Escape to the Country: Habits Of Local Communities - Suffolk [Series 14: 21]

Escape to the Country: Habits Of Local Communities - Suffolk [Series 14: 21] !
Nicki Chapman is in Suffolk, property shopping with a couple who have £425,000 to spend. But with one liking new builds and the other wanting character, can Nicki find a home that will suit them both? Away from the house hunt, Nicki learns about the county's silk-weaving tradition.
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[@sonaterese799]

Love Nikki Chapman as she is one of the nicest presenters ever and she really listens

[@Plaza_and_Mote]

People over 50 always use "as" as a conjunction

[@susiepoo51]

Great agent! She’s very likable, pleasant and well spoken, and never interrupts in conversation.

[@thetessellater9163]

She also has a name !!! Nicki Chapman, very professional.

[@hurst-cs2jh]

Hello Sue

[@keepingitwild5994]

Bang on! One of favourite presenters.

[@sandraobrien8705]

She is one of the best.

[@sonaterese799]

Nikki and the rest are NOT Estate Agents they are presenters

[@Angelina25676]

House no 1 was just perfect, in a village too! I would have jumped at it on the spot! But house no 3 had this irresistible heated swimming pool, hard choice!

[@debrap947]

I loved house 1! Perfect kitchen.

[@SmallWonda]

Very enjoyable episode, Suffolk looking resplendent and includes other properties on the market and a segment on the silk-weaving industry - although some folks' idea of remote is quite amusing!!

[@brendatajik6150]

A very enjoyable episode. 🌼 *Thank you for sharing this great video!* 🌞

[@issievdhorst]

First house is STUNNING! NO thanks to no 2, No 3 is ok.

[@vandalmeida.30.09]

Fascinating weaving machine, I'm really impressed. ♡from Brazil ☘🇧🇷.

[@paduvathil]

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[@maryharvey724]

Very nice feature about the silk weaving business. Nikki is such a pro. This episode felt a bit rushed?? Exteriors were quite plain I thought.

[@jendyson6729]

The second house was amazing, all the history if those walls could talk. The Mystery house was done so well, not like a new house at all, so many cool old materials used. Nice couple.

[@thetessellater9163]

Strange how they wanted to move to the country, and then rejected the mystery house because it was too remote! Make your minds up, folks!

[@rondakudrna2054]

Love Nikki!

[@jamesbrien1944]

Nice couple! I thought the Mystery House was absolutely BRILLIANT!

[@supersonicsid5930]

Well they got their 15 minutes of fame , not sure what they were looking for in a house as I thought all 3 were fantastic, the second one being fabulous.

[@lupeavila6708]

I love love this show,

[@bunnibixler8447]

I sometimes wonder how serious some of these house shoppers are in their intentions to buy a new home. Is their appearance on the show simply a lark? What sort of vetting process is employed by the producers of ETTC?

[@supposedly1-2]

i thought that too but i have see at least 10 shows if all i've watched where they did buy the house they liked. so not all are just in it for the tv show.

[@sallyhawkins101]

Very few are interested in anything more than being on TV and given the people who are on the show I'd say NO vetting of any kind is done.

[@jerobi40]

Does it really matter all that much? Just having the chance to see the homes and the land around them is enough for me.

[@DeborahSutherlandDebinPei]

Ettc is a person uploading TV series we love to watch. There are a few versions of 10 years later visiting some that did buy, but hard to find online

[@carolsuesamuelson7935]

These were nice houses. I would have chosen house 3. Thanks for up loading.

[@thetessellater9163]

Moi aussie!

[@mollysmomndad2]

Nicki is one of my favorite hosts. Can anyone help me, please? Last week in the middle of the night I watched an episode that Nicki was hosting. I cannot find it again so I can show my husband. The couple followed Nicki to the top floor where they had to bend down to enter the room. The entrance was partially blocked by the Model Trains that were taking up that space. I remember this part because when they were ready to leave the room, Nicki joked that the camera had to stop filming because she had to crawl out of the room and said they didn't need to film her bum. I would be very grateful for your help!!!

[@pawelsawicki7003]

Interesting video

[@carolclmcm1214]

Ahhhh. Mystery house is breathtaking!

[@alkaaggarwal7539]

Very Beautiful houses

[@oraclex2976]

Houses No. 1 and No. 3 were both perfect for their needs, although the first would have been my choice (less maintenance). If they were serious they would have taken it.

[@berniemccann8935]

Yes, watching many episodes, this last sentence is often my thought also.

[@irisheyesofbelfast]

They took 3. How much more serious do you expect???

[@karenlopez9417]

@@irisheyesofbelfast They didn't choose any of the houses.They decided that house #3 was too remote.

[@dinacox1971]

@@irisheyesofbelfast No they didn't....you must have missed the ending. They decided that it was too remote. Sometimes I find this show so frustrating. I have to wonder if some of these people do not actually have the budget that they say they do.

[@thetessellater9163]

@@irisheyesofbelfast - they rejected house three, bizarrely given they wanted to move to the countryside, because it was 'too remote' !!! Swimming pool, potential for a tennis court, big garden, etc - odd?

[@bellerophonchallen8861]

I like the way these people all tramp round the garden, then look around upstairs with shoes on.

[@elkehassell171]

Oh I could stay here forever!! Sad to report they found the property too isolated!!!! I don't get these people at all

[@JoJo-Hamilton]

Tony is Mr Bean in disguise? 😂

[@pattyhill4682]

Nicole look like Jayne Seymour.

