Perfect Property Found? - Location Location Location - S16a EP6 - Real Estate TV
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Explore a Buckinghamshire house hunt filled with compromises and surprises, and follow two sisters on their search for the perfect property in Reading. Discover how these house hunters navigate location versus their dream home, all while facing challenging decisions. Will they find their ideal homes? Watch now in this episode of Location Location Location.
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snooker room couple: Phil, u have the patience of a saint. Just why I could never be a real estate agent. Give me strength.
Omg, when he said that garden was small… 🤯
I love Phil and Kirstie
My reason, to get a big ole TEXAS SIZED SMILE ON MY face
Me too
It's interesting watching people bypass a perfect house because they are unwilling to go 10 miles down the road, almost like a location defines something about who they are.
Often times it is about commuting. For instance, I live at ten-minute walking distance from my work, and my colleagues envy me for that, as some live even at one-hour driving distance
I'm amazed at the numbers of Englishmen who give Americans a hard time for not having a passport, but they object to driving an hour away to go shopping or go out to party. I'm gobsmacked!
@@abigailgerlach5443, it is even worse than you think, many people prefer having a small apartment in Central London, and not have to commute, over a much bigger one or a house just 7 miles away from Central London
@@abigailgerlach5443an hour drive is a long way in a country so small as England , why do it ? I understand it in the USA , everything is so far away and people drive EVERYWHERE!
I live in the US, and I won't drive over 15 minutes for anything. I've been lucky to always be able to find excellent housing near my work, my friends, church, shopping, everything. I'd never drive an hour, for anything, except for a vacation to the coast or the mountains. For vacations, I'll drive 3-4 hours away.
The house in West Wickham was amazing........... and the green out look and village loveley..................
4 minutes in and I’m thinking I want a castle. I can only afford a phonebox, but I really, really think I deserve a castle. 😂
I SO LOVE WHEN KIRSTIE DOES HER GARDEN DANCES!!! :) :) :)
God what is the hang up with the location? Great house marvellous view. You could be anywhere. Hard to please some people.
Post code snobbery. It could be a house they would never look at if were any where else. But because it has the " right" Post code they would purchase and pay more. I had my eye on a beautiful brand new ene town house. But because it was the wrong Post code for hubs. He refused to make an offer. We ened up in a town house also and end unit right Post code. And ended up the rental neighbours next door. With police out twice a week and four or five times every Friday night was part night. Needless to say, three years later. It finally sold at a loss. Because the land lord could be sweet talked. Made life hell for the the three other owners. All of which sold within five years.
Snookeroom ARE YOU JOKING 😅😂🤣?
A snooker room!!!!!!
I Phil and Kirsty, thank you thank you for being you don’t buy property in Australia at the moment. We are having some ups and downs more downs and ups. Wishing you health wealth. Regards Alan peachy
I love these two. What a funny team.
It's what makes the show so special.
I loved that first house that Hasan and Hannah saw, and I would keep it that size. It had a greenhouse in the large back yard--sorry, garden--and was cozy and friendly.
I loved the one they ended up buying because it was beautiful on the outside and very spacious on the inside. I love big rooms, as there is plenty of space to work with, and the mancave was huge
Berkshire has become the epitome of the label "bedroom community". Home owners head into London for work and recreation, then come home to occasionally garden or sleep. Fewer villages have a community feel; fewer people even know their neighbors. Sad, but true.
West Wycombe is a lovely town. It's busy, but not overwhelmingly crowded. It's a pleasant place to live.
I'm in the USA and had to Google to try to find out why the couple would be so against High Wycombe. Despite being in a generally affluent part of the country, Wycombe contains some considerably "deprived" areas. In 2007, a GMB Union survey ranked the Wycombe district as the 4th dirtiest in the South East and the 26th dirtiest in the whole UK. Yikes!
I bet it's still cleaner than the US.
Sorry to hear you're in the US. Must be grim.
Here in the US, we have neighborhoods of all types, just like in the UK. And life here is, in many ways, better than in the UK. British people immigrate here, in much greater numbers than do Americans emigrate to the UK. We like to visit the UK, but we don't want to live with all of that economy-breaking socialism. Vote Conservative, if you want any kind of decent economy.
