I remember having a 2 week holiday on Sandbanks in the early 60s in a small house that my father rented-certainly nothing fancy and I am guessing that we spent about 100 pounds for the 2 weeks as my father certainly didn't have a high paying job. How times have changed! I remember it well and I can still recall being on the beach humming the tune "Stranger on the shore" which was popular at the time
1:41 Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn........................ she-dawg, I think you'd get kicked off a golf course in that short skirt, even if they do double as shorts.
Why does the camera follow your presenters and framed around them? We want to see the property not your people. When making these kinds of videos orientation is important and gives us, the viewers, a better perspective of the property. Review some of Enes' videos to get a professional idea of how to "present" million dollar properties and give them the preview they deserve...
Agree with you. I have seen basic estate agent videos with NO audio that have been more interesting because they are literally a walk-through from the driveway, into the house and every room with no edits. Gives a proper sense of being in the property
Harry redknapp moved out of sandbanks a couple of years ago due to the horrendous holiday traffic! 😅...having said that it's my favorite local place, I'm only a ten minute drive away, great for watersports
A beautifully designed home, amazing views except for the proximity of the road!! In the height of summer, I can only imagine the noise, pollution etc and for me, the beach view is amazing but extremely close to whoever happens to be there. £12m!! I think I’d rather go elsewhere for that kind of investment….
It's been talked about sandbanks being an island or flooded for longer than I've been alive. 48 years and counting, it's all still there. People need to quit talking crap
I never understood your attention to the artwork. Unless it conveys with the sale of the house, why the frack do I care what’s hanging on the walls. Central A/C? Walking distance to restaurants and shops? Distance to the nearest train station? You just know if you lived in that house, you are gonna have overnight guests all the time!
A buyer with a £12m budget would generally concern themselves with three things: size, location and views. They'd not likely be concerned about sliding doors, the brand of the kitchen white goods, or cosmetic finishes, which the buyer can all change.
The very best of British to anyone buying that. That's one of the areas considered almost certainly to be hammered by rising sea levels around Britain in coming years. Indeed, a very quick Google reveals....."Millionaire's row - home to some of the most rich and famous in Sandbanks - could be submerged underwater within the next 30 years".
@@stevewoodrow2011 "propaganda" as in the evidence that everyone can see with their own eyes!!!?? They do say there's one in every village. In yours it's YOU!!
Lol @ rising sea levels! Asking for a friend - are they the same set of rising sea levels we were told 40 years ago would see major cities underwater well & truly by now or a whole new set of predictions for a new generation of 10 year Olds that don’t remember the last set of predictions and whom need a new set of fearmongering
Impressive property and love the dual aspect views either side with the harbour and the sea/beach. Not a fan of being right on the road, it gets very busy there in the summer and I would like a private driveway. I would have liked to see the lift in action as its quite unusual. To get a greater sense of the layout of a property, I would like to see more of a walk-through with fewer edits. This has been on the market for a while now, going to be harder to resell year on year with the ever rising tides
I agree. Obviously an incredible place but I don't call it a beachfront property because of the road. My parents have a place on the beach in Sussex and that is directly on the beach.
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A lot of insurance companies won't insure you against flooding if the risk is considered significant/likely. Two streets down from where I live the properties are on a flood plain and are high risk - as far as I'm aware none of them can get a policy to cover flooding. A few years ago they were under about a foot of water which destroyed a lot of the ground floors, and they had to cover the restoration themselves.
Spectacular views from every angle in the home. What a gem. Hopefully contrary to the comments about the weather related hazards the architect took that into account and built a home to withstand the hazards of the location. What an awesome experience for you to have had this tour you look like naturals there…Great home Great tour!!!
Lol....he'd have to be something of a miracle worker. A very quick Google reveals...."Millionaire's row - home to some of the most rich and famous in Sandbanks - could be submerged underwater within the next 30 years."
I had high hopes for the interiors after seeing the exterior of the property, but my heart sank when I saw the orchid on the glass coffee table 😭 that said, the interior ARCHITECTURE of this home is amazing. So cohesive with the landscape and very well thought out, IMHO.
Should definitely look to your one of the other properties just along the coast a bit - looks incredible, especially since it has its own private pool too!
Do u mean the property for £15m as seen very briefly (22:38)? I like that 1 too as it also has a perfect home cinema, an amazing ensuite to main bedroom, driveway and garage!
@@James-BB70 There’s actually a property up on Evening Hill for £8m with a lovely garden, beautiful seascape aspect and a stunning finish. If money wasn’t an object, it would certainly be my pick over the one in this video..
Very nice went there as a kid can get busy in the summer Months. Very few house's on Sandbanks very expensive. You can come in a bit and get a larger home with more land and still be close to the water for half the money but still a lovely house.
Oh Dear, a wall on the balcony means you have to stand up to see the view. You would want glass. A busy road too. Dark interiors instead of bright coastal. Too many fundamental errors in this home....
...and I spotted a damaged wall where they didn't think about door stops and have let the door smash back into the wall. Let's spend £12m and immediately move in and do repairs
Also, you are right, the camera man gets a great view while walking around but as soon as you sit down, bang goes the view. Better properties in Cornwall where you are set back from the cliff (so not at danger of erosion) and have glass balustrades because you don't need to hide for privacy, oh and at a 3rd of the price 😂
What an amazing tour! Great house, great location and I will leave it at that, without commenting on the asking price. A serious buyer has a lot of negotiating to do, that's for sure.
12 million? There is no privacy, main road is 10ft in front of the house,you couldn't fit a fag paper between your house and the next-door house. If I had 12 million to spend on a house, it would not be there. You would get a stunning property in marbella or the south of France with privacy
Because its bullshit designed to restrict plebs freedoms, tax individuals to death whilst the polluters aren't held to account and create a new grift/industry for grifters in the public sector to get rich by skimming money whilst delivering nothing that will work or make a difference. Wake up and get real
We married at Sandbanks hotel and had our photos on the beach. The weather was amazing. Lovely to see you both enjoying it there too. Wish I could afford the home, wow!! 🤗
Your tour is far better than when I seen this one on Rightmove. The staircase walls looked like real timber, which was bizarre but you have shown them to be concrete. The house still seems dark, which is a lighting and decor issue.
A really great home. I love the location the most, with a huge beach on one side and a boat dock on the other side, the best of both worlds. The house itself sits on a pretty big lot, it is very well built, but overall I have mixed feelings about it. First, if you’re going to have a rooftop deck, have a rooftop deck. The builder could have dug deeper and put the garage lower, and then you’ll have a great rooftop deck, a huge open, well lit, and fun space, which this house’s interior lacks. The owner really opted for privacy, and I think that is going to require a special buyer who is likeminded. There seems to be lacking that sense of open floor plan, indoor-outdoor living design scheme, which beach house buyers are going to expect. The builder skimped on the elevator. Dressing it up with a spiral staircase does help, but the whole enclosed cement design and finish is not particularly attractive. So I don’t think it’s going to sell quickly, but I do like it for its beauty, just needs someone who loves privacy just as much.
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I'm curious about the half-width house next door that has the same architecture and seems connected via the first floor. It looks like an extension of the house...
My place to escape and rest in UK is Seaton Carew. Always peaceful. Love everything about Hartlepool area. That area deserves more support than it gets.
