Generational Home Hunt - Location Location Location - S13 EP1 - Real Estate TV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2022
- Join us on a captivating journey in Cambridge as three generations of one family embark on the quest for their dream homes. In this episode, new parents Mary and David, along with grandparents George and Edna, face the challenges of finding the perfect properties in the picturesque landscapes of Cambridgeshire. From charming cottages to spacious Victorian houses, witness the highs and lows of their house-hunting adventure. Will they discover the ideal homes that cater to the needs of a growing family? Dive into the heartwarming and sometimes humorous moments as location meets aspiration and dreams turn into reality.
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Location, Location, Location takes you on a thrilling journey of house hunting and real estate adventures.
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How sweet seeing Philip enjoying a baby cuddle and enjoying the special smell! Adorable. BP
Great family... glad they got the houses that worked for them ...The dynamic's with Kirsty and Phil is enticing ..always brings a smile .
The family is projecting love and care towards each other. That's why it is the most calming series of this TV programme.
Awww... Phil is a softy for babies. He must be a doting dad. Sweet to see that side of him.
Love George and Edna❤
Oh I'm so happy for all of them.
Phil seems like such a genuine sweet hearted man, and Kirsty just vibes off of him with her snunky demeanor.
That victorian overlooking the church was cracking amazing
It's funny how the right houses are always just around the corner. Never give up!
What a fantastic show! I wish there were a Phil and Kirstie near me. "Where there's a Phil, there's a way."
actually, where there's a Phil, there's a Kirstie.
@@ericshang7744 Good one!
Oh you clever girl, Gina! I love this!
Very happy everybody got there perfect house
That turned out beautifully. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💞💚🥰🤗
Great episode with a terrific ending for both buyers.
😊Never give up the day job Phil n Kirstles you two are brilliant love the show 😊
What a lovely family!!!
I've only watched a handful or so of these shows and so far I like them. But the house the young couple got is probably my favorite, even including the much higher budgets I've seen in other episodes.
Lovely ❤
Wonderful
I love watching how Phil loves babies.
Best episode! So addicted to this show!!!!
Lovely just Lovely🌹
Omg 10 minutes to the church is too far 😳… Lordy , crazy
We drive 5 hours to go shopping for school clothes and to go to football games! 10 minutes too far? Egads!!!
I know that the older parents' budget wasn't huge, hence the reason for the semi's that they were shown, but man, the exteriors of the houses they saw were rather ugly. It's what you get for your money, of course. It's great that the couple saw past the very '60's style and saw the potential.
Awesome so happy they both have homes they love. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💓💚🥰🤗
Thank you
The best episode ! Loved it
I really like the red wreaths best because you can see them so much better. The whole area looks so nice. Thank you Laura.
love the show, the camaraderie, the properties - even the b-roll is entertaining!
I love Mary’s answer - “ a Butler”
A five bedroom house for a retired couple seems like a huge amount of work.
I want a George. He’s so sweet n Edna is perfect.
My fave episode ever
Glad it all worked out.....Great family.
Funny the dad said they should live in the annex- that is exactly what I thought. why in retirement buy so big with family so near by?
That Victorian house was beautiful. Too bad they didn’t feel it with that one.
Should have combined forces and purchased the large house overlooking the Church.
Great episode!❤
OH dear George's face when she says it's not for us was so forlorn.😢
I'm glad they both found homes that met their wishes. Although I wonder if those grandparents are really thinking ahead. As you age, your body declines. And all of their bedrooms are on second floors. So what happens when one of them needs a hip replacement or a knee replacement? Seriously people need to consider these things. The truth is as you get older you get more disabled not less. They should have been looking for a bungalow. At the very least a master suite on the ground floor with a full bath.
Mary is too fussy and al over the place. Does she really know what she wants? Happy ending for both. Brilliant.
I'm bewildered at why the older empty nester couple were shown a 5 bdrm house in the first place.
Bread is bad for ducks
Yes! I cringe every time I see anyone feeding ducks bread, but as this show was back in 2010, perhaps they weren't quite as enlightened back then, about the hazards of feeding bread to birds.
Win! win!
If they cloned Phil, there would be a long lineup of women to marry them. Me included. 💌🤗🥰😜
Phil is robin of the wood🤣🤣🤣
You can never find the perfect house
Life is all about compromise
Phil you have grabbed at a thin straw (on the tree) 😂
When was this filmed must be at least 3 years old. I know this because at 2:47 is the high street of my village. The barcleys and tucker gardener are no longer there and have not been for a long time.
Dates were listed as 2010
Mary is the boss...............
Baby Martha will be 13 yrs...
What a strange program. Quite enjoyed it though.
I hope Mary went to the doctor about her nose. She sounded very congested, a sign of nasal polyps which could turn cancerous. I noticed that she had her mouth hanging open for the entire show, which means that she could not breathe through her nose.
