semi-detached house means a dwelling unit on its own exclusive lot, sharing a common wall and boundary with not more than one other dwelling unit;
semi-detached house means one of a pair of attached buildings:
semi-detached house means one of two dwellings attached side by side (or back to back) to each other, but not attached to any other dwelling or structure (except its own garage or shed). A semi-detached dwelling has no dwellings either above it or below it, and the two units together have open space on all sides;
More Definitions of semi-detached house
semi-detached house means a house surrounded on three (3) sides by yard area and so constructed that one (1) wall is on a side lot line and abuts the neighboring house.
semi-detached house means a residential structure which is one of two horizontally attached residential structures and is separated vertically from the other residential structure by a common wall which does not provide for internal access from the living space in one structure to the other.
semi-detached house means that part of a semi-detached dwelling on one side of the common wall, which may contain one dwelling unit. (By-law 94-183, S.2[e]) (Amended: OMB Order PL140037, By-law 2013-149 (Amended), S.4)
semi-detached house. Means a building other than a single family dwelling comprising 2 or more dwelling units contained in one building, both on the ground floor and each provided with a 18 separate entrance.
semi-detached house means two dwelling units linked or attached to each other (each on its own Cadastral unit) by means of a shared/communal wall, where each dwelling unit has a ground floor.
semi-detached house means two dwelling units built side by side with a common wall with each dwelling unit on its own exclusive lot;
semi-detached house means a house which is joined to another house on the same plot or adjacent plot;