Size expectations / pets / *headdesk*

I wouldn't be too hasty in finding new homes for any of your three cats just yet. Cats can be remarkably adaptable to changing environments, and you may find that even though three seems a lot of cats, on paper, to have in a smaller place than you're in now, unless you are going to have them in a little studio bedsit (!) I'm sure they will be fine in the average British house of the type you are looking for. I say this only because I know of Brits who have more than one cat in their modest terraced Victorian and no feline insanity is occurring. 

I agree. My husband and I live with two large VERY active Bengals in our two-up, two-down midterrace house - we have less space here than in the duplex in Georgia that was the cats' first home, and they're just as happy here as there.  'Course, mine are brothers and are extremely close, so that might have something to do with it - they sleep on top of each other in a pile and have no concept of personal space.

Ohhhh...bengals. Want.

Ohhhh...bengals. Want.

Half Bengals, anyway - playful and intelligent like their mama and full of piss and vinegar like the tomcat who knocked her up.