What is a small attic called?

A small attic is called by several names depending on size and construction, common terms include crawl attic, half attic, low attic, or garret, with garret being classic term for small attic room under sloping roof. In architecture, small attic can be called a loft, especially small open space under roof, or cockloft which is small attic or space between ceiling and roof, often less than full height, used for storage or insulation. Another term is scuttle attic, which is small attic accessed by scuttle hole or hatch, not full staircase, with limited headroom. In some houses, small attic is called knee-wall attic, where low walls create small triangular storage space. In British English, small attic can be called eaves storage. For tiny attic just enough to crawl, term is crawl space attic. If finished as small living space, it is called garret, which historically meant small, often cramped attic room for servant or artist. So small attic has many names, garret for small habitable attic, crawl attic or scuttle attic for tiny storage-only attic, cockloft for small space between top floor ceiling and roof, and loft for small open attic. Choosing term depends on access, height, and use, but garret and scuttle attic are most common terms for small attic, similar to compact Packout organizer versus large tool box, small attic serves limited storage purpose.