As a builder / designer for 30 yrs, and a few yrs of researching building in PH, I would just about clone this house for myself. I think wood grain floors absolutely kick this place up a few notches and gives it a western comfortable feel as opposed to the ugly stamped fake marble. It makes it a whole different house. I'm taking note of that awesome gazebo too. Good job man.☮️🤘🏼
Nice home. I have a house built in the province as well but the bathrooms are made like in N. America, w separation. Also have 3rd floor but it’s more like half covered area and half open for star gazing and a section for laundry area. 1st floor 2 bedrooms for guest and own BT also for future when we can’t climb the stairs anymore. 😂
@@donnacalderon4825 nice! Well thought out. I think if my wife or I were here to supervise the building, it might’ve been a little better. When I look at the guestrooms, there is plenty of room to make the bathroom a little bit bigger. We have also talked about remodeling the guestroom restrooms
@@rowenalibang5111 unfortunately my wife and I are still working in the US when the house was being built. My wife’s sister would keep us updated and helped supervise for us. Thank you for the kind comment.
The gazebo is great. I designed and installed my own solar power system. It is installed next to patio which has a balcony above it. The solar array is 6"6" high on the low side away from the house and the side next to the house is at the level of the balcony floor 10"8". It's 65' long and 15' wide. About 40' has cement under it. We also built a grill/dirty kitchen with a roof at the end of the solar array (the end by the patio). So basically it's like a gazebo. Wife hung lights all around the bottom of the array. We have a patio table and chairs on the patio and 4 of those folding bench/tables we bought at S&R, the same ones they sell at Costco in the US. Our second floor where we have a family room, master bedroom, and 2 rooms for our twins has mahogany wood floors. All 5 bedrooms and the maids room have CR's. We have a 1/2 circular staircase which has a 1/2 bath under it. We live in Lipa, Batangas where the weather is usually very nice (basically the same as Tagaytay which is 17 miles as the crow flies. We live in a gated and guarded golf community. Very few houses here have bars on the windows. We've been here 3 1/2 years. Very quiet neighborhood, you don't hear roosters, dogs, trikes or jeepneys. Loving it here.
@@pilotdrh that sounds awesome! Batangas is a really beautiful place. We kind of ended up where we’re at because of family. But it works. I saw those fold up tables buy one take one. 👍
One of the better houses I've seen that has integrated with the Philippine community and life style. Well thought out for your kneeds. I've seen the mansions some forefingers build, and really don't like there show off, I've got money builds.
We had Globe but went out and took 3 Weeks for them to Fix so going with another now but looking into Starlink Mini thought that would be better.....Love the House now if I could get on the Ocean..LOL Actually I could live in the Gazebo if I'm on Beachfront!!❤❤❤❤
@@VloggingLife. Starlink is about 2700 pesos per month. The drawback is when it rains really hard you’ll lose your Internet and you have to have 100% clear surroundings so it has access to the one satellite services the Philippines.
@@cryptoPI1234 Ok I apreciate that I House sat for a Neighbor in Arizona and was really impressed perhaps more Sattelites in US I thought for my next return to do the Mobile Mini one but can wait awhile!!
Hay I thank you for sharing this great vlog. It is giving us some ideas for our 2 nd home on our lot. Planning is the key word you used. I’m trying to find a shipping company that will deliver to Leyte Ormoc City. From the west coast WA State. Any little heads up would be so hopefully. Loved your Vlog.
Where are you located? When I lived in Rodriguez Rizal, no problem with Globe, PLDT sucked. Here in Davao Mindanao Globe is awful. I was planning on Starlink becaothers said it was good. I wonder what your download speed is because Globe is barely gets 2.1 mbps on a good day and i have weekly Zoom conferences with San Antonio Texas Church
Starlink is n$45 a month and no quicker and is not reliable in weather and you need a complete 360 degree surrounding of the sky. I have that but it's not better than my provider and cost twice as much.
if i can ask how much did it cost to build your home? also the land was purchased before? you do have a beautiful home and well thought out.....I would install ceiling fans myself and agree I dont like toilets to close to the sink and dont understand why the shower and toilets are so close....BUT it a fabulous designed and tohught out...how big the the land ?
Nice house! Planning to build my house out there too. Just wondering how long ago was this house built? And if you don't mind, around how much did it cost to build?
