it's so refreshing to see a unique house with personality! absolutely obsessed with everything about this property, both the bones and the styling. dare i say dream home ❤ not a beige wall in sight hallelujah!
The design details in the home are really clever. The double doors to the bedroom, pocket doors to closet and en suite. Also the beautiful flooring in the kitchen/garden is a really clever design element. And the price isn't too outrageous for it's location. Really good to see other homes like this rather than the usual white box. Thank you
Hats off to the very talented couple that refurbished this house, this has got to be one of the most beautiful homes I have seen on this channel. I would not change anything in that wonderful home , having said that just one change would be turning the shower into a steam shower in the principle suite. Im gonna have to use that colour in my home in some rooms here.
It's like they opened an account at Rockett St George and got carried away. It's amazing how the postcode affects the house prices so dramatically. If this house was located about 5 minutes down the road it would be more than double this price.
Amazing price for London, Shepherds Bush is close enough to London Central, but far enough away to get a stunning home for 1. 8 million. I would want this home decorated exactly how it is. These owners have impeccable taste. It's cozy, classy, and chic. Beautiful property with the extended kitchen and skylight. Perfect! Can I hire these owners to decorate if I were to purchase this charming home?
The entrance IS original as you can see from surrounding houses and the cornicing in the ceiling, you do notvget that quality of cornicing on the exterior entrance of ANY building. The interior second door has been added to act as a weather shield against draughts from the front door, quite clever really. The crittal doors to the garden are NOT original. These are a modern addition to the house probably done by the owners. I wonder if any of these people have lived in a real house with original features? If they did they'd spot original from more modern additions like the marble fireplace which is too plain to be original. Having lived in houses of this era I can tell you that any marble fireplace were a bit more ornate than that.
Beautiful home. I like the layout in the primary bedroom connecting to the en-suite. The downstairs flows very well and feels consistent with a good connection to all the spaces. The kitchen is successful in being "un-kitchenly" (if such a word exists). I like the idea of two dining tables and no island. The seating around the back garden window is brilliant, as it pulls you into the garden. Overall nothing to dislike. Very cosy, glam, functional.
If Victoria were alive today, this is what a modern Victorian interior would look like. Would've gone with lighter wall colors, but then that would've gotten away from that quirky Victorian vibe. No hollow creaking floors I trust. Nicely done rehab.
First home i've seen on this channel that actually is interesting. Love 70s hard rock bohemian vibe. Such a warm and cosy home. Absolutely outstanding!
For that price bracket, you won't be getting a fully furnished, detached, late 1800's Victorian house in London and would be lucky to find a semi for that price. Detached versions of this house type are quite rare in London. I'm sure you could comfortably buy a detached, newer build in London for that price, but they'll most likely be smaller with lower ceilings, no basement and thinner walls.
@@SKBSKBSKBSKBSK I don't blame you. As recent as 1995 you could buy this same Victorian type in London with basic furnishing for as low as £150,000 and would prob only cost 60-100k if you looked out of London. Then 2008 happened.
The tour is great as usual but the house is absolutely my worst nightmare. Also £1.8 M for a semi in Shepherds Bush? London's housing market got crazy for sure
Wow it must be so nice to be able to afford to buy a house, the situation in the UK for us minimum wage workers is dreadful, we can't even afford to rent never mind buy!
That'll be £127,000 stamp duty and minimum £180,000 deposit for a semi-detached. London, like most capital and global cities is one great big rip-off. I'll stick to my 4 bed detached for 600,000 in Bucks, 30 mins from Central London by train. The world has gone mad.
Looks great but a little 'over done' in my opinion! But still very nice of course! But lets face it, once the current owners move out and take all of their interesting artworks and furniture, its not going to look quite as nice when the new owners fill it full of their cheap IKEA tat is it!!
I also find in these videos they often highlight the objects, artwork and furnishings but all of it would be taken with the current owners - apart from the flooring and window coverings!
What makes you think a person who has £1.8M to spend on a house is going to fill it with Ikea furniture? I'm sure the new owners will furnish it with the same expensive high end funiture but in a style of their choosing
@@charlesjay8818 Just because someone buys a £1.8M house, that does NOT mean they have £1.8M in CASH to do it!! They almost NEVER do it with CASH!! They need to get a MORTGAGE!! And when people take out a mortgage they usually want to MAX OUT their buying ability! Which usually means they end up being BROKE for the next 10 years at least! Obviously when people are stuck paying a HUGE mortgage (BROKE) they will have very little spare cash to buy high end furniture & Art!! So yeah, I'd say there is about an 80% chance this house will end up being filled with IKEA tat!
