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Bookmark or Share- What Is a Rowhouse? - The SpruceRowhouses are groupings of identical or nearly identical low-rise homes, lined up shoulder-to-shoulder and sharing a roofline and one or both side walls. They're also known as terraced houses in the U.K., Australia, and elsewhere.
- What is a Row House? A Home Style Fit for the City | RedfinLined up side by side, row houses share one or both walls with the neighboring homes and usually have shared rooflines. Typically, windows are limited to the front and back of the house. Row houses can have a variety of exterior facades – depending on the city, neighborhood, or architectural style.
- The Rise and Resurgence of the Great American Row HouseIn Philadelphia, New York City, Boston, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C., row houses are an iconic part of neighborhood identity—but examples can be found as far west as Saint Louis and San Francisco.
- What is a Row House? A Complete Row House Overview | LandisBut what exactly is a Row house, and why are they so popular? What is a Row house? A Row house is (typically) a single-family home set at the same point on the property line as its neighboring units, sharing a common wall, roofline and, generally, a consistent exterior design.
- Row House Plans, Floor Plans & Designs - Houseplans.comThe best row house floor plans & layouts. Find small & narrow rowhouses, contemporary-modern row housing designs & more! Call 1-800-913-2350 for expert support.
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