No worries for your audio glitch, these things happen sometimes, however all your videos are good quality anyway. For over £11,000,000, this appartment is very nice and all that but we think it's a bit too big, lush and extravagant for ourselves. Only two car spaces for that price... How the other half live eh! 🙃 The house in Dunchurch, Rugby for just under £1,000,000 would be more for us but still too massive for us if you know what I mean. We like the Barratt style 3/4 bedroom houses you show us sometimes around the £350,000 to £500,000 price marker. Keep going with your videos thankyou. Regards 😀
This place is kind of madness, you really are just paying for location, the layout is all over the place and really badly sectioned off, there’s some nice parts of course but overall it’s just so dark and almost confusing😭 would much rather a smaller central london apartment/ penthouse with nicer interior and half the price
YES!! Defo just paying for the name and location because the decor is nothing to write home about, in fact my Nan’s bungalow in Southend on Sea is decorated nicer than this. It’s a no from me.
The second floor is horrible. I understand that it might be for the stuff but rooms without windows and so low ceilings? The whole place needs a major remodeling.
Yeah, ofcourse anyone with 11m to spend on their 5th overseas home will likely spend a couple million on renovation. Unless it's a rich Asian who's obsessed with British culture and history and wants to keep it as a curiosity
@@jerryrawlings8885 You're right. It's a nightmare. I done something similar in a prestigious location in Poland. It's extremely expensive and it's a completely different type of work process than in normal case remodeling. We had to pay the roads authority for using part of the road in front of the building. To optimize the costs we stored the building waste in the flat (what wasn't easy because you can't store it in one place - it weights to much, so the walls, where the construction is the strongest were covered with full bags). And then every time we had ca. 80 full bags, a truck came and 10 members of the stuff were taking them downstairs (there was no lift and we were not allowed to use the construction yellow waste pipe) and loaded the truck as quickly as possible. Another member used a powerful industrial vacuum cleaner ( that was standing inside the apartment to minimalize the noise on the staircase) with very long elastic pipe to clean the stairs afterwards. Whereby it's worth to mention that we used double bags - an extremely durable bag that can hold up to 100kg and and outer plastic bag to keep everything clean). I had to hire on this project more people just to conduct the work in a completely different manner than usual.
I agree but they'll never get the planning permission that they need I think for this as with most historic building in the UK, most gawdy awful old age architecture is usually only being kept to preserve history sadly but not to keep up with times and practical needs.
Lovely location and incredible building. Would suggest a decent interior decorator and designer. Place looks awful, really old tacky fittings and design.
The same building had a much better modern style but I maintaining the classic architectural features and letting in a lot more light that was on sale last year due to corona I think and it was avaible on Airbnb before that
I agree, you would hope that for this astronomical sum of money, you would have stylish and modern interiors. I've never seen anything so ugly in all my life!!!!
Looking over a train station and a hideous interior design in desperate need of a makeover. Interesting to see such a terrible apartment. The location is in Kings Cross which is not considered a good spot in London guys
@Nicky L I totally agree, it looks quite dark and the views are nothing special, there are much better places available. I understand, 'If you're wealthy you're not going to cook,' blah, blah, but the kitchen is a real disappointment.
I holidayed in an Airbnb apartment in the same part of this building. It was a pleasant two bedroom apartment with similar views etc. but much more livable and down to earth than this extravagant spread. It was quite exciting to live for a while in such a splendid building in the heart of London, but too exotic for a permanent home, nevertheless I enjoyed revisiting the place by virtue of this video.
I just hate how these two are wow’d by every property bcos they’re pretty much advertising and selling. It would actually be very refreshing if they gave their actual opinion!
I thought it was awful. He mentioned the views a few times which seemed mostly to be off a corregated roof and a busy slip road. Maybe KC has changed but when I lived in London it was pretty run down and scruffy. If I had getting on for 12M quid to spend on a home I'd really want to buy in an upscale location with good local shops and more a villagey vibe. So maybe Hampstead, Highgate or Chelsea where I could get a nice Georgian house with a garden for this sort of money.
