A property is considered residential when it is used, or can be used, in whole or in part for living, such as a flat or a house. It also includes lands, gardens, and buildings adjacent to the residential property.
At the same time, according to the current legislation, some residential properties cannot be classified as dwellings, even if they are used for people to live in. It includes:
Hotels
Guest houses
Boarding schools
Hospitals
Student accommodations
Army barracks
Residential care homes
Prisons.