townhouse
/ˈtaʊnhaʊs/Definitions
1. noun
A type of residential building, typically a row of houses sharing one or more walls, often found in urban areas.
“She bought a beautiful townhouse in the city with a lovely garden view.”
2. noun
A house or building in a town or city, especially one of a group of similar houses.
“The townhouse was located near the local park and had a great view.”
3. noun
A type of condominium or apartment.
“He rented a townhouse with a private balcony and a fully equipped kitchen.”
4. verb
To live in or occupy a townhouse.
“They townhoused in the city for a few years before moving to the suburbs.”