This is beautiful. The fact that whomever owns it respected the history of this home and didn’t make it “modern”, absolutely was a brilliant move. It looks so much better.
Warmth and history emanate from every room of this house and love the squeaky floorboards. So nice to see an old house that hasn't had its guts ripped out and painted grey.
@@sallyanneotton4348 as an agent dealing with lots of interesting spaces, it’s been refreshing to see more people going bold with colours. I think grey might be on the way out.
I am besotted, speechless, infatuated. Never wanted to own a home til this moment. Light years out of my reach, and I'm ready to cry, but this vid has given me great enjoyment. May its owners cherish it.
Used to work on Brick Lane & it was so sad so many of these types of houses being converted & modernised to point of soulless so glad to see a building been honoured such a dream home & beautifully kept.
P E R F E C T I O N ! I have never been a money oriented person, it doesn't control my life choices (it sometimes should) and I generally have little respect for fortunes and those who have them BUT suddenly I would like to be rich enough to live in this incredible house that looks exactly like a home I would have chosen and curated! Thank you for allowing me in for a little time.
The way the owners listened to the house and responded with respectful sensitivity is to be applauded. The use of natural materials and timeless colours seem to straddle so many eras. The walls literally whisper with history and I love it. Thank you for showing us this magnificent house.
How refreshing to see an authentic Georgian townhouse "dans son jus"! Oozing character and charm - so unlike the modern renovations that strip everything away. Thanks for this tour.
My partner’s ancestors were Spitalfields Silk Weavers, this is wonderful to imagine the space they would have lived and worked with their big families. The Owner did a great job, keeping so many authentic fixtures and fittings along with adding sympathetic wall colours.
Thank you - I've been in the US for many years now, but before we moved over here we owned an end terrace Georgian in Stoke Newington with lots of gorgeous paneling like this one. I often reminisce about that house - basement level kitchen with coal holes just like this too & an old huge fireplace with ironwork fittings ! That area & that Georgian house were very 'posh' in their day, our home was built in 1720, not particularly 'favored' when we lived there - but now 35+ years later I understand it has again 'boomed' & I hope that house is still being appreciated for it's historic value ! Miss you Stoke Newington Church St & that Red Lion pub ! I always enjoyed discovering the history of that area during the 3 years we lived there ! Not so long ago houses like this were considered too 'scruffy' to keep, and many rows got torn down, I think we have all learned to love them now & that is not happening so much!
A lovely home with loads of character! I am glad that they kept the character to this 303 year old home. Older homes have so much beauty of the past and creative design. Thank you.
My mothers family were part of those who fled , all those years ago , and some of the family are artists , etc so this is beautiful thanks for sharing xx
Over 300 years old, it's spectacular! I love it! I could cry when I see the soul of an old home destroyed to "update" it. This one is almost untouched. It's a treasure! I'm in Canada and very few houses remain that were built prior to 1800. Saint John, New Brunswick does have a few but a huge fire in 1877 destroyed most. Our house is 100+ years old with original floors, windows, woodwork, and fireplace. I love our creaky floors, treadworn stairs, and wavy bubbled window glass. It's old for Canada but would be considered almost brand new over there! Thank you for the tour.
If you are the type of person who has a great imagination and decorating comes naturally this could be turned into a really warm and inviting home. I wish I had those skills. Thanks for the tour.
Love seeing that some of the house is "raw" and the rest is exquisite. Reminds me of the row houses in Savannah, GA USA. I am past negotiating the stairs, but really enjoyed this presentation.
What an amazing space! If only I could afford it I would snap it up in a heart beat. A piece of history that works well for modern day living in a great location. So much natural Beauty and character with no pretence. I have to say this is probably one of my favourites. But then again I say that about most of the properties you show 😊 Thanks Simon
I’d love to hear more about this area from those days. I’ve worked there since the late 90’s and it’s changed unbelievably since then. Goodness knows how it’s changed since the 50’s.
Very cool! Thank you for the comment. If you're interested in finding out more, you musy visit this place, dennissevershouse.co.uk/ it's even more historic that this house!
