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What is a Chicago Row Home?
For those in search of a bit more space, but also those who don’t want to give up the conveniences of a Chicago lifestyle, row homes are a popular choice.
Row homes are commonly found in some of the nation’s largest cities, including Chicago. From the street, a row home in Chicago likely shares either one wall or two walls with other neighboring row homes. Generally, though, they will have a shared roofline, and will be fairly uniform in design as you travel down the block. There are some historic row homes for buyers to choose from in the city, as well as some newer construction designs, depending on where you take your search in the Chicago area.
Common Characteristics of Chicago Row Homes
Usually, a row home is between two- to five-stories, but it can vary in its façade depending on its style, its age, and the neighborhood. A row home can have a brownstone or Greystone façade, but it could also be painted, or it could be a traditional red brick. Usually, the floorplan of a row home is standard, with a kitchen closer to the back of the home and a living room usually closer to the front of the home. Commonly, bedrooms in a row home would be located on the upper levels of the property. Sometimes, a row home includes a basement, an attic or even a roof deck.
A row home is long and narrow, but its exterior likely reflects the time period in which it was built. While some of the first row homes in Chicago were designed for one- or two-families, some have been converted over the years to smaller units. Some of the most expensive row homes in Chicago also come with such luxuries as an attached garage. They also likely include multiple levels of living space and plenty of upscale features.
Where You’ll Find Row Homes in Chicago
It’s possible to find row homes in neighborhoods across Chicago, including in the South Loop. The neighborhood has some multi-level row homes that offer the feel of a large, single-family home, but with better convenience to everything you want and need in the Chicago area. You’ll find them in neighborhoods like Old Town, Lakeview, Lincoln Park and Bucktown. The Logan Square/Bucktown area includes some contemporary-style row homes for buyers to consider.