Touring a £23,000,000 Belgravia Townhouse with a Waterfall | London Real Estate
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- In this week's London Real Estate Tour, I'm in Belgravia, Central London. I'll show you around this 7-floor Georgian townhouse meticulously remodelled to include an atrium, gym, cinema, indoor swimming pool, and spa! As usual, grab some snacks, kick back and enjoy the tour :).
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Time Codes:
00:00 Introduction
01:27 Dining Area
03:06 Informal Reception & Kitchen
06:11 Gym
06:53 Home Theatre
07:30 Atrium
09:16 Swimming Pool & Spa
10:09 Formal Reception
12:05 Terrace
13:12 Primary Bedroom
15:47 2nd Floor
18:02 3rd Floor
19:27 Outro
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I see a historic townhome, totally devoid of any histroic style and basically looks like a hotel. Obviously the very rich have no taste.
It's Russians, Middle East and NEW money that like this.
Old money would be blinking in horror.
It's not designed by the rich. It's designed by the working class who think the rich would like this.
Agreed.
Well said. Why not build new if that is what you want. They kept the moulded ceilings but why it hardly matches their decor. The pictures look like non threatening corporate stiff you would find in a hotel. That said it is easy to criticize how other people decorate their mansions.
@@georgielancaster1356 in other words, only primitive peasants that come from a peasant heritage would mix these kinds of styles together... You're basically feeding pearls to the swine.
Beautifully narrated, and yes the house appears soulless.
Completely lacks any type of character
Fill it with some kids then, that will change things.
That home theatre looks like it ought to have a coffin in it.
20+M, high ceilings, 7 storeys and NO LIFT!
I’m so surprised that for such a home they never thought about adding walk-in wardrobes in the remodeling! 😮
Seating for six? I would have at least 12 people sleeping overnight in that space.
Too often these refurbishments destroy the character of old homes by modernising them too much, or dropping the ceilings and so forth. Invariably they are painted and decorated in bland shades of beige, "mocha," "chocolate" and the like. In such cases I always wish that the developer would consult a designer who's made a name for themselves.
People want modern contempt living. Everything is smart.
Couldn't agree more. This house has been stripped of all character. It's dull, and hotel like. Horrible.
Totally agree that the character of a beautiful building has been destroyed.
As to the interior, as vile as it is vulgar.
@@saffy4352 Modern and contemporary conveniences can be done with style, and tastefully. This refurbishment is bland and tasteless. The developers need to take a look in a Vogue Living magazine, at the very least. This has no style whatsoever.
@@mbd6054 Well noted.
One word. Hideous. 🤷🏼♀️ Money certainly doesn't buy taste. It lacks any charachter, personality, and most importantly elegant design befitting a property of that age and price. New money has no idea. Sorry, not sorry.
I mean I am sure it is some peoples style but I feel like this kind of home should have retained some of the original character of the building and the time it was built.. for now just feels so super modern and souless but each to their own I am sure there are peeps who will love it!
Of course there are people who will love it: I just wouldn't want to be friends with them.
Love these videos! I would say adding the floor plans onto the screen every so often would add so much to the context of where you are. Great watch as usual!
Didn't expect to see you pop up here, love your channel too.
Absolutely hate the furnishing. The kitchen design is ugly, especially the bar area, the sofa being opposite the bar and not the tv on the second floor is a no. All the sofas and pillows being just grey on grey, the trend is over. The office is awkwardly placed next to the dining room. The space before kitchen would have been better if it was some bookcase nook with pair of armchairs or leisure seetee or something. All the bedrooms look like couples/adults bedroom and not as a house for a family with bunch of kids, not even teenagers. It's all modern and old fashion at the same time. Not fan of carpets, but that's my preference. The space as such is nice, but the interior is a no.
Bookcase nook? The future owner has, I guarantee it, never read a book in his life.
Yes, the bar combined with the kitchen is not cutting it. That was not a good idea.
For me the main let down was the master suite, it felt way too cramped - they should have combined it with another bedroom to make it more spacious and have a walk in wardrobe - that dressing table behind the bed was just depressing
the dressing table behind the bed is a disaster, feels very claustrophobic, much like the rest of the house.