@@ifitistobeitisuptome hahaha people who buy a £1.8M house using a mortgage are broke????? haha yeah sure, find me that person, not EVERYBODY will max out like u suggest. It's not going to be a 1st time buyer at £1.8M is it? it's a wealty person/couple who are climbing up the ladder on their 2/3/4 home, probably in their 30s/40s/50s even. Trust me they will have enough cash to buy good furniture, or will already have the decent funiture from previous homes. Your figure of 80% is STUPID. What world do u live in. Try to think logically like i do. Your thinking of a 20 year old university graduate or 1st time buyer maxing out taking a mortgage of 90% value to buy this £1.8M property who is broke with Ikea furniture hahahah. THINK LOGICALLY
I love it, it’s a beautiful house. Lovely sized rooms lots of bathrooms as well. My friend has a 2bed terrace in Exeter it’s similar and it’s a lovey home xx
Should have just called it The JUNGLE ROOM! Love Victorian homes as I used to live in one built in 1897. Some of the details in this home are just a wee bit over the top for my taste but then again I do not have that kind of cash ...lol The black and white flooring is way toooo much for my eyes to focus on. It carried on a lot more than needed to the outside. The outside garden space is lovely but that floor makes your eyes focus on it instead of the greenery. I'm not sure if I like or dislike the dark paint everywhere, especially the ceiling in the master. To me, that makes the ceiling seem lower than it really is...All in all this house is fantastic because there are bedrooms and bathrooms on each floor. It gives the idea of privacy! If I had the money, I would surely buy this one.
Nice enough house with good features but 1.8 million for a semi in Shepherds Bush seems a little over the top. Glad that I don't live in England with those sort of prices.
What could posses owners of a home like that, that's already on the dark side in rainy dreary London, to go with that lugubrious color scheme? Boggles the mind. The home would be stunning if they lightened it up a good deal.
I do not like all of the black. One room fine, but then stop it! The dining room and bath are nice. The kitchen is a stark contrast to everything else.
Interesting house if somewhat overpriced. But what exactly do you get for your money?? What furniture & fittings are included in the asking price?? Also I see no sign of any garage?? £1.8M !!, but that's London today, a property market with intense demand & no supply...Incidentally I notice that video's such as this never actually say if the property is freehold or leasehold.....
I really love it. But don’t believe the interior to be timeless, or maximise space. This is because of all the black ( which, except for very small areas) minimises the size of the space. The animal print and all dark tones with only accents of lighter tones, is very modern, but fashionably modern for this past 5 years or so. Ultimately it will become overcrowded looking with the collection of things that accumulate. It is also very hard to transfer to private spaces. If you want to make some money on it. The separate park as a major asset seems very first elitist, and not worth it as far as I’d rather have my own space. Or pay the difference to live near a beautiful public park like Hampstead Heath. Over all the interior seems two young for those who will afford to live there. The resale value would actually go down because it’s so nitch. And the man showing the house, knows very little about what interior design pieces are worthy of discussion. He knows space, but not a tempting sales man in my opinion. Just think if it’s beyond “ showing off wealth”, to try and sell this space like this is almost foolish. Perhaps others feel different . But I have staged many houses. And this is to particular to believe one would get maximum value, or views
Cant make my mind up if I like it or not. It is quite large on the inside don't look that big from the outside. But yeahh think I could be comfy in it . Can I ask .. Why does Summer not join in now ? did like the old vids best.
What kitchen?? No room to proper anything no room for microwave/kettle ect ( yes I spotted them in the cellar) I like the house tbh too much money to be in a Semmy with hardly any garden..
Not much of a house for a lot of money. No off street parking. Tiny garden. Would go for 600k in Manchester which is a more pleasant place to live. The nearby park looks uncared for.
FYI you fully doxxed the owners here. I now know exactly who lives there, and by just pulling on to a random street in the area on Google Street View, know exactly where it is.
Doesn’t Matt love himself someone needs too tell him it’s about the homes not him Great looking house but not to my taste I would want to take up the kitchen floor as well as the garden floor
it's so refreshing to see a unique house with personality! absolutely obsessed with everything about this property, both the bones and the styling. dare i say dream home ❤ not a beige wall in sight hallelujah!
