Norwood Grand Balance Unit Chart

Available / Sold Units

The chart below shows the current position for all 348 homes at Norwood Grand, stack by stack and level by level, so a unit can be located exactly rather than by unit type alone. The Norwood Grand Price page carries sizes and pricing, and this page carries what is left.

If you would like to reserve or book a unit before coming to our showflat, do contact us below. We will reserve the unit for you while you make your way down, to avoid disappointment.

Here are the most updated sold/available units.
Last Updated: 7th September 2026

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How to Read the Norwood Grand Balance Unit Chart

Unit numbers. Every unit number takes the form #level-stack. In #11-22, the 11 is the storey and the 22 is the stack, so it is the unit on the 11th storey of stack 22. Stack numbers run continuously from 01 to 32 across the whole development rather than restarting at each block, which means a stack number identifies its block on its own without needing the block name alongside it.

Which stacks sit in which block. Block 2, at 2 Champions Way, holds stacks 01 to 08. Block 6, at 6 Champions Way, holds stacks 09 to 16. Block 8, at 8 Champions Way, holds stacks 17 to 24. Block 10, at 10 Champions Way, holds stacks 25 to 32. Every block is 11 storeys, so the chart runs Level 1 at the bottom to Level 11 at the top for all four.

The gaps at the bottom of four columns are not printing errors. Four stacks have no Level 1 unit at all and begin at Level 2: stack 02 in Block 2, stack 13 in Block 6, stack 20 in Block 8 and stack 28 in Block 10. Those four columns are one cell shorter than every other column on the chart, and the empty cell sits at the bottom rather than the top. There is exactly one such stack in each block.

What you will not find on this chart, which is worth knowing in advance. No level anywhere in the four blocks is given over to facilities, so there are no full-width breaks partway up a column. No unit spans two stacks, so no column ends early because of a larger home above it. And no stack changes unit type partway up: each of the 32 stacks carries the same layout from its lowest unit to its highest, so whatever type sits at Level 2 of a stack is the type at Level 11 of that same stack. The only variation within a stack is the Level 1 unit, which carries a “(P)” suffix because its balcony is replaced by a Private Enclosed Space at ground level.

The arithmetic, so the chart can be checked. Eight stacks over 11 storeys would give 88 units per block and 352 across the four blocks. One stack in each block omits its Level 1 unit, which removes four, so each block holds 87 homes and the development holds 348. Counted the other way, 28 stacks of 11 units plus 4 stacks of 10 gives 308 plus 40, which is the same 348.

Layouts, sizes and what differs between plans are on the Norwood Grand floor plans page. Stack-by-stack view orientation, including which stacks face north and which face south, is in our Buyer’s Guide to Norwood Grand.