Unfortunately that means that the insulation normally is also as bad as the old brick houses which results in high gas bills. As a foreigner I don't get why they still build houses like this. It is cheap to build like this yes but also not fair to the one who buys it... You pay so much Gas & Electric because the houses in UK can't keep warmth as they are built poorly insulated... If you buy a new home then at least with cement mortar how everybody else in Europe...
There's a lot to like in this house. I like that it has a study and the fact that everything is so clean and new and no one has ever lived in it before you. It looks light and spacious and quite characterful. Also plenty of storage and worksurface in the kitchen. Sometimes they look big but when you think you're going to put a kettle and a toaster on it, maybe a knife block etc, there's never enough space left over. Also, big fridge and freezer. I'd actually have the top floor as the main bedroom, as I loved that extra space.
A decent area of Solihull and the property looks to have a good finish. The 2 areas which were underwhelming for a house with a 1.5 Mill price tag is the skinny staircase and the small garden. If spending that kind of money I'd definitely look around the bottom end of Warwick Road, Park Avenue, or Manor Road kind of area, for much larger and established gardens, in better locations. The compromise being you'd probably lose out on the modern finish.
Tbh I live in Solihull and that is a very nice house, the price reflects on how near it is to the centre and to be fair it also reflects on the demographic.
The original plot was a bungalow, bulldozed down & these two detached houses newly built on the land. Hence why very little space between or land. All about the profit margins
Looking at some of the houses on this channel, makes you wanna work really really really hard in life................................. I like the toilets being around the corner, deels like your in a club. Love the en suite bathrooms, via the cupboard doors.
The wife has done the most amazing job on the interior design and I love the detail . This is my favourite house ever of all your tours ! Love it - thanks guys !
I love the organic nature of your presenting, mistakes and all. It’s so different from the everything else out there and your content just keeps getting better & better. U work off each other so well and Summer ur a better presenter than u think. Love the team work. Keep up the good work. Houses like this is why I tune in. Struggling with the bi-fold is perfectly fine & funny, adds to the charm of the review
So cute to catch them sharing the details of the house. My partner owns a estate agency firm an it’s great to see the level of detail they’ve both explored in the house, equipments, furnishing and style. Beautifully furnished family house with big rooms and high ceiling. With most houses you will find ceiling height, layout or room size to be disappointing. Whereas this house no faults! Amazing job guy and hats of to everybody involved from the biggest to the smallest jobs Sultan
The first house was absolutely beautiful with the furnishings. Loved the hidden en suites. My favorite room was the last one with the wrap around room. Just stunning. ❤️🥰
Both beautiful properties but you would be completely on show to half of the neighbourhood at virtually all times. There is not one single secluded outdoor area (in either property) so you would also be in full view of the whole area when relaxing outside in the better weather we occasionally have here in England. I think the vendors will be lucky to achieve the asking price. For that amount I definitely wouldn't commit to such a public space.
That house is my top favourite I seen yet. The only thing I didn't care for was the wood staircase, I'd much prefer if it was white. If I had the money I'd snap the bigger house up. Great showing guys, well done to you both💖💖
I was born in Solihull, then moved to four oaks in Sutton Coldfield as a kid. Could you please feature more home in that area if possible. I miss the area, I have fond memories of the place.
Brilliant video guys ... Love the part at the end where you took us to nearby shops ... That's so 'Key' when house hunting. We hope you'll keep adding that at the end of future videos; a great addition. I really Pray you, as a Family (with your future kiddies) will be blessed with a home like the first property! Great job👍🏾
I love the exterior of the house. I'm glad they had contrasting flooring in the kitchen/living area, because the white tile is quite overwhelming. Rooms are a great size and having ensuite bathrooms for each bedroom is a major plus!!
Beautiful house. Love the dining area near the patio with plenty of windows and natural light coming in. The mirrored backsplash really adds interest to the kitchen. All of the bathrooms\water closets are done so nice with the tile work. One of the best properties I've seen you review and another nice job with your tour.