No private lounge area for the chef, plus he has the utilities in his kitchen working area. 😵💫
The property has a superlative finish altogether, with both cohesion and flow, although it seems quite cramped in some areas with narrow spaces such as the make up area behind the master bedroom, and narrow staircases in general.
The decor seems very masculine, with lots of angles and high gloss everywhere. Definitely a challenge finding the right buyer for this property.
Divorced 45 yo, mistress whose taste is unimportant, with occasional visiting children.
A house that is high end hotel.
Complete detachment to family homes. No other person's likes of interest.
OR maybe gay male couple?
@@georgielancaster1356 A drug lord, definitely. A dream home. Seen them on the internet and once in real life, when my firm was insuring a drug baron's house (in the bad old days before money laundering legislation). The house was done up in pretty much the same style. Lots of glossy black everywhere.
A drug Lord. Deals done in first dining room, private chats in the study. Once deals are done, guests are welcome to party with hired hosts/hostesses in the various rooms of the house.
looks and feels like a hotel
And child unfriendly
Absolutely
Yeah, very much so, though high-end hotels these days go for something more classy and individualistic. It goes to show money doesn't mean good taste! It's horribly flashy. Have seen far more beautiful English and French country homes and fincas in Spain and that were more homely and better presented. But as the saying in Spanish goes... the book of tastes (preferences) is blank.
The person who lives there will only stay there a few weeks a year when they are in London
positively oligarchical
Why put a completely modern home in a Georgian mansion? Almost any reference to the home’s history seems to have been erased. Rather sad even if beautiful
It’s because these extremely expensive properties are designed specifically for the Middle Eastern market, and due to the fact that the vast majority of the high end property in London is historic architecture, their “taste” is sadly what you see imprinted onto 18th and 19th century townhouses/ apartments. This is happening in many expensive European cities, and is a real shame - although at least the outside architecture is completely preserved by law.
@@tamaracarter1836 I understand that…it is simply a travesty that classic, historic design is sacrificed in favor of looking like a high end hotel.
@@gregorymost4906 Oh I completely agree with you. I have lovingly restored, and now live in, an early 15th century cottage in the English countryside, and have GREAT respect for architectural authenticity. Thankfully, what has happened to the townhouse in this video is very rare in the grand scheme of things; for example, my local city (Bath, England) is made up entirely of 18th century stone townhouses - and interiors are kept completely authentic to the time period. The Middle Eastern taste is limited to some of the most expensive townhouses in London that do not have listed interiors.
I agree with you Gregory, this was probably a grade 1 or grade2 listed building. Both exterior and interior features should have been kept. I wonder what has happened to Building control in this borough? This appalling act of vandalism should never have been allowed. On another note, how on earth would anyone actually live in this? You would have to wear gloves everywhere as just 1 fingerprint would ruin the entire house! Staggering really.
I get the feeling, watching these videos, that they show you stunning examples of design and beautifully decorated and renovated large properties, but none of them is actually a home! I would be living in an exhibition piece, showcasing design and architectural magnificence where money is the lowest primary concern.
The design is rather tacky imo
I'm sure it's nice for someone. But to be in such an historical area I just can't do modern, especially the kitchen.
Most of the bathrooms feel really cramped. I'd get claustrophobia in there.
I got claustrophobia during the whole tour for some reason. It’s a very big property but it feels so cramped, small rooms, lack of natural light and all dark colours. Maybe it’s just not my taste as my house is filled with light and greenery
Remarkable piece of real estate with a detailed guided tour to go with it. Best of luck getting the asking price for it.
Great as always Toby. Pretty sure I was one of the first 10 subs to this channel and the quality has been top since the start. Also dream home I would love a stucco Central london townhouse
It’s such a shame the original, character features have been ripped out and thrown away.
Belgravia is no longer where the aristocracy reside. The nouveau riche have different tastes.
Quite a lot for a mid terrace house!😇
@@modfus This place has been crucified of character ..
Totally agree a homage to new money no class
So agree! Glorious period house gutted.
The 'water feature' fountain into the pool is horrendously loud, with those hard wall echoes increasing noise.
It's like half a dozen geldings p*ssing into the pool. Or a couple of elephants...
