And it's not even nice inside. They've taken out all original featues and character and replaced it with an office style interior. I can get that at work, no need to spend 32 million.
The house looks absolutely incredible from the outside but for £32 mil the interior really doesn’t cut it. The exposed brickwork makes it look cheap. In my opinion it’s not exactly a very luxurious homely home. There is not one chair in the whole house that you can actually just fall into to relax. 8 bedroom house with 1 parking space 🤔
I love luxury properties and appreciate the premium that comes with living in a affluent area. However the price of this property is ridiculously insane there's zero justification for this price tag!
@@TheTemporary1ne Exactly the vultures would be watching your every move. Not to mention the ridiculous parking restrictions, endless construction works, round the clock traffic etc!
I totally agree that the square and outside presentation does look lovely. I couldn't believe how badly designed the television viewing room was? An entire wall is filled with this ridiculous TV! Unfortunately, the seating opposite is very close! Just wondering if the designer was high at the time lol 😂
For the first 9 minutes of the video, I felt so claustrophobic, I could barely breath. Give me a much cheaper mansion in the country any day - not that I have the money for a mansion 😉
$32 million pounds and you installed those ugly track lights that looks more like a museum than a house…the decor looks commercial than luxury or cozy. Hated those wood panels and the kitchen.
They've ripped all the character out of the house. It looks more like a warehouse style loft building. The staff area doesn't have the same finish as the rest of the house? Is it a dungeon? 😂
Great house, but 32 million? You could probably get a whole village for that price in other parts of the country. London is getting absolutely ridiculous.
Was expecting more from this based on the location. It felt like a dungeon, I think it needs a re-design by a developer or interior design company to really highlight the positives.
I’ve seen enough of these $20M+ properties. While they are impeccably remodeled, they all feel like they are in the basement, even some of the rooms with windows. None of them feel like homes. They feel like a commercial buildings being rented by autistic tech employees.
It hasn’t sold and started at £36M…a semi with no garage. You can have a magnificent townhouse in Chester Sq. SW1 for £20M…this in SW10 is worth about £15M
As usual, the heart has been ripped out of this character house, and in it’s place, a bland, cold, unimaginative looking office building, such a travesty to our history and beautiful architecture 😢😢 when the “ current “ thing changes back to original features etc, what are these people going to do ?.
When, hopefully, whatever the design they strived for fails, and cannot sell , they will probably lose money, if and when they do sell. Also, all that big catering kitchen looks to be is good for show. One small space for parking is a joke...what are they going to do helicopter their quests in for dinner, maybe land in that beautiful street.
Honestly, I love the contemporary clean lines. I like the older look of the house on the outside but it’s a good marriage between the two styles., houses need to be updated at least every 20 years to keep it fresh. A lot of people don’t like stuffy traditional. And I can understand that. Some fine traditional furniture would look great alongside contemporary furniture.
I'd be surprised if buyers are expected to live with such bland interior design. Maybe it's just easier to show it like this so viewers can decide how they'll do it when it's theirs. The more ominous possibility is that it's intended only as an investment house, not really for living in. Buy a house, close it up, wait for price increase, sell it for profit. There used to be overtones in London of ill-gotten gains being used. I don't know what it's like now.
The interior of this house looks like it was designed for a villain in a James Bond film. It's cold and brutal looking. I guess you could use that basement cinema room to torture people that get in the way of your evil genius. It's definitely not what I would want to buy if I were looking for a villa in Chelsea.
I’m not a fan of those ‘track lights’ Feels like something I’d see in H&M. Think the decor is pretty dull. Either white brick or that plywood that I think will date horribly. The problem I have with these huge town houses are they’re just lots of long not particularly wide rooms. They’d make more sense and individual flats.
For £32500 million London is just not worth it.For that price you can have a mansion with land and a swimming pool. Enough cash left over to buy a car.
This house is made for multi millionaires. They fs can afford a car ontop of this. Also have to mention Chelsea is a very expensive part of london for a flat, let alone a whole 8 bedroom town house with an extra building in the garden. I believe that the price is spot on
@@haryl3351 Bet your a Londoner. Actually so was I. London especially Chelsea to stuck up. Defending people with money. Bet your a conservative. London is way over the odds.
