Charming Property in The Cotswolds QUALITY Virtual Tour filmed by IDP FILM.com - agent Hayman Joyce
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BROADWAY
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This is about as close some of us will ever get to enjoying living in the UK. Thank you for this video. Warms my heart.
Wow what a spectacular home
Love it love it love it want it want it want it
Love it. The stylist did a fantastic job.
Absolutely gorgeous,I love it all..❤️❤️
This was my house in the 1990's, they must have spent at least £100k on the refurb! Its been done beautifully but is only really good as a rental as without any storage space its not suitable for a family
Absolutely fabulously appointed decor and the layout is so functional.
So in Love with that property 😍"When can I move in" ??? I would never leave!!
This house is stunning. Love the way it’s decorated and with a eye for the whimsical too. Whoever lives here is beyond lucky!
Brilliant
Absolutely stunning house.
Gorgeous home ! I love every single thing about it ! Wish you could include the prices in the videos
Absolutely stunning
Just beautiful.
I love this home so much
Beautiful.
Beautiful 😍!
Love, loved, lovely……fantastic sculptures would love to know the name of the artist
What an absolutely beautiful and cozy home 💕. Somehow it makes me homesick, and I've never been to England. Wish it were mine ❤.
I absolutely adore it
Simply beautiful!! I wonder how old the house is.
Such a lovely home, but why slate floors? They'll always be cold and England's not a country where you want cold floors.
I would imagine that area rugs would solve that problem.
Easy to clean, can’t really see the dirt. Can have underfloor heating or with rugs can feel warmer. Also would recommend to invest in some slippers. I suppose those who buy it can afford a comfy pair...
Rumahnya " bagus"...berkali kali sy liat...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Decorated to a very high and tasteful standard.
A lusciously beautiful home. Am sure it must have cost a bomb!
Excellent
Beautiful !!!☺👌🌺💚...
Great video coverage.
My dream house
I LOVE this home but would open up the wall between the front entry and living room. No reason to have that closed off. My favorite feature was the gorgeous kitchen, dining area and complete opening to the garden. That’s where I would live! Stunning!
@Melinda: I could be wrong but I’m assuming that’s an original feature, Melinda, possibly done (before central heating as we know it) to keep drafts from entering the living area as people came and went about their day. I love this house too!
Bello bello gracias
What does one do with all the pillows on the bed at night? Love the stone flooring
Chuck them on the floor 😆
The same as two would do
With the doors opposite the fireplace,where would you put your sofas?
Superb.
Beautiful Home and Patio. BUT the Dark Wood Doors need to be Painted WHITE to show Elegance with the rest of the Place. The wood doors look outdated, cheap and rustic which Don't Match the Elegant Style of this home.
This is an English home. The older is better. Though this is refurbished in a surprisingly high quality. Despite the overcrowded furnishings and garden... I believe you need to review what elegant means here and now.
I loved it, I think it is stunning, would love to have it I would move in tomorrow. How much is it?
Sold for £750k
overly crowded, especially the garden, it is not necessary. the kitchen looks good though.
With the lounge doors where they are, fitting a three piece would be very awkward.
None of this house makes any sense. It looks like two burners and six or eight ovens? Absolutely no wait place anything other than a couple of chairs in what they call a living room... You would have to live at the dining room table. The garden is completely unusable unless people want to crawl over the top of the table to get into their chairs. Absolutely gorgeous but a whole ton of money for a basically unusable home.
@@missychan63 Your right about that.. i think it better to have built on the front a small extended porch with enough room for coats and wellies then a second door (where the front door is now) leading directly into the lounge..voila you've now extended the lounge area by a metre with room for a sofa and two chairs without losing the area those strange doors will need to swing open every time you enter the lounge..
Why would they want a three piece?
@@missychan63 it’s overcrowded, but can be rearranged. Even the garden. I would leave more room, which means less furniture, but this style very popular. Not everyone is a minimalist.
So, so nice, but where do they put their rubbish bin? I'm Australian, and used to detached houses.
There's a shared alleyway which is used for that
I need to know the price of this home….please!
It sold for about £750k
Should be oak parquet on ground floor. Furniture is mock Marie Antoinette should've asked Mary Berry
Where's the Mulberry tree?
1. It isn't a cottage.
2. No need for a house name if it has a street number.
So, no need for a mulberry bush or tree these days.
Some odd features to this house. Some tight corners. The kitchen sink in a closet? The chair blocking the closet in the one bedroom? I would constantly be bumping into things. The backyard was gorgeous, but then again, the table arrangement: god forbid you had to pull out a chair.
That’s what I was thinking lol
The sink probably not for the dishes, just for hand washing and cleaning fruits, vegetables. I suppose they have dishwasher. The armchair (and some other things) I would take down into the living room as there ample room left. They might just change that garden furniture to a simple bistro set, or rid of some of the flower beds. I think the seller would do some reasonable changes for that price...
The sink is the single room is the utility sink for washing wellington boots, outdoor waking gear, and general garden washing needs. It is traditional in England. The chair you mention is extra furniture in the house but it’s not fully set for living in, as the house was new in the market for sale. Hope this answers your questions.
Great video. The living room however is not so good as the obvious place for a sofa or chairs is in front of the fireplace but the double-doors are there. It looks to be awkward to place furniture to take advantage of the lovely fireplace. The room would have to be 2 meters wider.
Some weird design choices, no door between the top bedroom and bathroom, (yuck!) and the shower is only the kind attached to the taps. The other en suite only has a shower when it's big enough for a bath and a shower, the kitchen sink is tiny (not everything can go in a dishwasher) but there's a huge Aga and a huge oven, the bit of garden there is is taken up by chairs and a table. I suppose at least there's a nice big sink in the utility room.
Amazing that people actually BUY what is essentially an apartment.
Too modern, too many stone bunnies (ones in bathroom look more like pigs), radiator under the bay window in living room, no window above the kitchen sink, no garden to speak of.
Kitchen sink is worthless. Who wants to drag their dishes to that remote sink area?
At first I thought that too but the kitchen sink is in the kitchen. I think that alcove with sink is the laundry area.
Not detached, so it is an apartment or a condo.
Quasi semi
In England it’s called a house. Regardless if it’s detached, semi detached or so called terrace house... I suppose you live in the USA or Australia.
I lived there, it's actually called a mid terrace
The thing what bothers me the most is the lack of carpet between the ground and first floor. I suppose it was done by the time of sale but to see everything is in a good standard and that’s let down the property, not professional. Apart from that the less would be more. Nice style but some spaces is just unliveable. Guess some furniture can go in the living room... as that’s almost empty.
Tiny tiny. No where to actually relax.
What a beautiful home.