Overall you built a cool joint - like you said the bathrooms are a little 'tight' - so questions: 1) were you not able to change bathroom design to make roomier? 2) were you not able to, or did you choose not to, put in central air? what's the story on no central air ? Lastly just an observation - when I see my fellow USA brethren in PHI , I do notice the 'noise' - as you stated, noise comes from roosters, motorbikes, trikes, jeepneys, vehicles - the noise is no bueno - I'm glad in my city here in USA there is an actual law that prohibits roosters in the city limits - some neighbor a few years ago had one and that !@% thing would crow all damned day long - yes it does get old. I will be going over to PHI sooner than later. Thanks for sharing, making this vid. All the best!
@@yootoobed couple of ideas for the bathroom if we decide on a remodel. Not sure how many people have central air in the Philippines, we never explored that option. Thanks and enjoy your next trip
@yootoobed In the 9 years I've lived here I have only seen one house with central air. I used to teach English to wealthy Russian tourists teens who would come here for summers. They would rent a house for the kids who were supervised by a chaperone. I once spoke to the owners of the house who had the place up for sale. They were asking 45 million pesos for it. I doubt you'd find any house valued say less than $500k in USD that would have central air. Folks usually only use AC in their bedrooms here.
@@sunnyd4983 north of 100k + sorry but not really comfortable telling people how much I spent. Remember, this was five years ago, so if you’re trying to gauge cost now, it’s a lot more
@@GerardoGuzman-gb6qj karaoke is certainly another form of noise pollution and although we didn’t hear it in the video, it is common. I have no problem with it. We have our own karaoke as well. Let’s face it. Karaoke is a main stay in the Philippines. I actually love listening to Filipinos sing. Most have a great voice. 🫶
Nice house but having prison bars in third floor is not necessary. I dont like that. Bahrooms were build as projected so I dont understand why you didnt choose different bathroom dispositions. I stayed in many places with spacious bathrooms so definitelly it is not a problem to build them in Philippines.
Good point! I think part of the problem is that we were not here to watch it get built. It’s only the guest bathrooms that I have a problem with. Never realized on the blueprint. We actually have an idea on how to make it more accommodating. We’ll see.
@ very true, we did have shower curtains, and we might put them up again, depending on visitors. We’ll figure something out to make it more accommodating for all guest. Thank you for the comment and idea.
@@cryptoPI1234 oh well that’s a bad investment decision in all areas. You’ll end up like a guy who had a relationship with a 20 year gap. When the kids got out of the nest, the husband is too old but the woman was active physically and sexually, young and outgoing. She divorced her husband. She remarried to a younger physically fit man who gives her great sex! As an old man, you will be a LIABILITY. You either get MURDERED that look like an accident or get replaced with a younger man and you’ll end up alone. You could’ve bought her a condominium instead so you’ll have insurance till you’re old!
Watched to get in sight. Just an advice. Your use of the term USA standard and filipino standard seems prejudiced. There are a lot of filipino houses wit a better standard than USA standard. Tanay area would be considered provincial area therefore 2 to 3 rd rate kinda real estate. Most houses there would be minimal cause the land is cheap. Come around my house in White Plains, and you will see above your so-called USA standard. And you boost about having house over or higher than everybody else. Because your area is 3rd rate subdivision where building a multi level medium size house is not advisable. If you ever want to sell it , nobody is gonna pay the cost you built it for. Cause people that would buy a house in that subdivision are common or at best just average filipinos. House like that is out of place. That's a forever house ,you would have a hard time selling at the cost you built it for. Finally, foriegner cannot own land in PI. So technically, your wife probably owns it, not you. Be a good American and be nice to your wife. You live in her house. Tame down the bravado Dude. But I get it. Most American see themselves as above the pinoys. Typical
@@RO-br7hv Thank you for your comment. You’re right never going to sell the house. And you’re about the 10th person that told me it doesn’t belong to me and I t belongs to my wife. I’ve known that for over 35 years. I’m sorry, I certainly was not trying to boast about my house and I’m sorry if I might have offended you in anyway and yes, I would like to see your place. Thank you! 🫶
@@MrTravolta24 well yeah you’re absolutely 100% spot on. Anyone that knows anything about the Philippines the Filipino can only own the land and as far as I’m concerned, it’s mine unless my wife leaves me after 35 years of marriage. I’m not worried about it either way.
