The Brodick

A third bedroom in a home like this quietly changes the dynamic. It stops being an overflow room — somewhere for the ironing pile or a fold-out guest bed — and becomes properly claimed: a child's own space, a desk and a bookshelf, a door that actually closes. That shift matters more than any floor plan statistic. The Brodick is a three-bedroom mid-terrace that wears its proportions well. Each person in the household gets genuine territory rather than a negotiated corner, and the house absorbs the small accumulations of daily life without feeling squeezed. A rug from a Saturday market, art going up above the sofa — there's enough room here that personal touches settle in rather than compete for space. Solid, considered, and sized for a family that has moved past making do.