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Townhouse vs Row House. Are they the same? - City-Data. com I do believe a Rowhouse was at one time also called a Townhouse for that very reason They were usually located in old downtown areas and on sidewalks just like their old European counterparts These were usually built anywhere from the 1700s to early 1900s The name Townhouse was used because they were located in town Later, with new developments and architecture the name Townhouse was also
Townhouse vs Row House. Are they the same? (fireplace, townhouses . . . I've been wondering about this and it seems everyone has a different opinion so I thought I'd ask here Are today's townhouses yesterdays row houses? Is a house still considered a row house if the walls are not attached but separated by only a narrow space? Can only two attached houses be considered row houses?
Row-houses; how well can you hear your neighbors? (apartment complexes . . . This January, I just moved into the philly neighborhood and into a row house and wondering how well can you hear your neighbors? How loud or quiet they are? It's my first time living next to someone side by side I'm used to having noise come from below or upstairs from living in an apartment and am trying to get used to it coming from right next to my wall, especially in my room Mostly when
Why are there Row houses in San Francisco but not in the rest of the . . . Everyone has different tastes, though I do like them in or near center cities There are well done row houses, and not so well done row houses Likewise, detached homes vary, there's a big difference between a shotgun house and a fancy Victorian-era mansion The biggest downside of rowhomes IMO is less wall space for windows, so liable to be darker Bay windows help, and are common in San