I've cycled through the village; it's a lovely area, and looking on Google maps, you've got the River Stour at the bottom of the garden. Might, as you say, need £1,000,000 worth of work, but it would still be reasonable for its location.
@spacechoc aye, Bowness is lovely. I adore windermere. But idk, I guess to someone who isn't from here, it kind of is the middle of nowhere. There isn't much compared to what city dwellers are used to. Or what even especially large towns are used to. In my town, dalton, we have one main road, and all there really is in terms of business is chip shops beer shops, and pubs. 😂 even the corner shops have a liquor license. 😅
3:31 I'M NOT EVEN JOKING, I paused and commented on how it looked like an upside down Chess pawn and then you said basically the same thing as soon as I unpaused 😂
The authorised graves will be actual graves. You can be buried on your own land with the right permissions. Chap in my village has his parents and grandparents buried on his land.
When I bought my first house, I decided to put moose’s head above the fireplace. When my mum visited me, she had a great shock. She’d thought the animal had smashed through the wall!
That house at 9:40 has what looks like legitimate medieval plaster paintwork, definitely medieval construction methods in the structure. It might be in a bit of a state but that house is of incredible value. Just the plaster walls in there are priceless, museums fall over themselves to get hold of that stuff when these ancient homes finally leave families who have kept hold of them for centuries. It's a shame to see it in an abandoned state, but that is a proper house. That has definite historical value. From the entire town of Ipswich nearby not even that much medieval plasterwork walls were rescued to put into Christchurch Mansion on display. That is an incredibly high class property, and I wouldn't even be surprised if an archeological organisation grabbed it up to study it. Nearby Ipswich has some similar houses, though not anywhere near as grand, which are preserved empty for their historical value with occasional tours and little museum displays in the windows detailing the building's history.
This video is hilarious! I just can't believe for the life of me how some ferret can just design and put these places together and just say to himself " Perfect".😂
I actually liked the house you wanted to tear down, but then again I live in a partly medieval house on a Bronze Age gravesite (there are a few younger childgraves too), so I'm quite used to ghosts.
Well, with such a tiny geography and such a long history, it's inevitable that at least a decent segment of the British population would have graves in their yards.
What you were saying about them using “boasts” and “spacious” is so true.. I’m trying to buy a flat in Sheffield at the moment, it’s tough out there when u don’t earn enough to buy anything that’s actually spacious, I’ve seen some wild things on Rightmove. Front door going into the bedroom for 100k, a “studio” that’s just a small bedroom with a few kitchen cupboards and a stove.
Of course that sinkhole house had to be in Reading. As someone who was born and still lives there I can confirm it’s a dump, especially near town centre and Oxford Road
That house in Princes Crescent I had to take a look for myself on streetview. What is going on with that whole street. Half the houses look like they've suddenly been vandalised in the last few years. Also surprisingly, it has actually been sold
10:00 no fucking way I SWEAR that house is on the bus route I used to take to college. Weird, not in a great place because you'd have to only use a car (or walk ages to the nearest bus stop) and absolutely gross looking. The graves are really just the cherry on the cake lmao
I passed a large modern house recently that was in a right state - pealing paint, chunks of render missing etc. I looked it up on Google maps and it was only 10 years old, it'd started falling apart after only 2 years. There used to be a mini balcony on one of the windows, but it'd fallen off about 5 years ago.
Standard two up two downs in 1963 were around £1200. That's a little over 1 year's wage at the time. That's how people back then could work in a fast food restaurant and support a wife and 6 kids comfortably. My grandfather took care of his mortgage in 5 years iirc. Impossible to do that today unless you're in the top 1% of earners.
House is a little overdone, but that's not bad at all, other than the kitchen. You can see a lot of that furniture is incredibly old, priceless stuff. Since most of the styling and decor is from the 1700s (some looks like it actually is, not recreation) that's not to the modern Ikea and Facebook dominated anti-aesthetic, but nothing wrong with that house at all. That's a regular sized house that has been done up like somewhere King Charles would live, and that's top class. That's like when you meet 20 year old kids who put in the effort to wear a nice suit everyday. You know for sure they're not stupid enough to watch TV.
