Nice home tbh 😊! But hope that 0:54 living room ceiling is at a decent height 🙄! It just seems to look more like that of Cincinnati, Ohio houses than DFW, Texas 😂! Hope that home builder(who built that a slight disappoint)must look into that matter seriously🤷🏻♂️!( may be he from rust belt ohio 🙄🤣!)And should & must be concerned & prioritize a buyer's comfortability to live in a big, open spaced, high ceiling, almost luxurious sophisticated property. Although I can understand the need of a space & close proximity to the central business district aka downtown. But still..... should be kind at a excessive money grabbing ,artificially raised high price🤷🏻♂️! (that's my personal opinion) Anyways talking about your part, the video🎥 is amazing as of always. Thank you very much nice couple Sergio & Sheila for the tour & video ❤😃👍🏿!!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Ceiling height can definitely impact the feel of a home, and it's always interesting to see how different designs reflect various regions. :)
Dang... I really like the house... and its not in a HOA from the looks of it...which is a plus....the back yard can fit a pool and small garden... the main level is all for owner... and that second laundry means the connecting laundry to the master is like an extension to the closet than anything else... they got their own living room upstairs and the rooms are big with their own bathrooms.... but... still too close to neighbors.... I could risk it and if hate neighbors rent the entire house out or if I really hate the neighbors ArBnB it out or make it affordable housing renting each room out.... LOL
Nothing new or interesting. For 2.5 million, they could have built a staircase up so that it wouldn't protrude into the hallway. The kitchen cabinets are dated, the second-floor bathrooms could have been tiled to the ceiling.
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Thanks for being the first viewer! Glad to have you here, and I hope you enjoyed the tour! :)
Nice home tbh 😊! But hope that 0:54 living room ceiling is at a decent height 🙄! It just seems to look more like that of Cincinnati, Ohio houses than DFW, Texas 😂! Hope that home builder(who built that a slight disappoint)must look into that matter seriously🤷🏻♂️!( may be he from rust belt ohio 🙄🤣!)And should & must be concerned & prioritize a buyer's comfortability to live in a big, open spaced, high ceiling, almost luxurious sophisticated property. Although I can understand the need of a space & close proximity to the central business district aka downtown. But still..... should be kind at a excessive money grabbing ,artificially raised high price🤷🏻♂️! (that's my personal opinion) Anyways talking about your part, the video🎥 is amazing as of always. Thank you very much nice couple Sergio & Sheila for the tour & video ❤😃👍🏿!!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Ceiling height can definitely impact the feel of a home, and it's always interesting to see how different designs reflect various regions. :)
@sergioandsheila You're Welcome ❤🤗! Yes ceiling stuff indeed is eye catchy! Thanks for agreeing with my perspective👍🏿!
Dang... I really like the house... and its not in a HOA from the looks of it...which is a plus....the back yard can fit a pool and small garden... the main level is all for owner... and that second laundry means the connecting laundry to the master is like an extension to the closet than anything else... they got their own living room upstairs and the rooms are big with their own bathrooms.... but... still too close to neighbors.... I could risk it and if hate neighbors rent the entire house out or if I really hate the neighbors ArBnB it out or make it affordable housing renting each room out.... LOL
I'm glad you liked the house! It definitely has some fantastic features, and that backyard is a perfect canvas for your dream pool and garden! :)
Nothing new or interesting. For 2.5 million, they could have built a staircase up so that it wouldn't protrude into the hallway. The kitchen cabinets are dated, the second-floor bathrooms could have been tiled to the ceiling.
I appreciate your feedback! Every home has its unique charm, but I understand how personal preferences can vary. :)