Awesome houses I loved them so much especially the first one that is furnished, i think they are worth the price and hats off for the developer and designer of the houses, great lay out. Also great job from you both Matt and summer and another awesome tour I enjoyed a lot keep it up. And summer do more tours yourself and don't worry you are doing a great job and we want you to take part in every single tour you give very good tours, you both are awesome 👍
The first house is by far my favorite from all of your posts/videos. Of course that is subjective and personal. All the rooms are a great size and come with their own hidden personal me time rooms. How great is that! Can tell a women designed this layout. For the area and UK in general, I think it is priced pretty close to where it should be.
If this was in Yorkshire it be like £500,000 at the most. Severely overpriced. 1.5 million around here would get you a large country house with pool and probably a tennis court too.
@@davidkelly1507 it would be more than £300k in Barnsley maybe £450k I live in Barnsley and prices have recently started rising again. For £1.4 million you'd get something more like Downton Abbey up here though. But you couldn't really commute from here to London if that was the aim.
@@davidkelly1507 ah right 🙂 You wouldn't have been far off a few years back though. There are £315k 6 beds on my estate in Barnsley although there not as big as that. I'm originally from not far from that house they showed and I can't believe their charging that for houses in Solihull now when I moved you would have paid about £400k for that in that area. But then that was 20 years ago 😆 the wages aren't any higher in brum or Solihull than here though so its mad
@@smithy4121 yeah funnily enough we moved here in about 2016 and we were weighing up whether to buy or not at the time but we didn't know if we were gonna stay here, anyway long story short 5 years later after just buying the prices were SIGNIFICANTLY higher than what we remember looking at in 2016
Almost hit the 100k subs, early congrats from me! I like how you guys go around the property, it makes more more interesting to watch rather just touring the property
Absolutely crazy money for box with postage stamp of a garden. Even my old garden was bigger. I know the area very well. I used to live in Hall green, Birmingham. Literally a spit away from here. Also a spit away (less than 5 miles) from some of the roughest council estates in Birmingham, along with the crime. I sold my house & moved to Ireland. Got a 4 bed farmhouse property with a acre for €95,000.
Hey guys, I really love your vlogs. Great job. 👍🏽 just a little suggestion....I guess you guys should avoid showing the security features in any house. You could simply mention them but not show. Keep the rockin' house tours goin' 💕💕💕
Wow what fantastically and beautifully designed new builds love the size from the front and the brick work is top level. Love the iron gates and the drive way both really fantastic houses and great size rooms and both of the gardens are beautiful. My favourite is the first house that open plan kitchen living area is top level stunning both of the houses are really well deigned and what a fantastic location really close to transport links and to Solihull which is a lovely place to live. Great job 👏😊
House looks awesome, very nice design and spec. For this price though I would have expected the basement level for recreation. Also the rear garden should have been double size at least. Otherwise, very nice.
An excellent tour of two beautiful and well designed and constructed homes. I really appreciate the floor plans and your showing the plant and comms rooms. I liked the short tour of the area at the end, too. Thank you very much. I liked the penguins in the showers and was glad to see the designer didn't turn the pillows into rabbits! Given the price, I think one of these homes with a garden would be preferable to a London flat. Keep up your great work! Thank you very much!!!
Both are absolutely stunning, but I prefer the second house, only because of the garden and you are not right next to the side road. Could you do my surrounding areas, Blackheath?, Eltham, Lee Green and Bromley. 👍🏻 A big thumbs up from me. 👍🏻
Great tour Matt and Summer......looking forward to the video tour you are doing for us next week on Lord mountbatten's property in Belgrave London for a cool 13.5 million...
Nice house.. in Canada, that room off the kitchen is called s "Family room" it's the most used room. The patio at the back could do with some pizzazz by making it covered with space for a TV and BBQ. That would make for great indoor/outdoor flow.
@@BroMikeey Not really. Only Knowle. Everywhere else round Solihull is a shit hole. Rather buy on the other side in Sutton for that price and loads of land round the house. Overpriced.
