Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
terraced-house
noun
/ˈtɛrəst haʊs/

Definition
A terraced house is a style of housing where a row of identical or similar houses share walls on both sides, forming a continuous street.

Examples
- After living in an apartment for years, they decided to buy a terraced house with a small garden.
- The terraced houses in the neighborhood were built during the Victorian era.
- Many families enjoy the sense of community that comes with living in a terraced house.

Meaning
Terraced houses are typically part of a series of houses built together in a row, providing a compact living option within urban areas.

Synonyms
- Row house
- Terrace
- Townhouse