That's why I opted out to buy old house with space and plenty of big rooms. Worth every much! Just have to do some work. New built are tiny and so cagey!
I friend of mine has one house like that but bigger so he does not need to park his cars on the street but anyway it is a pain to maintain . It is cold and even if it looks spacious do not forget that there is zero built in wardrobes and storages as in the past people had massive pieces of furnitures so at the end you get much less space. One day coming back from his holidays he found pieces of plaster of the living room all over the floor ...they did not survived the micro vibrations of a jackhammer his neighbour used to do up his driveway . Those house were the best in their time but not any more but I know that the style is nice so some people are building new ones as copies of the old ones but with all the modern technology . Just look at the kitchen , even redesigned it does not look great and this is because it was a place (in the basement ) were the owners moreorless never had to go because they had an in house maid.
At price tag of £2m this house is unselleable. Who on earth is going to.she out 2 million for a house in Finsbury Park of all places? 😂 Thats what a lot of homeowners dont realize. Beyond the £500k mark the saleability of a house plummets regardless of where it is, bc it just becomes out if reach of the incomes of the majority of the population. You may end up having to just keep the house and rent it out forever rather than sell
I was looking to buy a house in the midlands for 300k and the master bedroom was 3 x 2 metres. That’s barely enough for a queen bed and nothing more. It’s crazy how small they are now.
Yes those UPVC doors really take the authenticity of a 200 year old home away , that very same profile door is bog standard here in Australia and US judging by TV shows etc . The company who has the patent must do very well .
@@WomanOnTopOnline You must be joking. I know North London and Finsbury Park very well. Crime rate and violence is high, you can step outside your £1.75 million town house and get mugged and knifed. You obviously don't know this area of London at all. Example of crime statistics in Islington, with Finsbury Park coming out the worst: www.mylondon.news/news/north-london-news/most-dangerous-places-islington-according-19060210
The bedrooms are spacious, but the kitchen, basement and garden doesn’t scream £1.7m. You’re basically paying to live in Islington, North London. There are Victorian homes much bigger than this in East London and cost around half that amount. Although East London is not as glamorous as Islington, with good transport links no one cares about the post code anymore!
prolly because it's 200 years old?? Back then Kitchens are in the basement and out of sight of the owners of the house. Usually, only the servants go there and do their work. That's probably why the layout is weird. Maybe the original design was the room of the servant was also inside the current kitchen area
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the style used on the renovation that had been done is a complete fail, one room does not speak to another, the kitchen is meh! what about the two bathrooms? and no powder room on the ground floor? kitchen space is really weird and as someone mentioned, cellar should be already renovated. I believe the house do have the potential to be something interesting but for the price tag, not really worth it.
You’d have to rip everything out and start again. The bathrooms, kitchen, bedroom feature walls have nothing relation to the period of the property. A crime against architecture and interior design.
Period bathrooms barely existed at the time. Period kitchens were horrible. I don't like the decor in places but for houses to work they must change over time with the owners.
Greetings from Canada. Nice to see a house in London that is still a family home and not cut up into flats or hotel rooms. Too bad you have to be a millionaire to live there.
Not necessarily, the way mortgages work in the UK is that they'll lend up to x4-x5 your annual salary or day rate etc. So if you have a decent amount of equity built up from the housing ladder as well, these kind of properties are within reach of more people than you'd think 😁
Big fan - neutral rooms, but I'm into the feature walls. Only thing I'd do would be to square off the kitchen extension to the full width of the plot to give more usable space, a decent sized dining/garden room area and direct access to the utilities through what is currently the back door to the garden.
Very classy and smart utilisation of the space. Who ever buys this is gonna be so lucky. So much history involved and such meticulous details in the corridor. This house has a story and yet looks modern! Amazing work done by the current owners and kudos to you guys for the video. 😀
Kitchen seems a difficult awkward space and the small bedroom attached to the master should really be turned into a ensuite bathroom and walk-in cupboard In my humble opinion!
I like this one way more then the more expensive millions of dollar properties you've shown because it's not completely made into some overly done, goddy house's we've been seeing. It still has the charm of London to it and, what I like best about it, is you can go in and redo it in a way you love without having to gut all the other owners expensive but unpleasant redos. I think for the price in London, you could do a lot with this so price seems a little high but not at the same time.
