I am based in Diaspora (Europe) Wish i had known you guys earlier, u could have helped me with the building & fine finishing. I am also from Nyamira tea growing regions & i think i have seen that place... Great work beauty!
The house being a farm house is not bad though I saw a few things that I didn't feel, to start with the windows, whoever came up with the tinted house windows did an injustice to modern housing, going to the next issue I have is the master bedroom, I saw that huge wardrobe with the see through sliding doors, I'd have appreciated if the room had a walking closet the shower room having no jacuzzi, only a shower? I'd have loved it with a swimming pool at the back. Other than that I loved what was done in the other rooms I wish the client would have done different colors on each rest room and the bedrooms also. Cynthia I always love when you take us on a house tour because of how you engage us with the details, Fine Urban Real Estate and Interiors you never disappoint.
I also picked almost the same issues given the magnitude of the project. They did injustice on the common washroom that doesn't have window with natural lighting
This house is very welcoming and very well done I like the colors and I like how you managed to keep the walls bright and the floor dark The only problem I see is you don't have enough socket outlets in all rooms I checked the living room and there's only two outlets you need more sockets There's some rooms that just have one socket the kitchen has literally one or two sockets
@@samskchannel You scrape off about half of it (there are good screed scraping machines for it) while making sure the bottom layer is primed to properly bond with the upper layer, apply the new concrete layer according to whatever new floor finish you intend to use. You can also get rid of it and replace it completely.
@@samskchannel And the concrete mixes for slabs are considerably stronger than those for screeds, so the screeding layer usually just peels off without damaging the structural layer
Please why do so many african houses just have showers where the water can spill everywhere? It's annoying. Add some blocks to contain the water for just the shower!
Our home built in the early 70's has shower thresholds that prevents spillage. There's also a pony wall that separates the toilet and shower. I never saw these types of build growing up in the 70's and 80's. I have lived abroad since the early 90's and each time I visit Kenya and walk into the homes,the standard design of interiors fall really short of my expectation. The issue I always have is bathroom, closets and kitchens... and the crazy steep stairs. The guest bathroom can't accommodate anyone that is more than 150 lbs. They could have kept the sink outside of the toilet instead of squeezing it in there😂
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How Shall an old person or in case someone who is disabled Axceses set up space: I don't know why most houses in Kenya miss this point: The main door should be less harmful on ages, but as I can see that door can be harmful to children when the wind is blowing strong: I wish the person could invest in free sun for Solar lights in garden and security lights also in the house lights as emergency
That rooftop fireplace is in a very awkward position. Why not have plants or a water feature/sculpture and seats there instead and have a wee fireplace next to that seating area?
The farm house is spectacular but the sky lights are so unnecessary it took away usable space/down stairs is practically open there was no need for them
Explain how this house is sustainable for the future generations of Kenyans you build a house that does not contribute to the society for instance by collecting rainfall. . So a bad construction overall. . You know a building is not like a woman where we care about beauty and outfit but what’s inside brain and heart has a great importance. . So think about it when developing Kenya because the new law in Kenya will allow me to get rich through demolitions . . Think about what you create
@@briankh4284 umbwa you are such a foolish individual you don’t know even how to build a society that is why people are dying and you don’t have spread of waterplaces in Kenya to make the country beautiful wake up and look around Kenya 🇰🇪 Kenyans don’t have communities they have estates the richest place in Kenya is unqualified. . Explain how my structure don’t work mavi wewe
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I appreciate the exterior of this house much more than the inside . Outside is beautiful and brilliant,
True
My kind of content 😍😍
I could listen to Cynthia talk all day. So classy too.
She is a class of her own ❤
I am based in Diaspora (Europe) Wish i had known you guys earlier, u could have helped me with the building & fine finishing. I am also from Nyamira tea growing regions & i think i have seen that place... Great work beauty!
HOUSE LOOKS GOOD
Was waiting for cynthia to show us a demo stepping on the sky light to show how safe it is😊. Jokes aside.. fine urban never disappoints...kudos
we should get her to do that.😅
yes i agree
Was waiting for the same
Price
Cynthia, your voice is a class on irts own ❤❤, keep it up
Nice house, nice presentation, nice dress
Thank you so much
The house feels closed in though , big sliding windows would have been a winner for me
The house being a farm house is not bad though I saw a few things that I didn't feel, to start with the windows, whoever came up with the tinted house windows did an injustice to modern housing, going to the next issue I have is the master bedroom, I saw that huge wardrobe with the see through sliding doors, I'd have appreciated if the room had a walking closet the shower room having no jacuzzi, only a shower? I'd have loved it with a swimming pool at the back.
Other than that I loved what was done in the other rooms I wish the client would have done different colors on each rest room and the bedrooms also. Cynthia I always love when you take us on a house tour because of how you engage us with the details, Fine Urban Real Estate and Interiors you never disappoint.
thank you for the detailed review.
I also picked almost the same issues given the magnitude of the project. They did injustice on the common washroom that doesn't have window with natural lighting
Beautiful house. Well done.
we're glad you like it.
So very nice work and beautiful❤❤❤🎉
thank you for the kind remarks.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you for your kind remarks.
Cynthia good job ❤🇺🇸
this is realy perfect
When I start my project! I will contact you for full service including construction currently looking for specious land.
