Fraternity houses are residential buildings where members of a fraternity, a social organization typically found in colleges and universities, live together. These houses serve as a central hub for fraternity activities, including meetings, social events, and community service projects. They often provide a space for members to bond and develop friendships. The houses are usually owned or rented by the fraternity and can vary in size and amenities. Many fraternity houses have common areas, such as kitchens and lounges, where members can gather. They also often include bedrooms for members, creating a close-knit living environment that fosters camaraderie and teamwork.