In addition to the other posts, I will make vocabulary lists. It is important to remember these words and especially pay attention to the gender because you need to be able to tell apart from masculine, feminine, and neuter. This one will be dedicated to basic house words.
House - Къща -fem.- kǎshta
Apartment - апартамент - masc- apartament
at home - вкъщи / у дома - vkǎshti, u doma
window - прозорец masc. prozorec
roof - покрив - masc.- pokriv
wall - стена -fem.- stena
Room - стая- fem. - staya
$$Living Room - хол, салон, both are masc.- hol, salon
couch/sofa - диван/канапе - masc./neut. divan, kanape
carpet - мокет - masc. moket
TV - телевизор - televizor masc.
Radio - радио neuter, radio
coffee table - (малка) масичка diminutive of <masa>/ fem. “masichka”
$$lamp - лампа -fem.- lampa
candle - свещ -fem.- svesht
rug - килим -masc.- kilim
bookcase - библиотека -fem.- biblioteka (same as library)
painting - картина -fem.- kartina
fire place- камина -fem.- kamina
$$chair - стол masc.- stol
Kitchen - кухня fem. kuhnya
cabinet/cupboard - шкаф m. shkaf
$$fridge - хладилник m. hladilnik
$$burner - котлон m. kotlon
toaster - тостер m. toster
$$microwave oven - микровълнова (фурна) f. mikrovǎlnova (furna)
electricity - електричество n. elektrichestvo
pot - тенджера f. tendzhera
spoon/knife/fork - $$ лъжица f. /нож m. /вилица f. – lǎzhica/nozh/vilica
$$dishwasher - миялна машина f. miyalna mashina
$$Bedroom - спалня f. spalnya
bed - легло n. leglo (second l is hard (w) but first is soft)
night stand - нощна масичка f. noshtna masichka
$$laptop - лаптоп m. laptop
wardrobe - гардероб m. garderob
$$poster - плакат m. plakat
$$pillow - възглавница f. vǎzklavnica
$$blanket - одеяло n. odeyalo
toilet - тоалетна f. toaletna
mirror - огледало n. ogledalo
$$fan - вентилатор m. ventilator
hot tub - джакузи n. dzhakuzi
hallway- коридор m. koridor
postbox - пощенска кутия f. poshtenska kutiya
$$main entrance - главен вход m. glaven vhod
elevator - асансьор m. asansyor
$$stairs - стълби <plural, fem.> stǎlbi
$$stairway - стълбище n. stǎlbishte
! ǎ for ъ, zh for ж, ya for я, and yu for ю. (yo for йо/ьо)
$$- with this I marked the words where “л” is pronounced as “w” or the polish l with the dash.
As you can see most masculine words end with any letter, feminine end with “a” usually, and most neuter words end with “o”.
This isn’t as neat as I would like but it took a long time to make. Make sure to note the genders marked either as a one letter abbr. or a a 3 letter abbr.