OMG! I have a niece the lives or lived in Finsbury Park, London many years ago. Her name is Rose Palmer, she could be married now. She studied Social Work so she could be a Social Worker. I haven't seen her since 1976 when she visited us in Jamaica. Her father is Philbert Palmer, I don't know if he is still alive. We are close in age because her dad (my brother), is my father's eldest child. I have never met him, he migrated to England when I was a baby.
Well decorated but like people have already said , overpriced . Particularly for the area . Finsbury Pk is far from a wealthy , nice area !! Rough in parts .
It’s just like anywhere else in inner London nowadays, the difference in wealth literally changes from street to street, you can have one road with million pound townhouses and the next road over have a council estate with high levels of deprivation. It’s what’s to be expected by choosing to live in London
@@Sabotaz80xx I can't believe how incompetent some city planners of London were to think that building council estates in the middle of the city was ever a good idea. Look at any other major city around the World and you'll see that the deprived ghettos and slums are usually located on the periphery of said city with few exceptions.
The best part I would say is with a little bit of interior designing, you can convert it into a dream house and also considering how convenient the location is.
I agree. Having one near that tiny study doesn’t make sense. Imagine that you are half asleep in the middle of the night and need to use a toilet and have to go up or down the stairs. You could end up falling and hurting yourself.
@@teresayeates3437 I realise that, it is just the thought of doing stairs when you are half asleep. I have had a couple of falls myself when I have been in that situation. I am 65 so maybe that is why.
It’s intersection what £1.7 mil in London gets you vs outside of London. I really like the character and the original features. Maybe I’ve seen too many of your other luxury homes because my first thought seeing that kitchen is...wow! Tiny. Cellar looks like it could be haunted! 😂
Yes fr I live in London and the prices here are ridiculous! Small houses are like 700,000 or £1m depending on the area and place but the prices here are so overpriced they should definitely lower it but you know it’s London what do you expect
I'm amazed that over the years no one has added any built-in wardrobes to the bedrooms. For such a huge price tag you'd think there would be a lot more storage options. A very cool house though with heaps of character.
Nowadays townhouse is an architectural idiom. It's a kind of house all over the world like lofthouse. J like it very much. It fits in every 'place': in a city, in a town, in country.
I love the house, especially that the remodel did not take away its character (most remodels do), the only thing I think was a terrible miss is the tiling in the bathrooms, but the rest is perfect, even the kitchen is great.
Not 100% sure about that kitchen layout 🤔 but absolutely LOVE this property! My dream mix of period and modern 😍 would add an ensuite though, if poss 👍🏾
Rip off!! The cellar can be converted too what? Its tiny with boilers init..outlook on the rear of the property is pretty awful. Interesting video though.
I love this style of house as they stand out more from the normal terraced houses you see usually. I also like the wooden and stone accents in the bedrooms. Great video guys!
£1.75million no en-suite bathroom, no wooden floor, cellar left as is, tiny garden, regular radiator, no no integrated home environment console. This house is really a shell with no specific feature to make it stand out except the room sizes which are standard for town houses. Really sad to see what are really ordinary houses selling for almost £2mil just because of location. Crazy. Thanks both for the viewing.
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Wow! A great home in an outstanding location...barely a 5 minute walk to Finsbury Park station. Nice period details and ceiling heights. Drawbacks are no closets in the bedrooms and not being able to go from any bedroom to the toilet without navigating stairs. I don't like the steps from the kitchen to the dining room. Imagine having to carry the Sunday roast from kitchen to table after having had a glass or two of wine while cooking. Oh, dear! Another excellent tour, guys! Thank you very much!
An interesting house, with scope for some improvement, especially around the kitchen/utility. Shame the windows aren’t original, and I would want to change the bathrooms, but the rooms are mostly good sizes and some nicer decor would really enhance the place. Expensive, but that’s the postcode!
Wow guys this is my type of house a stunning Victorian terrace 🤩🤩. Absolutely wonderful property the characterful and charm I love. I hope you can show more of these types of houses. Another great job of presenting you two are awesome and thank you guys for showing us these magnificent properties 👏😊🙏🙌🙌
it's fairly typical of houses of that era. When this was built kitchens were purely functional spaces, where a cook and perhaps a maid would work, the woman of the house would never cook, a large kitchen was not considered necessary.
chances are whoever buys this house will have to change the windows back to wooden sash styles cos you mentioned that it was in a conservation area, yet the house stands out against its neighbours with UPVC casement windows.