So many rabbit warren rooms that don't have a real use. Just an excuse for a different decoration.
In the movie room he said the walls were fabricated. He just meant fabric covered!
Hi Toby, had to listen to the beginning of tour 3 times as I couldn't believe it. All the furniture is included except for the artwork, I can live with that as I prefer landscapes, seascapes, movie posters and of course animal artwork. Who ever buys it will only buy artwork, restock fridges, freezers, pantry and not forgetting the wine celler and bars. Another good video, more please especially if furniture is included.😂😂
Odd how the waterfall wasn’t such a big feature in the end, seemed like you had to stand in a pokey corner to view it
Nicely done home. Love the emenities. With five floors, you'd think they'd install an elevator in the house. Not senior friendly. Face it guys, even a 30 something millionaire gets old. Those stairs would be a killer.
It’s so sad to not keeping the original style in the interiors. It makes the house cheap 😢
Great Job Toby Amazing Tour. 👍
Love your videos. They’re very professionally filmed and you’re great in front of the camera. Keep up the good work and your channel will keep growing. I can honestly see your channel becoming the best home tour channel in the UK!
Thank you so much!
I think we're sub £15M here - high end finish but not enough lateral space. Attached mews garage is very nice but house is only 2 windows across...
The interior, joinery,decor, design and bathrooms simply aren’t anywhere near the standard or quality for a house of this price..a three star hotel or Air b n b maybe but Belgravia…No no no
love the pool !
Lady Marjory will be spinning in her grave - all the beautiful original features gone
Imagine paying 23 milly for a house that dont have an actual garden lol
Gardens are for pheasants 😅
@@yemol9454 I’ve got pheasants in my garden lol don’t u mean peasants.
@@susanbrown2909 I think they meant peasants lmao
Then all you have to do is move a few miles out of central london and you will get a garden, This is Belgravia, what do you expect..... 2 acres and an outdoor pool lol
@@charlesjay8818 mate, if you’re trying to tell me I couldn’t find a house in Belgravia, same circa price with a garden you’re waffling
Loving what you're doing bro! Keep it up.
Enjoyed watching the tour. Thank you
I used to live on Lower Belgrave Street over twenty-five years ago. When Belgravia was a nice place to live. When the majority of real owners of the properties actually lived in these properties. Before these houses were starting to become overpriced and bought by these overseas investors that don't actually live in England! This was even before the Google building was built near Victoria Station. I used to live and work in the area and used to cycle around the area. I know this area very well. Belgravia and the surrounding areas have so much history. However, it lost its character and charm over years. I am glad I left. It is now a dead corporate place with no feeling. £23 Million just proves what I mean.
Well said. New money. Foreign investors. The days of the ol' English buyer is well and truly gone.
I used to live on Eaton Place about 30 or so years ago, loved it there. Pimlico was always the more affordable option, probably still is, but I really loved living there and my love of Knightsbridge remains 😀
Thanks for the tour. Genuinely.
It was really sad to see what has been done, but I would never have known such things were being done, without your tours.
The 'waterfall' in the pool was hilarious - and I needed a laugh.
I hope I see some glorious old school, unspoiled houses at some point, but it really hss been a shocking education of what may be happening behind those house walls.
I thought they would have been much better protected.
I've been looking online for glorious old school, unspoiled houses for sale in London for some time, and I've yet to come across one. 😞
@@elephantintheroom5678 There was one, probably sold, now, that I saw in a vlog by two young men - but I don't remember their names. They were walking down a road that might have even had some embassies, and there was a lady coming out of one house and she was quite friendly, and the boys suddenly said, "Could we video your house?" and she said "Sure."
I'm not sure, but I think she was Danish? She and her husband had bought the house in the 70's? Similar period as Alan Bennett, with the same sort of run down gentility.
It had been their family home. Raised 3 or 4 kids, rooms and rooms full of books. My sort of house. I was trying to read spines, throughout. A real, untidy, loved family home. About halfway through, she said, "We are selling it in the near future. The children now have other lives.
It might have been 4 storeys and the basement. Maybe 3? A genuine, loved family home.
The lads were ranting about the value, but she said, back in the seventies, we just had two university careers. We weren't wealthy. It is mad, here, now. Mad money...