Good job. The bathrooms could do with shower cubicles for a spectacular look and control water splashes.
so we are going to ignore the windows at the staircase looking into the downstairs common toilet?
Sio i will be living in such a house while my neighbours live in huts and can not afford a daily meal
This house is very welcoming and very well done I like the colors and I like how you managed to keep the walls bright and the floor dark
The only problem I see is you don't have enough socket outlets in all rooms I checked the living room and there's only two outlets you need more sockets
There's some rooms that just have one socket the kitchen has literally one or two sockets
does digging up the lounge floor not compromise the structural integrity of the building?
No, the floor is usually made up of a slab and a screeding layer. Screeding doesn't have any structural properties and you can modify it as you like.
@@carlingari8850 but the screening layer is only 50mm how do you go about it
@@samskchannel You scrape off about half of it (there are good screed scraping machines for it) while making sure the bottom layer is primed to properly bond with the upper layer, apply the new concrete layer according to whatever new floor finish you intend to use. You can also get rid of it and replace it completely.
@@samskchannel And the concrete mixes for slabs are considerably stronger than those for screeds, so the screeding layer usually just peels off without damaging the structural layer
Beautiful but the ceiling is very low
Please why do so many african houses just have showers where the water can spill everywhere? It's annoying. Add some blocks to contain the water for just the shower!
Chinese design so annoying especially when you want to use the toilet immediately after someone had come from taking shower
@@DaviesMatep. That's gross. And a house of this caliber has the shower next to the toilet like that. It turns me off immediately.
We are not building it for you. It is for Africans.
We are not building it for you. It is for Africans.
Our home built in the early 70's has shower thresholds that prevents spillage. There's also a pony wall that separates the toilet and shower.
I never saw these types of build growing up in the 70's and 80's. I have lived abroad since the early 90's and each time I visit Kenya and walk into the homes,the standard design of interiors fall really short of my expectation. The issue I always have is bathroom, closets and kitchens... and the crazy steep stairs. The guest bathroom can't accommodate anyone that is more than 150 lbs. They could have kept the sink outside of the toilet instead of squeezing it in there😂
How much does it cost to build that house i want tu build one like that
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Ehhhh we r making major moves as a country
Awesome design. However the soil type in Nyamira does not favour the white
How is that even relevant? There's grass everywhere.
@carlingari8850 it finds it way to the walls and stain never comes off..take a visit you'll see
Living room stairs should have been curved instead of straight
thanks for the feedback!
Price please
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is this Kenya ?
Yeah in Nyamira County. It is in the country side, Western part of Kenya.
Kisii region.
Hello, yes this is in Kenya.
I can guarantee you this is a public fund stolen somewhere.
Mkuu hao ni wakisii wa majuu.
Hiyo ni pesa ya majuu bro ,usicheze na wakisii ..most of them reside abroad and make lots of money out there
Hii nyumba tu????
Kuiba tu Ndio iko kwa kichwa yako.😂😂
Say it louder
How much it cost
How much can that gazebo cost? Just roughly estimate
1.5m @daviesmatep
How Shall an old person or in case someone who is disabled Axceses set up space: I don't know why most houses in Kenya miss this point: The main door should be less harmful on ages, but as I can see that door can be harmful to children when the wind is blowing strong: I wish the person could invest in free sun for Solar lights in garden and security lights also in the house lights as emergency
Selling a half an in Nyamira for 1.5m good for construction for such a home
Watu sio wajinga bwana.
That rooftop fireplace is in a very awkward position. Why not have plants or a water feature/sculpture and seats there instead and have a wee fireplace next to that seating area?
The farm house is spectacular but the sky lights are so unnecessary it took away usable space/down stairs is practically open there was no need for them
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
cynth what happen to the sound
Why don't you step on the glass then? Usidanganye watu, that's not structural glass.
Beautiful home. But very poor finishing and bad paint job.
If this is a farm house then I'm poor😂😂
lol😅😅
That's Minnesota money. Not Kenyan😊
Really? I do know Mn is full of kisii
thats not a gazebo
It is called a telephone shower 😂😂
Talking too much! Nice house
Be nice,please.
Tax payers money. They will sell it and clean the money
Diaspora money is hard earned my friend 🧡 hakuna short cuts
JESUS. FROM MY LIPS TO GOD'S EARS
Cynthia, the camera person is either jealous of you or too possessive. Why dress so smart but deny us the chance seeing you clearly?
😂😂 wewe umesema hutaki hse tour
We are viewing the house, not the presenter. Unless you came to watch because of other reasons
Explain how this house is sustainable for the future generations of Kenyans you build a house that does not contribute to the society for instance by collecting rainfall. . So a bad construction overall. . You know a building is not like a woman where we care about beauty and outfit but what’s inside brain and heart has a great importance. . So think about it when developing Kenya because the new law in Kenya will allow me to get rich through demolitions . . Think about what you create
Bro we ni matako kweli😂. How does collecting rainfall for PERSONAL use contribute to society and in NYAMIRA, a county with more than enough rainfall.
@@briankh4284 umbwa you are such a foolish individual you don’t know even how to build a society that is why people are dying and you don’t have spread of waterplaces in Kenya to make the country beautiful wake up and look around Kenya 🇰🇪 Kenyans don’t have communities they have estates the richest place in Kenya is unqualified. . Explain how my structure don’t work mavi wewe
@@briankh4284 😭
😃😀😅🙂🙃hatari wewe kweli