0 a house in a town or city, usually a comfortable, expensive one in a fashionable area: --
If the valuation officer or the ratepayer wishes to compare a bungalow with a maisonette or town house he should state clearly in what category the comparable dwelling-house falls.
A more civilised method would be for an industry to restore an old listed building in a beautiful village or to repair a distinguished old historical town house.
Take the case of a town house.
This principle applied equally to a town house with a small garden as to a large agricultural holding.
No engineer, bricklayer, carpenter or railwayman has a town house and a country cottage.
They have their town house and their coast house.
Will he give us the terms upon which new town house sales will be based?
That would necessarily involve substantial consultation and would mean that the town house would have access to information that it does not have at present.