Not a beige wall in sight. Couldn't agree more. I love a bit of colour.
Well said , I love dark colours , so cosy ,
The design details in the home are really clever. The double doors to the bedroom, pocket doors to closet and en suite. Also the beautiful flooring in the kitchen/garden is a really clever design element. And the price isn't too outrageous for it's location. Really good to see other homes like this rather than the usual white box. Thank you
Hats off to the very talented couple that refurbished this house, this has got to be one of the most beautiful homes I have seen on this channel. I would not change anything in that wonderful home , having said that just one change would be turning the shower into a steam shower in the principle suite. Im gonna have to use that colour in my home in some rooms here.
I love it! Quirky, cosy and very spacious. The kitchen space with the doors leading out is gorgeous as are the bathrooms. 😊
It's like they opened an account at Rockett St George and got carried away. It's amazing how the postcode affects the house prices so dramatically. If this house was located about 5 minutes down the road it would be more than double this price.
Haha - was thinking the same in that the owners are clearly big fans of Rockett St George & Abigail Ahern as I recognised a lot of the products 🤭
This is so cleverly decorated, normally don't like period houses but this is beautiful. The lounge area gave me jungle vibes.
What a lovely house! Everything about it. Hope the interior is part of the sale.
Huge fan of the dark colors, but I just cannot get over how _expensive_ London real estate is.
Amazing price for London, Shepherds Bush is close enough to London Central, but far enough away to get a stunning home for 1. 8 million. I would want this home decorated exactly how it is. These owners have impeccable taste. It's cozy, classy, and chic. Beautiful property with the extended kitchen and skylight. Perfect! Can I hire these owners to decorate if I were to purchase this charming home?
The entrance IS original as you can see from surrounding houses and the cornicing in the ceiling, you do notvget that quality of cornicing on the exterior entrance of ANY building. The interior second door has been added to act as a weather shield against draughts from the front door, quite clever really. The crittal doors to the garden are NOT original. These are a modern addition to the house probably done by the owners. I wonder if any of these people have lived in a real house with original features? If they did they'd spot original from more modern additions like the marble fireplace which is too plain to be original. Having lived in houses of this era I can tell you that any marble fireplace were a bit more ornate than that.
Exactly what I was thinking!!!
The original was probably slate.
Love the interior, makes such a difference from new builds and the trending style of beige, greys and neutrals
Finally! A home with some personality!!! I absolutely love it!!!!
Beautiful home. I like the layout in the primary bedroom connecting to the en-suite. The downstairs flows very well and feels consistent with a good connection to all the spaces. The kitchen is successful in being "un-kitchenly" (if such a word exists). I like the idea of two dining tables and no island. The seating around the back garden window is brilliant, as it pulls you into the garden. Overall nothing to dislike. Very cosy, glam, functional.
Very clever. Everything perfect . Although I don't like black colors but this property is just perfect. 👍
I ABSOLUTELY love the house. Such class and different. If I had a spare 1.8 million I would buy it😅
If Victoria were alive today, this is what a modern Victorian interior would look like. Would've gone with lighter wall colors, but then that would've gotten away from that quirky Victorian vibe. No hollow creaking floors I trust. Nicely done rehab.
You know this job 👌👌👌👌👌
I love it! All bedrooms should have double doors 😍
The back garden is beautiful.
Oh gosh I love this one, totally my style 😍 And Shepherd's Bush is a nice area too 👍
First home i've seen on this channel that actually is interesting. Love 70s hard rock bohemian vibe. Such a warm and cosy home. Absolutely outstanding!
Love this! So good to see personality and character, as opposed to bland to sell - great job of presenting, loads of lovely comments!
Imagine paying 1.8 for a home that’s attached to someone else’s.
For that price bracket, you won't be getting a fully furnished, detached, late 1800's Victorian house in London and would be lucky to find a semi for that price. Detached versions of this house type are quite rare in London. I'm sure you could comfortably buy a detached, newer build in London for that price, but they'll most likely be smaller with lower ceilings, no basement and thinner walls.
@@helicoptersrkool Exactly why my mortgage will be far away fron the capital.
@@SKBSKBSKBSKBSK I don't blame you. As recent as 1995 you could buy this same Victorian type in London with basic furnishing for as low as £150,000 and would prob only cost 60-100k if you looked out of London. Then 2008 happened.