@@darrelsimon4029 yeah i am a conservative but i dont live in london. I have a country house. Money isnt the reason why im defending this though although that may be because im biased or something along the lines. All im saying is that is an amazing property for london in a great area of london so it’s guaranteed to cost quite a lot. Infact most people who make claims like yours are jealous because they dont have that money so resort to “hating” people with money. I think you need to rethink how to talk to people and act like a nice human being instead of a a jealous and childish prick.
@@darrelsimon4029if it wasn’t worth £32,500,000 million then nobody would ever buy it, that’s how supply and demand works. There’s nothing wrong with defending people with money - as most people who have this kind of money (unless simply born into this kind of wealth) have it because they are able to deliver lots of value to people and the economy, otherwise they wouldn’t have the money. People who can’t achieve this level of success tend to leave negative comments towards those who can, like you for example.
There are beautiful, large manor homes in the country side of England that have tons of room. They often come with a lot of land as well, that you can buy for much, much less than 32 million!
For an area such as Chelsea or London for that matter where space is at the most optimum premium having a multi level home such as this exquisite home you can see why people with a bottomless bank account can afford the luxury of building their dream home. Although it still begs the question why the previous owner decided to sell. Hmmm.
Not everyone wants to live in the countryside. And having more space and lots of land doesn't necessarily make for a better living experience. It's also worth noting that the buyers for a home of this caliber probably have a house in the country as well, and several others around the world.
I know this is Chelsea but the other house in Northwood is only about 12 miles from Central London, 20m cheaper and is bigger and more grand. It's kind of a no brainer
That principal bedroom was rather underwhelming 🤭. I appreciate much has been done to it and I love various elements of the house, but wouldn't go in at that price. Thanks for showing it
Nice house but nowhere near worth that price tag though.You’d be paying for the street name more than anything,entrance was terrible swimming pool area was oddly designed.
Love your videos, but some gentle feedback, 32.5M house and the video felt a bit rushed and didn’t take time to show off rooms in better details. Meant with positive intent 😅
What a load of modernist tripe ! Designer’s arty-farty bling Three feet from the oversized TV ! - No trees, plants or small garden. - Historic interior + detail ripped out. - No cornice mouldings, skirting, etc. Absolutely charmless !
I’m not an architect nor engineer so idk if technically it was possible to open up the spaces more? It was very ‘nook and cranny’-ish, kind of like those break-out games rooms. And the ID is probably high-end but the aesthetics didn’t really cut it for me, too much modern contemporary doesn’t justify 32.5 mil to the eye imho.
@@j.harrison6744 I don’t think the restriction applies to indoor walls unless they are foundational beams. I mentioned opening up the spaces meaning indoor, not increasing the space that could mean adding floors upwards.
32 million what? The exterior is lovely but the interior lets it down For one the track lighting is horrible the brickwork and the colour of the kitchen? They should've used another designer for this house It's not worth 32.5 million it’s just because of the location and maybe the indoor pool, but still not worth 32.5 Mill.
I feel much better about my home in Minnesota! I know that it's comparing grapes to watermelons, but if I had to choose a home to actually live in, then I would keep mine. My home is smaller but on much, much more land.
Living in a place like yours is good after you are already retired and don't care about the city life. But for someone in their 20s or 30s they would take something like this everyday if they had the funds to do so
I usually love your videos but honestly I’m shocked I don’t think it’s worth 32million at all and decor I think is bland. (I guess your paying for being in the land of London) but if that property was anywhere else it’s wouldn’t be worth 3-5million tops. I’m surprised because all the videos you that were cheaper were better
You are just paying for the location. 32 Mill for a terraced house.... You can buy a huge mansion with acres of land, half that price and you wouldn't have neighbours next to you. But the rich and famous would be pay that money for the location and investment.
'So now we're seeing why this home is worth £32M' erm...you've shown me electric blinds and a bowl with chopstick holes! 🤣 Don't get me wrong, it's a lovely £3M house
I love the contemporary interior. Very nice. I prefer a kitchen open to a den and although it was very beautiful, it feels claustrophobic to me. It would feel like you’re all alone in the basement. The staircase was awful. I give it an F, because a staircase should have an open stairwell that you look down to the floor or up to the ceiling. I understand the elevator being placed in the stairwell, but it really ruins the staircase. I wish they could have put the elevator in a different area. Also the brick color looks very bland and average. I would have to paint the brick white or a light gray. That would make it much better. The parking space is unacceptable. They should have a two or three car garage somewhere so I give the parking area an F. But good video and I don’t blame the tour guide for the floorplan. He is an excellent spokesperson. Keep the tours coming.
