The Drummond

Four walls and smart proportions create a home where space feels considered rather than cramped. The Drummond's 1,205 square feet stretch across a layout that understands how households actually function—separate bedrooms that offer proper retreat, communal areas that don't force togetherness, and crucially, room for the laptop to live somewhere other than the kitchen table. This is detached living that recognises modern rhythms. Video calls happen behind closed doors while dinner prep continues uninterrupted. Hobbies claim their corner without displacing everything else. Weekend guests arrive to find they have actual space, not a sofa with an apologetic air mattress. The fourth bedroom becomes whatever it needs to be—office by day, craft room by evening, or simply the place where visiting parents don't feel like they're camping. Perhaps a vintage desk finds its home there, finally giving correspondence somewhere proper to happen.