Which type of housing is characterized by detachments or semi-detachments along with gardens and garages?

The type of housing characterized by detachments or semi-detachments along with gardens and garages is classified as low density. This type of housing typically involves individual homes that are spaced further apart, allowing for larger gardens and often includes amenities such as garages. The lower density of housing means there is less clustering of buildings and more open space, which is conducive to residential living environments that prioritize privacy and outdoor space.

In contrast, high-density housing would feature buildings that are closely packed together, commonly seen in urban settings, such as apartment complexes. Social housing is specifically designed to be affordable and accessible, which can vary in density but does not inherently indicate the presence of private gardens and garages. Medium density would sit between low and high density but does not specifically capture the characteristics associated with low density—such as detached homes with significant private outdoor space.