@@Andrew-ib7gs the area has had a huge regeneration its one of the areas with the most new buildings etc, but yeah I agree this flat needs a lot of renovation, the details are clearly not original it looks like someone did them in the 80s
That object you described as an art piece, was in fact a device for showing the earths rotation... The marks in the sand at its base scribe out a shifting pattern... There is a larger version in the science museum..
Greetings Guys, great video. I was expecting so much for the price but sadly i was put off by 1. too many stairs to claim to reach a living space that looks nothing special not to mention how many people would cramp in a lift to go go on all these floors. Design wise its like a fruit salad gone wrong from my view. For that much money I would buy a nice mansion on tropical island all glass
It is an amazing space with very poor architectural choices. At the end of the day you have only two suites and a bedroom (the Chinese) with a bathroom at the corridor. A place like that would demand at least one more room for the staff, unless you manage to hire a couple who will take care of everything. The low ceiling of the 7th floor is caustrophobic... Even the 8th floor is more awkward than amazing: looks like a fancy nightclub. It will be hard to sell...
Agreed. The top floor hits you in the face by looking like some confused gentlemen's club with a cocktail bar that's out of place. With the eclectic look was it a private entertainment space with bedrooms? A very confusing property.
Eleven and a half million pounds for this apartment? A home that is full of righteousness, kindness, justice, love, acceptance, compassion and care - absolutely priceless beyond description!
"Just look at that view!" Proceeds to show a horrific view over a train station and other uninspiring buildings... 🤢 if I had this sort of money, I'd buy something spectacular in the country and commute!
If the 80,000 people who’ve watched this all clubbed together, it would only cost us £143.75 each to be a 1/80,000th owner. However, we would have to live for 219 years to all be guaranteed one day in the house lol
What a dust gathering relic worth £1.5 million tops but paying £10 million more for location, rather spend £2 to £3 million on new modern builds around Windsor & Royal Ascot.
Are there many thousand acre fields in Scotland? Seems fairly hilly and often rocky, and I bet 1,000 acres of proper farmland or any reasonably flat, cleared areas up that way are going to command a premium. Plus 3 'castle's? I doubt it. Maybe a junior/starter castle that needs repairs with some land, but not a real estate like you're saying for the same price. Plus, the 3 rules of real estate/property are: Location, location, location. There are reasons London commands a much higher premium over most of Scotland. You could do a lot with 12 million pounds anywhere else.
Definitely paying for the location and the prestige of living in the St Pancras Hotel. I loved level 6. I loved having his and hers dressing rooms. But I have a but, it’s the top floor. The beams are lovely but it doesn’t really feel like a living space to me. It’s an entertaining space. I understand that if you’re in town for business you’re probably going to be doing some entertaining and the top floor is perfect for that. For a more home feel for the days you’re not entertaining, remodel the bedroom floor and put in a drawing room or something. I don’t really like the staff quarters on the middle floor either, it’s evident why they are on the middle floor, because if you want to make the best of this specific property you’re not going to want to put staff on the top floor, but just seems wrong having them in the middle of the house. As someone else has said, that floor needs a bit of updating. I’d also want a family kitchen as well as a chef kitchen. In Its current form, the penthouse is a travel crash and party house. Not really a home in the city. I would think the price for the location is probably fairly reasonable. But I think for me I’d rather just book a suite at the hotel when in town rather than live there for any period of time. You wouldn’t have to pay staff then either. Thank you for showing us round, I love your videos.
Very nice review. The tour was almost complete. There was only two questions I had which for me means you answered my typical hundred questions I traditionally have. The chandeliers and lighting in the great 3 floor were incredible for the 2 seconds I got to see them. Last also on the third floor was the beams. They looked original which means they fell the trees during HM Queen Victoria. The trees themselves were around for the American revolution. That in itself blows my mind. I wish you could have spent a little more time on that. You could probably see tool marks made by a craftsman that died over a hundred years ago. His masterpiece lives on. Great job you guys
Unless the building was damaged during WW2, one might expect that those are original beams as you have noted. Central London got bombed heavily during the Blitz and railroad stations would have been a prime target.