Painted exposed brick can be a nice esthetic but that plain white paint makes the room feel very cold and stiff. And that checkered tile running through the steam room - who in their right mind thought that was a good idea?! Completely clashes with the turquoise tile and ruins the whole "zen" vibe. 32 million for that is madness.
A beautiful home from the outside but they have destroyed totally all the original period features to impose an ugly characterless modern interior. Just such a shame. Not for me, even if I had £35 million.
Amazing house in so many ways. But not for me. At that exorbitant price I'd want more land. Also I'd need a cosier interior. I find this place sterile, cold and in some areas claustrophobic.
My own opinion is that the track lighting and mirrors everywhere are tacky. Also not fond of the black and white checks everywhere. A lot of the rooms looked like there's no windows which made them feel a bit depressing.
I really like this house, 32 million is an insane amount of money but if I could afford it, I can see myself living there. I'd convert the staff area into something else though, I can't imagine employing people to take care of my home
Its a gutted dark box, this house was the one that first made the neighbors insane with pointless construction and will know doubt be bought by some tacky person that will drive them crazy again.
I think for chelsea or london standards in general, this home is really spacious. I liked that asian touches in the wood panels on the walls, bathrooms, the chairs of the dining room and the plates with chopsticks not to mention the kitchen I loved it. The back garden is huge and it had that greenery that gives that fresh touch, and the spacious balcony is something to thank. The only but I have in mind is the Scandinavian chairs on the cinema room, yes I combines with the style of the home but they doesn't look comfy I prefer a large cozy and comfy sofa on every level of that room and keep the chairs for other room. And for the end the cars if it's possible to build an underfloor garage with the car lift I probably put in there a Kia morning or a Toyota Agya, Wuling Hongguang mini EV or a Hyundai Ionic 5 (best for cities), a Ranger Rover or G Wagon for family or a Minivian like a Toyota Sienna or Honda Odyssey and for weekends a JDM like a Toyota Supra, a muscle car why not? or NSX or a Supercar Lambo Revuelto or Ferrari SF90 or Koenigsegg Agera R or Jesko. And a camper or any offroad for camping. I mean there's a lot of options to chose haha. I know a few of the the cars early mentioned are not in the uk but they are practicall. Even you can import I suppose. PD: I'll probably add a Koi Pond and a Small asian rainforest on the backyard.
the interior design is not high end, the black and white is a dated concept. Also the light stain wood feels like a mid range hotel, and not in keeping with the period of the property. Location is good but not worth half the amount. if you really need to be in London then spend 1m on rental for a few years.
For the price it’s a bit underwhelming, the exterior looks nice but inside it looks cold, sterile and uninteresting, there’s a few nice touches but not worth the price tag!
Good thing I'm not in the market for a £32 million pound house in London. If I was, I would certainly not have bought this one. It's utterly hideous and headache inducing. I have no idea what the developer and designer (if there was one) were thinking. It also seems extremely expensive for what it is.
It is only bricks and mortar so you are spot on. I'd rather a country mansion that this brain ache.I wouldn't pay over 1 million for a house. A decent detached house a car and a few acres thats all.
Beautiful home with a couple of caveats: The mirrored tv in the sitting room, why? Kinda tacky. And I loves me a staircase, so not fond of the elevator being such a central feature. Surely the architect could have placed it somewhere less obtrusive.
Great location, but the rear living area looks cheap and sterile with the exposed bricks and oppressive with the black track lighting. Also the entrance hallway feels so dark with a narrow, poky door into the living area. Master bedroom is the highlight esp. the bedroom terrace!
Buy a nice apartment in london for a fraction of that and get a lovely wooded country estate again for a fraction of that. London is nice but it aint that nice. I would prefer gardens and solitude and natural light instead of basements for 32million. What you are paying for here is the cost of the excavation works in a posh neighborhood. They want to recoup their money on a bad investment, a stupid decision to spend so much money on it. Plus it is actually disgusting in a country with more foodbanks for the starving than mcdonalds for the poor that somebody has this much money to waste. Tax the owner and the buyer way way more.
