Howick House, England  Estimated to be from 7800 BC, this site contains evidence of early wooden structures.

The Star Carr House, England Dating back to around 8500 BC, this site has remnants of wooden dwellings.

Khirokitia (Choirokoitia), Cyprus  Believed to be around 7000 BC, this Neolithic settlement features circular stone houses.

Skara Brae, Scotland  This Neolithic village, dating back to around 3100 BC, features stone-built houses with advanced features for their time.

Ġgantija, Malta This prehistoric temple complex, dating back to around 3700 BC, also includes structures that could be considered early houses.

Knap of Howar, Scotland  Believed to be around 3700 BC, this stone house is one of the best-preserved Neolithic structures.

Jarlshof Houses, Scotland  Dating back to around 800 BC, these stone-built houses show the evolution of dwelling styles.

Roman Painted House, England  Built around 200 AD, this house is famous for its well-preserved wall paintings.

Kirkjubøargarður (King's Farm), Faroe Islands  Believed to date back to the 11th century, this farm complex is still inhabited today.