Am I dreaming?

I realize you're looking to downsize here, but by needing a good headphone and MC amp you're obviously really limiting your choices.  And what are the chances the few contenders that check all your boxes happen to match your sonic tastes or will synergize well with the rest of your system?  Headphone and phono amps are frequently on the smaller side, so would it really be that bad if they were separate from the integrated?  It would open up so many more options for you across the board.  Just trying to look at it from a different perspective.  Best of luck, and congrats on retirement!

I would have to agree with Soix.
I went the complete all in one Mac route and was very happy to start with, all those boxes and cables gone!
But then the reality started to set in, the DAC was well ok, the phono was def so so, the headphone output was decent.
But that's it, nothing was truly outstanding and did not blow me away when I listened.
Eventually I moved on through a few more integrated units until I settled on a very good one.
It does not have phono or headphone but my phono stage is tiny and the headphone amp not much larger. Plus I can if I desire upgrade these 2 components fairly easily and cheaply.
What I am saying is that convenience does not always pay, I know as have been there......

Thanks for all the replys.  It seems there can be very high quality phono stages but headphone amplication is still lacking.

Does it have to be one box or should it just take less space?

Project has a nice setup with very small components. Otherwise I agree with @soix , having the phono or phono+headphone part separate gives you many more options.

One box is a dream.  That is why I titled the thread "Am I dreaming".  A small hp amp box would not be the end of the world.