@@elephantintheroom5678 You need someone like me, to spot likely looking houses, and knock at the door... I am forgiven my pushiness, because I am old, Australian and clearly no threat.
I don't do such houses, because it would be idle curiosity, but if you were a chum and you wanted a similar home, I'd door knock for you.
I don't live in your country, so even if I get yelled at, or insulted, it would not worry me.
Just find streets you like, houses you like, and ask. Worst is a NO!
If anyone is thinking of selling, you offer a quiet buyer, and no fees for agent.
@@elephantintheroom5678 I have occasionally bought or made a cake or biscuits and knocked at a door and asked if I could see their beautiful garden, if I give them morning/afternoon tea. If you genuinely love the garden, you often get lots of old stories about the war, and the people who moved away. They might know who are talking about selling in surrounding blocks.
@@georgielancaster1356 Wonderful!🙂
Amazing mansion
Amazing tour
Lethal combination
Ah Toby. Wonderful home. Love the water feature and excellent office and bedroom. Not sure it's worth that much for 6 bedrooms and 7 baths at 6k square feet in Belgravia
Fair enough! Glad you enjoyed the tour!
My guess is, the developer opened up 3 separate properties to make into 1. Looking at the width of the property, it was not a huge property to start with. The 3 properties would come to ca £8m total. The basement extension (swimming pool) would cost £1m max, the rest structural work can be done £1m max. The kitchen and interior design would cost about £1-1.5m max using the highest quality materials. It would take 12-18months including planning permission (add 8% financing cost). The total cost would have been ca £12-13m max including a designated project manager.
It would definitely take someone a decent amount of time to put the project together but if you are to live in it, you would want to tailor it to your own taste anyways (kitchen, beds, sofas, showers definitely not fit everyone’s taste or needs). It does not even have a lift inside (once again, the width is too narrow and the layout is peculiar to install a lift for 2B-3F property).
One peculiar thing is, it has a chef’s kitchen which is norm nowadays but where is the servants’ living quarters? Food lift from the chef’s kitchen into the study/ office is more than peculiar. It does not appear to have any garden area either (communal garden access maybe?).
It is norm to have segregated servants’ quarters with separate entrance (or a separate small unit in a corner of the garden).
Unusual layout and arrangements throughout. Overly cramped for such narrow property.
If I were to scoop out the cost, I would rather take my time and find the right property (wider and semi-detached) and hire the best designer and project management team to do it myself.
Such size property without servant quarter and lift is a no go.
Thank you for sharing your tour there of a beautiful home.
Nice video, not shouty like alot of other guys doing similar videos, keep up the good work
Whoever furnished this house should hang their head in shame. They have managed to make a magnificent property resemble a Barratt house. But hey, maybe that’s what potential purchasers of multi-million pound houses like? All is lost…
#CHEAP&NASTY
The designer was following the orders of the owner! Blame the owner!
@@miketeacher9016 ...and that owner has an eye on who he hopes to pass this property on to... i.e the Arabs! This 'tasteful' renovation is so obviously for the Middle Eastern market. Headline bling-bling, without the day-to-day practicalities, all neatly packaged up into a 23M offering!
@@dukeofedinborough You are quite right! It is probably a middle-eastern investor who has overseen the decor with top notch designers. He will own and use it for several years until the market is just right then he will make tens of millions of profit on it. That is why they are wealthy.
I thought that atrium living wall was cool- but its a shame you can't enjoy views of it from anywhere else. Also that much humidity cannot be good for indoors.
Very nice indeed. Stunning waterfall idea. Although not sure why the tv in every corner of the house.
I'd be happy with the servant quarters honestly. Looks cozy.
Absolutely Love it!!! 🥇
Another excellent narration from Toby always shows all aspects of the home. I always recommend for people to watch Toby.
LOVE IT !!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic our, thank you.
Great video, very professional.
