Townhouse (noun)

A type of housing that is attached to one or more similar houses and shares at least one common wall, typically found in urban areas.

Origin:

The word townhouse comes from the late 17th century, it is a combination of the word "town" meaning a small or medium-sized urban area, and "house" meaning a building used as a residence. townhouse refers to a type of housing, typically found in urban areas, that is attached to one or more similar houses and shares at least one common wall.

Examples:

1. The townhouse was a three-story building with a small front yard.
2. I was looking for a townhouse with a backyard for my kids to play.
3. The townhouse was in a gated community with a swimming pool and a gym.
4. Townhouse living is a popular choice for people who want to live in the city but still have a bit of privacy.
5. The townhouse had a modern design, with an open-plan layout and high ceilings.