The Windermere

New-build terraces at this scale have a reputation for feeling squeezed — three bedrooms carved reluctantly from a modest footprint, every room a compromise. The Windermere pushes back against that assumption. As a mid-terrace, it borrows the quiet efficiency of shared walls whilst using every square foot with genuine purpose, giving each member of the household a room that functions as their own rather than a leftover space. That shift — from somewhere to sleep to somewhere to settle — changes the feel of daily life considerably. The three bedrooms each hold their own, meaning the negotiating-for-space dynamic that dogs smaller homes simply doesn't take root here. A rug rolled out, a lamp claimed, a bookshelf filled — the kind of small, deliberate acts that turn a new house into a lived-in one. The Windermere has the bones to absorb all of that without feeling stretched.