Thankfully I live on my very rural farm, I don't ever want to live that close to other families ! And I certainly don't ever want to spend that much money on a home that's only inches away from noisy and obnoxious neighbors.
I can't get over how expensive London properties are. I love this townhome.
Location, location, location?
£1.75m house with a £3k B&Q kitchen
Exactly that’s London for you !!!...450k anywhere else in the country
I was looking for this comment the kitchen is ridiculously inadequate
😂😂😂 true
*_With the oven next to the single fridge-freezer - great._*
@@Lutifah
*_So is the "utility room", which is almost too narrow to use._*
I wish new built houses were made like this instead of the tiny bedrooms and small windows they have now
That's why I opted out to buy old house with space and plenty of big rooms. Worth every much! Just have to do some work. New built are tiny and so cagey!
I friend of mine has one house like that but bigger so he does not need to park his cars on the street but anyway it is a pain to maintain . It is cold and even if it looks spacious do not forget that there is zero built in wardrobes and storages as in the past people had massive pieces of furnitures so at the end you get much less space.
One day coming back from his holidays he found pieces of plaster of the living room all over the floor ...they did not survived the micro vibrations of a jackhammer his neighbour used to do up his driveway .
Those house were the best in their time but not any more but I know that the style is nice so some people are building new ones as copies of the old ones but with all the modern technology .
Just look at the kitchen , even redesigned it does not look great and this is because it was a place (in the basement ) were the owners moreorless never had to go because they had an in house maid.
@@kingk2405 good point
At price tag of £2m this house is unselleable. Who on earth is going to.she out 2 million for a house in Finsbury Park of all places? 😂
Thats what a lot of homeowners dont realize. Beyond the £500k mark the saleability of a house plummets regardless of where it is, bc it just becomes out if reach of the incomes of the majority of the population.
You may end up having to just keep the house and rent it out forever rather than sell
I was looking to buy a house in the midlands for 300k and the master bedroom was 3 x 2 metres. That’s barely enough for a queen bed and nothing more. It’s crazy how small they are now.
All those cheap UPVC doors and windows really let this place down.
Yes those UPVC doors really take the authenticity of a 200 year old home away , that very same profile door is bog standard here in Australia and US judging by TV shows etc . The company who has the patent must do very well .
also those radiators are an eyesore for such a property...
And the work top in the kitchen... straight out of B&Q...
@@nano15j the majority of the UK has radiators as a heat source
@@cutex24 I know but they installed cheap radiators that totally ruined the feel of the house like the one in the hallway.
Not worth the cost. Paying for postcode
paying for postcode in Finsbury park???
Is finsbury Park a nice area?
@@clipking9981 Yes it is nice. It’s in Islington, where the chattering classes live. They’ll happily pay £1.7m for this.
@@clipking9981 I don’t think it is personally, but that’s just my opinion. This house is extremely overpriced.
@@WomanOnTopOnline You must be joking. I know North London and Finsbury Park very well. Crime rate and violence is high, you can step outside your £1.75 million town house and get mugged and knifed. You obviously don't know this area of London at all. Example of crime statistics in Islington, with Finsbury Park coming out the worst: www.mylondon.news/news/north-london-news/most-dangerous-places-islington-according-19060210
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The bedrooms are spacious, but the kitchen, basement and garden doesn’t scream £1.7m. You’re basically paying to live in Islington, North London. There are Victorian homes much bigger than this in East London and cost around half that amount. Although East London is not as glamorous as Islington, with good transport links no one cares about the post code anymore!
what part of east london ?
only bit i like is north east london
hackney was NE post code before it got changed
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I feel like this house is far too overpriced but then again it is in London so you’re basically buying the location not the actual house
Wow. You understand the house market.
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Definitely overpriced for the area
That's the most disjointed kitchen layout I have ever seen!
