Which is better, a townhouse or a single-family villa? Bian Xiao gives you multi-angle analysis!

Villa has different meanings in China. It is endowed with a status symbol. Usually those who can afford villas are rich people. But there are different types of villas, and the prices of different types are high and low. At present, according to the architectural form, it can be divided into single-family villas, townhouses, single-family villas, stacked villas and air villas. The most common are townhouses and single-family villas. When buying a villa, many people don't understand the difference between them, and they don't know which is better, a townhouse or a single-family villa. Today, we will analyze the characteristics of these two villas to help you make a purchase choice.

Which is better, a townhouse or a single-family villa?

1, in terms of price. A townhouse is usually a townhouse with walls like other villas, so its overall area is relatively small, while a single-family villa is usually a family and a single-family house. The villa is the owner's private space, which is very private. Therefore, in terms of price, single-family villas are much more expensive than townhouses, regardless of the price of one square meter or the total price.

2. Compare the lighting environment. The townhouses developed by general developers are all 4~6 combinations, except for the outermost apartment with three-sided lighting, and other intermediate apartments with two-sided lighting. Single-family villas are different, because they are all his private spaces, so they are all lighted. Therefore, from the lighting environment, single-family villas are better than townhouses.

3. In terms of greening. The plot ratio of townhouses is generally low, but there are also shortcomings, because the floor spacing is too small, which will lead to a relatively narrow space for owners to relax and exercise. I will only stay in my garden and do some activities every day. A single-family villa is different. In addition to the private space of a single-family house, it also has a very large private garden and an underground collection room. The green space, swimming pool, landscape pavilion and other infrastructure around the villa are all perfect, and the owners can also enjoy it, so compared with townhouses, greening is a complete victory!

Through the above comparison, it is not difficult to find out which is better, townhouse or single-family villa? It must be a single-family villa. If you can accept its price, you might as well buy a single-family villa.

What is a single-family villa?

The property of the main residential unit is usually defined as a single-family villa. Owners are the legal owners of buildings and land. A single-family villa is actually a single villa with private independent space, garden, basement and swimming pool. It has a long history and high market value, and is specially aimed at the rich.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of single-family villas?

Advantages:

1, with high privacy. Because it is a single house, one villa is far from another. Therefore, each single-family villa belongs to its own private space, which is very private and will not be violated by outsiders.

2. The market value is high. To discuss the ultimate form of villa architecture, it is a single-family villa. Because buildings and land belong to the owners. At present, the national policy can no longer build such single-family projects, so single-family villas belong to non-renewable resources. Because things are scarce, prices are rising.

3. Space design is more flexible and free. Single-family villas are usually hundreds of square meters, with a lot of space, which can be designed and developed freely. Even under certain conditions, villas can be demolished and rebuilt.

Disadvantages:

1, which is very difficult to manage. Usually people who buy villas will hire several nannies and cleaners. Why? Because single-family villas are generally three floors, with an area of more than 700 square meters. How to manage such a large area? Especially the garden outside the villa, flowers, plants and fallen leaves need to be repaired and cleaned frequently, so when buying a single-family villa, there must be at least five or six service personnel.

2. Resources are scarce. In 2003, the state issued a villa purchase restriction order. The construction land for single-family villas is no longer approved, so the current single-family villas belong to the stock, and it is difficult to buy one if you sell one less.

Although it is difficult to buy, it is more difficult to rent. Rent a villa, tenants are generally a large family, with a high budget. Such tenants are rare in the whole market, because with this budget, they may have bought their own houses long ago.