New subscriber here ☺️ Thankyou for the house tour but more importantly for the tour of the area which is really important when buying such an expensive property . Loved the tour of the back of the shopping centre lol that's the sort of thing I do when I am in a new area and get really lost ! Looking forward to catching up with more of your tours 😄
Matt & Summer .... I love this particular Property Developer's workmanship and style. Is it possible to find out where else in England they have New Developments, and maybe do an entire Series on this Developer's New Builds or existing renovated properties? Would love to see those! Many thanks 😘😁
Gorgeous as these houses look ( and thanks for showing them) but I bet there was a really nice old house on that land that got nocked down. THe lounge is beautifully styled, but there's no TV and looking at the layout a TV is going to make the seating awkward.. That dark mirrored back splash is going to be a nightmare to keep clean
Stuff that £1.5M for a new build house off Alderbrook Rd. So glad I moved out of Solihull. Cannot argue that Alderbrook Road always was one of the premier locations with beautiful properties. I’ll stay in my Somerset barn conversation thank you, few neighbours and countryside without street lights 👍
The exact same house design with a lot more land is £500k in most of the midlands. You'd have to be crazy to pay this for a bang average detached new build. You could buy a 15 bed mansion in the Peak District for the same amount.
I prefer the second house more as the rear garden looks more private than the first house. Them garages might as well be converted to rooms because there's not much room in them to fit a car in. Nice houses though.
Londoner here. I don’t care if am that close to a neighbour what I care about is how much space there are in the rooms, the parking space , number of bathrooms and garden! Absolutely lovely interior design and house in general!
Isaacs. I take your point ,but neighbours can be a pain. I am londoner and my neighbours are well away from my house.Somedays I just can't believe how quiet it is.
Absolutely gorgeous houses me and my friend did the windows and all internal glass cleaning on both properties all the guys at HCD developments are amazing at what they do 👍 great video guys keep it up
Solihull has a beautiful high street also. Lovely and quite area, lots of parks. I've lived in London and I now live on the outskirts of Birmingham and I can say I'd much rather buy here than anywhere in London and commute. In fact, when I used to live in London a colleague of mine was commuting from Birmingham and did not have an issue with that at all. You either need a good car or be close to a rail station with a direct line to London.
I love these Solihull properties they are just beautiful. This particular developer design homes with functionality and practicality. These are home worth paying 1.something Ms for. I would easily forget about London if I am getting such a beautiful area and home for the same as a shoe box in london. Summer you do a great Job presenting you and Matt are so cute.
Very well presented house. The first one with the furniture in. Colour palette looks really fresh and modern. The stairs look great. Could have more outdoor space round the back. The kitchen magnificent. Who's for rice and pea and jerk chicken. Lol
Nice looking house! I always assumed that in new builds these days that it was a requirement to have fire escape windows in upstairs bedrooms though? Like larger opening casements? In the front two bedrooms they only have those tiny little top lights that open, so no easy means of escape? I could be wrong with my thinking here though! Maybe the glass is easy escape or something? I'd definitely want windows that opened wide in my bedrooms though, if only for the ease of throwing spiders out haha
I live literally two mins away from that house... the area hardly merits a £1.5mil price tag. Me and my mates used to pick drugs up from the Sharmans Cross... (the pub you see on the map).
Love that area and know it well. It’s a great area. Another great daily upload of a family home, Matt & Summer. Loving your work 👌 great channel. Stick with family properties like this NOT London apartments at same value. 🙏
Is their era safe and unfortunately times being what it is I have to ask is their ethnic minorities living around there. Is it safe for them to be there? Where I’m at the moment I know there’s places not far away with the national front there
@@rfield4308 lol are you serious, NF...? I would not worry if you are of ethnic minority as this area has alot of Asian/Indian as well as Caucasian As for asking if its safe to live there, that is just ridiculous. 10 minutes up the road and your in little pakistan so i would not worry. if your insinuating that there are to many white people you are wrong.
@@rfield4308 to my knowledge the NF no longer exist. Especially in Birmingham and surrounding areas as its very mixed and in most area's the whites are the minority
From the age of the houses around these two my impression is that one house use to sit on the plot and they managed to shoe horn two on to it! Obvious when you see the compromised garden of the second house.
My sister owns a detached house in Solihull that was built in the time of Queen Anne. It's lovely, full of character with a nice big garden front, side and back. I would prefer that to a modern house like this, but it's all a matter of personal taste.
Love the video the houses are absolutely gorgeous I was born in England in Leicestershire and now I live in America I’m so excited I find your house and Apartment shows thank you I get home sick
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I like it when new houses 🏡 keep a traditional looking outside - mix of brick, tile and wood!