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Bruh that'a what i was thinking jesus christ, i know its a nice house but i feel like the price is trippled due to being in london 😂
I like it but all I can think of with so many plastic plants is dust magnet.
LOVE the master bedroom with the exposed brick and that chandelier is amazing. I would happily live in that room!
i missed the tours with matt and summer❤
wonderful thanks to share this pretty art house!
Love this channel! Nice job
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Such a cool house 🤩🤩
Love this house
Wow!! Really stunning..,👍I love it!!
So we don't get Summer anymore, she's not allowed to talk now? 🤔 Your new formats just feel so weird and forced.
Love that one guys, a very well presented home.
I LOVE every inch and everything about this home!!!! 🖤💚
The tour is great as usual but the house is absolutely my worst nightmare. Also £1.8 M for a semi in Shepherds Bush? London's housing market got crazy for sure
Hi Summer !!!!!!!
Wow it must be so nice to be able to afford to buy a house, the situation in the UK for us minimum wage workers is dreadful, we can't even afford to rent never mind buy!
That'll be £127,000 stamp duty and minimum £180,000 deposit for a semi-detached. London, like most capital and global cities is one great big rip-off. I'll stick to my 4 bed detached for 600,000 in Bucks, 30 mins from Central London by train. The world has gone mad.
It’s a unique and interesting house 🍺
What a beauty! Renovation and decor so well done.
I like the interiors of this house
Wondered if you guys were coming back or not!
From growing up near this area, I still can’t get over the price tag!
OMG! the striped black and white floor design runs from the kitchen to the sitting area and out to the backyard.
Amazing interior!
love the interior
Looks great but a little 'over done' in my opinion! But still very nice of course!
But lets face it, once the current owners move out and take all of their interesting artworks and furniture,
its not going to look quite as nice when the new owners fill it full of their cheap IKEA tat is it!!
I also find in these videos they often highlight the objects, artwork and furnishings but all of it would be taken with the current owners - apart from the flooring and window coverings!
What makes you think a person who has £1.8M to spend on a house is going to fill it with Ikea furniture? I'm sure the new owners will furnish it with the same expensive high end funiture but in a style of their choosing
@@charlesjay8818 Just because someone buys a £1.8M house, that does NOT mean they have £1.8M in CASH to do it!! They almost NEVER do it with CASH!! They need to get a MORTGAGE!! And when people take out a mortgage they usually want to MAX OUT their buying ability! Which usually means they end up being BROKE for the next 10 years at least! Obviously when people are stuck paying a HUGE mortgage (BROKE) they will have very little spare cash to buy high end furniture & Art!! So yeah, I'd say there is about an 80% chance this house will end up being filled with IKEA tat!
@@ifitistobeitisuptome hahaha people who buy a £1.8M house using a mortgage are broke????? haha yeah sure, find me that person, not EVERYBODY will max out like u suggest. It's not going to be a 1st time buyer at £1.8M is it? it's a wealty person/couple who are climbing up the ladder on their 2/3/4 home, probably in their 30s/40s/50s even. Trust me they will have enough cash to buy good furniture, or will already have the decent funiture from previous homes. Your figure of 80% is STUPID. What world do u live in. Try to think logically like i do. Your thinking of a 20 year old university graduate or 1st time buyer maxing out taking a mortgage of 90% value to buy this £1.8M property who is broke with Ikea furniture hahahah. THINK LOGICALLY
I love it, it’s a beautiful house. Lovely sized rooms lots of bathrooms as well. My friend has a 2bed terrace in Exeter it’s similar and it’s a lovey home xx
Omg I love it but is house prices in London is this high now 😢
It's not "wacky" its tasteful
stunning
Should have just called it The JUNGLE ROOM! Love Victorian homes as I used to live in one built in 1897. Some of the details in this home are just a wee bit over the top for my taste but then again I do not have that kind of cash ...lol The black and white flooring is way toooo much for my eyes to focus on. It carried on a lot more than needed to the outside. The outside garden space is lovely but that floor makes your eyes focus on it instead of the greenery. I'm not sure if I like or dislike the dark paint everywhere, especially the ceiling in the master. To me, that makes the ceiling seem lower than it really is...All in all this house is fantastic because there are bedrooms and bathrooms on each floor. It gives the idea of privacy! If I had the money, I would surely buy this one.
