terraced houses
Attached residential row
Terraced houses are a row of identical or similar houses sharing side walls, built as a continuous block.
Common in British cities since the Victorian era, they line streets in uniform facades.
The American equivalent is row houses or townhouses.
The neighbourhood was full of red-brick terraced houses.
- bay windowsOutward-projecting windowed recesses
- industrial revolutionRapid economic mechanization period
- adjoiningSharing a border
- working-classManual laborers as group
- shared wallsDividers between attached units
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- dwellingshome, apartment, cabin, cottage, mansion
- British Architecturesemi-detached, Tudor style, Victorian style, Georgian style, thatched cottage
- urban neighborhoodsboutiques, galleries, cafes, bungalows, stoops
- UK Housingcouncil flats, council estates, back-to-back, tower blocks, semi-detached homes
- Victorian ArchitectureVictorian architecture, Victorian, Victorian style, Queen Anne, Italianate
- East LondonWhitechapel, Stratford, Shoreditch, Docklands, Tower Hamlets
terraced housescountry estates
Large rural residential holdings
manor houses · farmhouses · ranch houses · estates · villas
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