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I assume you mean "villein," which was a type of medieval serf, as opposed to "villain," which is a bad guy. There is a link below to a related question on the homes of peasants. That answer has a good deal of detail, and has links to related information.
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What were medieval houses for rich people like?
big
What were dinosaurs like in medieval times?
There were no dinosaurs in medieval times.
What were the houses like in famine times?
they had no houses they lived in boxes
What is the difference of house now than in medieval times?
The houses of the Middle Ages were very different from houses of today. Medieval houses had no central heat; in most of the Middle Ages they did not even have fire places, but depended on fires on open hearths, with the smoke vented through window-like openings or holes in the roofs. They had no plumbing and no electricity. For most people, the floor was dirt, and most houses probably really only had a single room. There is a link to a related question below.
Are there such things like a soccer ball in the Medieval Times?
yes
What were medieval houses for rich people like?
big
What were dinosaurs like in medieval times?
There were no dinosaurs in medieval times.
What did medieval archers houses look like?
ask yo mama
What was it like to be a servant in the medieval times?
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What was it like to be a landlord in medieval times?
something
What was the hygene like in Medieval times?
Terrible
What were the houses like in famine times?
they had no houses they lived in boxes
How did the towns in medieval times look like?
negros
What were medieval serfs housing like?
Serfs houses were very poorly constructed. They were made out of mud or sticks
Were medieval lords happy?
Just like people in othe times and places, medieval lords were happy and some times and unhappy at others.
What is the difference of house now than in medieval times?
The houses of the Middle Ages were very different from houses of today. Medieval houses had no central heat; in most of the Middle Ages they did not even have fire places, but depended on fires on open hearths, with the smoke vented through window-like openings or holes in the roofs. They had no plumbing and no electricity. For most people, the floor was dirt, and most houses probably really only had a single room. There is a link to a related question below.
How was a princess treated in Medieval Times?
She was treated like a queen