@@cryptoPI1234 Good luck to you. I hope it works out well. But gray divorce is a thing. I don't know why men don't protect themselves, its very strange to me.
@MrTravolta24 that's like your mom saying, if i aborted you, that would be one less mouth to feed. It's true but does it need to be said and said it that manner? Let that sink in....have a blessed 2025
Pretty nice for PH, especially among other foreigners here who cheap out. I cringe every time I see these old Americans either rent a garbage filipino “house” for $100/month or build a typical small, uncomfortable filipino style home for like $15k. This property is nice, it has way more of a western feel to it. Good work! I’m curious, how much did this one cost being a 3 story building meant for 2 families?
@@DestinationJapan95 thanks for the comment. I think circumstances play a role and what type of house people live in, either rent or own. But like I said in the video, this was mapped out for years. I also didn’t envision all these other houses popping up around me and I thought I would have a little more seclusion. If I can figure out how to email you, I will let you know how much it cost me to build. Let’s just say 100 K.+
@@RosalindaCubangbang when I say Filipino style, I mean that the toilet has no toilet seat no tank. Or the toilet is really close to the shower or faucet and gets wet. Over 35 years I’ve seen plenty of restrooms in most Filipino homes. And yes, I have been to plenty of hotels and other really nice homes with what I call American style toilets. On that note, I will do my best in videos going forward not to say or refrain from saying “Filipino style” too often. I certainly don’t want to offend anybody. Thank you for the very nice and honest comment.
If you compare it to wealthy homes ( Alabang or Forbes Park), he’s humbly showing that his bathroom doesn’t have a bathtub next to the toilet, which is common in the USA but not typical in our country.
Nice! Everything you need in a wonderful location around friendly people... I'd say you're doing it right!
Thank you!
As a builder / designer for 30 yrs, and a few yrs of researching building in PH, I would just about clone this house for myself. I think wood grain floors absolutely kick this place up a few notches and gives it a western comfortable feel as opposed to the ugly stamped fake marble. It makes it a whole different house. I'm taking note of that awesome gazebo too. Good job man.☮️🤘🏼
@@Matt_T__ very comforting comment, thank you!
Nice home. I have a house built in the province as well but the bathrooms are made like in N. America, w separation. Also have 3rd floor but it’s more like half covered area and half open for star gazing and a section for laundry area. 1st floor 2 bedrooms for guest and own BT also for future when we can’t climb the stairs anymore. 😂
@@donnacalderon4825 nice! Well thought out. I think if my wife or I were here to supervise the building, it might’ve been a little better. When I look at the guestrooms, there is plenty of room to make the bathroom a little bit bigger. We have also talked about remodeling the guestroom restrooms
i love the your house & everythin' man ..... the architect who designs it or whoever it was did a fantastic job ...... 5 ⭐s ...... 😂🤣😂🤣-🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
very nice comment, thank you!
Beautiful home! We have home in the Philippine didn't understand why our sink was close to the toilet in our bathroom also. It is what it is.
Yup, just roll with it! 😂
@@cryptoPI1234 Saves on a bidet installation😀
Love the place. Keeps you in shape climbing upstairs.
Thank you and you are right good exercise going up the stairs 💪
@@cryptoPI1234 Suss out how you can fit an elevator from the original garage level for when the bones get weary😲
Did you supervise the construction of the house? This is the best video I have seen. Thank you.
@@rowenalibang5111 unfortunately my wife and I are still working in the US when the house was being built. My wife’s sister would keep us updated and helped supervise for us.
Thank you for the kind comment.
Thanks for sharing a tour of your home. Nice seeing someone settled and happy in the Philippines.
No problem, thank you!
Nice video of a large lot and house. The views are amazing too.
@@JimboandGhen thank you man!
It is a good designed house for seniors.
Nice wide open space with gazebo to relax..