It's British architecture
@@africanqueenmo I can imagine the people who does buys this or brought will change the layout . I would and i am English
prolly because it's 200 years old?? Back then Kitchens are in the basement and out of sight of the owners of the house. Usually, only the servants go there and do their work. That's probably why the layout is weird. Maybe the original design was the room of the servant was also inside the current kitchen area
I agree and I’m English too! Layout unpractical...for example... too small area near oven to put hot dishes when you take them directly out of oven!
It's a very pretty kitchen!
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the style used on the renovation that had been done is a complete fail, one room does not speak to another, the kitchen is meh! what about the two bathrooms? and no powder room on the ground floor? kitchen space is really weird and as someone mentioned, cellar should be already renovated. I believe the house do have the potential to be something interesting but for the price tag, not really worth it.
Love old houses with modern refurbs! Thanks guys!
Awfully tiny kitchen and narrow downstairs communal area. Too expensive for what it is even if the bedrooms are big.
You’d have to rip everything out and start again. The bathrooms, kitchen, bedroom feature walls have nothing relation to the period of the property. A crime against architecture and interior design.
Well said.
Period bathrooms barely existed at the time.
Period kitchens were horrible.
I don't like the decor in places but for houses to work they must change over time with the owners.
Yes totally agree, the updated kitchen and bathrooms are awful
maybe you should express yourself more respectful
For real
I live for restored old homes they are always so nice!
Greetings from Canada. Nice to see a house in London that is still a family home and not cut up into flats or hotel rooms. Too bad you have to be a millionaire to live there.
Not necessarily, the way mortgages work in the UK is that they'll lend up to x4-x5 your annual salary or day rate etc. So if you have a decent amount of equity built up from the housing ladder as well, these kind of properties are within reach of more people than you'd think 😁
I would rather live in Cornwall, where you could buy a mansion for this much, or Italy where you could buy an entire village for this amount!
@@bavskijt but for 1.75 million you need to be making 500k per year which only 1 percent of the working population make.
Beautiful house! Pet peeve of mine though is when they put UPV windows on period properties, instead of sash. Drives me mad!
Those hollow pvc interior doors in that old home are criminal.
Big fan - neutral rooms, but I'm into the feature walls. Only thing I'd do would be to square off the kitchen extension to the full width of the plot to give more usable space, a decent sized dining/garden room area and direct access to the utilities through what is currently the back door to the garden.
Very classy and smart utilisation of the space. Who ever buys this is gonna be so lucky. So much history involved and such meticulous details in the corridor. This house has a story and yet looks modern! Amazing work done by the current owners and kudos to you guys for the video. 😀
Now that's a lot better than those sheds down south coast even though a bit dearer look at the space and finish
Beautiful House, Beautiful Bay Window, Nice Backyard. I like the large rooms.
Kitchen seems a difficult awkward space and the small bedroom attached to the master should really be turned into a ensuite bathroom and walk-in cupboard
In my humble opinion!
I like this one way more then the more expensive millions of dollar properties you've shown because it's not completely made into some overly done, goddy house's we've been seeing. It still has the charm of London to it and, what I like best about it, is you can go in and redo it in a way you love without having to gut all the other owners expensive but unpleasant redos. I think for the price in London, you could do a lot with this so price seems a little high but not at the same time.
I love these Inner London videos !!
OMG! I have a niece the lives or lived in Finsbury Park, London many years ago. Her name is Rose Palmer, she could be married now. She studied Social Work so she could be a Social Worker. I haven't seen her since 1976 when she visited us in Jamaica. Her father is Philbert Palmer, I don't know if he is still alive. We are close in age because her dad (my brother), is my father's eldest child. I have never met him, he migrated to England when I was a baby.
Maybe look for her on facebook :)
Well decorated but like people have already said , overpriced . Particularly for the area . Finsbury Pk is far from a wealthy , nice area !! Rough in parts .
It’s just like anywhere else in inner London nowadays, the difference in wealth literally changes from street to street, you can have one road with million pound townhouses and the next road over have a council estate with high levels of deprivation. It’s what’s to be expected by choosing to live in London
@@Sabotaz80xx I can't believe how incompetent some city planners of London were to think that building council estates in the middle of the city was ever a good idea. Look at any other major city around the World and you'll see that the deprived ghettos and slums are usually located on the periphery of said city with few exceptions.
