I don’t like the exterior at all. Love the entry mats developers are starting to do and the glass panel in the front door to bring some light in. I really like bellways oak doors. Downstairs toilet is nice, exactly what it says on the tin. Love the big bathroom mirrors that bellway do aswell. I do love homes with a proper dining room. I’m not crazy about the kitchen but i can’t put my finger on why. Something about it feels a bit cramped. Omg I love that the fridge isn’t next to the integrated oven!!! Drives me mad when they do that! I love a hallway cupboard, somewhere to put the coats Nice sized lounge! I quite like the bay window leading out to the back. I do like that you can see all the way through the property, I’d consider that an advantage (largely because my partner is American and doesn’t understand British homes). I don’t like the upstairs lounge though, I’ve noticed that’s a particular trend in more city locations but it’s really not my thing, I think lounges should be downstairs. I like that there’s a toilet on the second floor even if it’s not a full family bathroom. I hate getting caught short! 😖 The splay in the bedroom wouldn’t bother me personally. Nice en suite. I heard someone say that hidden cisterns made them think of public toilets but I like that there’s less to clean. And who wants to look at all the bits of a toilet lol! I’m glad that bedroom 1 is on the second floor. Lovely and spacious. Nice en suite. Good sized en suite! Drives me mad when they’re tiny baths. Also I love full tile bathroom. I wouldn’t have a mirror above the bath, just going to get handprints on it. I don’t like the two single bedrooms, I’d have preferred one bigger room. And I wouldn’t have shoved two people in smaller rooms and had a second lounge but that’s me personally
Hi Billie, thanks for your comment. You broke every detail we talked about down point by point which shows us that you're a detailed person too! :) Thanks for watching and letting us know your thoughts. See you in our next video :)
I agree with the kitchen bit. Normaly I quite like open plan kitchen/dinners but this kitchen felt very rushed and something you might see in a smaller home. For half a million I wouldnt think its unreasonable to expect a spacious kitchen maybe even an island/ breakfast areas.
@@sztanveer I think you’ve summed up why I didn’t like the kitchen perfectly, definatly expected a bigger kitchen for a family home! Also reflecting on it it’s a shame the bigger space is at the back of the house as you’ll naturally put the lounge in the larger area, so kids and pets will be running in through the patio doors with muddy feet. If you use the upstairs lounge as a bedroom that’s going to get on your nerves very quickly. I guess some people won’t mind that kind of layout but personally I don’t want to drag the outdoors into my living room.
@@josie5670 I agree. The layout is definitely a bit odd. I feel like you need a formal living room downstairs it feels a bit odd to take some of the formal guests up the stairs. And if you were to use the living space downstairs as a formal living room you d end up feeling pretty exposed working in the kitchen or setting up the table.
I'm from America living in Manchester and i have to say. I don't like broilers or water heaters in the bedrooms or kitchens its very weird to me as we have them in the basement of the houses. Fair enough in the kitchen hidden but in the bedrooms or other living spaces is a no for me.
At first i thought it was quite a small kitchen for a 4 bed family home. However the house is quite small for a family home. for a new build its probably ok but small for the price.
The kitchen might be small but many homes are usually not used by more then 4 or even 3 people. 2 kids or teens and the parents. With you have quest over a big size would be a little more helpful.
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Ohhh I can’t wait I love your videos even tho I don’t need a new house because I’m 14 and live in Germany haha
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I love the flow of the ground floor.
Your videos are amazing I love them. I wish you would show us the garden in greater detail when showing properties
Your fabulous coat and headscarf!
Thanks Neil 😎
I don’t like the exterior at all.
Love the entry mats developers are starting to do and the glass panel in the front door to bring some light in.
I really like bellways oak doors.
Downstairs toilet is nice, exactly what it says on the tin. Love the big bathroom mirrors that bellway do aswell.
I do love homes with a proper dining room.
I’m not crazy about the kitchen but i can’t put my finger on why. Something about it feels a bit cramped. Omg I love that the fridge isn’t next to the integrated oven!!! Drives me mad when they do that!
I love a hallway cupboard, somewhere to put the coats
Nice sized lounge! I quite like the bay window leading out to the back. I do like that you can see all the way through the property, I’d consider that an advantage (largely because my partner is American and doesn’t understand British homes).