For those with that type of Bank, and those not wanting to be tied down to a house that may be their way to go. I'm quite sure they will also benefit from all the amenities of the hotel. But for me, if I was so blessed to be in that multi- millionaire status, I think I'd still like to have my own individual home for 11 million. Nice, but I think some modern furniture and decorations would really help the look.
Does somebody live there now what with all the personalised art collection never seen nothing like it , no outdoor space at all, for 11 million crazy 👀
I've visited this apartment, it is very impressive for sure, maybe a bit of a faff to take 2 lifts up and 2 lifts down again each time, but I can tell you that many famous people have been to parties there and the owners are very charitable and very hospitable.
nice 3rd floor but as many said, even with someone with old fashion taste would have to redo alot of the place. also alot of these older places have bug issues, especially in hotel
Really nice apartment and parking, keep doing these out of this world apartments on Friday gives you something to dream about in lockdown love your tours guys
Whilst it’s nice to see the art work, Vespa medals etc. As a buyer this would be of no benefit. The existing home owner’s things would be going with them I assume.
I'm so confused with all up and down staircases. First he said the penthouse was sixth, seventh and eighth floor. Then said it's the fifth, sixth and seventh floors. They got out of the elevator on the sixth floor then went upstairs to the staff quarters and up a small staircase to the club area but what was down on the fifth floor? Or was the Moroccan room on the sixth floor entry the bottom floor of the apartment, the staff rooms the middle and the club the top floor of the apartment?
I just hate how these two are wow’d by every property bcos they’re pretty much advertising and selling. It would actually be very refreshing if they gave their actual opinion!
I assume the staff is optional, I've never heard of an apartment where staff was mandatory. That would be weird as hell to me passing by live in strangers all the time. I would much rather have a friend live on the lower floors, they would have a bedroom / kitchen / office and I would have the amazing top floor and use wall dividers to essentially turn it into 2 more rooms.
imagine spending £11.5m just to have to tear the place down and have it built and decorated again so it looks decent. honestly there are so many better places for way less money
Hey, hope everyone is well! Apologies for the audio at the start, we have new microphones and a new 4k camera coming soon!
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What do you guys use to edit as I really like how you do it x
No worries for your audio glitch, these things happen sometimes, however all your videos are good quality anyway.
For over £11,000,000, this appartment is very nice and all that but we think it's a bit too big, lush and extravagant for ourselves. Only two car spaces for that price... How the other half live eh! 🙃
The house in Dunchurch, Rugby for just under £1,000,000 would be more for us but still too massive for us if you know what I mean.
We like the Barratt style 3/4 bedroom houses you show us sometimes around the £350,000 to £500,000 price marker.
Keep going with your videos thankyou.
Regards 😀
@@alecrg2583 good comment
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Spice girls first ever music video “WANNABE” was filmed there!!! ICONIC
What
Yep!!
@@justvickim53 “ wannabe “ music video by spice girls was filmed at that hotel
Wow really. I will rewatch that music video now. Amazing
@@gwennewg4318 yes indeed. Classic
This place is kind of madness, you really are just paying for location, the layout is all over the place and really badly sectioned off, there’s some nice parts of course but overall it’s just so dark and almost confusing😭 would much rather a smaller central london apartment/ penthouse with nicer interior and half the price
Totally agree with you
I also agree. The living room area (8th floor) wasn't homely enough for me. Looked a bit like a museum to be honest.
Kind of thinking that myself. // shrugs //
Totally agree👍
YES!! Defo just paying for the name and location because the decor is nothing to write home about, in fact my Nan’s bungalow in Southend on Sea is decorated nicer than this. It’s a no from me.
"Signed by Boris Johnson". Not sure whether that adds or decreases the price.
That would be coming out immediately. Don't think it worth the price, not much space to move around in the living area, too many beams
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Haha😆
Lol best comment I've seen
Now I get what realtors mean when they say you need to remove personal pictures
The second floor is horrible. I understand that it might be for the stuff but rooms without windows and so low ceilings? The whole place needs a major remodeling.
Yeah, ofcourse anyone with 11m to spend on their 5th overseas home will likely spend a couple million on renovation. Unless it's a rich Asian who's obsessed with British culture and history and wants to keep it as a curiosity
Roman Hoszowski Thing I wanna know is how do you refurb a place like that? access is limited logistically it's a nightmare.
