20 feet to the peak of the roof. But the elevation of the property, the style and the layout can vary greatly and give you a full range of heights. If you figure five feet for an average height of the pitched roof, and about 8 feet for the interior walls that makes a little over 13 feet plus whatever foundation you have under the house.

Answer 2

The houses in the United Kingdom as well as other parts of Europe and the world are quite a bit different then those in the United States. As of September 2014, the average height of UK houses is about 9 meters or 36 feet.

Answer 3

All houses vary in size and height depending on roof style. Most inside walls (floor to ceiling) are at minimum 7 - 8 feet in height. Hanging lights and fans may be an issue if the ceiling is the minimum and the occupants are near 6 ' tall.

Answer 4

the average height of a house as of today is an estimate of around 5 698.334 inches tall

Answer 5

The average height of a one story house is oogabalooga

Answer 6

10' per story +6' for peak on roof rule of thumb.