I don’t like the upstairs lounge though, I’ve noticed that’s a particular trend in more city locations but it’s really not my thing, I think lounges should be downstairs.
I like that there’s a toilet on the second floor even if it’s not a full family bathroom. I hate getting caught short! 😖
The splay in the bedroom wouldn’t bother me personally. Nice en suite. I heard someone say that hidden cisterns made them think of public toilets but I like that there’s less to clean. And who wants to look at all the bits of a toilet lol!
I’m glad that bedroom 1 is on the second floor. Lovely and spacious. Nice en suite.
Good sized en suite! Drives me mad when they’re tiny baths. Also I love full tile bathroom. I wouldn’t have a mirror above the bath, just going to get handprints on it.
I don’t like the two single bedrooms, I’d have preferred one bigger room. And I wouldn’t have shoved two people in smaller rooms and had a second lounge but that’s me personally
Hi Billie, thanks for your comment. You broke every detail we talked about down point by point which shows us that you're a detailed person too! :) Thanks for watching and letting us know your thoughts. See you in our next video :)
I agree with the kitchen bit. Normaly I quite like open plan kitchen/dinners but this kitchen felt very rushed and something you might see in a smaller home. For half a million I wouldnt think its unreasonable to expect a spacious kitchen maybe even an island/ breakfast areas.
@@sztanveer I think you’ve summed up why I didn’t like the kitchen perfectly, definatly expected a bigger kitchen for a family home!
Also reflecting on it it’s a shame the bigger space is at the back of the house as you’ll naturally put the lounge in the larger area, so kids and pets will be running in through the patio doors with muddy feet. If you use the upstairs lounge as a bedroom that’s going to get on your nerves very quickly. I guess some people won’t mind that kind of layout but personally I don’t want to drag the outdoors into my living room.
@@josie5670 I agree. The layout is definitely a bit odd. I feel like you need a formal living room downstairs it feels a bit odd to take some of the formal guests up the stairs. And if you were to use the living space downstairs as a formal living room you d end up feeling pretty exposed working in the kitchen or setting up the table.
Really appreciate you educating us on what would be included and what would be extra.
Many thanks for these videos. They are so inspirational and informative. You have demonstrated an awesome knowledge base.
Glad you like them!
am i the only one who’s addicted to watching these videos even tho you can’t even move out yet
Not a boiler in a bedroom!! UK properties are just getting a bit weird!!! But anyways, I congratulate you🎉 for the tours!!xxx
😂! Thanks for your comment :)
They have to put it somewhere. Still this is not the ideal place.
Hey guys. Love your tours, could u please do 4 bedroom or a 3 bedroom with a study in Kent or Essex 🙏🏾
Check out our Cala home tour in Chelmsford :)
Amazing hous tour, very informative. Will you be able as well include in the further home plan with sizes of each room ?
Thanks for the suggestion :)
I loved the tour and the house 🥰 Nice for a small family 🥰
Lovely video thank you, please could you kindly show us the garden of the properties too
We'll try and get that in when possible for future videos.
Could you do house tours of properties with 3-4 bedrooms up to £250,000 in Birmingham? Around Erdington, Stechford or Yardley?
Hi Emma,thanks for yourcomment, it's on our list :)
From ikea 😆😆😆 keep it real. I love the way you present the homes.
Yay! Thank you!
Wait, why shouldn't one turn on the pipes in a show home?
I would love to know too 😆
I'm from America living in Manchester and i have to say. I don't like broilers or water heaters in the bedrooms or kitchens its very weird to me as we have them in the basement of the houses.
Fair enough in the kitchen hidden but in the bedrooms or other living spaces is a no for me.
We actually agree with you there. They're not attractive to look at so with adequate planning they should at least be far out of sight.
At first i thought it was quite a small kitchen for a 4 bed family home. However the house is quite small for a family home. for a new build its probably ok but small for the price.
The kitchen might be small but many homes are usually not used by more then 4 or even 3 people.
2 kids or teens and the parents.
With you have quest over a big size would be a little more helpful.
I have sent you a message regarding to your TH-cam channel. I hope it will add value for your channel. Anyway I am looking forward to kind response
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