Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
row-house
noun
/ˈroʊˌhaʊs/
Definition
A row-house is a type of housing where multiple identical or similar homes are connected in a continuous line, sharing walls on both sides.
Examples
- Many families in the city live in row-houses due to their affordability.
- The row-houses on Maple Street have charming architectural details.
- Each row-house has its own small garden in the back.
Meaning
Row-houses are typically found in urban areas and are designed for efficient use of space. They are often two or more stories high and feature a front and back entrance.
Synonyms
- Terraced house
- Townhouse
- Linked house