What a wonderful challenge for an Interior Designer and an Architect. What a magnificent property. The best to whoever developes this historic property.
Original wooden flooring does "talk" loolo.... How lovely is this place - thanks for the tour! Absolutely wonderful that its all in tact over the centuries.
Many thanks to this re-vitalization of keeping it in it's original era with all the charm and history without getting ruined with modern crap that would have destroyed it.
Reminds me so much of the homes in Society Hill in Philadelphia where I live. Beautiful house...the floors. fireplaces, woodwork. Would love to live there. Thank you for the tour.
I can imagine it in the 1700s, with looms in the loft, silks for sale in the ground floor, designs tacked in a workroom, and someone cooking in the basement. I also have Huguenot ancestry, but they skipped England and went to Ireland for a couple of years and then to the colonies.
There will be a happy buyer waiting to invest in this place! I wish he comes to you via this video, of course..... I wish you all the very best charming man!
Wow. Beyond delightful, and so quiet. I have never seen homes like this. I am from Australia and thought all the old London homes were all dark and mouldy. Good luck finding the perfect owner. Thank you for your efforts.
The layout and features (esp. in the kitchen) are almost identical to Dennis Severs' House, which by the looks of things, must be very close to this property indeed, perhaps even neighbours. Highly recommend a visit to anyone who loves history, esp. at Christmas time, when they do candlelit tours. This house is its twin!
Absolutely spot on, you clearly know the area. So pleased you like this house. You might be interested to learn that the other house in Princelet Street which was recently used for the, Christo exhibition was owned by the person who owns this house. The style in number 4 Princelet was all his doing.... All the best, Simon
@@DianeWyatt-j4x have a great time. If you like this sort of thing, you must visit dennissevershouse.co.uk It’s literally just round the corner. You’ll love it.
20.2.2024 And thats a wrap. I've now sold this house. You can see the outgoing video here if you like...... ua-cam.com/video/Jc3vWcSlj8A/v-deo.html
This is beautiful. The fact that whomever owns it respected the history of this home and didn’t make it “modern”, absolutely was a brilliant move. It looks so much better.
Thank you, exactly the look the owner wanted.
"whoever," not "whomever," please
Agree, it’s beautiful
@@cbwilson2398 ☹
@@cbwilson2398 thank you word police.
Warmth and history emanate from every room of this house and love the squeaky floorboards. So nice to see an old house that hasn't had its guts ripped out and painted grey.
I couldn’t agree more.
You’re right it’s not painted gray…….. it’s painted brown tan and beige.
Agree!
Yes, what is it with grey at the moment, the most drab flat colour 😶
@@sallyanneotton4348 as an agent dealing with lots of interesting spaces, it’s been refreshing to see more people going bold with colours. I think grey might be on the way out.
I am besotted, speechless, infatuated. Never wanted to own a home til this moment. Light years out of my reach, and I'm ready to cry, but this vid has given me great enjoyment. May its owners cherish it.
Lovely comments thank you very much 🙏
Used to work on Brick Lane & it was so sad so many of these types of houses being converted & modernised to point of soulless so glad to see a building been honoured such a dream home & beautifully kept.
Absolutely. Hope it brought back some good memories for you. Thanks for your comments.
P E R F E C T I O N ! I have never been a money oriented person, it doesn't control my life choices (it sometimes should) and I generally have little respect for fortunes and those who have them BUT suddenly I would like to be rich enough to live in this incredible house that looks exactly like a home I would have chosen and curated! Thank you for allowing me in for a little time.
That’s so nice of you to say. It definitely has that feeling. Laid back and sophisticated but not showy.
The way the owners listened to the house and responded with respectful sensitivity is to be applauded. The use of natural materials and timeless colours seem to straddle so many eras. The walls literally whisper with history and I love it.
Thank you for showing us this magnificent house.
Absolutely! If only walls and floors could talk. Thank you for watching
How refreshing to see an authentic Georgian townhouse "dans son jus"! Oozing character and charm - so unlike the modern renovations that strip everything away. Thanks for this tour.
appreciate the comment. It's perefct, right down to the squeeky floor boards...
