The Sherwood

New-build developments often cluster homes by the square foot, but there's a sweet spot where space stops feeling parsed and starts feeling generous. The Sherwood sits squarely in that territory — three bedrooms across 1,010 square feet that somehow avoids the careful calculations of smaller homes. Here, the rooms breathe properly, each with enough character to develop its own purpose rather than fighting for dual duty. This is a mid-terrace that understands the difference between fitting and flourishing. The layout works intuitively, creating natural zones where household rhythms can unfold without everyone gravitating toward the same cramped corner. Whether it's finding a quiet spot to work, spreading out craft projects, or simply having guests stay comfortably, the space adapts without strain. Perhaps that vintage mirror finds its place in the hallway after all.