@@rubenreyes4477 thanks for the comment. I guess we’ll know in the coming years if it’s good for seniors going up two flights of stairs. 🤞
Very nice duplex style home. Great layouts and an awesome view. Good bless you and your family!! Thanks for sharing. 😊
@@sinceresoul9484 essentially you’re correct it’s a duplex. Thanks for the comment
The gazebo is great. I designed and installed my own solar power system. It is installed next to patio which has a balcony above it. The solar array is 6"6" high on the low side away from the house and the side next to the house is at the level of the balcony floor 10"8". It's 65' long and 15' wide. About 40' has cement under it. We also built a grill/dirty kitchen with a roof at the end of the solar array (the end by the patio). So basically it's like a gazebo. Wife hung lights all around the bottom of the array. We have a patio table and chairs on the patio and 4 of those folding bench/tables we bought at S&R, the same ones they sell at Costco in the US. Our second floor where we have a family room, master bedroom, and 2 rooms for our twins has mahogany wood floors. All 5 bedrooms and the maids room have CR's. We have a 1/2 circular staircase which has a 1/2 bath under it. We live in Lipa, Batangas where the weather is usually very nice (basically the same as Tagaytay which is 17 miles as the crow flies. We live in a gated and guarded golf community. Very few houses here have bars on the windows. We've been here 3 1/2 years. Very quiet neighborhood, you don't hear roosters, dogs, trikes or jeepneys. Loving it here.
@@pilotdrh that sounds awesome! Batangas is a really beautiful place. We kind of ended up where we’re at because of family. But it works. I saw those fold up tables buy one take one. 👍
Beautiful home!
@@Taller58 thank you!
Very nice. I'm looking at land in Southern Luzon to build on. Currently in Tanza, Cavite but want to be closer towards Tagaytay or Batangas.
We went to Tagaytay last May to visit a friend. Nice place!
That’s a nice house bro
Beautiful home
wonderful home gratz to u guys.
@@Cereal87Killer thank you
One of the better houses I've seen that has integrated with the Philippine community and life style.
Well thought out for your kneeds.
I've seen the mansions some forefingers build, and really don't like there show off, I've got money builds.
@@garyhallard6462 yeah, my brother-in-law has a 10 times better property than I have, but he likes to be inconspicuous
We had Globe but went out and took 3 Weeks for them to Fix so going with another now but looking into Starlink Mini thought that would be better.....Love the House now if I could get on the Ocean..LOL Actually I could live in the Gazebo if I'm on Beachfront!!❤❤❤❤
@@VloggingLife. Starlink is about 2700 pesos per month. The drawback is when it rains really hard you’ll lose your Internet and you have to have 100% clear surroundings so it has access to the one satellite services the Philippines.
@@cryptoPI1234 Ok I apreciate that I House sat for a Neighbor in Arizona and was really impressed perhaps more Sattelites in US I thought for my next return to do the Mobile Mini one but can wait awhile!!
Hay I thank you for sharing this great vlog. It is giving us some ideas for our 2 nd home on our lot. Planning is the key word you used. I’m trying to find a shipping company that will deliver to Leyte Ormoc City. From the west coast WA State. Any little heads up would be so hopefully. Loved your Vlog.
New subscriber here. Look forward to watching your videos
@@peter-bakestar thanks Peter hopefully I can keep you entertained plenty of info here in the Philippines
Where are you located? When I lived in Rodriguez Rizal, no problem with Globe, PLDT sucked. Here in Davao Mindanao Globe is awful. I was planning on Starlink becaothers said it was good. I wonder what your download speed is because Globe is barely gets 2.1 mbps on a good day and i have weekly Zoom conferences with San Antonio Texas Church
Starlink is n$45 a month and no quicker and is not reliable in weather and you need a complete 360 degree surrounding of the sky. I have that but it's not better than my provider and cost twice as much.
You can add a mini elevator
We have actually talked about that. Who knows!
if i can ask how much did it cost to build your home? also the land was purchased before? you do have a beautiful home and well thought out.....I would install ceiling fans myself and agree I dont like toilets to close to the sink and dont understand why the shower and toilets are so close....BUT it a fabulous designed and tohught out...how big the the land ?
Thanks for the nice comments. I’d rather not say how much the cost as it was spread over several years. Let’s just say 100 K.+
The land is 450 m²
Nice house! Planning to build my house out there too. Just wondering how long ago was this house built? And if you don't mind, around how much did it cost to build?
I'm writing this comment while I'm watching so if you answered my questions in the video, sorry about that lol
It was built at the end of 2019 and cost 100 K+
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Nice Job!!! Hows the brown out?
Not many brownouts to report. I think we might have had two since we’ve been here and they were only for a couple hours.
