Lovely house but a ridiculous price for being squeezed within a close of multiple properties. I know Winchester can be expensive but this is madness. For this price I’d want twice the size and lots of acres.
Agreed! Beautiful house and interior but rich folks shouldn't live cheek to jowl like the peasantry. The neighbour is so close he could literally pick out your clothes for you on a daily basis if he had a great fashion sense.I'll pass and take my money elsewhere old chap.
Agreed, though it really is a very very nice house. Also compared to others that are sometimes toured, that just feel soulless. And I mean you still good a huge garden. But definitely maybe 2 million or 2,5
This house is £1.7m tops. Beautifully presented properly but no acreage for multiple cars or outdoor living. Sorry at this price these should be standard. Nice job though Hannah
Great house but shared driveway which is block paved, private road and not council highway adopted causes me concern, what happens with block paved driveway if utility company need to dig it up 8 years down the line?. Also communal garden borders and houses on top of each other...no thank you but a great video and a lovely house.
Beautiful home! Epitome of an elegant, morden and a characterful home. This house is not worth £3.2 Million. At best £1.8M. It’s a glorified 3 house estate.
The house itself is beautiful. Lovely design, extremely well presented and so on. But it simply isn't value for money whatsoever. It isn't exclusive. It's crammed into a little close. And, for 3.2 million, I'd expect gardens 10 times the size. Honestly I'm not sure why anyone would invest in this when you can buy an absolutely STUNNING villa in Spain for this sort of money.
Lovely house, but pricey for what it offers (I know Winchester is expensive). I’d want an undercover pool too for that money. It does tick a lot of my boxes, though!
Lovely houses inside. Design outside looks appealing but a fundamental negative - at this price point the houses simply should not be right on top of one another - literally. Very bad selling point and one that will repeat on subsequent sales over time. At this price point one can find space around your property even bearing in mind any location impact on prices.
This is such a lovely home! What type of heating is there? I saw radiators on the third floor, why not something like forced air where you can also have AC? Window shutters would be nice. Too bad these homes are so close and the garages are detached.
I'm really, really struggling with this one. 1.25m in Winchester for this with no estate I could understand. Surely the ultra lux for offshore uhnw borders is saturated. A driver to take them into Mayfair is a lot less than 3.25m. I'm not sure Mr Arab UHNW would want to leave London for the pubs and rowing in Winchester.
Lovely homes but a little too close to neighbours. I like the Georgian look to them and great interior design. I would have liked to see the other homes to see the difference. Well done Hannah and Tom :)
The shared cramped driveway is not exactly private. But it makes me feel very lucky for the home I own.. 39 mile views of ocean and bay and CBD with 200degree views via floor to ceiling windows. Golf course rambling across the road to me.. and I don’t need to cut the grass.. 😂 Sandy white beaches 5 minutes drive from the house.. different life and no where near this price.
I hope UK houses will finally start to catch up with North American homes. Primary suites including a walk-in closet & 5 piece bathroom, large kitchens including a walk-in pantry, dedicated laundry rooms, proper mudrooms, etc. are standard features in even regular homes here in Canada and the US (not just 'luxury' homes like this one). I'm always a bit amazed at how most British families make do with such little space and lack of amenities
@@sahifa19 There is no desire to catch up. There is no room or demand for more amenities than necessary in the UK. A house to North American standards would struggle to sell. Efficiency, working of space are the most in demand in Britain.
A spaciously designed house, with lovely touches of the traditional, but those developers are greedy! This should be on at least one acre of land for that price.
These may as well be dormitories no matter how much is charged for them. For that price for a detached home there’s no way I could live in a giant house with a bunch of just as grand houses literally in my backyard. No shot
I just saw a video: $500,000 apartment VS $5 million apartment, the result is really unexpected! If you think this mansion is already luxurious, you may be a little curious about the $500,000 choice.
I wouldn't pay that money for the house, but I would expect a lot more. You haven't even got a private drive. Certainly wouldn't want to share my drive with anyone else. Nice house but it should have had its own private drive and not built too close to other houses. I feel as if they squashed these houses together!! Terribly planned.
This video came in the perfect time because I got the swiss chocolate 😆. The decoration and details of this home are give it that warmth factor, it's a family home and it has that Christmas factor. The only thing it needs is a butterball turkey, the sweet potatoe or potatoes mashed, smores, cookies, well all the fall or Christmas ambience 😆 🤣.
You're better off in a London townhouse because you aren't even benefitting from much extra space that a detached house is supposed to have. Especially at that price 😬 Edit: the bathrooms are also really small for such a large property.
Interesting and very attractive property. Except! for the open-plan kitchen/living area. What is this current " disease " of open-plan kitchen/living areas? Accidentally burn food while cooking in an open-plan kitchen, and the stench pervades the entire property. In an " old fashioned " style property with a separate kitchen, should an accident happen it's a simple matter of closing the kitchen door and isolating the problem. Remember, most domestic fires begin in the kitchen and if it's an open-plan kitchen? So please, put an end to open-plan kitchens before they kill someone. N.B. For me, the glaring omission in this " modern " 21st-century new build is the lack of a bidet in any of the bathrooms!
That size of the land plot should have one 3 million house, not half a dozen. Very, very silly as it immediately hits you on the first scene of the video.
homes in the uk are so generic its unreal. the outside is so weird and awkward looking too. even the inside is the least generic one youve shown and its hardly that far from generic. compared to american house tours is wild. just telling the truth as i see it
