townhouse
//ˈtaʊnˌhaʊs//
Noun
townhouseSingular
townhousesPlural
1
A tall, narrow house that shares side walls with neighboring houses, typically having multiple floors and often found in urban or suburban areas.
We bought a townhouse in the city because it was more affordable than a detached home.
2
A house in a town or city belonging to someone who also has a house in the country.
The wealthy family spends weekends at their country estate and weekdays at their townhouse in London.