What is another word for dogtrot house?
Pronunciation: [dˈɒɡtɹɒt hˈa͡ʊs] (IPA) 
A dogtrot house, also known as a "double-pen house" or "dog-run house", is a traditional Southern-style home that features a central breezeway, or "dogtrot," that runs through the middle of the house between two separate living sections. This design was popular in the 19th century and provided a way to keep homes cool in hot weather. Other synonyms for this style of home include "triple-A house," "possum-trot house," and "crease house." While these types of homes are less common today, they still hold a special place in Southern architectural history and continue to be sought after by homeowners who appreciate their unique design and historical significance.
