Scale
Approximate area is a screen, not a verdict. Room proportions, circulation and storage decide how much of that area is genuinely useful.
Large & special residences
Space is not one market. Reviewed 1,100+ sq. ft. examples appear in 21 of 124 profiles—from lofts and duplexes to conventional homes and terrace residences.
Among the matches, 20 have a reviewed private-outdoor opportunity and 7 have a reviewed three- or four-bedroom option. An observed example is a starting point—not current availability, a ranking or a promise about every residence.
Why 1,100 sq. ft.?
The threshold is 27% above the 865 sq. ft. H1 2026 median. It is a consistent screen—not an industry definition or a verdict on layout quality.
SourceApproximate area is a screen, not a verdict. Room proportions, circulation and storage decide how much of that area is genuinely useful.
A conventional two-bedroom, loft, duplex and maisonette can serve entirely different routines even at the same reported size.
A repeatable large line behaves differently from a one-off combination, penthouse or terrace home. The number of comparable alternatives matters.
Kitchen configuration, light, exposure, ceilings, privacy and outdoor access determine what the premium buys every day.
Target a search
Share the space, layout, kitchen, outdoor and monthly-cost requirements that matter. General guidance can begin now; private line-level and offering-plan work begins after the appropriate formal client relationship is established.
Research snapshot: 2026-09-09. Observed features apply only to some residences and may have changed. This resource is informational and is not legal, engineering, tax or appraisal advice.