My partner’s ancestors were Spitalfields Silk Weavers, this is wonderful to imagine the space they would have lived and worked with their big families. The Owner did a great job, keeping so many authentic fixtures and fittings along with adding sympathetic wall colours.
My ancestors were also silk weavers of Spitalfields
Thank you - I've been in the US for many years now, but before we moved over here we owned an end terrace Georgian in Stoke Newington with lots of gorgeous paneling like this one. I often reminisce about that house - basement level kitchen with coal holes just like this too & an old huge fireplace with ironwork fittings ! That area & that Georgian house were very 'posh' in their day, our home was built in 1720, not particularly 'favored' when we lived there - but now 35+ years later I understand it has again 'boomed' & I hope that house is still being appreciated for it's historic value ! Miss you Stoke Newington Church St & that Red Lion pub ! I always enjoyed discovering the history of that area during the 3 years we lived there ! Not so long ago houses like this were considered too 'scruffy' to keep, and many rows got torn down, I think we have all learned to love them now & that is not happening so much!
A lovely home with loads of character! I am glad that they kept the character to this 303 year old home. Older homes have so much beauty of the past and creative design. Thank you.
Many thanks 🙏 appreciate the feedback
Stunning , respecting history 100% but yet so contemporary. Clever and incredible .
Many thanks! Its a pleasure walking round this incredble home
Love the heritage colours, and the simplicity.
Thank you. I'm hoping to get a follow up video on this house next week. I've sold it and i get to explore it when it's empty. Best wishes, Simon
Absolutely glorious. Thank you for showing us around this wonderful slice of historic London.
My mothers family were part of those who fled , all those years ago , and some of the family are artists , etc so this is beautiful thanks for sharing xx
@@georginabird9354 my pleasure. Thanks for watching
Over 300 years old, it's spectacular! I love it! I could cry when I see the soul of an old home destroyed to "update" it. This one is almost untouched. It's a treasure! I'm in Canada and very few houses remain that were built prior to 1800. Saint John, New Brunswick does have a few but a huge fire in 1877 destroyed most. Our house is 100+ years old with original floors, windows, woodwork, and fireplace. I love our creaky floors, treadworn stairs, and wavy bubbled window glass. It's old for Canada but would be considered almost brand new over there! Thank you for the tour.
Thanks for you comments. Your home sounds fab. Simon
Took my breath away. Thank you so much and to the owner for sharing his beautiful home with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
This is one of the most beautiful,ethereal homes I have ever seen,,,if I had 4 million it would be mine. x
Well, I will keep my fingers crossed for you. Thank you so much for the feedback
If you are the type of person who has a great imagination and decorating comes naturally this could be turned into a really warm and inviting home. I wish I had those skills. Thanks for the tour.
I totally agree! thanks for the coment
If you could afford the house, you can afford a decorator.
My favorite. The paint colors are exquisite.
Watching from USA. My ancestors were Huguenot refugees. That Georgian house is lovely.
Hello from London, thanks for your comments. Glad you liked the tour.
Perfection in every room👌
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Wow. Stunning home. You can feel the history of this beautiful townhome
Thank you. it's been lovely seeing how so many people here appreciate the warmth of this historic home. Glad you liked the tour
Thank you for the amazing tour and a bit of a background history on this place! The house is incredible
Thank you. I’m delighted you enjoyed the tour.
Thank you this home was certainly beautiful in every way❤!
Than you for the lovely feedback. Simon
Love seeing that some of the house is "raw" and the rest is exquisite. Reminds me of the row houses in Savannah, GA USA. I am past negotiating the stairs, but really enjoyed this presentation.
Really appreciate your comments. Thank you.
Enchanting!!! I appreciate the wonky stairs and the sound of footsteps on the original floors.
Honestly one of the most atmospheric homes I've been in for some time. Thansk for the feedback
What an amazing space! If only I could afford it I would snap it up in a heart beat. A piece of history that works well for modern day living in a great location. So much natural Beauty and character with no pretence. I have to say this is probably one of my favourites. But then again I say that about most of the properties you show 😊 Thanks Simon
Thank you for the feedback and I'm delighted you enjoyed the tour. More to come......Thansk for sticking iwth the channel
Just after Christmas we went for a curry on brick Lane. Fell in love with the area. Especially loved the houses on Fournier street.
