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offers new construction homes in Orlando, Florida, where you can enjoy year-round outdoor activities, community events, and theme parks. Our new homes for sale in Orlando are close to major employers as well as some of the most visited theme parks, so you have plenty of fun options to choose from. Build the life you envision with customized designs and Smart Home features in single-family, townhome, or luxury home communities.

In the United States, townhouses are defined as single-family dwellings with at least two floors that share a wall with another house. Unlike duplexes or fourplexes, however, each townhouse is individually owned. The primary difference between townhouses and row houses is in how they're arranged

Townhouses generally have less front and backyard square footage than detached single-family homes. So-called because of the proximity to town, townhouses are often clustered in and around urban cores, but often have less interior and exterior space than detached homes.

Townhome living may be the perfect choice for those interested in the feel of a single-family home without all the maintenance responsibilities. Typically townhomes are built on a small plot of land in a neighborhood development, with multiple floors, designated parking spaces or garages, and a shared wall with another home (or homes). And, in most cases, the townhome community is regulated by a homeowner’s association that sets the rules for the community and is responsible for maintaining some or all of the exterior and shared property. Each owner in the community is a member of the homeowner’s association and pays a monthly or yearly association fee to help fund these activities. Here are five advantages of living in a townhouse to consider before purchasing your next home.

A townhome and the land it sits on is owned entirely by the homeowner. This small plot of land gives the owner a place to walk a little dog, grill outside or even have a small garden. And, townhouse associations often include lawn maintenance and landscaping in the monthly fee; a convenience for those with an aversion to yard work will appreciate.

Maintenance of a townhouse requires considerably less effort than a single-family home. Typically, in a townhouse community, the homeowners’ association handles external maintenance and ensures a uniform appearance among all townhouses in the neighborhood. The owner is responsible for all repairs and basic maintenance of the interior of the townhouse. The homeowner’s association is also responsible for maintaining parking lots, shared driveways and other common areas.

Because resistants of townhomes live close together; neighbors tend to get to know each other and feel a sense of protectiveness over each other. Therefore, townhome communities often have enhanced security over single-home communities because neighbors will watch for any unusual noise or activity. Also, townhome developments are usually well-lit, and some even have a security gate.

Many townhome communities feature amenities and common areas, which contractors hired by the homeowners association using association fees, maintain. These amenities may include playgrounds, pools, tennis courts, dog parks, clubhouses and other recreational areas.

Townhomes have the same financial advantages but are generally less expensive than single-family homes in the same neighborhoods. Townhome owners also tend to pay lower utility bills because the townhome shared walls help prevent heat loss. And, there is possibly less out of pocket maintenance costs with a townhome than a single-family home.

Townhouse residents enjoy the feel of single-family living often at a lower cost and with much less responsibility for maintenance than a single-family home. And in urban or densely populated suburban areas where land is at a premium, a townhome may be the perfect option for small families or empty nesters. Visit Caliber for more information on advantages of living in a townhome.