2:35 I would like this and did this with my tv because yes I’m a vampire. No seriously though I have a natural pupil dilation of 7.5 and I get migraines so my house is pretty dark and barely any natural lighting. It’s basically all lamps or LIFX lights so I can control the brightness.
You know you live in a country with serious housing crisis when you would happily buy any of these 😂 People be selling tips like this for €1 million over here
My husband grew up a vouple houses down from the house with the two authorised graves. It's in a rather expensive area. It's in "Constable Country", where thr famous painter John Constable used to live. It's quite posh.
If you want to see a house out of most normal.peoples price range check out the old rectory in Cornwall, I recently did a boiler swap there and it is huge
2:30 that is definitely a vampire's house
They must be a very fancy vampire than
Heard the WWDITS theme in my head at that one.
Cameraman must be a vampire. How tf did he not catch himself in that ultra reflective kitchen
If Liberace was a vampire
Reminded me of two wannabe burglars from a Guy Ritchie movie: "they can't even afford new furniture!"
George should buy one of these houses and review them
yeah he should spend a few hundred grand on some shit house for a million views
Aye, and then he could write the money off as a business expense. 😂
the lover of architecture in me absolutely loves when george makes videos reacting to awful/expensive houses
3:22 the biggest crime here is the diagonal toilet
honestly I'm a fan. finally a toilet I'm not digging my leg into a wall when I'm sat on it
@@glebglub having it flat against the wall could achieve the same thing, with the right positioning
@@glebglubcould just put it further from the wall. If it were a bigger room, the toilet could be centered
@@MangarooKangaroo What? Right in the middle of the room? 🙂
"Im not a fan of that texture of blanket" 😂
The blanket doesnt come with the house
That 16th century house is actually gorgeous, just needs a lot of work.
I've cycled through the village; it's a lovely area, and looking on Google maps, you've got the River Stour at the bottom of the garden. Might, as you say, need £1,000,000 worth of work, but it would still be reasonable for its location.
either im having deja vu or george has dementia bc he did a whole BIT about the purple house in the last one of these videos
He defo did and then went on about the cuck chair
I think it was ItalianBach, but I could be wrong.
He did, I think it was reposted in the subreddit and he just forgot about that abomination
Ohhh yes I think you're right@@rileystanley4142
1:20 Vectors living room style
r/beatmetoit
OH YEEAH!!
9:18 calling cumbria the middle of nowhere lmao
Not just cumbria, but Bowness. Probably the largest town in the Lake District proper.
best part of england and he calls it middle of nowhere lmao can tell hes never been lake district
I come from cumbria, very specifically the west cost of Cumbria. One road in, one road out. 😂 I am in the middle of nowhere. 😅
@spacechoc aye, Bowness is lovely. I adore windermere. But idk, I guess to someone who isn't from here, it kind of is the middle of nowhere. There isn't much compared to what city dwellers are used to. Or what even especially large towns are used to. In my town, dalton, we have one main road, and all there really is in terms of business is chip shops beer shops, and pubs. 😂 even the corner shops have a liquor license. 😅
@@AUDHDlucy yeah I live in the middle of nowhere cumbria, just thought it was funny man
3:31 I'M NOT EVEN JOKING, I paused and commented on how it looked like an upside down Chess pawn and then you said basically the same thing as soon as I unpaused 😂
Check Mate 😂😆
first house was gorgeous. i would wanna live there
the inside had used ai to make it look staged
the inside had used ai to make the house look staged, used it before when i worked as an agent. any furniture is ai
2:07 shhh , the house is hiding from the Landlord
the fact i drove past the house at 10:38 today is crazy 🙏
8:50 Calling Blakelaw a "sought-after area" is the biggest crime here
The authorised graves will be actual graves. You can be buried on your own land with the right permissions. Chap in my village has his parents and grandparents buried on his land.
The only acceptable "live, laugh" type decoration is clearly "live, laugh, *BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD* "
"Live, laugh, kill, maim, burn"?
