🤩Is that outdoor living something or what? How did you like having Bianca join me on camera for the intro? Let me know your thoughts and feedback! ‼Basement FYI - I did NOT film the whole basement. There's an unfinished portion beyond the door, but it wasn't film-ready. 🤝Want to contact me? Visit TerenceRichardson.com and let's connect!
💙Gorgeous home!!! 🤔The only thing I would add is a balcony overlooking the pool area from the master bedroom... 🤗Just a little touch of beauty to replace that view of the awning...
The layout is nice. I like the kitchen and family room off to the side of the house rather than being visible from the front door. I love the outdoor space (both top and bottom). Too much mdf shiplap for me though. I like an accent wall (when laid vertically), but shiplap is sprayed e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e. It's a specific buyer for this time capsule home.
Wow! The owners have the same taste as me. I'd be devastated to sell. It's gorgeous. I'd finish off the basement, put in a fireplace upstairs (if possible) and more sod or rubber mulch out in the yard for the dirt areas. To me, this is the best home I've seen you show. It is nice to see the Realtors, too. Adds interest. Her body language matched her words. That's a plus. I hope this gets sold to a family that really appreciates the home's vision. Oh, the frontage is spectacular, too. What kind of closets are in the secondary bedrooms?
That penny round tile on the shower walls looks nice, but the sheet (1 foot square) boundaries are clearly visible. It's hard to find a tile installer who can do penny round tile correctly.
@@TerenceRichardsonTours I do have a good eye, and also a previous bad experience with selecting penny round tile for a new home I purchased years ago.
I hear you Jessie! That's the nature of the beast in Alpharetta, especially within walking distance to their downtown/Main Street area. For this price, if space between homes is important, there are plenty of other locations a bit further out that would offer complete privacy on awesome parcels of land.
@@TerenceRichardsonTours I don't know if all home inspectors look for that type of code violation, and not even sure what the code is in that location on an outdoor set of stone stairs.
@@TerenceRichardsonTours Obviously they liked the look. But back in the days when they built real farmhouses, people would only use such crappy wood if they couldn't afford clear wood (no or few knots). Plus, wood with a lot of knots is not as structurally sound as clear wood.
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🤩Is that outdoor living something or what? How did you like having Bianca join me on camera for the intro? Let me know your thoughts and feedback!
‼Basement FYI - I did NOT film the whole basement. There's an unfinished portion beyond the door, but it wasn't film-ready.
🤝Want to contact me? Visit TerenceRichardson.com and let's connect!
It was cool having her in the video. Definitely brings a new dynamic to your videos
+1 for having Bianca in the intro. Wouldn't be mad if you had more agents on video too
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@@rovellret The invite is always on the table, she's just the first agent to have accepted :) Kudos to Bianca for doing it!
The house is really nice and 3million is a reasonable asking price
💙Gorgeous home!!!
🤔The only thing I would add is a balcony overlooking the pool area from the master bedroom... 🤗Just a little touch of beauty to replace that view of the awning...
Agree!
Have it extend over the awning, great idea actually; love it
Yep, I'd spend all my time by the pool too. Cool space. Nice house. Good video. I approve.
You and me both!
The layout is nice. I like the kitchen and family room off to the side of the house rather than being visible from the front door. I love the outdoor space (both top and bottom). Too much mdf shiplap for me though. I like an accent wall (when laid vertically), but shiplap is sprayed e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e. It's a specific buyer for this time capsule home.
Great comments! A lot of the shiplap I saw had wood knots bleeding through, so real wood. Did you notice mdf in som areas?
Beautiful house, master bedroom would have been cooler with a fireplace too but still very nice.
Definitely hear you. It would have been a niche touch fo rsure.
Wow! The owners have the same taste as me. I'd be devastated to sell. It's gorgeous. I'd finish off the basement, put in a fireplace upstairs (if possible) and more sod or rubber mulch out in the yard for the dirt areas. To me, this is the best home I've seen you show. It is nice to see the Realtors, too. Adds interest. Her body language matched her words. That's a plus. I hope this gets sold to a family that really appreciates the home's vision. Oh, the frontage is spectacular, too. What kind of closets are in the secondary bedrooms?
Agreed, beautiful beautiful home! The closets were decent-sized walk-ins, but full of kid stuff lol :)
Beautiful Home❤❤❤
What do you love best about it Shari?
@@TerenceRichardsonTours The pool area and backyard. The house is beautiful it will be a huge blessing to someone.
That penny round tile on the shower walls looks nice, but the sheet (1 foot square) boundaries are clearly visible. It's hard to find a tile installer who can do penny round tile correctly.
Rewatched it and I see what you mean now, like the inside edges, you can tell where they connect. Good eye.
@@TerenceRichardsonTours I do have a good eye, and also a previous bad experience with selecting penny round tile for a new home I purchased years ago.
Wow! that Apple desktop computer runs without any power cord!
Woah
I like this house but for 3m dollars it to closes to other homes
I hear you Jessie! That's the nature of the beast in Alpharetta, especially within walking distance to their downtown/Main Street area. For this price, if space between homes is important, there are plenty of other locations a bit further out that would offer complete privacy on awesome parcels of land.
The stone stairs in the back yard have no railing. Given the length of the stairs, could be a code violation, and certainly not particularly safe.
It'll pop up on the inspection report, but won't likely be something asked to be addressed before closing.
@@TerenceRichardsonTours I don't know if all home inspectors look for that type of code violation, and not even sure what the code is in that location on an outdoor set of stone stairs.
Real marble in the kitchen? Marble stains like crazy.
Hope they are careful then
Beautiful pine? Those floors have way too many knots in the wood, and looks incredibly cheap.
Eh, was told that they selected the flooring with the knots because they liked the look. To each their own I guess.
@@TerenceRichardsonTours Obviously they liked the look. But back in the days when they built real farmhouses, people would only use such crappy wood if they couldn't afford clear wood (no or few knots). Plus, wood with a lot of knots is not as structurally sound as clear wood.