Rowhouse definition

Rowhouse means a building which is not more than 3 stories in height and which contains only 3 or more attached, vertically separated, side−by−side or back−to−back dwelling units, with each dwelling unit served by an individual exterior exit within 6 feet of the exit discharge grade.

Rowhouse means a building that contains no more than four dwelling units located side by side and fronting on a Street where each dwelling unit is located on an individual parcel of land and has a separate, direct entry from grade adjacent to the Street.

Rowhouse means a Residential building that is divided into three (3) or more Dwelling Units, but shall not include an Apartment.

Examples of Rowhouse in a sentence

• The massing of the Rowhouse units provides a transition from the low-rise surrounding community to the larger buildings on the PUD Site and across Michigan Avenue, and is designed so that the individual structures form part of a larger compositional block or terrace.

• Row-house units of three-bedroom or larger size shall have their entry at grade level.

• The Rowhouse development makes up the single-family residential fabric of the PUD Site and corresponds to the existing residential community of Bloomingdale to the south and Stronghold to the east.

• Finally, through negotiations with ANC 5E, the Applicant increased the number of affordable units from 18 to 22 units, or approximately 12.3% of the gross floor area of the Rowhouse development.

• As initially presented, the Applicant increased the proffered amount of affordable units to 10% of the gross floor area of the Rowhouse development (approximately 35,000 square feet), which equated to 18 units.

More Definitions of Rowhouse

Rowhouse means any strata or co-op residential property classified on the most recent assessment roll as "row housing - single unit ownership" or "stratified rental townhouseBall units rented out under one ownership", but excludes houses, strata duplexes, apartments and rental apartments,

Rowhouse means a building which that is not more than 3 three stories in height and which contains only 3 three or more attached, vertically separated, side-by-side, or back-to-back dwelling units, with each dwelling unit served by an individual exterior exit within 6 six feet of the exit discharge grade.

Rowhouse or “townhouse” means a sin- gle-family dwelling unit constructed in a row of attached units separated by property lines and with open space (side yard setbacks) on at least two sides.

Rowhouse means a Dwelling Unit attached horizontally to one or two other Dwelling Units by a party wall;

Rowhouse means an attached Single-family Residence on individual platted Lots sharing a common wall with one or more adjacent Dwelling Units.

Rowhouse means a single-family dwelling that shares a party wall with another of the same type and occupies the full frontage line (syn: Townhouse).

Rowhouse means an attached dwelling unit that appears to be separated from other dwelling units in a row by some architectural feature such as a vertical, unpierced wall extending from grade to roof.