Understanding Adjoined Properties: What You Need to Know

Adjoined means something that is attached or joined to another thing. For example, two pieces of land may be adjoined if they share a common border. Similarly, two houses may be adjoined if they are located next to each other and share a common wall.

In the context of your sentence, "the two properties are adjoined," it means that the two properties (the house and the land) are attached to each other and share a common boundary.

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