@@jerryrawlings8885 You're right. It's a nightmare. I done something similar in a prestigious location in Poland. It's extremely expensive and it's a completely different type of work process than in normal case remodeling. We had to pay the roads authority for using part of the road in front of the building. To optimize the costs we stored the building waste in the flat (what wasn't easy because you can't store it in one place - it weights to much, so the walls, where the construction is the strongest were covered with full bags). And then every time we had ca. 80 full bags, a truck came and 10 members of the stuff were taking them downstairs (there was no lift and we were not allowed to use the construction yellow waste pipe) and loaded the truck as quickly as possible. Another member used a powerful industrial vacuum cleaner ( that was standing inside the apartment to minimalize the noise on the staircase) with very long elastic pipe to clean the stairs afterwards. Whereby it's worth to mention that we used double bags - an extremely durable bag that can hold up to 100kg and and outer plastic bag to keep everything clean). I had to hire on this project more people just to conduct the work in a completely different manner than usual.
@@romanhoszowski4194 Yeah I can imagine! anyone who takes on a project of this size deserves to be extremely well rewarded.
I agree but they'll never get the planning permission that they need I think for this as with most historic building in the UK, most gawdy awful old age architecture is usually only being kept to preserve history sadly but not to keep up with times and practical needs.
Even if I win the Euromillions I wouldn't buy it, even for £1m. I'm sure £11.50m can buy you something far far better
Wouldn’t take it for free 🤪
I’d buy it for 1 million totally remodel it and sell it for more.
Rather sleep in a caravan
Not in the uk
@@itzelisa5980 You would be stupid not to but this for a million.
Lol imagine all of us watching this. And Matt and Summer asking us to contact the agent if we interested to buy this. Dude we poor lol
@Matt & Summer you can’t even spell “whats app” stop trying to scam people
@@mattwhiteman24 its a spam msg not from them
"We"? 😂😂😂😂😂
Your comment made me smile. You're right, we watch these videos as a kind of property porn. They are so unreal that they don't even make us envious.
This is incredible, bit of a grandma touch though.
@@laurabrown1474 who asked?
Was thinking the same thing especially the bottom floor.
Nothing beats a little gothic 🧛♂️!
Lovely location and incredible building. Would suggest a decent interior decorator and designer. Place looks awful, really old tacky fittings and design.
The same building had a much better modern style but I maintaining the classic architectural features and letting in a lot more light that was on sale last year due to corona I think and it was avaible on Airbnb before that
I agree, you would hope that for this astronomical sum of money, you would have stylish and modern interiors. I've never seen anything so ugly in all my life!!!!
Looking over a train station and a hideous interior design in desperate need of a makeover. Interesting to see such a terrible apartment. The location is in Kings Cross which is not considered a good spot in London guys
@Nicky L I totally agree, it looks quite dark and the views are nothing special, there are much better places available. I understand, 'If you're wealthy you're not going to cook,' blah, blah, but the kitchen is a real disappointment.
I holidayed in an Airbnb apartment in the same part of this building. It was a pleasant two bedroom apartment with similar views etc. but much more livable and down to earth than this extravagant spread. It was quite exciting to live for a while in such a splendid building in the heart of London, but too exotic for a permanent home, nevertheless I enjoyed revisiting the place by virtue of this video.
Call me crazy but i don't like it at all
Me too!
I just hate how these two are wow’d by every property bcos they’re pretty much advertising and selling. It would actually be very refreshing if they gave their actual opinion!
Me neither. It's lacking in character and the fittings look dated and tired. And the access is too convoluted at that price point. Overpriced.
I thought it was awful. He mentioned the views a few times which seemed mostly to be off a corregated roof and a busy slip road.
Maybe KC has changed but when I lived in London it was pretty run down and scruffy.
If I had getting on for 12M quid to spend on a home I'd really want to buy in an upscale location with good local shops and more a villagey vibe. So maybe Hampstead, Highgate or Chelsea where I could get a nice Georgian house with a garden for this sort of money.
