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What a user of a friend (!)

They have an amazing eye for design.

I felt this woman and house amused Sarah 😅

They're just wanting to be right about the 1 bedroom because it boosts their ego identity. Sarahs calmness is inspiring. I would have gotten highly triggered.

I'm thinking they created their dream home, for themselves.

They deserved to do well. They listened, researched and were not arrogant and pig headed.

Wish I had benefit of Sarah s advice..

Cool guy

One smart guy with a good renovation, and one greedy woman who rushed in seeing dollar signs in her eyes, which backfired beautifully! Karma! Let's hope she has learnt a valuable lesson here!

Sarah hates open plan 😅 i wonder if she agrees year 2024

These scientists are the type we were supposed to look up to during Covid!

Karma got them! They were lazy, ungrateful and wanted top price for mostly shoddy work. The kitchen was awful!

She just won’t listen to any advice

I had a flat years ago that had a kitchen with no window, and I hated it. Kitchens need light, bathrooms are not such a requirement.

This couple have an ego

To bad that the twins didn't learn the lesson of Keep Yourself Teachable .😢😢

I can't help but wonder if some of the male participants would have been more inclined to listen to Sarah if she were also male.

I hate Lisa

Girl power.... Not! Obnoxious girls who have no idea!

Always the same story. Almost makes me wonder whether the participants aren't vetted and chosen based on who is less inclined to listen to Sarah's advice for the sake of entertainment value. Personally, I love it when developers listen to Sarah and end up with a successful development.

This show should really be called “I don’t care what Sarah says, I’m gonna do what I want to do and be on television.“

Why don't they ever take Sarah's advice. Where do they find these people?

No wonder he's divorced

It was a silly decision that Ken made. However, Mark is completely out of order the way he spoke to him and behaved like a spoiled child.

Why don't people listen to Sarah. She has lots of experience and knowledge

And all the tech is now dated and old

Why don't these people listen to Sarah

Good standard, hideous taste

I like Jonathan's sense of humor.

Who pounds NAILS through plaster board to find the studs? Tap on it and listen, for heaven's sake! And there are tools you can buy that will locate the nails in the studs using a magnet. Ridiculous!

|The woman is stupid. She ruined the finish on the tub herself with her developing chemicals, but she thinks that other people renting flats will float above the floors and use rubber knives on the worktops and bow down in worship of their aesthetic sensibilities.

Three MALE assessors of the house and not ONE noticed that the bathtub is totally useless for anyone but a gymnast who never cleans and has no kids?

I hate those big, corner bathtubs. They take up way too much floor space. They cost more to fill, they cool down rapidly because of so much surface area of the tub (and usually are quite shallow, at least in my experience). They are harder to clean because you've got to reach across a big space to get to the far side of the tub to scrub it. A tub that big is arguably less safe for small children, as they are further from a wall to grab onto and pull themselves up if they go under the water. They are horrible and overwhelm the bathroom with this big monstrosity. As soon as I see one of those, I cross that house/flat off my list. They are about as practical as a round bed. There is a reason why bathtub shapes have not changed in over a century: the standard design works best. Novelty designs in bathtubs or beds are a waste of money and an annoyance that just has to be changed when people start living real life.

They probably had to live in that house for a LONG time, having spent the profits on the sale of their other house to decorate this one in ugly, clashing, unsellable 'taste.'

The Safari room (ghastly, and hardly 'neutral') looks like you can't open the door without hitting the sofa, so where would they have put a bed?

How can they be so stubborn and say they'd rather take less money just to keep the second room as a den. Infuriating!

Those tiles in the kitchen - they are SO COMMON! I see them in almost every episode of Location, Location, Location or Escape to the Country (though usually with a blue in the mix). I sometimes wonder if the UK even HAS any other options for kitchen tiles. And in a big kitchen like that, not having a table means that the cook will be isolated. Sarah is right: people tend to gather in the kitchen. Nowhere to sit means they will be standing around underfoot if they come in to be near the cook, and the cook will feel isolated and cut off from guests and family. Not going with a table is a stupid choice in a FAMILY home where the parents are going to be wanting to keep an eye on the kids and the kids are going to want to hang out in the kitchen.

In the US, I have the feeling that the producers would have tactfully 'helped' the woman get her dentures fitted so they don't click and rattle every time she speaks... Ah, the joys of UK socialized dentistry.

You see it again and again and again on Location, Location, Location, or Escape to the Country: older couples who want their 'dream house,' but the problem is that it's a house they dreamed of when they were young and fit, when they had several children at home, etc. It's an aspirational house for a young family, not something they should be taking on potentially 5-10 years before they die. Often, they have a fantasy of having not only their children somehow using the house, but their children's spouses and children. So it's a fantasy of having 'all the family here' but for Christmas, maybe - realistically, once or twice a year they will fill that house with family (and no thought of how much WORK and expense it is to clean and prepare beds and meals, etc. for a house full of people). But they go ahead and buy a house with that fantasy in mind. Forget that their children are currently taking holidays abroad and are unlikely to want to spend two weeks summer holidays in a village with their parents. Forget the fact that their children's spouses also have parents who will expect visits. Forget the fact that their children sometimes live on the other side of the planet and are not going to be coming home for Sunday dinners. They have this 'dream' of a huge family in a huge house, and they buy it at age 65. I'd love to see a follow-up when they are 70 or 75. Are they still rattling around in the 'dream'?

Love their optimism!

Where do they find these people - they don't listen to a thing Sarah advises!!! So stubborn!!!

Very overconfident children on this one. Particularly the daughter who appears to treat Sarah’s advice with contempt.

You look lovely glowing, are you expecting or......is this an old post?! OMG,no shade, no privacy, and and most times I walk into some else's home its unlikely i would like it, Taste is very personal, breaks my heart to say it but don't give them a credit card, i have my own, but not paying for yours!

I love my Vctorian in Canada how naive to plan this hodge podge of styles, I almost cried when they howked out that sweet fireplace for that ugly polished monstrosity Typical NYer all talk and not much taste. Why buy an old home and strip it of character?! The result is sterile!

Developers only, the rest of us are being screwed!

Omfg that kitchen warping already! I would sue for my money back

What a bunch of knobheads. Too much emotion for a rental.

I prefer the original windows and original internal doors.

What a lovely couple! They worked together, shared ideas, and were thoroughly supported each other. This is so refreshing to see, I'm glad it ended well.

I just don't like that designer... Skipping over that part til the end