End terrace or mid?

[Platypus]

End terraces are more likely to be targeted by thieves. My mates end terrace was broken into three times in two years. Although I have no statistical or scientific evidence to back my statement whatsoever, it is a fact.

Maybe because there's only one wall or fence to bunk over?

[AtW]

Maybe because there's only one wall or fence to bunk over?

No, that's most likely attributed to blind spots of gun turrets on the corner of the buildings

[minestrone]

I personally like the window at the stairs as street light comes in during the night so I can see the stairs and the toilet door when I get up for a slash.

[George Parr]

I've sat through enough Kirsty Allsop shows to give you a qualified answer: end of terrace.

[sasguru]

Neither. Detached. Buy t'whole mill.

HTH

[RichardCranium]

Buy t'whole mill.

Best not. There'll be trouble.

[Sysman]

Some end of terrace houses have gardens that adjoin a neighbouring side road.

I had one once. Wasn't fun sitting there in the summer listening to traffic going by.

So definitely mid terrace for me.

Now that you mention it I had an end terrace like that, and an inconveniently placed pot hole to boot. When an artic came past you could count how many axles it had.

Ba-dum - dum (single axled trailer)
Ba-dum - dumdumdum (triple axled trailer)

One of the few places I lived where I preferred a contract away from home.

[moorfield]

I thought this was a question about the Viz Profanisaurus.

In which case I would much rather be "end of terrace".