@@marcelo1458
*We like to be kind and allow the dross to pull the other downwards! It's the same where we live.*
prefer it more real ,less up its own arse and snooty
great transport links and very close to the city and Westend
The best part I would say is with a little bit of interior designing, you can convert it into a dream house and also considering how convenient the location is.
"The Study" - stack of novels, bottle of whiskey, pillow on the floor. Sounds like I'll be getting lots of work done.
😂
Having the bathrooms on different levels from the bedrooms and other living spaces would be so impractical for so many ppl.
I agree. Having one near that tiny study doesn’t make sense. Imagine that you are half asleep in the middle of the night and need to use a toilet and have to go up or down the stairs. You could end up falling and hurting yourself.
Goodness, it is not an outhouse, just a small jaunt folks.
@@teresayeates3437 I realise that, it is just the thought of doing stairs when you are half asleep. I have had a couple of falls myself when I have been in that situation. I am 65 so maybe that is why.
Use a vase
@@Ronkyort0dox 😂.
In Finsbury Park most of these types of houses have been turned into flats. It's nice to see a home remain as intended.
The large houses around Clissold Pk are stunning! Shame so many have now been converted!!
It’s intersection what £1.7 mil in London gets you vs outside of London. I really like the character and the original features. Maybe I’ve seen too many of your other luxury homes because my first thought seeing that kitchen is...wow! Tiny. Cellar looks like it could be haunted! 😂
You guys are simply amazing....🔥🔥🔥
A tour seems sweet when Matt's in socked feet.
I can see why so people at the price bracket are leaving London!
Yes fr I live in London and the prices here are ridiculous! Small houses are like 700,000 or £1m depending on the area and place but the prices here are so overpriced they should definitely lower it but you know it’s London what do you expect
I used to live here. I bought this mansion for 12 years, 1998-2010. Now I live in Manchester. I have 8 kids now they are in collage
Nice work 👍😊
I'm amazed that over the years no one has added any built-in wardrobes to the bedrooms. For such a huge price tag you'd think there would be a lot more storage options. A very cool house though with heaps of character.
Indeed... I'm with you.
Built in doesn’t go with the period though. Kinda tacky
Nowadays townhouse is an architectural idiom. It's a kind of house all over the world like lofthouse. J like it very much. It fits in every 'place': in a city, in a town, in country.
I love the house, especially that the remodel did not take away its character (most remodels do), the only thing I think was a terrible miss is the tiling in the bathrooms, but the rest is perfect, even the kitchen is great.
Love these big town houses.👍
Not 100% sure about that kitchen layout 🤔 but absolutely LOVE this property! My dream mix of period and modern 😍 would add an ensuite though, if poss 👍🏾
Rip off!! The cellar can be converted too what? Its tiny with boilers init..outlook on the rear of the property is pretty awful. Interesting video though.
I love this style of house as they stand out more from the normal terraced houses you see usually. I also like the wooden and stone accents in the bedrooms. Great video guys!
I love you guys so much you allway vido lovely homes especially this one thanks
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Lovely house for a family but £1.7 is insane. That’s like $2.4m. I’m defo eventually moving to America
Those 2 big rooms could make a studio flat each. Fuck me they're massive
That "study" is smaller than my master bedroom closet.
You must be living in the USA then @Keith H.
Can't wait to watch
really good and consistent content! is there some high end apartments in London that we could see ? Keep up the good work !
Omg 131k subscribers congrats can’t wait till you hit 150k🎉
Layout reminds me of As Time Goes By’s Holland Park home.
In London houses are REALLY expensive!
Understatement
They really are!
Most major cities are this price and more . That wouldn't get you much in Sydney or Melbourne .
In Bangkok hottest areas this kind of price could get you a single house with a single car park.
It's got loads of potential 😀
This kind of video is great because it makes clear that sometimes living in cities such as London its not worth it due to the cost of living
I absolutely love this. So much character & it’s what I wish for in my dream home! I really wish new builds had more character these days
£1.75million no en-suite bathroom, no wooden floor, cellar left as is, tiny garden, regular radiator, no no integrated home environment console. This house is really a shell with no specific feature to make it stand out except the room sizes which are standard for town houses. Really sad to see what are really ordinary houses selling for almost £2mil just because of location. Crazy. Thanks both for the viewing.
