terraced house

Shared-wall urban home

A terraced house is a dwelling in a row of houses sharing side walls with neighbors, forming a continuous block.

The term is primarily British; Americans say row house or townhouse.

Terraced houses became common in 19th-century industrial cities as affordable urban housing: The street was lined with Victorian terraced houses.

architecture

rowhouse

Adjoined urban dwelling unit

brick · Victorian · Edwardian · Georgian · facade · sash window · party wall · frontage · symmetry · repetition

neighborhood

rowhouse

Adjoined urban dwelling unit

residents · locality · district · suburb · vicinity · precinct · borough · ward · enclave · quarters

community

neighbors

Those dwelling nearby

close-knit · residents · fellowship · togetherness · noise · privacy · boundary · fence · garden · alleyway

urban

density

Mass-to-volume ratio

sidewalk · parking · congestion · infrastructure · pedestrian · inner-city · metropolitan · downtown · rental · tenant

Categories
Opposites
attachment and structural independence

terraced housedetached house

Residence sharing no walls

detached home · duplex

land and spatial footprint

terraced housemanor house

Landed gentry's residence

estate house · country house · villa · ranch house · farmhouse

housing density and urban form

terraced houserural homestead

Countryside residence with grounds

country estate · wilderness cabin · apartment · flat

Family

terrace, terraced, terraces, terracing, house, houses, housed, housing, housekeeper

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G