The Windsor

Four bedrooms across a detached footprint — the Windsor is a home that has genuinely thought about how its space is distributed. Not a house that feels generous only in the living areas whilst leaving everything else to manage, but one where the proportions hold up throughout. That balance matters when households are complex: a desk that needs a door to close, teenagers who need somewhere to be, guests who arrive for more than a weekend. The fourth bedroom does real work here — not a box-room afterthought, but a room that can absorb whatever the household currently requires of it. A lamp in the corner, a bookshelf, a fold-out bed. The detached setting means walls of your own on all sides, which is quietly significant once you've lived without it. A solid, considered house for lives that are genuinely full.