One-bedders are usually where buyers expect to compromise on space, particularly if the requirements are freehold tenure and a sub-$1 million budget. But older boutique developments can throw up some rather…let’s say unconventional alternatives to the standard compact one-bedroom layout. One thing to bear in mind is that, in the earlier generations of condos, a one-bedder didn’t always mean “compact unit to generate rental income.” In the first few iterations, one-bedders were actually built for long term owner-occupancy, albeit a single occupant; and that can mean a square footage that would be astounding by today’s standards. This week, we looked at five of the largest freehold one-bedroom units available for under $1 million. Missed last week? You can view our previous issue here. You can also join our free weekly newsletter to stay updated on our latest curation every week. Now let’s get on with the list of curated units this week!...