For some reason that particular house did not have a deck on the carport. All the other houses nearby had a deck on carport. Probably a work in progress?
Those cookie cutter neighborhoods kill me. Being from Los Angeles living in such close proximity to neighbors brought me trauma. Thanks for continually sharing your house hunt with us.
Thailand is being ruined by them. Developers learned they can make money building them and now you hardly see custom built houses anymore just these garbage dumps.
Very well done. honestly. They look fresh and clean, but rather milk toast and the fact they don't have all utilities in with hot water is just dreadful.
We just heard back from the agent and he tells us that air-conditioning throughout and hot water are included in the price. It's difficult when buyer and seller don't speak the same language. In Thailand, some information, even important information, takes time to be revealed! 😁
agree. they should have already the hot water and AC, fans. everything else is cosmetics that i can do. i would negotiate that price or not buy. i did the usd conversion so i would offer the equivalent.
Nice home but a lot missing on this l have seen a lot better for Money Chris but you live there and will know l will be picking Your Brian’s when we get there in a couple months lol Are house is going on market next From wa Australia to Thailand here we come Keep up the good work work
Des, always remember that in Thailand everything is negotiable! Often important information can take time to be discovered. For example the agent just now contacted me and told me hot water and air-conditioning is included in the price. If something is not to the buyer's liking there's an excellent chance the problem can be corrected. There is an enormous number and range of properties on the market in Thailand (including in Hua Hin) and buyers have a great choice. Silly prices don't last...unlike in Australia.
@@desmcleod2604 well Des I can only tell you it is brutal here hot and very humid about 10 months of the year. We are used to it now but it was tough in the beginning...and we come from Qld. At the start you will be using the aircon 24/7 but you'll adapt. Everyone does. Even the Swedish get used to it!
@@simpletheo22 yes it seems very odd to westerners but cooking in the home is not really a Thai thing. It's a Thai cultural thing. We may do a video on it one day.
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I think I'd prefer larger but fewer rooms. And seriously, make the carport roof into a deck.
For some reason that particular house did not have a deck on the carport. All the other houses nearby had a deck on carport. Probably a work in progress?
Those cookie cutter neighborhoods kill me. Being from Los Angeles living in such close proximity to neighbors brought me trauma. Thanks for continually sharing your house hunt with us.
We mut say the houses are built very close to neighbours. Seems a thing here in Thailand.
Thailand is being ruined by them. Developers learned they can make money building them and now you hardly see custom built houses anymore just these garbage dumps.
Very well done. honestly. They look fresh and clean, but rather milk toast and the fact they don't have all utilities in with hot water is just dreadful.
We just heard back from the agent and he tells us that air-conditioning throughout and hot water are included in the price. It's difficult when buyer and seller don't speak the same language. In Thailand, some information, even important information, takes time to be revealed! 😁
Great information Chris, very interesting. 2.40pm
Cheers Debbie! The guy just contacted me on Line and said that aircon and hot water are included in the price!
That was really useful thank you, looking forward to the next video 👍
Thank you and you're welcome. Thanks for viewing and commenting!
@@HereComeTheParkers thanks for being honest I don’t know weather to tell the wife that lol
@@desmcleod2604 😁😆Same climate as Darwin...without the cyclones
Beautiful home!
Yes, it's very nice! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Love this one !
It's a really nice one!
5.million baht too expensive for this joint, does it have a pool ??😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
agree. they should have already the hot water and AC, fans. everything else is cosmetics that i can do. i would negotiate that price or not buy. i did the usd conversion so i would offer the equivalent.
That was very useful great info what is fixer home look like in Thailand look forward for next video thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment !
Quite basic for a new build house (at least the kitchen). But some interessing ideas.
Most Thais like a kitchen outside so the cooking smells don't go through the house. We viewed a lot of houses that had no kitchens.
Nice home but a lot missing on this l have seen a lot better for
Money Chris but you live there and will know l will be picking
Your Brian’s when we get there in a couple months lol
Are house is going on market next
From wa Australia to Thailand here we come
Keep up the good work work
Des, always remember that in Thailand everything is negotiable! Often important information can take time to be discovered. For example the agent just now contacted me and told me hot water and air-conditioning is included in the price. If something is not to the buyer's liking there's an excellent chance the problem can be corrected. There is an enormous number and range of properties on the market in Thailand (including in Hua Hin) and buyers have a great choice. Silly prices don't last...unlike in Australia.
@@HereComeTheParkers thanks Chris good information
Hi guys my wife is a bit worried about humidity with coming from wa and being dry do you get used to it
@@desmcleod2604 well Des I can only tell you it is brutal here hot and very humid about 10 months of the year. We are used to it now but it was tough in the beginning...and we come from Qld. At the start you will be using the aircon 24/7 but you'll adapt. Everyone does. Even the Swedish get used to it!
Very nice I’m jealous
It's a nice place. We liked it a lot. 😍
Pass on this house, as has no air conditioning,, curtains, hot water, furniture etc😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
No pool either😅😅😅😅😅😅
How good!
Very nice indeed.
@@HereComeTheParkers it's interesting to see the layouts in the houses IE no kitchens. Then they have an abundance of bathrooms haha
@@simpletheo22 yes it seems very odd to westerners but cooking in the home is not really a Thai thing. It's a Thai cultural thing. We may do a video on it one day.
Thailand ,….. land of smiles and speed bumps !
Yes! hahahahah
Buy landed , in the end legally not urs . Unless u married a local
Even married to a Thai doesn't necessarily mean you would own land.
I don't care for all of these housing all of them are looking the same if you buy one you might be confused and can forget about the house are yours
I guess that could happen!
My sisaket mansion is 340 square meters with a 50 sq meter alfresco barbecue area 😅😅😮😊😊
Got to have a kitchen, in my sisaket mansion I have two kitchens, one medium.and other huge 😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Are the windows double glazed ?
Ahhhhhh not a chance is my guess. But it's a very good question and I will check with the sales guy.
I see the Canadian style cookie cutter neighborhood has come to Thailand. Come home tired at night and walk in the wrong house 😂
hahahaha that could be a real issue in Thailand too ! Especially after a few Leo's
Basin is too close to the toilet😊😊😊😊😊
Do you have a building expert to help you to call on for their expetise
Well what a long story that is! We had one but he left suddenly to go to Koh Samui! We thought we had him fully booked up for us but no.
Oh well the best are always in demand@@HereComeTheParkers