The Cranleigh

The proportions here follow a different logic than most homes at this size. Rather than cramming rooms into every available corner, the Cranleigh spreads its 1,358 square feet with deliberate restraint. Each space has room to function properly, without the usual compromises that force families into awkward arrangements. The layout gives everyone their own territory while keeping the social spaces genuinely usable. No one's fighting for desk space or struggling to find a quiet spot to read. The bedrooms aren't afterthoughts squeezed into leftover corners—they're proper rooms where furniture actually fits and wardrobes open without hitting the bed. This is what happens when a home prioritises livability over maximum room count. A vintage mirror propped against the hallway wall catches reflections of a household finally spreading out rather than making do.