Finding A £100k House In Leeds Part Two | Location, Location, Location
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2024
- The country's choosiest home hunters are looking for just the right spot. They're also hoping hosts and real estate agents Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer will help them secure the right home in their desired area. Nevertheless, sometimes sacrifices are required and the customer isn't always satisfied.
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So funny seeing that people were a lot less adverse back then to do some basic diy let alone a renovation! Also the decor from the late 90s/early 00 is funny to look back on! These old episodes are good to look back on. So much has changed.
Guess we'll never know if they got it...bummer to watch without an ending.
You can watch this on All4. They got the one from Chapel allerton
Thanks for the heads up. I will skip this one. I wish they didn’t do that!
It got all the way to the end and I said, “What…..you’re not gonna let us know if they bought it or not?!!” Gah!
@@carolmiller8811 Exactly. Maybe a part three? But so far not for over three years...
Darn darn darn should of read your comment before watching ....DID TYEY GET IT ???? 😡😡😡😡
I wouldn't sit on the furniture let alone the beds! This isn't a Holiday Inn for goodness!
Courtesy rule when viewing a house: Never sit or sprawl on the beds! If the homeowners were present they wouldn’t do it.
That was so rude and shocking to see!!
I was surprised seeing all four of them sitting on the bed and especially with legs sprawl the cross the bed with shoes on. How disgusting and how rude. How would they feel if somebody did that to their home, including Phil and Christy as they are the one that should be setting the example of what not to do, in this case not sitting on the bed of the homeowner. What a rude example, as a homeowner personally I would not allow them to show my house again.
@@anniehovsepian6173 I thought it was just me that was bothered about these kinds of things as I've lived in Japan for 30 years and a Japanese person wouldn't even feel it was acceptable to sit on someone else's chair while looking around a stranger's house. In another episode a toddler with outdoor shoes on was put down on a bed which had a white quilt cover and the episode with the gay couple, in Manchester, I think it was, saw them all sitting on the kitchen counter in one flat, with one of the guys actually putting his shoe flat on the counter! In Leeds, Kirstie seemed to be grinding her stiletto into the flooring. Who wears stilettos to view a house? I've been in the land of courteous consideration for too long, I think. 🥺
@@anniehovsepian6173 shut up...
@@carolinewiggins2803 I agree with you. I lived in Asia for 16 years and like you, we always took our shoes off before entering a house and wouldn't dream of putting our feet on any furniture.
why do agents always want to haggle? they are being advised to offer less than an already lowered price, with other people scheduled to view it. why risk losing a house over a couple thousand pounds that you DO have?!
I agree Elyse!
I have purchased many houses in the US and never had an agent tell me what to offer. Kirstie was very bossy in these old episodes.
No end result?☹️
All of them getting cozy on the bed at the end and also I'm shocked when they hang out in the bathrooms and sit on the toilet to have a chat!!!!!!! NO!!!!!
Orange paint is very popular it seems
I wouldn’t want 4 strangers sitting on my bed....ewww!
such a lovely couple.
Omg, they are all just hanging out on a stranger’s bed together? Weird for them, definitely weird for the stranger.
Yes, this show definitely taught me that it's best to change all the sheets after every viewing ^^"
Not very professional
These houses are already vacant, those beds/furniture are usually used for decorations only.
Did they get it?
they got the chapel allerton one
I remember watching this one. I'd just moved to Leeds when this came out (still here) and loved Location as I was just starting on the whole property thing (renting then). Obviously found this one interesting. Then a couple of months later I went to see my mate at work at Anne (the woman in this one) walked out. She worked at the same place. Very nostalgic for 2000s Leeds. Shame it didn't finish but I think they got one, I think Chappel A which probably made them some £££ although Chapel A is a label giving to lots of homes that aren't really in Chapel A.
What does Anne "walked out" mean? She left him or quit her job?
@@mlilly200 He walked in to see a mate and she walked out.. 🤷🏻♂️
So what happened? Did they get it?
I am curious why so many UK houses have such bright garish colors on the walls?
Somebody needs to tell Tom that he's not really into Anne.
yeah, why no ending update? u cant do that to us!
Interesting to see what places went for 20 years ago
20years ago? The date is 2019
@@SadieMy it was put here 2019.
@@SadieMy: At 10:23, it says early 2002.
@@SadieMy Not very bright you are ya..
What a nice couple!!
Did they get the house...that sucks
2002 prices are amazingly low! Average house price in England 2019 is £240,000.
Just gone past half a million in London where the average wage is about 30k.
Madness.
Courtesy in common sense when posting a video show the full video including the ending, as viewers we would like to know which house they chose and also were able to obtain. Not just cut it off the ending which is purely rude.
Lovely garden
Not much point wAtching if there is no ending
Here in the States, First-Time Buyers must go out and find something within their "Price-Range" based in Income, and then the Lender will Deny every house Presented as the Price goes up and up and up....then they say Yes!
I can't imagine 4 strangers sitting all over my bed while not at home .
It's gorgeous
What? No closure? Geez.
The blurb says 2019 but what year was this house for sale?
SadieMy was for sale 2002.
Crowded city too
Well it's a city not a village
Very good, let me have more knowledge about the property of Leeds.
What a terrible ending
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"Less rooms"? He means "fewer rooms".
If he said that in your classroom he’d receive a wigging?
@@huub1989 Very good!!
A common mistake, but I am surprised to hear it from Phil.
Does he? Are you using actual English or American?
Either are acceptable to say
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I'd like to hide in Kirstie's wardrobe.