It’s nice not seeing those white modern houses
You mean Mock Tudorbethan style. Just need an outside toilet to complete the image.
So you don’t think it’s a hideous mock Tudor monstrosity on a tiny plot. Interesting.
Unfortunately that means that the insulation normally is also as bad as the old brick houses which results in high gas bills. As a foreigner I don't get why they still build houses like this. It is cheap to build like this yes but also not fair to the one who buys it... You pay so much Gas & Electric because the houses in UK can't keep warmth as they are built poorly insulated... If you buy a new home then at least with cement mortar how everybody else in Europe...
Yeah I also like traditional style houses more
There's a lot to like in this house. I like that it has a study and the fact that everything is so clean and new and no one has ever lived in it before you. It looks light and spacious and quite characterful. Also plenty of storage and worksurface in the kitchen. Sometimes they look big but when you think you're going to put a kettle and a toaster on it, maybe a knife block etc, there's never enough space left over. Also, big fridge and freezer. I'd actually have the top floor as the main bedroom, as I loved that extra space.
You guys are upping your game with every tour video, deserve all the success and subscribers you get :)
Thankyou!
A decent area of Solihull and the property looks to have a good finish. The 2 areas which were underwhelming for a house with a 1.5 Mill price tag is the skinny staircase and the small garden. If spending that kind of money I'd definitely look around the bottom end of Warwick Road, Park Avenue, or Manor Road kind of area, for much larger and established gardens, in better locations. The compromise being you'd probably lose out on the modern finish.
Tbh I live in Solihull and that is a very nice house, the price reflects on how near it is to the centre and to be fair it also reflects on the demographic.
They are built way too close to each other. You pay that much you don't expect so close to neighbour.
Totally agree. That kind of price you want land around the property. Not on top of next door.
It’s mostly due to the area if it’s a popular area like Milton Keynes or London etc it’ll be a higher price for less property so it’s probs that 🤷♀️
@@hannzie.b2414 it’s in Solihull which is practically Birmingham so shouldn’t be prices like down south.
@@louises240 Yh
Yeah I wish our country was more like America or Canada, we need more space to build spacious beautiful homes. Our homes just don't compare at all.
For this money I wouldn’t want to say “Hi” to people walking down the road from my living room ! Looks beautiful but needs a bit more land around it !
Definitely and a much bigger garden
most def
Yes too close to the road and the next door house.Needs a bigger plot around it.
Privacy is what it needs. It ain’t got any
The original plot was a bungalow, bulldozed down & these two detached houses newly built on the land. Hence why very little space between or land. All about the profit margins
Looking at some of the houses on this channel, makes you wanna work really really really hard in life.................................
I like the toilets being around the corner, deels like your in a club. Love the en suite bathrooms, via the cupboard doors.
Well done! Loved how you showed one furnished and one empty. Also, showed us around the neighborhood surroundings! 💕
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The wife has done the most amazing job on the interior design and I love the detail . This is my favourite house ever of all your tours ! Love it - thanks guys !
its ugly and tacky lets not start
@@lunavb1wp 53 people plus me dont think so. Its lovely and its not 1962, we are in 2021!
Read other comments. This interior is cold and pretentious.
I love the organic nature of your presenting, mistakes and all. It’s so different from the everything else out there and your content just keeps getting better & better. U work off each other so well and Summer ur a better presenter than u think. Love the team work. Keep up the good work. Houses like this is why I tune in. Struggling with the bi-fold is perfectly fine & funny, adds to the charm of the review
welcome i have different design for home
So cute to catch them sharing the details of the house. My partner owns a estate agency firm an it’s great to see the level of detail they’ve both explored in the house, equipments, furnishing and style.
Beautifully furnished family house with big rooms and high ceiling.
With most houses you will find ceiling height, layout or room size to be disappointing. Whereas this house no faults!
Amazing job guy and hats of to everybody involved from the biggest to the smallest jobs
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Proof that money can’t buy taste but it can buy you a massive house with overlooking neighbours
Very good .lol
Yeah the design is awful. Lacks a lot of character.
Inside n out I think this is lovely
@@arsenalguy973 says a lot about your personality
Everyone has different taste, it's preference...