Or, like me,live in a modest 3 bedroom house, well below the London average, just 50 metres from 185 Acres of Parkland and within a 7 miles radius of 76 Open spaces including a 245 Acre park just 1/2 mile from a London postal address so I can go into London and out to the Countryside in no time:)
No justification whatsoever for this hilarious price. Even for Central/West London this is taking the you know what. There's massively overpriced and then there's this. Even a billionaire investor would have to question this price point for a semi-detached. Quite astonishing.
32 million for a terraced house - the world has flipped its lid.
And it's not even nice inside. They've taken out all original featues and character and replaced it with an office style interior. I can get that at work, no need to spend 32 million.
its not terraced its semi detached
You can also add £4.7 million in stamp duty to that. It's madness..
@@cuteopiax1259 You must be blind as a bat. The house is stunning.
location is most important
The house looks absolutely incredible from the outside but for £32 mil the interior really doesn’t cut it. The exposed brickwork makes it look cheap. In my opinion it’s not exactly a very luxurious homely home. There is not one chair in the whole house that you can actually just fall into to relax. 8 bedroom house with 1 parking space 🤔
How does the exposed brickwork make it look cheap?
@@henrytudor8537 it looks like one of them city loft space apartments. I’d shoot the interior designer if I was the owner 😂
@@henrytudor8537I suppose originally exposed brickwork signified a run down premise?
WHY ARE YOU SURPRISED????? THAT IS THE UK FOR YOU. THIS AND ITS PRICE IS TYPICAL WITH SHIT, ESPECIALLY IN LONDON. NOTHING NEW!!
I agree. It looks so cheap. All of it looks like someone’s “good idea”.
I love luxury properties and appreciate the premium that comes with living in a affluent area. However the price of this property is ridiculously insane there's zero justification for this price tag!
Especially in London where you can't even walk around freely with an expensive watch 😂😂
@@TheTemporary1ne Exactly the vultures would be watching your every move. Not to mention the ridiculous parking restrictions, endless construction works, round the clock traffic etc!
It’s in Chelsea. That’s your justification
Exactly. As soon as I can I'm moving out of London. These prices are just ridiculous!
I totally agree that the square and outside presentation does look lovely. I couldn't believe how badly designed the television viewing room was? An entire wall is filled with this ridiculous TV! Unfortunately, the seating opposite is very close! Just wondering if the designer was high at the time lol 😂
Even for Chelsea, this property is overvalued and has a very claustrophobic feel.
There is a reason why it's not sold
Nah, Ive seen higher prices for smaller houses/flats there
Panic room vibes 😂
Wow, exacty the word I used, "claustrophobic."
For the first 9 minutes of the video, I felt so claustrophobic, I could barely breath. Give me a much cheaper mansion in the country any day - not that I have the money for a mansion 😉
$32 million pounds and you installed those ugly track lights that looks more like a museum than a house…the decor looks commercial than luxury or cozy. Hated those wood panels and the kitchen.
They've ripped all the character out of the house. It looks more like a warehouse style loft building. The staff area doesn't have the same finish as the rest of the house? Is it a dungeon? 😂
Great house, but 32 million? You could probably get a whole village for that price in other parts of the country. London is getting absolutely ridiculous.
For real
Crazy
It's so big I would get lost!
Wonder who owns it?
It’s too classy for those arabian sheiks or russian business men, so I guess some british celebrity.
Every bit of character has been ripped out of this house😮
Was expecting more from this based on the location. It felt like a dungeon, I think it needs a re-design by a developer or interior design company to really highlight the positives.
It is a classic interior design result
It’s perfect as it is.
quite basic@@monk3yboy69
I’ve seen enough of these $20M+ properties. While they are impeccably remodeled, they all feel like they are in the basement, even some of the rooms with windows. None of them feel like homes. They feel like a commercial buildings being rented by autistic tech employees.
Totally agree. Dark basement living.
MASSIVELY overvalued! Property prices are the biggest con, EVER!!!
And sometimes THAT isn't the thing that matters. Kid, just appreciate the utter beauty of this house.
London housing is for the international community now, not the English.
It hasn’t sold and started at £36M…a semi with no garage. You can have a magnificent townhouse in Chester Sq. SW1 for £20M…this in SW10 is worth about £15M
You can't expect a London garage for only 32 Million, surely...
They’re trying to recoup the millions they spent on that unimpressive plywood basement
I loved that house, BUT, got a bit fed up with the same wood used in so many of the rooms, it was over kill.
