Two-family homes: A slideshow
These five residences let homeowners go halfsies, and test the bounds of neighborly love
By The Week Staff | June 26, 2012
Two-family homes: A slideshow
T
hese five two-family homes may mean more close encounters with your neighbor, but they can also offer a more thrifty option in these trying fiscal times. Owners can share the yard work and home maintenance, but still retreat to their own personal spaces. Win-win? Take a look at five homes, including this Maryland estate, that allow owners to go halfsies.
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