The first house was absolutely beautiful with the furnishings. Loved the hidden en suites. My favorite room was the last one with the wrap around room. Just stunning. ❤️🥰
No way on this planet I would pay £1.5m to be that close to another property
Or in Solihull
@@elnino8207 ain’t that bad lol
100% true ben, it's nice though but your right
Both beautiful properties but you would be completely on show to half of the neighbourhood at virtually all times. There is not one single secluded outdoor area (in either property) so you would also be in full view of the whole area when relaxing outside in the better weather we occasionally have here in England. I think the vendors will be lucky to achieve the asking price. For that amount I definitely wouldn't commit to such a public space.
And a fence of saplings, as if.
Love love love the first house, the interior design is so beautiful 🤩 I would buy it with all the furniture and just move my suitcases in👌🏾🤩🎁
That house is my top favourite I seen yet. The only thing I didn't care for was the wood staircase, I'd much prefer if it was white. If I had the money I'd snap the bigger house up. Great showing guys, well done to you both💖💖
I was born in Solihull, then moved to four oaks in Sutton Coldfield as a kid. Could you please feature more home in that area if possible. I miss the area, I have fond memories of the place.
Idk why i love houses with brick like this lol
I lyk hoose wiv brikz too 👍
@@TheKakashi234 u have got to be trolling
For pretty much £1.5m in the West Midlands, I’m expecting at least 1/2 acre of garden maybe more
You're dreaming if you want that in Solihull lol
Try up north for that price and garden size. You will have to spend near 2 million + in Solihull or Sutton Coldfield for that much garden space.
.45 and I'd still sit there crying at the thought that I was now living in Brum
@@Islam_is_the_truth.4 I'd rather live in 3rd world Philippines with me wife and family lol
This is Solihull it’s some of the most expensive place to live up north
5 minutes into this video and I would TOTALLY! pay this price for this home....
The developers are worth their salt in money 👏👏👏👏👌
For Price The Garage Is too Narrow love the Lay Out Though But Not Worth the Money That Close to Next Door
This is my favourite channel! Love the dynamic you guys have and the constant content!!
100k subscribers coming real soooooooon!🥳. Love watching these house tours and the channel grow.
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I absolutely adore that you have placed the floor plans before the tour.
Please can you show houses that are about 20 years old but have been modernised I love seeing them🤩🤩😊😊
Brilliant video guys ... Love the part at the end where you took us to nearby shops ... That's so 'Key' when house hunting. We hope you'll keep adding that at the end of future videos; a great addition. I really Pray you, as a Family (with your future kiddies) will be blessed with a home like the first property! Great job👍🏾
I love the exterior of the house. I'm glad they had contrasting flooring in the kitchen/living area, because the white tile is quite overwhelming. Rooms are a great size and having ensuite bathrooms for each bedroom is a major plus!!
I'm really loving the kitchen and dining space. Such a beautiful home!
Joke prices for houses when you are really paying ridiculous prices for land in so called exclusive areas.
Beautiful house. Love the dining area near the patio with plenty of windows and natural light coming in. The mirrored backsplash really adds interest to the kitchen. All of the bathrooms\water closets are done so nice with the tile work. One of the best properties I've seen you review and another nice job with your tour.
Ceilings are to low, rooms need more of a volume look.
The inside does not really relate to the architecture outside. Could of used a little traditional influence mixed in with the contemporary.
Awesome houses I loved them so much especially the first one that is furnished, i think they are worth the price and hats off for the developer and designer of the houses, great lay out. Also great job from you both Matt and summer and another awesome tour I enjoyed a lot keep it up. And summer do more tours yourself and don't worry you are doing a great job and we want you to take part in every single tour you give very good tours, you both are awesome 👍
The first house is by far my favorite from all of your posts/videos. Of course that is subjective and personal. All the rooms are a great size and come with their own hidden personal me time rooms. How great is that!
Can tell a women designed this layout. For the area and UK in general, I think it is priced pretty close to where it should be.
This house really made me go wow when you oppended those doors into the main room🤩
If this was in Yorkshire it be like £500,000 at the most. Severely overpriced.
1.5 million around here would get you a large country house with pool and probably a tennis court too.
