The more delicate farm implements and crops that do not need to be kept very cold can be stored here. Usually, people keep food stuffs that are soon to be consumed in house-adjacent storage areas. The doorway to a major storage area called a komora. The door opens to a staircase that leads underground where there is a large cellar in which potatoes, beets, carrots, cabbages and most of the household's food supply is kept. The komora was also often the place where a newly married couple spent their first night.
Some houses are quite prosperous.
No doorway to a house leads out onto the street. Sometimes the wall of a house is along a street, as in cities where there is a shortage of space, but the entrance to the house is from a courtyard to the side or in the back. In villages, where there is more room, there is an enclosed yard separating the house from the street.