sorház

Sorház is a Hungarian term that translates to "row house" in English. It refers to a type of residential housing where a number of identical or very similar houses are joined together in a row, sharing side walls. This architectural style is common in many urban and suburban areas throughout Hungary and other parts of Central and Eastern Europe.

Sorház units are typically two or three stories high and share common party walls between adjacent dwellings. Each unit usually has its own entrance, private garden or patio space, and often its own garage or parking space. This design allows for efficient use of land while providing individual homes with a sense of privacy. The facades of sorház can vary, but they often feature a consistent architectural style to create a cohesive streetscape.

The sorház concept offers a balance between the privacy of a detached house and the density of apartment living. They can be more affordable than detached homes due to the shared construction and land costs. This type of housing is popular among families, couples, and individuals looking for accessible and practical living arrangements in built-up areas.