USA ? Never. Ever. Not even for a holiday ever again 🤢
How the hell can a snooker room be a must?!!
Give me Kirsty any day, think she is brilliant!! 👍👍😎😎 I will be looking to buy in Cyprus within the next 4 years, hope Kirsty is available!
'I hate parking' translates to, 'I can't drive and was lucky to get a driving licence'.
Lol translates to I can’t parallel park
I hate driving, and no one to whom I tell it seems to understand, because they assume that everybody has to love driving
😅😅😅😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pie in the sky....lol!
Lack of vision? Are you kidding...no vision more like it.
A lack of something can mean that.
What difficult people. 😖
It seems that way, but it is not, because the first and last responsibility you have as a buyer or potential tenant is to make yourself happy, and NOT the agent. Agents want you to buy or rent, and you want yourself to be happy, so especially with homes, self satisfaction should be paramount, because otherwise you will be miserable in that house every day, and will have to soon make plans to move again, which is where I am at this very moment because I moved in to the apartment where I am currently living against my own wishes
Kirsty looks like Snowwhite in this episode, so cute! 😍
Love the sweet shop. Takes it back to my youth.
Hassan talks as if he knows a lot but shows otherwise. Snooker room over a home with 4 bedrooms on the small budget. Both he and wife need a reality check. How frustratingly idiotic. Loved the girls naivety but their ability to adjust was positive. Love the fact that they feel they can live together.
Your comment about Hassan does not apply because he did manage to find that big house with the snooker space. However, generally speaking, you are right about the budget being way too small for a house with space for a snooker table
@@newmankidman5763 It does apply. He appeared foolish.
@@almakemp6005, had he not asked for it as "to not appear foolish", he would not have gotten it. In most cases, it is the end result that determines the worth of the journey, or a particular step, and in this case, his getting what he asked for proved that he did a smart thing by asking for it. @almakemp6005, you cannot ignore the fact that he got it
Reflecting on my own house searches, I'm thinking that realtor work must mostly be about handling unreasonable people with kid gloves until they see reason. I've been living in the second house I saw for over 20 years. It was fine, well-built, decent location, good value. Still is. A bigger garden might've been nice, but...I mean these people aren't looking for architectural marvels, all the houses are quite ordinary. What exactly do they think they're going to do in them that it takes this much angst to find something?
Interesting how terminogy in countries differ. We don't really have terraces in South Africa, maybe in older areas of Cape Town. Flats are normally in a block. Semi detach with us is normally called a townhouse especially when a duplex
What is the thing for hearts in decor? Almost every frame has one. Metal, fabric, twigs, are made into hearts.
half the time when these people start looking, they have no clue what the difference between need and want is let alone practically. the couple needs to get more money for as picky as they are.
There are two types of needs. The Natural one, about which you are talking, and the artificial one, which is also a need because when met, it brings folks much pleasure and comfort which end up supporting the satisfaction of the Natural need. For instance, when people, especially children, are in bed sick, they have the Natural need which is to get better, but an artificial need such as entertainment can ease their discomfort while recovering towards the Natural need
Feeling spoiled in Texas. Space, size & parking rarely (never) an issue;)
Yeah, but who would want to live in Texas?
@@alenac.3934 is that really called for? At least I don’t have to supplement with vitamin D, there are plenty of sunshine, lakes and rivers and hills and ocean. Texas is also going to a gold backed currency sept 1st. Apparently a lot of Californians, cause they are all moving here. Our economy is strong and our people are friendly here in the south.
@@tammy14441Texas is going to have its own currency? Are you seceding? Good, you can take back your awful senators.
@@alenac.3934, Texan women are about the best in the World. Generally speaking, they are real, as opposed to fake people you come across in abundance everywhere else in the World
@@tammy14441 they are libtards
Love the clarity of this video.
no room for a trampoline, do they have a trampoline now?
pet peeve: it's BEAR with me, not BARE with me.
Money from parents and grandparents...good business
Thanks for your tip!
Sheesh!! These young people don't sem to grasp the reality of the situation...
Oh they have vision alright... all these kids want what their parents have... right now. They're just spoiled with champagne tastes on a beer budget. 🤣
Privileged!
