What is a Townhouse?

By Relocation.com Staff

This is a type of dwelling where the property it attached to other properties which are generally similar in appearance. Unlike a condo, the owner owns the space above and below the residence. There is no association as you own the property outright and it is a single dwelling. These residences also come in all shapes and sizes.

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