I think for the price they should have made the extra effort and dug down the basement so it's actually usable, they could have even made the area into a decent gym or guest suites. 🤔
Digging down the basement wouldn’t increase the square footage. It would just make it taller! Hence why it’s only being used for the laundry and 3 storage areas. I’m don’t think many people spend an extraordinarily large amount of time in those spaces anyway. So why spend the money when I know I won’t see VALUE actually added? That’s silly
Another beautiful home. This one is very tastefully decorated and looks like it would feel very warm to live in. What a fabulous kitchen and the entrance to the cellar is so cool.
For 4 Mill and it not to have full climate control is a no go. And I actually grew up in Barnes so I know the aircraft noise from Heathrow is horrendous.
Not worth it. Just build a new palace for that money with modern construction & finishes in West Sussex or similar near a railway 45mins into Victoria. I work a lot on buildings in London (and live there) and it’s just not worth the prices people are paying. It’s old housing stock including the utilities to it.
Beautiful house with a decent garden and car parking space. Apart from too much wood, old style kitchen and low ceiling basement, the house could be easily flipped to whatever style wanted.
I'm afraid that basement at 4:25 really put me off (not that I could afford £4 million anyway). Who's going to take the trouble to keep on descending into it every time they want to do some laundry? I had visions of getting stuck down there and being unable to get back up to the main house again.
The washing machine needs to be relocated to the place where dirty laundry is created. It was obviously put underground by someone who has never washed their own clothes!
@@ceeletter5772 don’t think so, but even if they did have a laundry chute it only goes down. Try carrying a pile of towels & bedding up 3 flights of stairs.
@@grigorisgirl also not practical to have people who are not part of your nuclear family going in and out of your kitchen whilst you have your friends round, etc. Unless of course the whole area is populated by Cook, Kitchen Maid, Butler etc. 🙄
It’s unfortunate that we are in a era of minimalism which I won’t deny it does work i certain environments but for the cold dark and grey country like the uk, it just doesn’t seem to work well in a period property!
Kind of reminds me of Chicago a little bit, in the middle of the city is some kind of normal houses... this is got a quaint little Georgian feel to it.
This house would have probably been worth more before they did the work, and ripped the soul out of it. Nothing of the old charm remains on the inside. This is not the usual development, it has been done by an architect who knows what he is doing, but the brief was too aggressive, I think. Nothing about this house says home. No wonder they are selling up. I fear the price tag may make it linger, especially in this market.
Love this one b/c the interior design is obviously updated & very nice but, but even though modernized, still has a traditional feel. Love period homes & interior design to match, but ALL too often, all that can be found are beautiful historical exteriors & developers design FULLY contemporary interiors which just don’t match the edifice of the building or even the original interior architecture/bones of the building….sorry, but just a major pet peeve of mine.😏
Too old clustered and ugly for that price, London is ridiculous. You could get a duplex penthouse in dubai, all new and modern with amazing views for that price
Too much noise pollution and quirky lights. It's as if Home Depot had a final sale on various lighting fixtures. Nice built-ins are somewhat posh. Reshoot video on a sunny day; otherwise, it comes across as depressing.
I think for the price they should have made the extra effort and dug down the basement so it's actually usable, they could have even made the area into a decent gym or guest suites. 🤔
“Digging down” into basements is vulgar and inner city.
Not on Barnes, people tend not to approve all that
@@aliyahhas2867 correct…a vulgarity
Digging down the basement wouldn’t increase the square footage. It would just make it taller! Hence why it’s only being used for the laundry and 3 storage areas. I’m don’t think many people spend an extraordinarily large amount of time in those spaces anyway. So why spend the money when I know I won’t see VALUE actually added? That’s silly
@@mikewinston8709 Get a grip, it's Barnes not Belgravia. It''s South London ..... 🤔🤪🤣🤣🤣
Another beautiful home. This one is very tastefully decorated and looks like it would feel very warm to live in. What a fabulous kitchen and the entrance to the cellar is so cool.
It's a bloody downstairs toilet, not a powder room. This is England, not USA.
I'd just call it a loo.
Also why pronounce vase in the American way when you are obviously British!
Yes.
