A dwelling overlooking a Scottish loch like a modern-day castle and a tiny home in Switzerland converted from a rustic wood store are among Dezeen's Houses of the month for November.
This is the second instalment in our new Houses of the month series, in which we select five of the most popular residences featured on Dezeen every month, from all around the world.
In addition to the Scottish house and the wood-store conversion, November's top five include an inward-facing home in Spain, a Montreal townhouse and a renovated cabin in the Czech mountains.
Read on to find out more about Dezeen readers' favourite houses this month:

Photo is by Iñaki Bergera
LR House, Spain, by Lecumberri & Cidoncha and I?igo Beguiristain
The most-viewed house featured on Dezeen this month was LR House in the Spanish town of Citruénigo, whose austere exterior hides a series of living spaces arranged around a central courtyard. Local studio Lecumberri & Cidoncha and architect I?igo Beguiristain based the paved courtyard on a Greco-Roman impluvium ? a sunken basin designed for collecting rainwater.
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Photo is by Gilbert McCarragher
Hundred Acre Wood House, Scotland, by Denizen Works
Architecture studio Denizen Works completed a castle-like seven-bedroom house overlooking Loch Awe in Scotland, with the building sunken into the landscape to give it a protective quality.
Its facade is covered in a finish made from recycled TV screens, developed by the architec...