Townhouse

This style of house takes its name from the type of house which dominated the early residential development of our early cities, notably the row houses.

The townhouse, often sold in condominium developments, is an independent structure, usually of two or three stories, attached to another similar building on either one or two sides. Townhouse sizes normally vary in width from 16 to 24 feet. This style of house is usually economical to purchase and its maintenance needs and utility costs are lower than other house styles.

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