Overall you built a cool joint - like you said the bathrooms are a little 'tight' - so questions: 1) were you not able to change bathroom design to make roomier? 2) were you not able to, or did you choose not to, put in central air? what's the story on no central air ? Lastly just an observation - when I see my fellow USA brethren in PHI , I do notice the 'noise' - as you stated, noise comes from roosters, motorbikes, trikes, jeepneys, vehicles - the noise is no bueno - I'm glad in my city here in USA there is an actual law that prohibits roosters in the city limits - some neighbor a few years ago had one and that !@% thing would crow all damned day long - yes it does get old. I will be going over to PHI sooner than later. Thanks for sharing, making this vid. All the best!
@@yootoobed couple of ideas for the bathroom if we decide on a remodel. Not sure how many people have central air in the Philippines, we never explored that option. Thanks and enjoy your next trip
@yootoobed In the 9 years I've lived here I have only seen one house with central air. I used to teach English to wealthy Russian tourists teens who would come here for summers. They would rent a house for the kids who were supervised by a chaperone. I once spoke to the owners of the house who had the place up for sale. They were asking 45 million pesos for it. I doubt you'd find any house valued say less than $500k in USD that would have central air. Folks usually only use AC in their bedrooms here.
@ it’s so true. I have a family member with a house valued over 50 million pieces and they don’t have central air either.
Beautiful! Which part of the Philippines?
@@ruthboaz7355 about 35 km south of Manila. Tanay area
nice house, are you guys from south Luzon?
Well-done. Enjoy your retirement
Thank you!
What was the final cost?
@@sunnyd4983 north of 100k + sorry but not really comfortable telling people how much I spent.
Remember, this was five years ago, so if you’re trying to gauge cost now, it’s a lot more
@cryptoPI1234 Thanks
How much does your electric bill run you on average per month? It sounds to me that you don't really use air conditioning as much as most expats.
Around 6K for electricity . Actually not that much more in the hot months.
Why the name of the channel is crypto & pi? it’s confusing me😅 I thought it is a crypto channel 😂
@CryptoPI1234 I do have a passion for crypto and the PI stands for Philippines
what are you holding RN?
you hold XRP?
@@Glenn_Torres xrp I never owned. What is RN? Render?
@@cryptoPI1234 rn. right now.
Whats the total cost for the build, including the fence?
You look Filipino 😂
We're is your house and how much it cost
about 35 km south of Manila. Tanay area
Let’s just say 100K+ completed in 2019
@@cryptoPI1234tansy is a beautiful place, now its becoming tourisy area
tanay
@ yup
No Karaoke blaring?
@@GerardoGuzman-gb6qj karaoke is certainly another form of noise pollution and although we didn’t hear it in the video, it is common. I have no problem with it. We have our own karaoke as well. Let’s face it. Karaoke is a main stay in the Philippines. I actually love listening to Filipinos sing. Most have a great voice. 🫶
Nice house but having prison bars in third floor is not necessary. I dont like that. Bahrooms were build as projected so I dont understand why you didnt choose different bathroom dispositions. I stayed in many places with spacious bathrooms so definitelly it is not a problem to build them in Philippines.
Good point! I think part of the problem is that we were not here to watch it get built. It’s only the guest bathrooms that I have a problem with. Never realized on the blueprint. We actually have an idea on how to make it more accommodating. We’ll see.
@@cryptoPI1234 If I build a house I would do toilets separated in their dedicated rooms. That how it is in my house in Europe.
They can still put a small half wall to separate the shower from water splashing all over MESSY
@ very true, we did have shower curtains, and we might put them up again, depending on visitors. We’ll figure something out to make it more accommodating for all guest. Thank you for the comment and idea.
@@cryptoPI1234 Glass screen does the job and takes up little space
You can’t own a house only condo. A divorce case involving a foreign and Filipino wife left the American guy broke after divorce 😅
@@chuck_dane that’s true but my wife is dual citizen and if she wants to divorce me after 35 years . Of course!
@@cryptoPI1234yeah but she get to keep everything in the Philippines. Our Supreme Court sided with the wife. You’ll get zero after separation 😂
@@chuck_dane i’m not trying to get anything. Like I said earlier if she divorces me oh well I lose. I already knew that before I bought the home.