Ive just realised ive been watching george on 1.5x speed so this is the first ive heard him talk normally
When I bought my first house, I decided to put moose’s head above the fireplace. When my mum visited me, she had a great shock. She’d thought the animal had smashed through the wall!
thanks for this vital piece of infomation
That house at 9:40 has what looks like legitimate medieval plaster paintwork, definitely medieval construction methods in the structure. It might be in a bit of a state but that house is of incredible value. Just the plaster walls in there are priceless, museums fall over themselves to get hold of that stuff when these ancient homes finally leave families who have kept hold of them for centuries.
It's a shame to see it in an abandoned state, but that is a proper house. That has definite historical value. From the entire town of Ipswich nearby not even that much medieval plasterwork walls were rescued to put into Christchurch Mansion on display. That is an incredibly high class property, and I wouldn't even be surprised if an archeological organisation grabbed it up to study it. Nearby Ipswich has some similar houses, though not anywhere near as grand, which are preserved empty for their historical value with occasional tours and little museum displays in the windows detailing the building's history.
I think we need an apartment tour from you 😂
i don't think i'll ever truly be happy until i leave the uk and never come back
8:34 that's exactly how my dad's relatives have a barbecue
Petition for George to upload while England play Ireland
Sorry but don't really care
Petition for George to play Ireland
That first House, you can tell someone really loves the 70’s.
0:35 the kitchen reminds me of the old internet aesthetic called "Frutiger Dorfic"
This video is hilarious! I just can't believe for the life of me how some ferret can just design and put these places together and just say to himself " Perfect".😂
5:11 42k for that 😱, they gotta be pulling the piss, I ain't paying more than $250 for that
12:32 average GeorgeM subscriber’s bedroom except it’s arsenal themed 😂
3:26 lets not ignore the toilet paper on the FLOOR… by the toilet
No views, 13 seconds ago
Fell off
George do a flat/house tour (and show us your lego)
i think the colourful rooms and stuff is actually really fun
The purple house looks like it belongs in a Dr. Seuss book
Marie schrader
george casually dropping some of the best advice for getting a house ive heard from a youtube video
you know it's a good day when sir george memeulous uploads
8:33 that “garden” looks like the owners fled to the country side during the blitz and just never came back
7.32 : Nothing says class more than waking up to your partner Dropping their guts just feet from your bed 😂
The first house was stunning 😍
0:00 every parent ever
LMAO
I actually liked the house you wanted to tear down, but then again I live in a partly medieval house on a Bronze Age gravesite (there are a few younger childgraves too), so I'm quite used to ghosts.
Well, with such a tiny geography and such a long history, it's inevitable that at least a decent segment of the British population would have graves in their yards.
George should play the sims seriously for proper interior design 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another fine episode of George Reads My Reddit Notifications
2:36 George sounds like when a door opens in a sci-if movie
George needs to flip a house and be a landlord, his destiny
love laugh.. no live moment had me rolling
3:50 an oddly apt and therapeutic summary of BPD
What you were saying about them using “boasts” and “spacious” is so true.. I’m trying to buy a flat in Sheffield at the moment, it’s tough out there when u don’t earn enough to buy anything that’s actually spacious, I’ve seen some wild things on Rightmove. Front door going into the bedroom for 100k, a “studio” that’s just a small bedroom with a few kitchen cupboards and a stove.
4:49 its just an older toilet. I think toilets like 80 - 100 years ago were like that. Pretty sturdy
3 bedrooms plz George, I want a mote too 👍
george lives in a mansion
Oh damn I thought I was the only one who did this, I look at either ridiculously expensive places or really grim ones, and sometimes castles
That first house is mint. they started the 70s theme, they should have went all out.
First house: Temu Super Bowl ad
I really like the house with the funny garage gate
What kind of bs is buying a house that you have to give back after some time?!
UK for u
Of course that sinkhole house had to be in Reading. As someone who was born and still lives there I can confirm it’s a dump, especially near town centre and Oxford Road
there's no "live" sign in the 2nd house because they're undead
Buying a leasehold is such a con, you didn't buy anything you just made a big rent payment.