Love it
Nice enough house with good features but 1.8 million for a semi in Shepherds Bush seems a little over the top. Glad that I don't live in England with those sort of prices.
It's specifically London. A house like this in any other UK City would be a fraction of the cost.
What could posses owners of a home like that, that's already on the dark side in rainy dreary London, to go with that lugubrious color scheme? Boggles the mind. The home would be stunning if they lightened it up a good deal.
Great tour!
I love it, it's stunning to look at, but that would be too much black for me
It’s a beautiful home ,it’s a snip at that price , thanks 🙏🏴😊
Just amazing ..
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The price is affordable. Location in the City. I wish there is a room on ground level for my elderly.
I truly think this house is beautiful
And it even has the required Tom Ford book.
Was looking to seeing what they had done in the cellar 😢
What happened to British fine taste? Looks so decorative, cheesy, like furniture shop in Moscow...
Good price for the London Postcode!
I do not like all of the black. One room fine, but then stop it! The dining room and bath are nice. The kitchen is a stark contrast to everything else.
Interesting house if somewhat overpriced. But what exactly do you get for your money?? What furniture & fittings are included in the asking price?? Also I see no sign of any garage?? £1.8M !!, but that's London today, a property market with intense demand & no supply...Incidentally I notice that video's such as this never actually say if the property is freehold or leasehold.....
These people are pros.Sleek,sexy,luxurious,elegant and daring.
How much distance this property form central London… zone 1 and 2 ? I ask you
It's in zone 2 and about 4 miles from central London. It is a high crime area and a bit seedy.
Lovely!
Great
hate the raining weather
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Nice 👍🏽
I really love it. But don’t believe the interior to be timeless, or maximise space.
This is because of all the black ( which, except for very small areas) minimises the size of the space. The animal print and all dark tones with only accents of lighter tones, is very modern, but fashionably modern for this past 5 years or so. Ultimately it will become overcrowded looking with the collection of things that accumulate. It is also very hard to transfer to private spaces. If you want to make some money on it.
The separate park as a major asset seems very first elitist, and not worth it as far as I’d rather have my own space. Or pay the difference to live near a beautiful public park like Hampstead Heath.
Over all the interior seems two young for those who will afford to live there. The resale value would actually go down because it’s so nitch.
And the man showing the house, knows very little about what interior design pieces are worthy of discussion.
He knows space, but not a tempting sales man in my opinion.
Just think if it’s beyond “ showing off wealth”, to try and sell this space like this is almost foolish.
Perhaps others feel different . But I have staged many houses. And this is to particular to believe one would get maximum value, or views
Walls too dark.....awful
Love
Cant make my mind up if I like it or not. It is quite large on the inside don't look that big from the outside. But yeahh think I could be comfy in it . Can I ask .. Why does Summer not join in now ? did like the old vids best.
love your channel
Thanks Jeff!
Nevermind the house , who is this handsome presenter ?
Beautiful just a little too much black for me.
What kitchen?? No room to proper anything no room for microwave/kettle ect ( yes I spotted them in the cellar) I like the house tbh too much money to be in a Semmy with hardly any garden..
I hate this decor so much lol looks like a tacky bar in West Hollywood
❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍
How did all the floors occur when we see just a normal levelled house
The interior is lovely. But the exterior paint colour on the stone trim is gloomy & depressing.
Not much of a house for a lot of money. No off street parking. Tiny garden. Would go for 600k in Manchester which is a more pleasant place to live. The nearby park looks uncared for.
very modern house, but i feel the for me the theme is wayyy too dark. pretty cool tho
The house is really amazing ,, nice to see what can be achieved with actual talent. But why is it chavs can't pronounce bath .. (barf) ??
At last a home with some personality rather than boring beige
What w handsome guy ❤ the house not so much
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the adjectives that come to my mind are.....dark & expensive!
FYI you fully doxxed the owners here. I now know exactly who lives there, and by just pulling on to a random street in the area on Google Street View, know exactly where it is.
Gorgeous home.
Doesn’t Matt love himself someone needs too tell him it’s about the homes not him
Great looking house but not to my taste I would want to take up the kitchen floor as well as the garden floor
How to spoil a lovely house and make it ugly and tasteless.
Its sort of meh... for the asking price ie
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Words on walls as decor is horrible and has always been cringe....and the TOM Ford even worse....otherwise very nice.
I dont like the wallpapers. Other than that great house