@@Andrew-ib7gs the area has had a huge regeneration its one of the areas with the most new buildings etc, but yeah I agree this flat needs a lot of renovation, the details are clearly not original it looks like someone did them in the 80s
The top level is literally a museum.
I was thinking more like a nightclub.
from 115K to 117K today! Congrats guys and god bless. Keep up the amazing work and dedication!
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Rather than appartment it looks like the vintage kind of hotel not a place to spend relaxing time as you wont feel this like home.
I think whichever 50 year old Russian billionaire buys it will feel right at home.
I live about 10-15 mins walk away from this and I love walking by and just admiring the building
The consistency on this channel makes me WET!
This apartment is so gorgeous 😻
That object you described as an art piece, was in fact a device for showing the earths rotation... The marks in the sand at its base scribe out a shifting pattern... There is a larger version in the science museum..
Absolutely amazing property! Beautiful views and plenty of room! The woodwork is beautiful! Congratulations!
This is such a strange place but it’s incredible that it’s so central
Even though i have no intention of moving house or cannot afford any of these houses theres something enjoyable about watching it ! 😀
Incredible space, totally and utterly ruined.
@Matt & Summer erm, what this comment got to do with the most hideous interior design on RUclips?
Chris Bamford I think it’s a scam it’s not really them don’t do what they said
James Parker oh ok thanks
I noticed there weren't many or any windows on the staff floor. Very lavish apartment all the same
Yep as it’s a space for slaves who don’t have to breath fresh air or see the world go by.... 😂☹️😢😳
Greetings Guys, great video. I was expecting so much for the price but sadly i was put off by 1. too many stairs to claim to reach a living space that looks nothing special not to mention how many people would cramp in a lift to go go on all these floors. Design wise its like a fruit salad gone wrong from my view. For that much money I would buy a nice mansion on tropical island all glass
😂😂😂😂. “...fruit salad gone wrong.” I can’t wait to use that line.
@@kedanpie4409 Your more then welcome :)
Literally paying a hefty price tag for the location, looks like a museum awful interiors, I wouldn’t pay 1million let alone near twelve 😱
You couldn't afford it anyway.
It is an amazing space with very poor architectural choices. At the end of the day you have only two suites and a bedroom (the Chinese) with a bathroom at the corridor. A place like that would demand at least one more room for the staff, unless you manage to hire a couple who will take care of everything. The low ceiling of the 7th floor is caustrophobic...
Even the 8th floor is more awkward than amazing: looks like a fancy nightclub. It will be hard to sell...
Agreed. The top floor hits you in the face by looking like some confused gentlemen's club with a cocktail bar that's out of place. With the eclectic look was it a private entertainment space with bedrooms? A very confusing property.
Eleven and a half million pounds for this apartment? A home that is full of righteousness, kindness, justice, love, acceptance, compassion and care - absolutely priceless beyond description!
I always want to see inside this building! Thanks so much for showing us around!
Finally an historical place that has not been ruined by modern minimalist decor!!! Beautiful!
"Just look at that view!" Proceeds to show a horrific view over a train station and other uninspiring buildings... 🤢 if I had this sort of money, I'd buy something spectacular in the country and commute!
If the 80,000 people who’ve watched this all clubbed together, it would only cost us £143.75 each to be a 1/80,000th owner. However, we would have to live for 219 years to all be guaranteed one day in the house lol
Need to let a decent interior designer loose in there. Just all tacky and no flow. Call Kelly Hoppen!
Oh yea, Ms griege! 😄 Or should I say beige... an entire career has been made out of one colour!
Love the apartment! Your channel is growing so quickly 💕
Ya
Still on sale 3 years later for £8,500,000
Waste of money . Should be £2k a month max. Worst borough with endless road closures n consistent traffic
This place is a complete nightmare like something out of a badly made horror movie and the surrounding district is no better
Thanks for sharing, Matt and Summer!
What a dust gathering relic worth £1.5 million tops but paying £10 million more for location, rather spend £2 to £3 million on new modern builds around Windsor & Royal Ascot.
You could buy 3 castles and a 1000 acre field in Scotland for that amount.