@@cryptoPI1234 oh well that’s a bad investment decision in all areas. You’ll end up like a guy who had a relationship with a 20 year gap. When the kids got out of the nest, the husband is too old but the woman was active physically and sexually, young and outgoing. She divorced her husband. She remarried to a younger physically fit man who gives her great sex!
As an old man, you will be a LIABILITY. You either get MURDERED that look like an accident or get replaced with a younger man and you’ll end up alone.
You could’ve bought her a condominium instead so you’ll have insurance till you’re old!
@@chuck_daneHe can build 4 these houses for average price of one house in USA. Not a big deal. If he lose one he still would have 3 more.
Damn, it looks like a prison. Beautiful house.
😂
Watched to get in sight. Just an advice. Your use of the term USA standard and filipino standard seems prejudiced. There are a lot of filipino houses wit a better standard than USA standard. Tanay area would be considered provincial area therefore 2 to 3 rd rate kinda real estate. Most houses there would be minimal cause the land is cheap. Come around my house in White Plains, and you will see above your so-called USA standard. And you boost about having house over or higher than everybody else. Because your area is 3rd rate subdivision where building a multi level medium size house is not advisable. If you ever want to sell it , nobody is gonna pay the cost you built it for. Cause people that would buy a house in that subdivision are common or at best just average filipinos. House like that is out of place. That's a forever house ,you would have a hard time selling at the cost you built it for. Finally, foriegner cannot own land in PI. So technically, your wife probably owns it, not you. Be a good American and be nice to your wife. You live in her house. Tame down the bravado Dude. But I get it. Most American see themselves as above the pinoys. Typical
@@RO-br7hv Thank you for your comment. You’re right never going to sell the house. And you’re about the 10th person that told me it doesn’t belong to me and I t belongs to my wife. I’ve known that for over 35 years. I’m sorry, I certainly was not trying to boast about my house and I’m sorry if I might have offended you in anyway and yes, I would like to see your place. Thank you! 🫶
Is it your house.... or a house built on land your wife owns? LOL. i.e..... not your house....
@@MrTravolta24 well yeah you’re absolutely 100% spot on. Anyone that knows anything about the Philippines the Filipino can only own the land and as far as I’m concerned, it’s mine unless my wife leaves me after 35 years of marriage. I’m not worried about it either way.
@@cryptoPI1234 Good luck to you. I hope it works out well. But gray divorce is a thing. I don't know why men don't protect themselves, its very strange to me.
Buddy, he knows and we all know. No need to be rude to someone who hasn't done anything bad to you. Happy 2025
@@Matakui2011Pointing out the truth isn't being rude. Calling out stuff is a warning to others not to take the same risk.
@MrTravolta24 that's like your mom saying, if i aborted you, that would be one less mouth to feed. It's true but does it need to be said and said it that manner? Let that sink in....have a blessed 2025
Pretty nice for PH, especially among other foreigners here who cheap out. I cringe every time I see these old Americans either rent a garbage filipino “house” for $100/month or build a typical small, uncomfortable filipino style home for like $15k.
This property is nice, it has way more of a western feel to it. Good work!
I’m curious, how much did this one cost being a 3 story building meant for 2 families?
@@DestinationJapan95 thanks for the comment. I think circumstances play a role and what type of house people live in, either rent or own. But like I said in the video, this was mapped out for years. I also didn’t envision all these other houses popping up around me and I thought I would have a little more seclusion. If I can figure out how to email you, I will let you know how much it cost me to build. Let’s just say 100 K.+
Why you always say Filipino style?
Go to Alabang village or Forbes park or other excellent upscale mansion … you can see the difference
@@RosalindaCubangbang when I say Filipino style, I mean that the toilet has no toilet seat no tank. Or the toilet is really close to the shower or faucet and gets wet. Over 35 years I’ve seen plenty of restrooms in most Filipino homes. And yes, I have been to plenty of hotels and other really nice homes with what I call American style toilets. On that note, I will do my best in videos going forward not to say or refrain from saying “Filipino style” too often. I certainly don’t want to offend anybody. Thank you for the very nice and honest comment.
If you compare it to wealthy homes ( Alabang or Forbes Park), he’s humbly showing that his bathroom doesn’t have a bathtub next to the toilet, which is common in the USA but not typical in our country.
@ 👍👊
Don’t like the architecture!
@@RosalindaCubangbang it certainly not perfect and I can’t disagree with you. I still love it, and it fits my needs.
Beautiful home.