For 32.5mil I'd expect an entire private island, not a semi detached house in London where most of the living space is in the basement 😂😂
I remember when islands did cost that much
As usual, the heart has been ripped out of this character house, and in it’s place, a bland, cold, unimaginative looking office building, such a travesty to our history and beautiful architecture 😢😢 when the “ current “ thing changes back to original features etc, what are these people going to do ?.
Yeah i loved the exterior! The interior really doesn’t match that. I suspect they’re targeting foreign purchasers tho’….
Absolutely ghastly! They have ruined a beautiful characteristic London house.
When, hopefully, whatever the design they strived for fails, and cannot sell , they will probably lose money, if and when they do sell. Also, all that big catering kitchen looks to be is good for show. One small space for parking is a joke...what are they going to do helicopter their quests in for dinner, maybe land in that beautiful street.
Honestly, I love the contemporary clean lines. I like the older look of the house on the outside but it’s a good marriage between the two styles., houses need to be updated at least every 20 years to keep it fresh. A lot of people don’t like stuffy traditional. And I can understand that. Some fine traditional furniture would look great alongside contemporary furniture.
I'd be surprised if buyers are expected to live with such bland interior design. Maybe it's just easier to show it like this so viewers can decide how they'll do it when it's theirs. The more ominous possibility is that it's intended only as an investment house, not really for living in. Buy a house, close it up, wait for price increase, sell it for profit. There used to be overtones in London of ill-gotten gains being used. I don't know what it's like now.
The narrow room where the TV is makes zero sense as TV room taking into account the great living space on the back of the floor
The interior of this house looks like it was designed for a villain in a James Bond film. It's cold and brutal looking. I guess you could use that basement cinema room to torture people that get in the way of your evil genius. It's definitely not what I would want to buy if I were looking for a villa in Chelsea.
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I def got Patrick Bateman vibes
😂😂😂😂😂
I was wondering…is there really that much money making porn these days ?
I’m not a fan of those ‘track lights’ Feels like something I’d see in H&M. Think the decor is pretty dull. Either white brick or that plywood that I think will date horribly. The problem I have with these huge town houses are they’re just lots of long not particularly wide rooms. They’d make more sense and individual flats.
In fact i felt that i was touring many flats with communal facilities!
Track lights are dust harbingers and not classy, look like supermarket lighting
Imagine paying a staggering £32.5m for a shared garden.
Imagine still having money after forking out 32mil…😀
Imagine paying 32.5m for a house this small
For £32500 million London is just not worth it.For that price you can have a mansion with land and a swimming pool. Enough cash left over to buy a car.
This house is made for multi millionaires. They fs can afford a car ontop of this. Also have to mention Chelsea is a very expensive part of london for a flat, let alone a whole 8 bedroom town house with an extra building in the garden. I believe that the price is spot on
@@haryl3351 Bet your a Londoner. Actually so was I. London especially Chelsea to stuck up. Defending people with money. Bet your a conservative. London is way over the odds.
Day one, get the decorators in to get rid of those black and white stripes, FTM
@@darrelsimon4029 yeah i am a conservative but i dont live in london. I have a country house. Money isnt the reason why im defending this though although that may be because im biased or something along the lines. All im saying is that is an amazing property for london in a great area of london so it’s guaranteed to cost quite a lot. Infact most people who make claims like yours are jealous because they dont have that money so resort to “hating” people with money. I think you need to rethink how to talk to people and act like a nice human being instead of a a jealous and childish prick.
@@darrelsimon4029if it wasn’t worth £32,500,000 million then nobody would ever buy it, that’s how supply and demand works. There’s nothing wrong with defending people with money - as most people who have this kind of money (unless simply born into this kind of wealth) have it because they are able to deliver lots of value to people and the economy, otherwise they wouldn’t have the money. People who can’t achieve this level of success tend to leave negative comments towards those who can, like you for example.
Lived in a basement flat in London with no natural light and it was the most depressed I have ever felt
There are beautiful, large manor homes in the country side of England that have tons of room. They often come with a lot of land as well, that you can buy for much, much less than 32 million!
For an area such as Chelsea or London for that matter where space is at the most optimum premium having a multi level home such as this exquisite home you can see why people with a bottomless bank account can afford the luxury of building their dream home. Although it still begs the question why the previous owner decided to sell. Hmmm.
Not everyone wants to live in the countryside. And having more space and lots of land doesn't necessarily make for a better living experience. It's also worth noting that the buyers for a home of this caliber probably have a house in the country as well, and several others around the world.