The front of these houses are so impressive. With this interior, each to their own I guess. It’s too shiny blingy and staged for my taste The only thing that has any soul for me is the atrium with the living wall. If I had this kind of budget I would not spend it on this property, unless I could knock the price right down as it would be a rip and re do apart from the spa and pool. there is no wow factor for me at all. It feels claustrophobic and there’s no natural flow to any of the spaces. I’m guessing this is not a home as such but maybe a place to stay when the owners are in town on business???
if i had a quid for each time 'built in TV' was mentioned i would be well on my way to buying the chav dream
The first dining room reminds me more of a board room with adjoining study. I’ve just finished gangs of London so maybe that’s effecting my pov 😂 - just a note, saunas have wood, steam rooms are tiled so most of these are steam rooms.
Glad you guys liked watching my home
Loving these videos :))
Wow once again a great house.
Beautiful home, presented excellently
If you have no taste whatsoever, that is.
Wow. Toby. Stunning absolutely stunning
It is a stunning home! a lot better in person :)
What a beautiful home. I recognised alot of the bedroom furniture, we made them.
dude ,you are a superstar ,your Instagram is stunning ......I do like the way you showcased this home ...it seems like it would be more of a second home/in town resort , because the footprint is so narrow ,but that garage is epic for a city location ...good place to store the motorcycles.
I liked indoor garden, best feature in the house,
Great work here Toby, just toured a stunning 250 sqm Bangkok penthouse that costs 3.8m USD so its very interesting to see how the value of properties vary around the world. Keep up the fantastic contetn!
Thanks for watching Victoria! :)
Love the way this property has been laid out, the atrium and pool are just fabulous.
This is so exquisite and what a lovely presentation 👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼!!
Amazing congratiolation to the new owner
Only 17 videos and already a million views. I hope you keep releasing new stuff I can see this channel doing really well. Good luck
Two minutes in and I’ve had enough your’s to last a lifetime.
The dishwasher. THE DISHWASHER. wow.
Very beautiful property, I love it
great video. you're an excellent presenter. Shame about the house though. it looks like a Dubai hotel. pretty devoid of taste
Yes. It's awful.
Worst I've seen, apparently it's a thing, though. Sad.
It’s too dark and the inside doesn’t lend itself to the character of out side.
It’s not my cup of tea…it’s been made devoid of its natural Georgian splender..it would cost me thousands to change it back .
Not worth 23 mil ..sorry.
Can someone explain, the thing with high end properties in the uk, why all of them have the same interiors ? Why is it shiny everywhere and why is there so much marble ?
I think it’s for the Middle Eastern market.
It's Dubai bling. That market, or a Vulgar American new money... Divorced male, a mistress whose taste is of no interest. Occasional kids calling in on holidays for money...
@@bar10ml44 The North African taste is different then. I visited a Moroccan millionaire's brand new home once, and other than there was a waterfall running down the side of the staircase, which was quite fun, the whole place was totally understated and elegant, with plenty of Arabic touches, and felt like a real home.
The houses that you see in these expensive parts of London are all owned by Russian Oligarchs or Saudi Arabians, and this style appeals to them.
@@abee2685 I almost made the same comment about Russian oligarchs, then I remembered one Russian oligarch client of our firm that owned the most beautiful Grade II 16th Century home in Surrey that was as tastefully done inside as out, with a light touch and not an inch of bling anywhere to be found. I think that the morons that 'refurbish' these places are the ones with no taste, and that if that's all that they can offer, then the properties will be bought as they are. If they designed a tasteful interior in accordance with the age of the property, surely the oligarchs and the Saudis would wish to buy them? Or was our client an exception?
what i liked was the gauthier and frapin xo cognacs briefly seen in the bar also a louis13
Love Love love!!
I see the price has now dropped to £20,000,000 because the seller wants a ‘quick sale’. I can’t imagine why Baroness Mone is selling up, but I hope she is planning to use the money to pay back some of the £29,000,000 she received from a dodgy PPE contracts.
Is that her London bolt hole 😂 I was getting pimpy vibes from some rooms 😂
Outstanding house. 10/10
23 mil for a terraced house, that is hilarious!
So agree.
Yeah you can get a terrace in Burnley for waaay less.
Yup a house on someone else’s land
@@grayhalf1854 answer of the year award! 😂
That is a very lovely property - although the ground floor finishes are a little shiney for my taste. And that light fitting at the door to the dining room - eek!! Someone should attend to that so it is either square to the walls, or at 45 degrees.
I would have liked to see a better look at that dining table - I suspect it is quite spectacular.