The first house Phil showed was not my idea of a great house and it was made worse by the road. The first house Kirstie showed was lovely. The wife saying that it is too far from their church made my hair stand on end. It is a 10 minute drive! That means a 30 minute walk. I have to drive further than that just to get to the pharmacy I use. Good grief. Then the second house is 12 minutes from Oakington. Yikes.
But many people like to be able to walk everywhere. I moved into a town exactly for that reason. Less reliance on cars is a good thing.
I think you missed that their social life revolves around their church community. It's not just driving or walking to church once a week. It's being near a community for social activities at the church and with people from the church. And Americans are much more willing to get in the car and drive everywhere like it's nothing. You'd be surprised what a relatively short drive for an American is an expedition for a British person.
@@FigaroHey Canadians too! But that's because we have a lot more land mass to cover.
I thought I had heard wrong when she said that a 10 minute drive was too long 😮
Not your fault Phil she is so fussy
Does no one own a car? I have a 15 mile drive to the closet grocery store. Big box stores are over a half hour drive
Are there no DETACHED homes in this country. I don't find ATTACHED properties and great homes. Privacy is out. The noise of the neighbors would drive me nuts.
You an still hear noisy neighbors and not be attached to them.
I'm always surprised when there are cats wandering around inside of the homes that potential buyers are looking at. My husband, son and I are all allergic to cats so that would be very off putting, plus I'm sure they make the houses smell bad. (Ugh...litter boxes.)
When we've sold our homes we've always taken our dog in the car with us so it wasn't around when prospective buyers came over. We put the water and food bowls into the garage so there was no evidence of a pet. I also made sure the houses smelled fresh.
Only in England would a house a half hour away be considered far, ha ha.
Im a new zealander and we would consider it far too.
I think any small country would think the same. In Canada we have to check flight times!
You know what they say about the British versus the Americans. To the British 200 miles is way too far. And to the Americans 200 years is ancient history. But to each other, 200 mi is a country drive for the Americans and 200 years is just your great great grandmother's Day.
That's weird how they're making offers back and forth over the phone like they are haggling over the price of a used car, lol. Here in the US offers are written and legally binding.
Well, it's an entirely different country in an entirely different continent. No duh things work differently there, lol.
@@thehungrygoldfish No shit, Sherlock. Of course it's a different country. Still a weird and problematic system for managing large financial transactions.
@@Schlumbucketreturns Different countries do different things. I don't understand how you're not understanding that. Not every country is going to do the same things the US do. lol.
@@thehungrygoldfish Sure. England is the same country where the judges wear 18th century girlie wigs and the parliament is a non-stop shout-fest. It all makes sense.
@@Schlumbucketreturns Yes and in the Us, the police shoot twice and ask questions later.
I just can’t understand the British mentality . They always have to live in each other’s pockets. It’s so far she says, but here in Canada I go that distance every week to grocery shop. My family is all 45 minutes to an hour and a half away. I guess it’s whatever you’re used to.
I'm in the US and my daughters live 550 miles to the north and 1100 miles to the south. We all manage to stay close. US and Canada are big places so we are used to traveling. I have to drive 15 minutes to my Dr and she's in my same town!
I'm one of those Brits , my sister lives 10 mins from me my daughter lives 5 mins from me and No we don't live in each others pockets , we go our own way , have our own lives and interests,
A Canadian, myself, I know how "car centric" we must be to live in such a large country, but it can still be done to live in a town or village so that you can walk rather than drive to the grocery store. I moved into town last year exactly for that reason. Although I still have to drive 2 hours just to see my family doctor. Small towns are very short of doctors.
Lived for most years 15 - 20 minutes away for 6 families - until someone moves out of state
The land mass differs alot.
Omg young couple are fussy Phil u have a very hard job here a picky pair
well if you are going to spend that much money, it is just right to be picky. It is not as if they are being disrespectful.
The # of old people living on their own in the US is ugly.
Big mistake. Never live with inlaws, or parents. Grow up and live on your own. Just facts of life.
Rubbish , multigenerational houses are becoming more popular again, it keeps wealth within the family and children benefit from grandparents as do older people living with children .
Not facts of life at all
Lots of places in the world live multi generationally and they do just fine
@@7ofthem More of a necessity for some rather than by popular choice.
@@realmms Lots of places have no option.
@@resnonverba137 usually more of a choice in the UK if you have a partner and young family and aren’t just single and saving , though for some it may be necessity.
It can work well
the focus on family makes me gag.
My what a sad person you are
In these days of so many dysfunctional families,loneliness and separation,I would say that it’s wonderful to see a family who care for each other.
Your gag response to focus on family makes me gag.
Yes, how dare they have a loving and close family. Gag.
Either you come from a very dysfunctional family that gives you a warped you of what family should be. In which case I feel sorry for you. Or you're just a jerk who does not appreciate family and will die sad and alone. In which case I feel sorry for you.