Rowhouses in NC (neighborhoods, housing, areas)

[dontstressem22]

Besides Virginia & The other Mid-Atlantic or NE States having Rowhouses in the neighborhoods, Does NC have rowhousing neighborhoods as well like in the Major Cities?????

[LordHomunculus]

These are houses and they're in a row:

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=North...7,,0,9.24&z=14

[LordHomunculus]

Seriously though, I haven't heard NC being mentioned when it comes to rowhomes. I think Virginia might have some, but I'm not sure.

[dontstressem22]

Originally Posted by LordHomunculus

Seriously though, I haven't heard NC being mentioned when it comes to rowhomes. I think Virginia might have some, but I'm not sure.

We all know Virginia has Rowhomes I am from The Richmond-Petersburg Area

[gwillyfromphilly]

No. Southern states in general aren't known for having row-house neighborhoods besides Virginia.

[lammius]

I can't think of any in NC. Virginia has quite a few rowhouse areas in Richmond, Alexandria, Norfolk, maybe some in Portsmouth, etc.

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by gwillyfromphilly

No. Southern states in general aren't known for having row-house neighborhoods besides Virginia.

Savannah has quite a few actually, as does Louisville. But generally it is not a predominant historic housing style in the South.

[Nafster]

New Orleans has some I believe. Charleston, South Carolina as well?

[Newsboy]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

Savannah has quite a few actually, as does Louisville. But generally it is not a predominant historic housing style in the South.

Yep, row houses are pretty much the norm in Savannah's Historic District. And they're of many different styles, too!

http://www.front-porch-ideas-and-mor...-georgia-8.jpg
https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6086/6...fd5b652d_z.jpg
http://www.journeysinlightphotoblog....oorways-12.jpg

[creeksitter]

Knoxville TN has a few but they are not common. At least not the historic ones.