Hello all,
bastide - Provencal country house
bergerie - sheep farm
chai - warehouse for wines and spitis
chaumiere - thatched cottage
colombage - half-timbered (Normandy)
une etable - cowshed
fermette - farm cottage
fournil - bakehouse
gentilhommiere - gentleman's country abode!
grange - barn
grenier - attic
hotle de ville - town house
longere - long stone built farmhouse
maison d'amis - weekend house
maison bourgeoise - mansion
maison de maitre - gentleman's residence
maison paysanne - farm house
mas - low L-shaped (S France) farmhouse
pigeonnier - pigeon tower
Thanks in advance

Hi Benjamin,
French apartment types are determined by the number of rooms in the apartment. The kitchen, bathroom and toilet are not counted in this naming
system:

Studio Bachelor/studio apartment: one room with small kitchenette in the room
F1/T1 One-room apartment: separate kitchen
F2/T2 Two-room apartment: typically a living room, a kitchen, and a separate bedroom
F3/T3 Three-room apartment: typically a living room, a kitchen, and two separate bedrooms
F4/T4 Four-room apartment: typically a living room, a kitchen, and three separate bedrooms
F5/T5 Five-room apartment: typically a living room, a kitchen, and four separate bedrooms
Good luck

This is a very helpful list. Thanks!