The owner probably has that too.
but then youd live in scotland
@@Usenabt lmao
Are there many thousand acre fields in Scotland? Seems fairly hilly and often rocky, and I bet 1,000 acres of proper farmland or any reasonably flat, cleared areas up that way are going to command a premium. Plus 3 'castle's? I doubt it. Maybe a junior/starter castle that needs repairs with some land, but not a real estate like you're saying for the same price. Plus, the 3 rules of real estate/property are: Location, location, location. There are reasons London commands a much higher premium over most of Scotland. You could do a lot with 12 million pounds anywhere else.
Love your channel the best so uplifting in these times and positive
Great interesting building with quirks to play with. I guess you can add your own mark 😉👍🙂
Definitely paying for the location and the prestige of living in the St Pancras Hotel. I loved level 6. I loved having his and hers dressing rooms. But I have a but, it’s the top floor. The beams are lovely but it doesn’t really feel like a living space to me. It’s an entertaining space. I understand that if you’re in town for business you’re probably going to be doing some entertaining and the top floor is perfect for that. For a more home feel for the days you’re not entertaining, remodel the bedroom floor and put in a drawing room or something. I don’t really like the staff quarters on the middle floor either, it’s evident why they are on the middle floor, because if you want to make the best of this specific property you’re not going to want to put staff on the top floor, but just seems wrong having them in the middle of the house. As someone else has said, that floor needs a bit of updating. I’d also want a family kitchen as well as a chef kitchen.
In Its current form, the penthouse is a travel crash and party house. Not really a home in the city. I would think the price for the location is probably fairly reasonable. But I think for me I’d rather just book a suite at the hotel when in town rather than live there for any period of time. You wouldn’t have to pay staff then either.
Thank you for showing us round, I love your videos.
Now this is a high quality video!
Very nice review. The tour was almost complete. There was only two questions I had which for me means you answered my typical hundred questions I traditionally have. The chandeliers and lighting in the great 3 floor were incredible for the 2 seconds I got to see them. Last also on the third floor was the beams. They looked original which means they fell the trees during HM Queen Victoria. The trees themselves were around for the American revolution. That in itself blows my mind. I wish you could have spent a little more time on that. You could probably see tool marks made by a craftsman that died over a hundred years ago. His masterpiece lives on. Great job you guys
Unless the building was damaged during WW2, one might expect that those are original beams as you have noted. Central London got bombed heavily during the Blitz and railroad stations would have been a prime target.
@@kennixox262 absolutely fascinating. Thank you
Very unique property guys, love it
This property is so luxurious but I would still rather live in a mansion for cheaper than this further up north 😂. Great video guys!
Yes those houses in Solihull Birmingham are nicer and more spacious. This is claustrophobic. Where is the entertainment space here?
i love your channel guys, your style is refreshing.
@Matt & Summer Weird flex
Wonderful use of Roofing beams very impressive 👏 😀 👍
Coming here from the €12.5M mansion in Spain. It's incredible what you can get, if you're not paying for location.
yeah the penthouse is cool but i'm obsessed with summers outfit today
aw thankyou!
Do more penthouses!!!!!!
Just looking at the thumbnail this is sick!
Edit:Tysm for 13 likes I’ve never even gotten more than 1 and the 1 is myself looool!
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For those with that type of Bank, and those not wanting to be tied down to a house that may be their way to go. I'm quite sure they will also benefit from all the amenities of the hotel. But for me, if I was so blessed to be in that multi- millionaire status, I think I'd still like to have my own individual home for 11 million. Nice, but I think some modern furniture and decorations would really help the look.
'look at the ceiling, look at the height, look at the space'
me thinking: i can't afford the bills for just heating it up
Does somebody live there now what with all the personalised art collection never seen nothing like it , no outdoor space at all, for 11 million crazy 👀
If I spent that amount I'd want the Spice Girls on those staircases
To give them a good clean I imagine.
I love this and your new content!!! Can you do more in the south west please xx
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I've visited this apartment, it is very impressive for sure, maybe a bit of a faff to take 2 lifts up and 2 lifts down again each time, but I can tell you that many famous people have been to parties there and the owners are very charitable and very hospitable.
nice 3rd floor but as many said, even with someone with old fashion taste would have to redo alot of the place. also alot of these older places have bug issues, especially in hotel
Amazing location and it's huge but OH dear...I absolutely could not live there. Needs a major remodel! X
Enjoying your videos. Please make more please
Thanks for watching 😊
If the place is furnished when you do your tours. Is it sold as seen ( Furnished ) ?