Love this authentic, historical home. Just love it🥰
Love the mirror over the fireplace. Love the inset glass cabinets.
Thanks for showing this very beautiful home. A warm sophisticated vibe is definately felt.
Thank you for you kind feedback, Linda. Simon
Gosh, I love every inch! I am a descendant of Pilgrims, still living 20 miles from Plymouth rock, love this house😊❤
Thank you. Isn't it lovley to see something left as un-touched as possible.
It is because it is a Memory within you! :) Cellular Memory is very strong in a Family Line! Such a Blessing!
An absolute gem and dream of a house. Thank you.
My pleasure. Thank you.
So interesting and a beautiful house tastefully curated by the owner. Thank you
Such a Wonder to behold, now I want to see all the Neighbor's homes! The one across the street has a Garden on the street-side balcony!
Speechless, I feel at home, so much homely old time character, dream home .
It really is. Thanks for your kind words
An amazing house & the man that brought this house back to life. It really is an experience to vist throughout its day.
Thank you, Andrew. Appreciate the feedback
I grew up in Hanbury Street in the fifties...as a child I remember the beautiful windows of the old silk weavers houses...
I’d love to hear more about this area from those days. I’ve worked there since the late 90’s and it’s changed unbelievably since then. Goodness knows how it’s changed since the 50’s.
very interesting for me as my family descends from Huguenots in Spitalfields
Very cool! Thank you for the comment. If you're interested in finding out more, you musy visit this place, dennissevershouse.co.uk/ it's even more historic that this house!
got quite emotional watching this as my ancestors lived and worked in this neighbourhood may have even visited this house .
Thank you for showing us around a beautiful historic home 🏡
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing story house❤
Beautiful in it’s simplicity ❤️ & preservation
Thank you so much 😊
These streets, these houses are absolutely stunning and I love the way this house has been renovated, creaks and all.
Thank you for the comment. Glad you like it 😊
Wonderful. This was so enjoyable to watch. Thank you from Cape Town.
Thank you. And hello from london.
What a wonderful challenge for an Interior Designer and an Architect. What a magnificent property. The best to whoever developes this historic property.
Hopefully not too over developed though. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. 👍
Original wooden flooring does "talk" loolo.... How lovely is this place - thanks for the tour! Absolutely wonderful that its all in tact over the centuries.
Thank you 🙏
What a graceful and timeless home. I’d love to live there!
Thank you. It really is
Thanks for sharing Simon, absolutely gorgeous. Would love to buy this house as my Nanna came from the East End, will have to get a paper round now 😂😂
Go for it! Hope to be selling you a home in East London some time soon!
What a amazing place!!!!! Thank you for sharing! Much love from South of France to London where i lived in my youth!
Amazing! Thank you so much for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love those rooms on the top floor! Wonderful light.
Thanks so much!
Wow! Absolutely stunning!
Thank you, I'm delighhted you like it.
Thank you for the tour! Ahh, so cozy and pleasant to look at :)
Isn't it just, thansk for the feedback.
magnificient house!
Thank you
Amazing!!!!!!
Isn't it just !
What a gorgeous place! My dream house love the history. I'm a Hugenot, at least my ancestors were.
That’s lovely to hear. Thank you for your comments.
What a lovely home. It would have been wonderful to have been able to see it truly adequately decorated.
Magnificent!! Wow!
Many thanks!
Many thanks to this re-vitalization of keeping it in it's original era with all the charm and history without getting ruined with modern crap that would have destroyed it.
BEAUTIFUL ❤️ .
Honestly i can listen to you all day long😊
That’s kind. Thank you 😊
Beautiful house! Congratulations to whoever buys it. I hope they resist the urge to “modernise”. Thank you for the tour.
Absolute pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it
Reminds me so much of the homes in Society Hill in Philadelphia where
I live. Beautiful house...the floors. fireplaces, woodwork. Would love to
live there. Thank you for the tour.