Location .. location ...location.... not apples and oranges .....
What manor house means and are those safe ? What if anyone enters in your house like goons thief murderer
But this is for bloated plutocrats, who want to say that they live in Chelsea!
Wow, double-glazed windows! That's amazing! What a luxury. Well worth the 32M price tag.
Don't forget about the window blinds and the bowl with chopsticks in the kitchen 😂
Underwhelming for the price. Décor looks cheap.
Thank you for taking your shoes off when reviewing my home 😄
Those stairs as soon as you open the front door are dangerous. Can imagine walking in after a few drinks and falling straight down😂😂
The tiles looked so slippy 👀
I know this is Chelsea but the other house in Northwood is only about 12 miles from Central London, 20m cheaper and is bigger and more grand. It's kind of a no brainer
It’s a bit of a bitch getting into the West End from Northwood.
Can take over an hour in the limo.
Not ideal .
Helicopter
That principal bedroom was rather underwhelming 🤭. I appreciate much has been done to it and I love various elements of the house, but wouldn't go in at that price. Thanks for showing it
Why have all the west London renovations ripped out any character from period properties, shame. It’ll outdate fast. Impressive amount of space though
This is so sad. Why pay 32mil for a semi detatched home
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Only footballers will buy this HOUSE 😂❤️⚽️
With a tiny shared garden
Lovely presentation as usual, the black and white thyme is tacky for a house in that price range.
It shows that the owner is a freemason.
Nice house but nowhere near worth that price tag though.You’d be paying for the street name more than anything,entrance was terrible swimming pool area was oddly designed.
Probably walk out side and get mugged 😂😂😂
Love your videos, but some gentle feedback, 32.5M house and the video felt a bit rushed and didn’t take time to show off rooms in better details. Meant with positive intent 😅
Would not have gotten any better with a more detailed view.
What a load of modernist tripe !
Designer’s arty-farty bling
Three feet from the oversized TV !
- No trees, plants or small garden.
- Historic interior + detail ripped out.
- No cornice mouldings, skirting, etc.
Absolutely charmless !
Amazing property, BUT the pool/gym area is way too dark. For an area that should be particularly relaxing and well-lit, it looks like a dungeon.
I’m not an architect nor engineer so idk if technically it was possible to open up the spaces more? It was very ‘nook and cranny’-ish, kind of like those break-out games rooms. And the ID is probably high-end but the aesthetics didn’t really cut it for me, too much modern contemporary doesn’t justify 32.5 mil to the eye imho.
It's a Georgian house, so will be protected. It's also in a preservation zone. The only option is to dig down.
@@j.harrison6744 I don’t think the restriction applies to indoor walls unless they are foundational beams. I mentioned opening up the spaces meaning indoor, not increasing the space that could mean adding floors upwards.
Agree. The room proportions have been wrecked. First time looking in this channel. Not impressed. Won’t be looking again.
i knew london is crazy expensive, but this is literally insane
32 million what? The exterior is lovely but the interior lets it down For one the track lighting is horrible the brickwork and the colour of the kitchen? They should've used another designer for this house It's not worth 32.5 million it’s just because of the location and maybe the indoor pool, but still not worth 32.5 Mill.
32 mill is outrageous. 10 maybe but 32?! For the risk of immediately falling down the stairs the moment you enter? 😭
But,at least, there's a garage....Oh ! Hang On !
I feel much better about my home in Minnesota! I know that it's comparing grapes to watermelons, but if I had to choose a home to actually live in, then I would keep mine. My home is smaller but on much, much more land.
You can do a lot of stuff in London compared to Minnesota unless you like the nature
Living in a place like yours is good after you are already retired and don't care about the city life. But for someone in their 20s or 30s they would take something like this everyday if they had the funds to do so
For that price I’d expect a Sophie Patterson or Alexander James esque interior.
I usually love your videos but honestly I’m shocked I don’t think it’s worth 32million at all and decor I think is bland. (I guess your paying for being in the land of London) but if that property was anywhere else it’s wouldn’t be worth 3-5million tops. I’m surprised because all the videos you that were cheaper were better
Totaly agree
You're paying to live in Chelsea. You can live good in London for 60x cheaper
Interior is very disappointing exterior is stunning 😍😍
You are just paying for the location. 32 Mill for a terraced house.... You can buy a huge mansion with acres of land, half that price and you wouldn't have neighbours next to you. But the rich and famous would be pay that money for the location and investment.