Good video could you guys do some properties in the East side of London
11.5 mil is crazy even for London, with this layout. Total rehab is need to make it feel more current
The furniture and interiors are giving me nightmares
The best thing about this apartment is the location and external visage. The interior design is awful.
The architecture design with the building is beautiful 🤩
That's true
Harry promised me first dibs on this gaff, fuming! 😸🥂
This house is insane, would love to see more abroad properties, when u can go on hoilday. Great video keep it up always love the content.
Thanks Aaron, we’re definitely going to do properties abroad when travel is safe!
Really nice apartment and parking, keep doing these out of this world apartments on Friday gives you something to dream about in lockdown love your tours guys
Thanks Christopher!
W O W ! ! ! What a SPECTACULAR home! Thank you very much, guys! This was a treat!
a piece of art..looks like living in a museum
Fascinating to see, but I can't imagine a place looking less like a contemporary home. Would make a great film set.
What did you guys do for a living to be able to travel and live in different countries while being quite young?
£11,500,000 and you get two parking spaces! I’d want Bugatti and a villa in the south of France thrown in for that sort of money. London prices or not
Wow I need to live there 😍
Whilst it’s nice to see the art work, Vespa medals etc. As a buyer this would be of no benefit. The existing home owner’s things would be going with them I assume.
How can y make this huge flat warm in winter? The ceiling is so high.
Incredible amount of space, but the price and the decor especially don't really do it for me
Wow, what a tour!!!!
I'm so confused with all up and down staircases. First he said the penthouse was sixth, seventh and eighth floor. Then said it's the fifth, sixth and seventh floors. They got out of the elevator on the sixth floor then went upstairs to the staff quarters and up a small staircase to the club area but what was down on the fifth floor? Or was the Moroccan room on the sixth floor entry the bottom floor of the apartment, the staff rooms the middle and the club the top floor of the apartment?
Bellisimo sofisticado gusto exquisito departamento soñado y ademas en la divina londres gracias
117k subscribers congrats
Whoses in love with summer ?
I just hate how these two are wow’d by every property bcos they’re pretty much advertising and selling. It would actually be very refreshing if they gave their actual opinion!
For 11.5 million I’d at least expect a balcony that can be used. This is going to be a very hard sell....
Looks great, but where's the tv?
Fascinating property Matt & Summer 👌 I’m still,hoping you will start doing some Cotswolds family cottages & Houses
Thanks, Matt & Summer, for the vid. I love the track that's playing at 11:47. Where's that from or what's it called?
Fantastic building…but i can think of nothing worse than staff catering for my every need…I’m a simple man who can look after himself 🤷♂️
I assume the staff is optional, I've never heard of an apartment where staff was mandatory. That would be weird as hell to me passing by live in strangers all the time. I would much rather have a friend live on the lower floors, they would have a bedroom / kitchen / office and I would have the amazing top floor and use wall dividers to essentially turn it into 2 more rooms.
What do you guys use to edit?
Final Cut Pro on Mac!
@@TheLuxuryHomeShow thanks how much was it?
I think its £299
@@TheLuxuryHomeShow ok thanks you should do a video on how you edit
imagine spending £11.5m just to have to tear the place down and have it built and decorated again so it looks decent. honestly there are so many better places for way less money
Love it. 💯
Nowt as chav as a white grand piano. Try finding a white piano in the Steinway or Bosendorfer showrooms.
If I had enough money I would buy it but renovate it completely ... I guess one can’t buy a taste
Wow! The 6th floor is great. I don't really like the top floor though.
Matts excitement was contagious in this
So fancy!
r u jokingg
@@brownboi780 Nope!
Nice job Guy’s. I’m purchasing a MegaMillions Lottery ticket for this weekends drawing. How much for the Olympic Torch?
Very interesting property. Hefty price tag for the size. That´s the price to pay for the city location though....