Townhouse

A townhouse is a type of housing that is attached to other townhouses on at least two sides. Townhouses are typically built in rows, and each townhouse has its own front door and entrance.

• Attached: Townhouses are attached to other townhouses on at least two sides. This means that the townhouses share walls with their neighbors.
• Multi-unit: Townhouses are typically part of a larger development, which means that there are multiple townhouses on the same property.
• Own unit: Each townhouse has its own front door and entrance, which means that each townhouse is owned individually.
• Privacy: Townhouses offer more privacy than apartments or condominiums, but less privacy than single-family homes. This is because townhouses share walls with their neighbors, but each townhouse has its own entrance and yard.
• Space: Townhouses typically have less space than single-family homes, but more space than apartments or condominiums. This is because townhouses have multiple floors and often have a basement or attic.
• Customization: Townhouses can be customized to the owner's taste, but to a lesser extent than single-family homes. This is because townhouses are part of a larger development and there are restrictions on what changes can be made.

Some additional features that may be found in a townhouse:

• Garage
• Yard
• Pool
• Fireplaces
• Multiple bedrooms and bathrooms
• Finished basement
• Walk-in closets
• Security system

The specific features of a townhouse will vary depending on the size, location, and style of the townhouse.