£300k in Barnsley 🤣
@@davidkelly1507 it would be more than £300k in Barnsley maybe £450k I live in Barnsley and prices have recently started rising again. For £1.4 million you'd get something more like Downton Abbey up here though. But you couldn't really commute from here to London if that was the aim.
@@smithy4121 smithy lad it was just a joke I said it cos I live in Barnsley
@@davidkelly1507 ah right 🙂 You wouldn't have been far off a few years back though. There are £315k 6 beds on my estate in Barnsley although there not as big as that. I'm originally from not far from that house they showed and I can't believe their charging that for houses in Solihull now when I moved you would have paid about £400k for that in that area. But then that was 20 years ago 😆 the wages aren't any higher in brum or Solihull than here though so its mad
@@smithy4121 yeah funnily enough we moved here in about 2016 and we were weighing up whether to buy or not at the time but we didn't know if we were gonna stay here, anyway long story short 5 years later after just buying the prices were SIGNIFICANTLY higher than what we remember looking at in 2016
Wow. Beautiful houses. My property is
I like the measurements on the screen and where you are on the floor plan.......enjoy your presentation! Very useful!
Almost hit the 100k subs, early congrats from me! I like how you guys go around the property, it makes more more interesting to watch rather just touring the property
love, love, love!!! Matt & Summer you are starting to hit the ball out of the park with this one. This house is the beesknees!!!
house in solihull for 1.5m....100%
Lol I don't even live in England but planning to move there... Loving these house tours...
Could you do houses in Cheltenham please.
Where do you live now?
@@leighduxbury3864 The house is nowhere near London 🤣
Absolutely crazy money for box with postage stamp of a garden. Even my old garden was bigger. I know the area very well. I used to live in Hall green, Birmingham. Literally a spit away from here. Also a spit away (less than 5 miles) from some of the roughest council estates in Birmingham, along with the crime. I sold my house & moved to Ireland. Got a 4 bed farmhouse property with a acre for €95,000.
this house is gorgeous!
Didn’t want this video to end. Love these houses. If I win the lottery I’m going to give this builder a ring x
Hey guys, I really love your vlogs. Great job. 👍🏽 just a little suggestion....I guess you guys should avoid showing the security features in any house. You could simply mention them but not show. Keep the rockin' house tours goin' 💕💕💕
welcome i have different design for home
welcome i have different design for home
Wow what fantastically and beautifully designed new builds love the size from the front and the brick work is top level. Love the iron gates and the drive way both really fantastic houses and great size rooms and both of the gardens are beautiful. My favourite is the first house that open plan kitchen living area is top level stunning both of the houses are really well deigned and what a fantastic location really close to transport links and to Solihull which is a lovely place to live. Great job 👏😊
House looks awesome, very nice design and spec. For this price though I would have expected the basement level for recreation. Also the rear garden should have been double size at least. Otherwise, very nice.
An excellent tour of two beautiful and well designed and constructed homes. I really appreciate the floor plans and your showing the plant and comms rooms. I liked the short tour of the area at the end, too. Thank you very much.
I liked the penguins in the showers and was glad to see the designer didn't turn the pillows into rabbits!
Given the price, I think one of these homes with a garden would be preferable to a London flat.
Keep up your great work! Thank you very much!!!
I was so eagerly waiting for the video. Thank you so much guys...❤️❤️❤️
Omg just watched one from 6 months ago before this, summer has become so much more comfortable talking to the camera now, so natural
Both are absolutely stunning, but I prefer the second house, only because of the garden and you are not right next to the side road.
Could you do my surrounding areas, Blackheath?, Eltham, Lee Green and Bromley. 👍🏻
A big thumbs up from me. 👍🏻
I really like these two houses! I also like how you went around the town as-well! Great Video!
Great tour Matt and Summer......looking forward to the video tour you are doing for us next week on Lord mountbatten's property in Belgrave London for a cool 13.5 million...
Nice house.. in Canada, that room off the kitchen is called s "Family room" it's the most used room. The patio at the back could do with some pizzazz by making it covered with space for a TV and BBQ. That would make for great indoor/outdoor flow.
Impressive house, but the garden is small for the price. It must be an expensive area
Solihull generally is.
