On 22/07/2018 21:27, Tom Pfeifer wrote:
Probably the reason can be explained etymologically.
In the UK, terraced houses (AmE row houses) are very common, so those
lucky enough to hear less noise from their neighbours emphasize that
by owning a 'detached' (not attached to a terrace) or 'semi-detached'
(two houses sharing a wall) building. The detached/semi-detached also
allow outdoor access to the back garden, so the 'end-of-terrace' house
is marketed with a similar advantage.
In a typical British terrace, each house has its own back garden.
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Steve
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