A private resort is not measured by the size of its land but by what the land is asked to do. The question is whether the territory carries the stay: whether arriving means entering a world that is complete, with its own distances, its own rhythm and its own horizon.
The sensor is simple to state and hard to pass. A house is admitted when the published material shows a self-contained estate — the guest moves within it for the length of the stay, and the surrounding destination is a view rather than a dependency. Where the published pages lean on what is nearby, the house belongs elsewhere in the key.
The question is declared, the sensor is published, and the ground travels with the verdict.