I am sick of this amercanism
@@sabinelandau2330 Obviously marketing to Americans who would have the money to afford this.
For 4 Mill and it not to have full climate control is a no go.
And I actually grew up in Barnes so I know the aircraft noise from Heathrow is horrendous.
Ha! The good old days of the supersonic boom of the marvellous Concorde around 6am on most mornings…
Is this Castelnau?
@@reformerx667 Yes. 130
Come on, what do you expect for 4 million quid in the UK…. A house with a garage? 😂
Dislike the orangey coloured wood decor - very 70s feel to it. Not how I would spend 4 mil
Elegant property with great rooms, just not a fan of so much wood. Beautiful lighting throughout.
Not worth it.
Just build a new palace for that money with modern construction & finishes in West Sussex or similar near a railway 45mins into Victoria. I work a lot on buildings in London (and live there) and it’s just not worth the prices people are paying. It’s old housing stock including the utilities to it.
Lovely home, you normally show a map as to how close to central London etc ? Great presentation!
Beautiful house with a decent garden and car parking space. Apart from too much wood, old style kitchen and low ceiling basement, the house could be easily flipped to whatever style wanted.
Thats a nice home for some lucky people, wish it was my family living there.
WOW!!!
Gorgeous properties you are showing in beautiful England.
All the properties I've seen are tastefully furnished and maintained.
For 4mill if I don’t have all ensuite rooms then there’s a big problem😂
Lovely property…tastefully decorated
very good home but no way near worth 4.1 mil
Nice family home but for that price I would expect a much bigger garden. I don’t like the wood though it looks very 70’s.
It’s Barnes so will be expensive
I'd have to stop for a rest going from the cooker to the fridge.
This house is just beautifully decorated, very nice.
I'm afraid that basement at 4:25 really put me off (not that I could afford £4 million anyway). Who's going to take the trouble to keep on descending into it every time they want to do some laundry?
I had visions of getting stuck down there and being unable to get back up to the main house again.
4 million and you still have a bus driving past your window
Lol Right
Handy if you want to travel by bus though. 😉
Well it is London…
@@raqueldobson1 acting like there is a bus lane in every single residential road.
@@MrYounis26 - when a house is on a Main Street it is…
The washing machine needs to be relocated to the place where dirty laundry is created.
It was obviously put underground by someone who has never washed their own clothes!
Maybe they have a laundry chute?
@@ceeletter5772 don’t think so, but even if they did have a laundry chute it only goes down.
Try carrying a pile of towels & bedding up 3 flights of stairs.
@@Italiana911 staff, my dear!
@@grigorisgirl also not practical to have people who are not part of your nuclear family going in and out of your kitchen whilst you have your friends round, etc. Unless of course the whole area is populated by Cook, Kitchen Maid, Butler etc. 🙄
Please it's Toilet and not "Powder Room" or water closet let's leave the America phrase. There is now powder there or drinking fountain but a toilet
04:22 - 05:10 Jas being cute for almost 1 min straight lol
great room sizes, very nice family home. Palette (too much wood!) not to my taste especially.
Oooooh-la-la!! Absolutely gorgeous!❤
£412,000 stamp duty for this. Insane. Barnes is so overpriced, it's unbelievable.
Shame about the black floor in the kitchen. To match the worktops? Really strange.
lol, you are so right.
Lmao Jaz is maad! Tom how do you get work done man? 😂 proper house! Love this one great review as usual
Such a beautiful beautiful house ‼️‼️
It’s unfortunate that we are in a era of minimalism which I won’t deny it does work i certain environments but for the cold dark and grey country like the uk, it just doesn’t seem to work well in a period property!
Nope not for me..what’s with the brown wooden wardrobes and brown wooden wardrobe closet…outdated…
All those hall baths. Really, a £4,000,000 boarding house! Yikes.
oh wow! my perfect house, I think it's one of my favourite
Love it! The quirky period touches!
Kind of reminds me of Chicago a little bit, in the middle of the city is some kind of normal houses... this is got a quaint little Georgian feel to it.
Is there another entrance to the utility room besides going through that room
Not a fan of the furnishings, but they did a pretty decent job on the refurbish.
