IPA: /ˈtaʊnhoʊm/
KK: /taʊnhoʊm/
A type of house that is attached to other houses in a row, usually sharing walls with them, and often having multiple floors.
They decided to buy a townhome because it was more affordable than a single-family house.
**Townhome** → The word is formed from "town" (from Old English *tun*, meaning an enclosed area or settlement) and "home" (from Old English *ham*, meaning dwelling or residence). A townhome refers to a type of housing that is part of a larger community or settlement, typically sharing walls with other homes.
Think of a 'town' as a community or settlement and 'home' as a place where you live. A townhome is a home within a town, often sharing space with other homes.