The Warriston

Five bedrooms in a new-build end-terrace is a genuinely rare configuration — the kind that tends to get absorbed by larger detached plots, leaving terrace buyers to compromise. The Warriston doesn't ask for that compromise. An end position brings extra light and a sense of separation from the row, whilst five bedrooms mean the household can actually spread out: a dedicated room for work, space for kids who no longer want to share, a guest room that stays a guest room rather than doubling as storage. What makes it practical is precisely what makes it liveable. Hobbies need a home, hosting needs a spare bed, and growing families need walls they can genuinely claim — a gallery of framed prints, a plant on the sill, a corner that becomes unmistakably someone's. The Warriston offers the square footage of intent without the detached-house price tag.