This house would have probably been worth more before they did the work, and ripped the soul out of it. Nothing of the old charm remains on the inside. This is not the usual development, it has been done by an architect who knows what he is doing, but the brief was too aggressive, I think. Nothing about this house says home. No wonder they are selling up.
I fear the price tag may make it linger, especially in this market.
I know what you mean'; it's been interior decorated to within an inch of its life. I'd like to know how much all the interior work and panelling cost.
Powder room 😂 ??? Toilet 🪠🚽
Love this one b/c the interior design is obviously updated & very nice but, but even though modernized, still has a traditional feel. Love period homes & interior design to match, but ALL too often, all that can be found are beautiful historical exteriors & developers design FULLY contemporary interiors which just don’t match the edifice of the building or even the original interior architecture/bones of the building….sorry, but just a major pet peeve of mine.😏
Same
I agree, they kept the staircase which is nice. Some of it is a bit modern for me
Nice house, don't like the decor and I wouldn't pay 4M for it.
Location based, i guess. Lovely home, but not 4.2m lovely... 🙃
When did you show the garden ? 😮
So so tasteful!!!
This would make a fabulous guest house.
I got claustrophobic as soon as i saw the basement area😢. With that price I expected a proper made basement area. But this one looks like a dungeon.
Powder room? Is that estate agent speak for toilet?
What a beautiful *HOME*
Brits love their tiny refigerators.
Not a fan of those huge tiles on the floor. Reminds me of walking into a boring office building.
As soon as they said B&O sound system, strait away that knocked £1M off the value lol 🤣
Is Barnes any good neighbourhood?
Review 'average' priced houses in London that don't look like a tornado has passed through them. 😄
It might take a while to find one...
It’s very beige. It needs a lot of work
Its very bland and very over neutral. All the wood is a bit much and I feel they're missing a lot of period features.
Oh I'd love that house
Lovely new home
when is a table not a table ? when it's a 'piece' ! An overused word for an expensive item that was chosen by a designer for the owner.
"Powder room" i love those posh names🤣🤣🤣
Once you do n1and2? That's a toilet.
"Me poo doesn't stink. Smells different"😅
175000 for the actual home , 4 mil for the location
LOVE this ❤
I love jazzie
Like you love the beach
Or a good book
Or the beach
Barnes is my fave area to live
Ok Jas
Looking good looking good
Wasn't expecting u in dat fit
Love From INDIA..❤❤
4.1 Million for that lmao never, for 4.1 million anywhere else n the UK u can get a 7 bedroom 3 times the size
I wish I was staying there for King Charles III's coronation ceremony
They massively cut corners on the top floor. The top floor bathroom is a joke
Love I, and you are the best to show us
Dream home in London 😂😂 who would want to live in London beggars belief 🤔
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Looks like Eltham ?
Hello Sorry the wood is ugly For the bedroom
Beautiful house, far too expensive!!
Too old clustered and ugly for that price, London is ridiculous. You could get a duplex penthouse in dubai, all new and modern with amazing views for that price
Where this home is located
Barnes, London. 👂
I think everybody would like a house like that but they cant afford it
Pretty but ridiculously overpriced. It may be the market value but it’s still irrational to pay that kind of money, especially for an attached home.
Too much noise pollution and quirky lights. It's as if Home Depot had a final sale on various lighting fixtures. Nice built-ins are somewhat posh. Reshoot video on a sunny day; otherwise, it comes across as depressing.
Bedrooms are not all ensuite? And you want 4 million for this !?
This should be 2m tops
😀
Shame the fire isn't a real one instead of gas
LOVE
So to raise a family in a decent house, you literally need to be a mulit millionaire In London
Feels very American but not in a good way
“Kind’ve got” used to death but you have or you don’t
£4.1m and the light switches aren’t even square and level. That downstairs loo door sounded like it was made of cardboard too.
🇦🇪🤍🇦🇪🤍
Mark Wilkinson ..
Astunning
Okay this is not worth 4 million dollars 💀
Shame so much of its original character has been lost.
Who chose that awful music ? 😂
It’s awful for that money.
You are funny
No
Front yard is very ugly