NOUN
- a house that is one of a row of identical houses situated side by side and sharing common walls
How To Use row house In A Sentence
- While many of Shaw's grand old homes and classic row houses have been rehabbed, the Woodson home, whose condition worsens by the day, awaits rescue.
- The small London row house where Edith, Muriel's father's sister lived had been hit by a buzz bomb and the second floor was unlivable.
- The difficulty in manoeuvring the wheelchair through the narrow house shows in the scrapes and marks on the walls.
- The isolation of the chapterhouse was a good thing for the Maker of Narrow Houses, both the Mysteress and Caspian agreed, as the world surely was still confusing to him, even a year after the attack that had taken his memory away. One Year’s Worth of Woe « A Fly in Amber
- His efficient two-bedroom row house was somebody's idea of a New England design, clad in white clapboard and black trim. ABSOLUTE ZERO
- And there will be a high speed train from Shanghai to Tokyo. we need to recognize we are way behind, and our insularity is the problem. let's learn from others joshamar, in fact, the form of row house I am talking about includes neighborhoods that are rich, and poor. Ugly Townhouses and Apartment Buildings, begone! « PubliCola
- The buildings are unexceptional, save that they differ considerably from the typical brick or clapboard row houses in the area.
- The so-called Philadelphia bandbox was a tiny row house, ten to sixteen feet wide, built for renting to recent immigrants; on fashionable Society Hill the houses were wider and grander but were also built in rows. Living Smaller
- The House is a re - conceptualization of an row house unit in Capitol Hill, Washington DC.
- We are in the backyards of two maladjusted households in adjoining row houses in a shabby South Philadelphia Italian-American neighborhood.