townhome
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- noun
- /ˈtaʊnˌhoʊm/
- US
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- Our team took on the listing of this large 4-bedroom townhome with an in-law suite right in the H Street corridor.
- townhomes and apartments
- townhome, a home
- three-bedroom townhome
We want more green spaces, but let's take abandoned strip malls and actually turn them into townhomes and streamline the redevelopment of this process.
- We want more green spaces, but let's take abandoned strip malls and actually turn them into townhomes and streamline the redevelopment of this process.
- So like these townhomes, I mean, I know you're trying to like go eco renewable, regenerative, affordable.
Examples
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I pretty much had one bedroom and a few pieces of furniture scattered throughout a three-level townhome.
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I'm 33 years old, living with a roommate in a townhome, and my job is to share half of the rent.
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Our neighborhood of 56 townhomes has at least 10 units with a single elderly person living alone.
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Another 31% live in apartments or condominiums, while the remaining 19% live in townhomes or duplexes.
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Existing-home sales, which include single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and co-ops, are based on transaction closings from multiple listing services.
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My sister just purchased a lovely townhome with a small garden in the backyard.
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They are looking for a townhome in the city that is within walking distance of schools and shops.
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The new development will feature modern townhomes with energy-efficient appliances and private entrances.
Synonyms
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1.0
A building where one family lives
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2.0
A house that shares walls with other houses in a row, often in a city
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A house in a long line that shares side walls with others
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A house in a row that shares walls with neighbours
A house joined to another on one side that shares a wall
A house or building where people live, not a business building
Antonyms
How Attached
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Morphology
Etymology
Townhome simply joins two common words, town and home, meaning a 'home in town'. It usually refers to a house that shares walls with its neighbors but is owned separately, so the name helps you remember it is a 'home in town' rather than a free-standing country house.