Its birmingham its shit its not london
@@91jaggajatt Solihull couldn't be more different to Birmingham
@@BroMikeey Not really. Only Knowle. Everywhere else round Solihull is a shit hole. Rather buy on the other side in Sutton for that price and loads of land round the house. Overpriced.
Amazing! I used to commute through this area
I’m New to the channel and just watched a lot of your videos. Very inspirational, keep going! 💯 🔥
More tours in Birmingham
Love the layout of the first unit, love the red brick exterior...and also the additional short car ride to show the stores near the property
The best house i have ever seen, I like it the most, it's really house of my dream😊
New subscriber here ☺️ Thankyou for the house tour but more importantly for the tour of the area which is really important when buying such an expensive property . Loved the tour of the back of the shopping centre lol that's the sort of thing I do when I am in a new area and get really lost ! Looking forward to catching up with more of your tours 😄
For that price i would definitely want more than 1.45 metres separation from my neighbours house ...
Exactly
This may be my favourite house you’ve EVER done! This is so up my street
For £1.5 million, I wouldn't want neighbours on my door step 🤣
Both are simply BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for sharing with us.
One of the subtle things that gives this house it’s character is the high ceilings throughout. Well designed and detailed property.
Matt & Summer .... I love this particular Property Developer's workmanship and style. Is it possible to find out where else in England they have New Developments, and maybe do an entire Series on this Developer's New Builds or existing renovated properties? Would love to see those! Many thanks 😘😁
Gorgeous as these houses look ( and thanks for showing them) but I bet there was a really nice old house on that land that got nocked down.
THe lounge is beautifully styled, but there's no TV and looking at the layout a TV is going to make the seating awkward..
That dark mirrored back splash is going to be a nightmare to keep clean
Wake up, watch Matt & Summer, sleep, repeat! Keep up the good work guys!
Love how it’s brand new but still has a bit of character (exterior wise)
Stuff that £1.5M for a new build house off Alderbrook Rd. So glad I moved out of Solihull. Cannot argue that Alderbrook Road always was one of the premier locations with beautiful properties. I’ll stay in my Somerset barn conversation thank you, few neighbours and countryside without street lights 👍
The exact same house design with a lot more land is £500k in most of the midlands. You'd have to be crazy to pay this for a bang average detached new build. You could buy a 15 bed mansion in the Peak District for the same amount.
I agree but Solihull is one of the most affluent areas in the country, outside of London. You don't really get much house for your money around here.
I love the garden, especially as neighbors and people driving past can watch you.
I prefer the second house more as the rear garden looks more private than the first house. Them garages might as well be converted to rooms because there's not much room in them to fit a car in. Nice houses though.
But the garage is really for extra storage, rather than a room room
me too..... over a million pounds house and the garage can hardly holds a range rover 🤷🏿♀️. Very nice though
@@huggyuk I know right, there's literally no storage space in the house
@@racquelholness169 good point they all have big 4x4 round there
Love the way Matt always speaks to Summer in the videos and Summer is so soft spoken too 💞Gorgeous house✨
Londoner here. I don’t care if am that close to a neighbour what I care about is how much space there are in the rooms, the parking space , number of bathrooms and garden! Absolutely lovely interior design and house in general!
Isaacs. I take your point ,but neighbours can be a pain. I am londoner and my neighbours are well away from my house.Somedays I just can't believe how quiet it is.
Londoner here too and I’d prefer a London flat than this house in Solihull for that price. Crazily overpriced for the location
I love the finish of the hot water tank 😍# so unique
You guys are the best real estate vloggers!
p.s. Can we see a house in Bromley, South London.
fan since February 2020❤️
Absolutely gorgeous houses me and my friend did the windows and all internal glass cleaning on both properties all the guys at HCD developments are amazing at what they do 👍 great video guys keep it up
Solihull has a beautiful high street also. Lovely and quite area, lots of parks. I've lived in London and I now live on the outskirts of Birmingham and I can say I'd much rather buy here than anywhere in London and commute. In fact, when I used to live in London a colleague of mine was commuting from Birmingham and did not have an issue with that at all. You either need a good car or be close to a rail station with a direct line to London.
Omg the house is so beautiful, love the bedrooms especially!
