Chesapeake Townhouses: Residential townhomes in Chesapeake can be found in various
town home communities throughout the suburbs. Townhouses in Chesapeake often
can make an excellent "middle ground" between a detached
single family home and a full fledged condominium because, to some
degree, they offer attributes of both. A townhouse by definition is
a home that is attached to one or more other houses, but which sits
directly on a parcel of land that you also own (if you don't own the
land, it is a condominium). For this discussion, townhouses can ranges
from duplexes and triplexes all the way through huge townhouse communities
consisting of hundreds of similar homes. There is a good degree of
variance in the way townhouse communities are structured. It may be
a simple agreement (as is often the case of duplexes and triplexes)
that each parcel of land and the home that sits on it is separately
owned. In the case of larger townhouse communities, you will generally
have an additional shared ownership in the common areas of the complex
as well as any amenities such as swimming pools, park areas, etc.
This ownership you will share jointly with all other townhouse owners
in the complex. In any townhouse purchase that involves a Chesapeake Homeowners'
Association, it is vitally important to get as much information as
you can, since the association can have a considerable impact on your
ownership experience.
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