The Leicester

Four bedrooms across a semi-detached frame — that's a generous proposition, and The Leicester understands its own brief. It's the kind of house that holds its shape under the pressure of a genuinely busy household: the desk in the spare room that doubles as a guest bed, the weekend hobbies that need somewhere to land, the Sunday lunch that spills beyond the table. A semi-detached build often surprises people with how much it can absorb. Here, four bedrooms give the household genuine options — a room that works as a study until the in-laws arrive, a teenager's retreat that stays out of everyone's way. A plant on the windowsill, a rug pulled from storage, art arranged properly above the sofa: the proportions invite that kind of settling in rather than demanding it.