Escape to the Country | Monmouthshire [16: 42] - Habits Of Local Communities
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2016
- Escape to the Country | Monmouthshire [16: 42] - Habits Of Local Communities!
Jules Hudson is on a property-hunting mission in Monmouthshire with two returning expats and their two young daughters who are seeking a rural family home. Whilst in the county, Jules also gets to grips with a bow and arrow as he tries his hand at traditional Welsh archery.
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First house and he says "... and I love the posh shed" !!! Oh! That's so good!
the cat in the kitchen of the first house, not even looking up when they walk in, just bathing on the bench....makes me laugh. my cats would totally freak out if strangers walked in!
Mine too.
Great show. Nice people.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💚❤️🥰🤗
Really wanted to see if the is super couple secured a property- I thought they’d chose #2 : Jules really is such smashing host!
"There's one thing missing here" Well, it definitely not a cat licking himself 😂😂😂
So funny. Leg up doing its laundry. Ha!
The couple seems to be pleased easily. Cant say I am crazy about any of these, but the last one has a good garden though.
we acc didn’t buy any of these so clearly not so easily pleased, lucky you weren’t the one viewing them
I ❤ the two archers.
♡ from Brazil to both of you!🇧🇷
Jules is a fountain of endless sympathy. Great host! And the information about the arrows has been interesting. Thanks.
I liked properties 2 and 3. The garden of #3 is really nice with the pond. The only drawback are the immediate neighbors. Nice couple.
this show really broadens my knowledge of the English countryside and counties . very interesting and lovely homes .
Mariano, Monmouthshire
is not part of England! It is in WalesM
@@marilynsing2036 Aye. As a Monmouthian I'm not too offended though, especially when towns like Chepstow and Monmouth feel more or less identical to the English side of the Wye.
lol i love how there is almost always a cat somewhere in the episode, either running across the yard or as in this one taking care of his bathing just rudely in the middle of the scene hahaha
😂🤣 totally rude
Love these homes and the couple.
The cat in the first house close to the cooker is hilarious and should be censored...lol!
Rhonda Luker Lol! 10:56, for anyone interested.
Clean, clean kitty. 😀
Exactly what I came here to say!!!
Back to the show..........lol
Ha! How did I miss that? lol!
Hahaha! I was thinking the same thing. I'm still laughing....
Period house..let's rip out all of the origina period featuers, fit a B&Q flat pack kitchen and fit Arctic White UPVC fake leaded double glazing.
Why do we not appreciate the beauty of our period properties?? If you want an interior like that, buy a new build on a housing estate.
I had watched this a while back but it was worth seeing again, as I just love to be shown around properties that are not mine. The mystery house was fabulous
I adore this show and gobble up every episode I can get my hands on. I especially loved the outside spaces at each of these homes. One thing has always puzzled me though. When someone travels very far, with a very limited time to find a home, why in the world do the presenters show them houses that are not what they've asked for? They clearly said they wanted income potential and only barely got that offered to them with the first house. Jules and Nicky are two of my favorite presenters and usually fill the clients' brief; but, as nice as the homes were, not this time.
Phenomenal episode! The mystery house was beautiful and would be my choice. I hope this expat family acclimated happily!
🌻Thank you for sharing this with the USA viewers💗🇺🇸
I love the historical bits.
My birth place Rockfield road always remembered
The music is just lovely 😍
they could have left out the cat licking his ummmmmm....self......lol.
All three properties were beautiful,however,I did not like the kitchen in the first house.
are all homes in these places on more than 1 story? what do people with bad knees do are there any places 1 level?
Brits don't seem to like bedrooms on ground floor for some strange reason.
This annoys me too. it is rare to see a house on these series that i could live in.
Loved the visit to theBig Pitt at Blaenavon! We were there 30 years ago ... good to see it's still open. The houses weren't bad, either!
Love the cat cleaning its crotch. Lol.
Very nice choices and at good prices
Ha it would be a marmalade cat!