I love these Solihull properties they are just beautiful. This particular developer design homes with functionality and practicality. These are home worth paying 1.something Ms for. I would easily forget about London if I am getting such a beautiful area and home for the same as a shoe box in london. Summer you do a great Job presenting you and Matt are so cute.
Very well presented house. The first one with the furniture in. Colour palette looks really fresh and modern. The stairs look great. Could have more outdoor space round the back. The kitchen magnificent. Who's for rice and pea and jerk chicken. Lol
could you guys do some property tours of townhouses in London? Like Islington, Shoreditch, Hackney, Lambeth etc.
@@sadafsid1 the culture 🤝
All the shitholes then
Nice looking house! I always assumed that in new builds these days that it was a requirement to have fire escape windows in upstairs bedrooms though? Like larger opening casements? In the front two bedrooms they only have those tiny little top lights that open, so no easy means of escape? I could be wrong with my thinking here though! Maybe the glass is easy escape or something? I'd definitely want windows that opened wide in my bedrooms though, if only for the ease of throwing spiders out haha
I live literally two mins away from that house... the area hardly merits a £1.5mil price tag.
Me and my mates used to pick drugs up from the Sharmans Cross... (the pub you see on the map).
Same lol
I really like this house it’s so beautiful. Thanks Matt & Summer
I would rather live in a house like this than paying the same for an apartment in London. Wouldn't mind the commute.
Same
Agree!
Solihull to London is a pretty long commute lol
@@ArchitLal321 1.5 hrs either way is preferable to enjoy living in that mansion than a tiny hole in London.
@@gv1967
Oh right I thought it was much longer than 1.5 hours looks far on a map
The socks show respect for the property. Matt's socks add interest to every room. 21:38
Also you guys make the best videos!!!!!!
When you are so early you dont know what to say....
i love this channel so much and i'm so happy for you guys almost at 100k!!
Love that area and know it well. It’s a great area. Another great daily upload of a family home, Matt & Summer. Loving your work 👌 great channel. Stick with family properties like this NOT London apartments at same value. 🙏
Is their era safe and unfortunately times being what it is I have to ask is their ethnic minorities living around there. Is it safe for them to be there? Where I’m at the moment I know there’s places not far away with the national front there
@@rfield4308 it’s a very affluent area, great for families and lots to do, close to Solihull town for shopping, restaurants, etc
@@rfield4308 lol are you serious, NF...?
I would not worry if you are of ethnic minority as this area has alot of Asian/Indian as well as Caucasian As for asking if its safe to live there, that is just ridiculous. 10 minutes up the road and your in little pakistan so i would not worry. if your insinuating that there are to many white people you are wrong.
I like in a area where if I need to go 30 minutes down the road the national front is there so yeah I need to ask.
@@rfield4308 to my knowledge the NF no longer exist. Especially in Birmingham and surrounding areas as its very mixed and in most area's the whites are the minority
I like the first house a lot. When hedges grow bigger and actually form a dense hedge wall. You will feel more private at the front of the house.
From the age of the houses around these two my impression is that one house use to sit on the plot and they managed to shoe horn two on to it! Obvious when you see the compromised garden of the second house.
Yes definitely it was one house and they purchased for £ 800 k
Info zoopla (originally it was No.6) and build two houses.
Well done to the interior designer for the property. It’s beautiful. 👍
Been watching lots of your clips. So fun looking at houses!
love when you take off your shoes!
Great job Summer 🎉🤍
thankyou!🤍
Foot fetish?
@@WeAreWatchingU I respect keeping my carpet pristine & extend the same respect to other people’s homes
@@LMcBee I agree. Nothing worse than people marching in someone's house without taking off their shoes. Pet hate for me.
Summer was great at starting the video! Loved it.
Shes my ex🙈
What a beautiful house! I really enjoy watching your videos, it’s great to see more of your personalities showing also ❣️
My sister owns a detached house in Solihull that was built in the time of Queen Anne. It's lovely, full of character with a nice big garden front, side and back. I would prefer that to a modern house like this, but it's all a matter of personal taste.
Love these houses... They're almost perfect IMO
Love the video the houses are absolutely gorgeous I was born in England in Leicestershire and now I live in America I’m so excited I find your house and Apartment shows thank you I get home sick
I'd rather own an apartment in London. I grew up here and the property growth in the capital is unmatched