Semi-Detached:A semi-detached house is a residential building that shares one common wall with another similar house, forming a pair. Each house has its own separate entrance and often a small yard or garden. The houses are usually mirror images of each other.Detached:A detached house is a standalone residential building that is not connected to any other building. It has its own independent structure and typically more space around it, including a front and backyard.Terrace:A terrace, also known as a row house or townhouse, is a series of connected houses that share side walls. They form a continuous row, often in urban settings. Each house in the terrace usually has its own entrance, but they share common walls with their neighbors.Mid-Terrace:A mid-terrace house is part of a row of houses that are connected on both sides to neighboring houses. It is situated in the middle of the row, with houses on either side. Mid-terrace houses share side walls with their adjacent neighbors but have their own individual entrances and usually a small front and back garden or yard. They are a common housing type in urban and suburban areas.