And THANK YOU so much for uploading these. I have only been to N Wales. Beautiful countryside and quaint houses with lovely gardens. Not sure the moaning Minnie’s with the critical comments have undergone a conversion from period cottage to modern warm and functional home. I have done this twice and you do end up with unusual shaped rooms, kitchens with ovens next door, narrow bathrooms and small windows. Could the critics be from countries where an old house is maybe 50 years old or even less?
i think you’ll find they mentioned Ethiopia, the country in which the first known human civilisation existed, so this critique is not only incorrect but clearly coming from someone who woke up with something far up their a*se
I liked the first house better than them all!
First house: the kitchen is split into two rooms. Who does that?? What kind of stupidity...?
It would be nice to see the neighborhood and houses next to each featured property.
And maybe the nearby pig farm?
Recognized Chepstow when they were looking in the shop window.
I am puzzled as to why many English baths are so narrow. Do you lie in it sideways?
im curious if someone can guide , what jobs are there you could find in a place like a country other than farming ? specially in no where in UK country sides?
30:10 Hahahaa! I like the view from this house = a National Park in Utah, U.S.A.
the brief was not followed, really really poor quality houses, no income and double the national average, did they choose houses that couldn't sell because they were quick buyers. I hope they found something terrific with income potential.
Ann Britton I agree. House #3 was not £1,000 under budget but £29,000 over budget as clearly specified by the buyer at the outset. The paddock in house #2 was not suitable for grazing livestock, let alone alpacas. If I were the buyer, I would be ticked at the cavalier disregard of the brief by the presenter.
That’s not a large enough budget for that area for their wishes .
This guy never follows the brief. What part of I want to quit my job and establish a holiday-let business did he not understand? What part of within the school catchment area was so difficult to grasp?
Count the number of times they say “nice”
As soon as I hear "holiday let" - I leave - people have no idea how much work is involved - so rather makes me think they are unreasonable - bye!
how come it takes a week to view three houses?
Because they're making a tv programme!
What happened to the holiday lets??
because the prices were under ,they decided there was no need for the holiday let income. as they started looking, they seemed to let go of that idea
The small windows with the diamond-leaded-window-panes... VERY English-Country-Cottage but CLAUSTROPHOBIC, Ugh!
Only really appropriate in a true 15th or 16th century house - though my former neighbours had them installed in an ex-council 1950's house - how dumb.
True , most of the character properties are low roofed , dark , narrow and suffocating
@@thetessellater9163 OMG!! It's interesting what people CHOOSE. There is probably some nostalgic association with the leaded panes (what else could it be???)
@@pratibhapanghal Which is what they knew how to do THEN. WHY we perpetuate the awfulness is beyond me. I understand restoration. But new builds with all the old design problems ... now THAT's perplexing!
@@andreaandrea6716 I grew up in two English houses, one Elizabethan and the other dating back to the 15th century, neither of which had leaded windows I'm glad to say (of course the originals were probably replaced several times over). I associate them mainly with "mock Tudor" houses.
SNAKE-HEAD PRESENTER: YEAH, LOVELY OIL-FIRED RANGE FOR YOU THERE! NEGLECTS TO POINT OUT THAT EVERYTHING YOU COOK ON SELF-SAME RANGE,
TASTES LIKE IT WAS MARINATED IN GASOLINE!
2nd house is better
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Another unresolved search. I don't like them this way. Wasn't very impressed with the house choices, Jules.
WOW! RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING, LOOK AT THE BROAD SHOVEL THE MASHED POTATO DOWN HER HATCH! NO WONDER SHE'S AS WIDE AS SHE IS TALL!
Jumping image.No thanks.
Really poor quality copy. I wouldn’t bother to watch.
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it is not that bad for a 2016 upload.
She says it will be "my business!" Omg
Not the best upload.
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how come it takes a week to view three houses?
I think they view several properties then edit to show variety in the area etc etc