Direct answer: In most houses, the rooms commonly found include a kitchen, a living or family room, bedrooms, a bathroom, and often a dining room. Many homes also feature additional spaces such as a hallway or entry/foyer, a laundry room, a home office or study, and sometimes a garage or mudroom. Beyond these basics, houses can include specialized rooms like a guest room, pantry, sunroom, games room, home gym, home theater, or a basement recreation area depending on size, style, and personal needs. Context and examples

• Core essentials: kitchen, living/family room, bedrooms, bathroom(es) are typically present in most dwellings. These form the backbone of daily activities such as cooking, relaxing, sleeping, and personal care.
• Common auxiliary spaces: dining room (or dining area), laundry/mudroom, entryway, and sometimes a garage or workspace.
• Optional or larger homes: home offices, libraries, sunrooms, game rooms, gyms, home theaters, and multiple bathrooms or en-suite bedrooms.

If you’d like, specify your house size or region, and the response can be tailored to typical room counts and naming conventions for that context.