I'd love to see something like that in its original condition. Late 19th century I presume?
32 mill for a semi… . I grew up is sw11… that is a joke of an asking price!
I've got a housing association flat with 4 tennis courts, basketball court, 50m swimming pool and a few acres of park £700 a month.
😂 Where is this lol 👀
@@TingsaGwarn Crystal Palace
Who thought that track-lights in all the rooms was cool!?
Money doesn’t buy taste
Yes, it's way too expensive but WAY TOO GORGEOUS too!
There's no doubt that it would be incredible to live there. However it's very sad when you see all of the original features missing.
Electric blinds? Revolutionary
'So now we're seeing why this home is worth £32M' erm...you've shown me electric blinds and a bowl with chopstick holes! 🤣 Don't get me wrong, it's a lovely £3M house
Do you know the price of chopstick bowls these days?....
£3m and some change up north maybe.. you’re paying for the address here.
Just getting better 🙌🏻
Imagine paying 32 million great British pounds to have another house attached to it 😭😭😭
Worth £15 million at most.
Wow. People have lived incredible lives.
Superb video editing!
Lol that isn’t a swimming pool in the usual sense, it’s a lap pool but I suppose in Chelsea it is indeed a swimming pool 😂😂😂
Are you kidding us ? From the very beginning you notice there's something wrong : a over size massive tv screen in a cramped room ??
You have to experience the Eames Lounge chair with the Ottoman
Despite lots of people say this and that about rich people, they can't stop watching guided tours. Lol. Nice home and great channel mate.
I love the contemporary interior. Very nice. I prefer a kitchen open to a den and although it was very beautiful, it feels claustrophobic to me. It would feel like you’re all alone in the basement. The staircase was awful. I give it an F, because a staircase should have an open stairwell that you look down to the floor or up to the ceiling. I understand the elevator being placed in the stairwell, but it really ruins the staircase. I wish they could have put the elevator in a different area. Also the brick color looks very bland and average. I would have to paint the brick white or a light gray. That would make it much better. The parking space is unacceptable. They should have a two or three car garage somewhere so I give the parking area an F. But good video and I don’t blame the tour guide for the floorplan. He is an excellent spokesperson. Keep the tours coming.
Painted exposed brick can be a nice esthetic but that plain white paint makes the room feel very cold and stiff. And that checkered tile running through the steam room - who in their right mind thought that was a good idea?! Completely clashes with the turquoise tile and ruins the whole "zen" vibe. 32 million for that is madness.
A beautiful home from the outside but they have destroyed totally all the original period features to impose an ugly characterless modern interior. Just such a shame. Not for me, even if I had £35 million.
It's embarrassing for the estate agent to have this listed at this price. An intern doing 5 minutes of research would know this price is a joke.
I know.I thought,at least 50 Million but then I realised only car space for one and no garage so....
Amazing house in so many ways. But not for me. At that exorbitant price I'd want more land. Also I'd need a cosier interior. I find this place sterile, cold and in some areas claustrophobic.
Adjust the white balance on your camera for indoors
Wow they really used the space well and packed it full of lux goodies. Modern interior design just feels a bit cold to me but I know it's popular.
Loving how you describe a bog standard sash window as 'Spectacular window that opens all the way up'. FFS.
Bland- only original features are the windows
The track lighting is absolutely horrendous!
Nice - but does no one build libraries or studies anymore...
My own opinion is that the track lighting and mirrors everywhere are tacky.
Also not fond of the black and white checks everywhere. A lot of the rooms looked like there's no windows which made them feel a bit depressing.
I really like this house, 32 million is an insane amount of money but if I could afford it, I can see myself living there. I'd convert the staff area into something else though, I can't imagine employing people to take care of my home
32 million for a more or less "average" mansion - I am sorry this is complete and utter bs, borderline criminal...
Its a gutted dark box, this house was the one that first made the neighbors insane with pointless construction and will know doubt be bought by some tacky person that will drive them crazy again.
Amazing! I wonder when it was first built and who for?
