townhouse
n. countablen. a tall, narrow house that is part of a row of similar houses. These homes usually share side walls with their neighbors and have two or more floors.
n. a tall, narrow residential building that shares side walls with adjacent properties. Typically multi-storey and situated within an urban or suburban development.
They live in a three-story townhouse near the park.
The developer converted the old factory site into a row of modern townhouses with shared garden spaces.
While the exterior of the townhouse maintains its traditional Victorian facade, the interior has been completely gutted and redesigned to accommodate an open-plan living area and a modern kitchen.
From town + house. Compare Dutch tuinhuis (“summer house, cabana”), tuinhuisje (“bower”).