"I'd have thought it would be two million now"
*Cleethorpes*
4:46 George never seen an old fashioned toilet before!? 😅
the estate agents definitely put a prompt into chat gpt, it’s so weird
That house in Princes Crescent I had to take a look for myself on streetview. What is going on with that whole street. Half the houses look like they've suddenly been vandalised in the last few years.
Also surprisingly, it has actually been sold
Gangs of Kids force people out burnt the houses down, video's on youtube about it.
I hate red/orange interiors
4:51, I mean yeah, the decor for the house ain't that bad but I guess I can kinda see why it was out in the sub-reddit
5:29 - I list purple as my favourite colour (and have numerous things in purple) but that's really too much.
bro why is codys house there
at least its better than a box
5:30 now I just want a bar of dairy milk
Just seen the header :) Completely agree due to what I have seen/experienced 😅
we finally found out the Rules Beavo was always saying we know
10:00 no fucking way I SWEAR that house is on the bus route I used to take to college. Weird, not in a great place because you'd have to only use a car (or walk ages to the nearest bus stop) and absolutely gross looking. The graves are really just the cherry on the cake lmao
George owes us all houses
The second house is giving Tyson Fury council estate edition 😂
I passed a large modern house recently that was in a right state - pealing paint, chunks of render missing etc.
I looked it up on Google maps and it was only 10 years old, it'd started falling apart after only 2 years.
There used to be a mini balcony on one of the windows, but it'd fallen off about 5 years ago.
Nice vid
the fact that most of these are probably listed or something so they can't be knocked down 😭
Standard two up two downs in 1963 were around £1200. That's a little over 1 year's wage at the time. That's how people back then could work in a fast food restaurant and support a wife and 6 kids comfortably. My grandfather took care of his mortgage in 5 years iirc. Impossible to do that today unless you're in the top 1% of earners.
House is a little overdone, but that's not bad at all, other than the kitchen. You can see a lot of that furniture is incredibly old, priceless stuff. Since most of the styling and decor is from the 1700s (some looks like it actually is, not recreation) that's not to the modern Ikea and Facebook dominated anti-aesthetic, but nothing wrong with that house at all.
That's a regular sized house that has been done up like somewhere King Charles would live, and that's top class. That's like when you meet 20 year old kids who put in the effort to wear a nice suit everyday. You know for sure they're not stupid enough to watch TV.
Amen 🙏
george i’m in love with you
My fave series along with no context Britain 😂
I'm always distracted by the 1960s psychedelic bird lady on that piece of cloth
2:35 I would like this and did this with my tv because yes I’m a vampire. No seriously though I have a natural pupil dilation of 7.5 and I get migraines so my house is pretty dark and barely any natural lighting. It’s basically all lamps or LIFX lights so I can control the brightness.
9:29 this reminds me of the garden/kitchen in rose red
5:05 Doncaster mentioned but at what cost
not george calling my hometown the middle of nowhere
You know you live in a country with serious housing crisis when you would happily buy any of these 😂 People be selling tips like this for €1 million over here
Cheers for the house G
These are just regular sightings in this country
My husband grew up a vouple houses down from the house with the two authorised graves. It's in a rather expensive area. It's in "Constable Country", where thr famous painter John Constable used to live. It's quite posh.
Nah the second house is definitely owned by vampires
It wouldn't be much work to clear that garden if you just want a play space for the kids and you only want to grow grass.
arrived so fast not even the notification could reach me.
George not knowing what a cistern is called isn’t surprising
George showing us all the houses he bought with his drug money
2:21 all these rooms look like my house on Disney infinity 3
Best bri'ish houses:
00:00
If you want to see a house out of most normal.peoples price range check out the old rectory in Cornwall, I recently did a boiler swap there and it is huge
I gave you a like... I will subscribe after I see the house. 🤭🤭👍👍
Your Garfield looks drunk and belligerent
I liked and subbed, when should I come pick up the house? :)