I think for chelsea or london standards in general, this home is really spacious. I liked that asian touches in the wood panels on the walls, bathrooms, the chairs of the dining room and the plates with chopsticks not to mention the kitchen I loved it. The back garden is huge and it had that greenery that gives that fresh touch, and the spacious balcony is something to thank. The only but I have in mind is the Scandinavian chairs on the cinema room, yes I combines with the style of the home but they doesn't look comfy I prefer a large cozy and comfy sofa on every level of that room and keep the chairs for other room. And for the end the cars if it's possible to build an underfloor garage with the car lift I probably put in there a Kia morning or a Toyota Agya, Wuling Hongguang mini EV or a Hyundai Ionic 5 (best for cities), a Ranger Rover or G Wagon for family or a Minivian like a Toyota Sienna or Honda Odyssey and for weekends a JDM like a Toyota Supra, a muscle car why not? or NSX or a Supercar Lambo Revuelto or Ferrari SF90 or Koenigsegg Agera R or Jesko. And a camper or any offroad for camping. I mean there's a lot of options to chose haha. I know a few of the the cars early mentioned are not in the uk but they are practicall. Even you can import I suppose.
PD: I'll probably add a Koi Pond and a Small asian rainforest on the backyard.
the interior design is not high end, the black and white is a dated concept. Also the light stain wood feels like a mid range hotel, and not in keeping with the period of the property. Location is good but not worth half the amount. if you really need to be in London then spend 1m on rental for a few years.
How do you know you are working class? -You've got a wide-screen TV that is too big for your living room. I don't know what class these people are.
I don't think they have any class, just shed loads of money.
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For the price it’s a bit underwhelming, the exterior looks nice but inside it looks cold, sterile and uninteresting, there’s a few nice touches but not worth the price tag!
Good thing I'm not in the market for a £32 million pound house in London. If I was, I would certainly not have bought this one. It's utterly hideous and headache inducing. I have no idea what the developer and designer (if there was one) were thinking. It also seems extremely expensive for what it is.
It is only bricks and mortar so you are spot on. I'd rather a country mansion that this brain ache.I wouldn't pay over 1 million for a house. A decent detached house a car and a few acres thats all.
Great tour! This is amazing.
This house is just part of someone's investment portfolio no one will ever live in it sadly.
And you can smell the lovely scent of laundered money just as you come into the property. Fantastic!
Even if you could afford this property you would have concerns with reselling it. I doubt you would make a profit much less break even!
Not a garage in sight….ridiculous for that price!
Those chairs at 8:30 are around £7000 a piece.
Reminds me of a 'factory' conversion.
Cold, uncomfortable.
I’m too ugly to live in a place like that!
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Looks like a middle school classroom with that white brickwork
That cinema room surely isn’t finished. You can’t cosy up in there with your mrs
I agree, I have seen the cinema rooms with cosy beds, blankets etc. Far nicer I think.
Beautiful home with a couple of caveats: The mirrored tv in the sitting room, why? Kinda tacky. And I loves me a staircase, so not fond of the elevator being such a central feature. Surely the architect could have placed it somewhere less obtrusive.
Don't like it. Exterior is lovely, but the interior ???? Where have all the wonderful period features gone?
Great location, but the rear living area looks cheap and sterile with the exposed bricks and oppressive with the black track lighting. Also the entrance hallway feels so dark with a narrow, poky door into the living area. Master bedroom is the highlight esp. the bedroom terrace!
Buy a nice apartment in london for a fraction of that and get a lovely wooded country estate again for a fraction of that. London is nice but it aint that nice. I would prefer gardens and solitude and natural light instead of basements for 32million. What you are paying for here is the cost of the excavation works in a posh neighborhood. They want to recoup their money on a bad investment, a stupid decision to spend so much money on it. Plus it is actually disgusting in a country with more foodbanks for the starving than mcdonalds for the poor that somebody has this much money to waste. Tax the owner and the buyer way way more.
Yeah i too was wondering why dig until almost Hades? Lol.
Or, like me,live in a modest 3 bedroom house, well below the London average, just 50 metres from 185 Acres of Parkland and within a 7 miles radius of 76 Open spaces including a 245 Acre park just 1/2 mile from a London postal address so I can go into London and out to the Countryside in no time:)
32m and you're having to use window blinds and double glazing as a selling point... 😂😂😂
No justification whatsoever for this hilarious price. Even for Central/West London this is taking the you know what. There's massively overpriced and then there's this. Even a billionaire investor would have to question this price point for a semi-detached. Quite astonishing.
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Tremendous! and you get the privilege of sharing a wall with you next door neighbour at this alarming price too? Sign me up.