And thank you for the comments. Society Hill sounds interesting. Best wishes, Simon
This is incredible and I would happily live in the Weaver's Loft!
I can imagine it in the 1700s, with looms in the loft, silks for sale in the ground floor, designs tacked in a workroom, and someone cooking in the basement.
I also have Huguenot ancestry, but they skipped England and went to Ireland for a couple of years and then to the colonies.
It’s a little piece of history. Thanks for your words.
Beautiful video....such a wonderful house reflecting history and yiu are a wonderful relaxing presenter who guíes us through this perfectly
Lovely review of the home! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. Appreciate the feedback
An absolute dream of a house in a fantastic area, will be a lucky (wealthy) family that gets to live here.
I have the soul of an English person😂😂. I love the entire home!! I can see the history from the kitchen table. I'd love ❤ to purchase the home
Thank you for showing this amazing house. Of course, there's nothing like that here in Australia so I really enjoyed seeing it.
You do have some very distinctive and beautiful Victorian houses though. 😃
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for your kind words
Stunning 🏡 🤩🙌🎥😄🤗 🇺🇸
Thank you! 🤗
@@simonatuniquepropertycompany 😄
Exquisite. This is my idea of the perfect home.
I used to live on Hanbury Street Whitechapel end and loved walking along these old preserved streets among the high rises.
How long ago. I’d love to hear what it was like
@@simonatuniquepropertycompany I think about 93 - 95 so a similar time to you, if I recall from the video.
@@Agameda1 you’re a touch earlier. Good times 👍
Beautiful
Thank you
Looking very nice.
This is stunning I would love to have this thank you for sharing Hugh in Scotland
Thanks Hugh, hello from London...
Just Lovely…..❤❤❤
Love your videos - so much detail which is so so helpful ❤
Thank you. I really appreciate the feedback. And thanks for taking the trouble to watch
An absolute stunning property.
Wow! I could almost move to London. Just beautiful.
You should!
There will be a happy buyer waiting to invest in this place! I wish he comes to you via this video, of course..... I wish you all the very best charming man!
You’re very kind. Thank you for the comments and taking the time to watch.
That was awesome....
Thank you
wow very vintage! lots of potential.
Thank you. Yes there's sill a few changes you could make, but not too many !-)
wahoo it's beautiful!
Even that yard your standing in looks great to me.
This home is absolutely beautiful
Thank you. It’s an honour to be representing it to be honest. Thanks for the comments.
Wow. Beyond delightful, and so quiet.
I have never seen homes like this.
I am from Australia and thought all the old London homes were all dark and mouldy.
Good luck finding the perfect owner.
Thank you for your efforts.
Thanks for your comments. And hello from London.
I absolutely love this house!
Long live wonkey stairways!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thank you Simon for a lovely video! From, Kalamazoo Michigan
A storybook neighborhood !❤
if I was a person of means I’d buy that in a skinny minute. Incredibly atmospheric.
Thank you. Glad you liked it. Who knows, one day......
OMG, that Door could wake the Dead...I am listening in early this morning! LOL
I am from Huguenot desent. It’s so interesting to see. Thank you for this
Thank you for watching and thanks for feedback. Really pleased you like the history of it. It a very special house.
Simon
Beautiful space
Excellent
Sence of place,with the decor ❤
The layout and features (esp. in the kitchen) are almost identical to Dennis Severs' House, which by the looks of things, must be very close to this property indeed, perhaps even neighbours. Highly recommend a visit to anyone who loves history, esp. at Christmas time, when they do candlelit tours. This house is its twin!
Absolutely spot on, you clearly know the area. So pleased you like this house. You might be interested to learn that the other house in Princelet Street which was recently used for the, Christo exhibition was owned by the person who owns this house. The style in number 4 Princelet was all his doing.... All the best, Simon
What a beautiful house, reminds me of Merchants House in NYC 😊
Thank you 🙏
@@simonatuniquepropertycompany I’m in London in October, going to check out this are 👍🏻
@@DianeWyatt-j4x have a great time. If you like this sort of thing, you must visit dennissevershouse.co.uk
It’s literally just round the corner. You’ll love it.