Pretty sure the sweet shop is not there anymore
Love the kite!
What's up with the major dislike for High Wickham ?
Service charges.?
u can always build up a slope.................
Kristies scarfs. Maybe something more flimsy?
First couple! 🤪
The sisters 🥴
Where do they find such worldstrange people everytime!
The sisters were fine. What are you talking about? lol
Couple of bloody snobs. Nothing wrong with High Wycombe, I know, because I was born there!!
He wants a snooker room, I hope he doesn't snooker when his wife needs help with the children, which often can happen. My advice is look for a family home now, think about snooker later
How would he even get a full size pool table into that basement?
You would build/assemble it in the basement.
The shnoz on that!
How can anyone afford to live in this country?
Move to Afghanistan.
Sometimes I feel like this show is more about seeing Phil and Kirstie get their deals than the clients their wishlist. It seems they always harp on one item on that list as unreasonable (in this case, the snooker room). This episode Kirstie was explicit that her strategy is to reduce expectations to "a crumb" so clients will accept less than they originally wanted.
It's a TV show, Gina.
Sometimes the “ wish list” just isn’t attainable. $$
You two do what can, that is always good. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💓💚🥰🤗
I just feel that if people had an achievable wishlist, they wouldn't be asking Phil & Kirstie, they'd be moved into a home quickly and with little drama.
Hannah and Hassan would be dissatisfied with Buckingham Palace.....just no pleasing some people....they have a limited budget....they just have to opt for what they can afford and not have high expectations.....why is he so obsessed with snooker???
Love this show and the presenters but Kirsty looks half dressed 🙈🙀
Oh well, I might remind you - as I - will have undoubtably looked half dressed back in your days. And I don’t think Kirsty gives a rat’s @ss. She rocks loud dresses!!
I love seeing these houses, but don't like the whole focus on the frustration these two feel with their clients. It seems as if that's just like them to say yes in 5 minutes and be off. They don't enjoy being with the clients. Everything is about why people won't just compromise already!
No one is expecting them to buy a house in five seconds, lol. But you do have to compromise. If you can’t compromise, then you either need to increase your budget or continue renting. Or hope you can find something in five years lol
*"And who wouldn't like a lovely sweet shop on their doorstep!"*
Anyone with diabetes, I guess.
Oh dear, she seems like Hassan's maid. Good look luv.
That is an interesting comment, given that there was no indication of subservient behaviour on her part. However, oodles of stereotyping from you towards Hasan 'luv, innit'.
I hear men requiring a "man cave" (in this case, a snooker room) many times, but never hear women demanding a room of their own - why is this deemed acceptable?
Because they get the rest of the house! lol
so no sisters??? seems like an entitled young couple
Um, what do you mean no sisters? They're in the episode, lol.
@@thehungrygoldfish there is another episode with this title... no sisters but a man woman couple who are incredibly entitled .. that was my point... check
and see the comments
@@ValeriaVincentSancisi Are you talking about this video? It's the same episode. They've done two couples per episode since 2007. All the ones you see where there is only one couple was from before 2007.
too much fake tan....
A Confederate flag wall?? Lol good job removing most of that!
I doubt it was that, as Phil said that an "old lady" was the previous owner . Remember, several countries' flags, are of similar colors and design. The average Britain wouldn't know about, nor care about, that flag. As AMERICANS, it's known to US.
It's a Union Jack.
The Union Jack does not have stars. The various Confederate "stars and bars" flag designs did. That said, I agree that it's possible that whoever painted that umpteen years ago didn't know.
@@thetruthisthelight0910 It was the stars/bars! And one room said "Queen!" Lol the old ladies kids were kids in the 70s and she never touched there rooms is my thinking🤣
Its a Lynyrd Skynyrd motif. You can see the text at the bottom. Would have been a teenagers bedroom.
it is a problem when people have no vision.. They would make a big profit if they take on a project and upgrade it.. I guess in USA, we think differently.
To be fair, the house that they bought still needed a lot of work. It's just more cosmetic than structural. The problem with the first house is that they would have to extend it. A lot of people want to do work but not to that level, which is understandable.