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These houses used to be some of the cheapest in London. I'm gutted!
Beautiful home:)
It's gorgeous
Great video keep it up always love the content. Love the stairs to kitchen. Congrats on 130k
Nice design I wish I could live in London in future.
It’s a spacious property. Think the kitchen could be redone though it’s small
Characterful !
You don't even know what you're selling. 😂 The house is mid-Victorian, so definitely not 200 years old.
They aren’t selling the house themselves
@@user-kp4ii5eu2w they are literally employed in the business of selling houses. 😶
Yess first i was waiting for this vid for soo long 😂
Why is this your house or do you live in the area or something?
The materials used are not in keeping with the price of the property
Nice property thanks
You guys are so quick with turning out new content. I am just finished watching one video then the next one pops up. Please consider hotels. It will be a longer segment, but it will help investors to see the potential. There are so many available as well. Just a mention. Shout out from Autumn South Africa!!!
I'd love to see Matt and Summer do holiday/hotel tours. Good suggestion
@@mrmountain7590 they did some in Bali previously
What is that small house in between the two house when you were at the front of the house outsude... the small house is probably a million
Wow! A great home in an outstanding location...barely a 5 minute walk to Finsbury Park station. Nice period details and ceiling heights. Drawbacks are no closets in the bedrooms and not being able to go from any bedroom to the toilet without navigating stairs. I don't like the steps from the kitchen to the dining room. Imagine having to carry the Sunday roast from kitchen to table after having had a glass or two of wine while cooking. Oh, dear!
Another excellent tour, guys! Thank you very much!
An interesting house, with scope for some improvement, especially around the kitchen/utility. Shame the windows aren’t original, and I would want to change the bathrooms, but the rooms are mostly good sizes and some nicer decor would really enhance the place. Expensive, but that’s the postcode!
I didn’t see any closets in any of the bedrooms.🤔
Wow guys this is my type of house a stunning Victorian terrace 🤩🤩. Absolutely wonderful property the characterful and charm I love. I hope you can show more of these types of houses. Another great job of presenting you two are awesome and thank you guys for showing us these magnificent properties 👏😊🙏🙌🙌
Yes me too IS Nice 👌
Its beautiful
This property could be rewarded for the smallest kitchen located in a 4 bedroom house
it's fairly typical of houses of that era. When this was built kitchens were purely functional spaces, where a cook and perhaps a maid would work, the woman of the house would never cook, a large kitchen was not considered necessary.
Always funny to see how tiny houses in the UK are - even the "luxury" ones :D
Shame... over the years lots of original features have gone, ie pvc windows.
Love watching your videos!
Thanks for continuing to show floor plans ✅
What a spacious house, loved the combination of vintage and modern architecture combo. Wish more houses were made like this. Worth a short ♥️♥️♥️
chances are whoever buys this house will have to change the windows back to wooden sash styles cos you mentioned that it was in a conservation area, yet the house stands out against its neighbours with UPVC casement windows.
They should do so either way, the UPVC windows are an eyesore. It should not be allowed to replace sash windows with those ...
Already installed therefore already approved
prefer the inner London areas , Debeauvior Town , canonbury ,Barnsbury ,angle ,stoke newington,finsbury park
I actually screamed when I saw the stairs down to the kitchen 😩💗 I love this house!
Was waiting for this upload Matt & Summer 👌another interesting one 👏👍
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Bit creeepy
@@Jk-ns8mx why? wdym?
what an amazing price for such an amazing house in the heart of london!!
such great content! you guys are natural and as a complete geek about property this is amazing to watch! Keep it up 😉
Superb house
Strange house, the layout is odd. The stove is next to the fridge with all the space available.
Beautiful 👍
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Love this!
Thanks for sharing. Office/study room was too small. Basement too small. Overall not bad I think its over-priced. Look forward to the next one
Thankfully I live on my very rural farm,
I don't ever want to live that close to other families !
And I certainly don't ever want to spend that much money on a home that's only inches away from noisy and obnoxious neighbors.
You are so lucky yeah I would not move either if I had a farm
That house is not worth £1.75 million. You are paying purely for the location and nothing else, the house itself is worth about 5% of the value.
I love older houses- more videos like this, please!!!!
£750k on the property. £1M for the location.
750k? closer to 400k