What did strike me immediately is how much more relaxed and natural your hand gestures are now. Clearly you are becoming much more confident and comfortable in your presentations. Soon you'll be as laid back as Ynes or the Maro Brothers.
Glad you enjoyed the tour!
Really meh depressing interior. I honestly prefer the modest apartment I lived in, in London. The central waterfall, atrium was a great way to try to bring life into the home. 👌🏻 this was very interesting, thank you.
Fascinating home. But Mr. Toby, are stair cases used to get through 7 floors ? Where's the elevator? Guess I need the Gym ! Thank you.
Nice presentation as usual. I think the atrium is a waste of space. At this price and many floors, the space could have been better managed to incorporate a lift.
I absolutely agree. It would have been pretty fantastic but the lack of a lift with so many floors is just not great at all. For this home you need to be at least fairly young, never age and not injure any part of one's legs accidentally.
The intro was suspenseful. It made me FEEL the grandeur of this home and I got really excited about it. Helpful hint: when you introduced the reception room it was a bit disorienting because I had already seen a bedroom, bathroom, etc. A more natural flow is to display the rooms in the order you would show them to an actual guest.
In fairness this property has an unusual layout where some private rooms do precede the reception room. There's no way for an agent to assess how the room order hits you on a gut level. Now you know in the event this situation arises again. Live and learn.
Now you also have an additional talent in your repertoire: feng shui assassin. No weapon, no crime.
I always want to see the garden first! Not bothered about house as a new buyer will always change.
Fantastica ,complimenti .
Beautiful home
Like a fancy cave really.
The book matched marble in the bathroom is astonishing
I thought it looked disgusting and tasteless - just like the rest of the house.
Was great to get a look into a home like this and see what it’s like.
Very well spoken and knowledgable guy but even with his charisma and experience, I don’t think he could sell this house for the price.
There’s no colour and each room looked the same at least the kids room could have been done with a touch. It just looks like a hotel/spa.
this is perfect for kids, especially twins....
now i have twins, and believe you me, they do NOT want to sleep together in 1 bedroom hahaha :)
Very nice home though !
£23 mil and no walk in wardrobe or lift? Nah I’m good lol
Gorgeous... I would live here definitely
I always loved your tours, you are pretty much the enes yilmazer of the UK, however I feel like you have deleted some of your old vids or was it on a different channel?
Such a lovely home and the £23 million price tag is reasonable. My assistant will be in touch
Awesome property 👍🏻
This reminds me of my recent hotels stays - such as C2 in Marseille.
Personally found it totally characterless. Every room felt cluttered and claustrophobic. I guess 23 million can’t necessarily buy your home personality.
Love the house though the decor is stuffy . sorry no malice, but if I were looking to buy this style would put me off,perhaps Bloomsbury is more me?
Why does everyone hate this house (including me)? - The dining table was by "Lacquer Works;" the whole house looks as if it was done by Lacquer Works - all those highly polished surfaces everywhere - yuck! Even mirrored walls leading into the theatre room. Can you imagine trying to raise a child in that house?! Plus, so narrow. "The rooftop deck, where you can host guests:" yeah, all five of them! And completely monochromatic; Cruella Deville would LOVE this place! IDK anyone else that would.
So gaudy. They should have invested in a professional designer for this. Entrance hallway surprisingly narrow. I think they will get a higher price if they strip some of the shiny tat out. The outside waterfall is a ridiculous gimmick that, together with the vertical garden will be a nightmare to maintain. Good tour as always, you manage to make even quite absurdly priced doer-uppers look good!
Exactly. They took a classic interior and ruined with grey and beige and bling worthy of a Russian oligarch.
Glad you enjoyed the tour!
@@TheTerryE What colours would you use?
@@rosieposie9564 ACTUAL colours.
@@TheTerryE I see, I am a lover of neutrals as I find them more elegant and relaxing on the eye. I have seen some nice homes with colours here on youtube however.
Magnificent home. Can't begin to figure out how to live in it. Good for adults. Not for elderly ( very hard floors) or very young ( hard floors & lots of places for fingerprints). Strictly status.
Depressing property. They have to pay me to live there lol
For the super rich ! Enjoyed 😊