[@maureencreason1963]

I thought the amount of beams was overloaded and dark. He would have been very uncomfortable in any of these options. Saying that, mystery option as a true contender. Cheers to Nikki!

[@absolutetruthgirl]

That second home...*shudder*🙁

[@rosieposie6671]

Gravel front of house 1 takes away the curb appeal. With a front garden this house 🏡 would be adorable.

[@Temptation666]

"has come down" "owners desperat to move" Jep can clearly hear this is taped long ago (2013) Today it would be. "You got to hurry or it will get snatched away" Loved house 2. I would not change a thing on that one

[@kathleenp9643]

What a spectacular home! It seems that nobody ever buys the homes on this show though. :(

[@handebarlas6248]

What is wrong with these people...they say they love the property but then they take a pass. How odd. The first one and the mystery house were lovely.

[@valeriechisholm7224]

maybe they were all too big for two people

[@terrytay1774]

Too remote? Then why move to the country?!!

[@supposedly1-2]

he did say he didn't want to wake up and see houses and it was only a mile and a half from the town with all the modern facilities, i'm confused!

[@mariannelottes7922]

why is the kitchen always lovely ? i can do without one .

[@pratibhapanghal]

In my country India most women spend a lot of time cooking for the family everyday ! Most families still the joint kind , more than 5 people ! Then there are many festivals requiring special food and delicacies to be cooked hence a big lovely kitchen in my scenario would be a boon

[@thetessellater9163]

So where would you prepare and cook food? In the garage?

[@susiepoo51]

Many meals are cooked and served each day...why would you want a SMALL kitchen? Another benefit is that family can all mingle together!

[@mariannelottes7922]

@@susiepoo51 . yes . you are right i think now . with isolation i miss those times so much .

[@zenaslarosa5930]

I don’t feel they are really wanting to move otherwise the program would have told us that they have found a home on their own after this.

[@countrysue980]

Good episode. Nice people. Hope they are playing tennis on their own court in #3.

[@raia9]

thanks for the spoiler

[@countrysue980]

@@raia9 you are welcome.😋 I wrote that before seeing the ending which is why I said 'hope'. 😜

[@countrysue980]

@@raia9 I noticed that you didn't comment on carrir rogers who a week ago specifically said they chose #3. Interesting 🤔

[@handebarlas6248]

@@raia9 Why did you read the comments before watching the episode

[@thetessellater9163]

@@raia9 - If you want to avoid 'spoilers' then read the comments after you watch the video, not before, dirk!

[@denizusta9433]

IT JUST A NICE HOUSE , -)

[@bosse641]

Would love to live in the second one.

[@DeborahSutherlandDebinPei]

Mystery house for the win 🏆 but I don't feel they were serious about any of them 😕

[@clairehawkes1112]

Why the sudden stills of holiday views? Anyone know? Thanks

[@sonaterese799]

Its so that copy-right rules aren't breached as it results in the videos being removed from you tube

[@FigaroHey]

Tony sounds like Mr Bean.

[@outfromtheshadows]

Nichole has a Siobhan Fahey vibe going on.

[@cindypoole6792]

Home prices March 2013. Great host. LOL about "got their 15 minutes of fame."

[@mommat1306]

What is the British thing with gravel? I really don’t understand it.

[@natashadavies9569]

Drainage while allowing for parking. Concrete is very ugly as well as being environmentally dubious

[@irisheyesofbelfast]

Why don't they show these houses to the people on house hunters??? They spend this kind of money and would LOVE these homes!

[@thetessellater9163]

Surely these people are house hunters??????

[@miarrem]

You do realize "House Hunters" is completely staged - the buyers have already chosen & bought the home or its made to seem like they have

[@steveclemens8488]

More Looky Lous.....but at least they got on TV.

[@karenberardi671]

Question: Why all of the gravel driveways? Doesn't anyone do cement/concrete? I think of us in the States with snow plowing.

[@satnitcboy]

They don't have nearly the snow we do. But I've known folks with gravel drives in the country, and they just have the plow raised an inch or two. Also, gravel drives and parking areas allow water to be absorbed rather than run off down the road. Good for the land, trees and plants. Good for the water table, too, if you have a well. In many places in the US where drought is an issue, communities are requiring either loose surface like gravel, or porous pavers that allow water to run through the gaps.

[@maureencreason1963]

@@satnitcboy completely agree on all points, besides the fact that I love the crunch of gravel, for me nothing speaks 'country estate' like gravel crunch.

[@neonskyline1]

Everyone here in Poland has a concrete block drive, i hate them. we are going to put gravel down

[@karenberardi671]

@@satnitcboy Thank you for the information. Never thought about the drainage.

[@yahyasanuse5656]

They always said nice, perfect and stunning house for them when asked by the host in all of the episode but at the end....final outcome they said the house they choose to revisit were too far, too big, too old, too expensive, too odd, too cottagey, too small, too modern and bla bla bla... i think better look for very serious buyers rather then sombody want to become popular on tv.

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

Yahya Sanuse I agree with you. And they said that the mystery house was too remote but I can see several houses round about and the village is only 1 ½ miles away = I can walk that far in half an hour. I don't call that remote by any stretch of the imagination !

[@UnresolvedMystery]

Exactly the same thoughts every time I watch this program. Does anyone ever buy? Lol

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

@eva camille thoroughman What is a modular ?

[@maryhudgins9133]

I keep seeing brass emblems on so many episodes, on the mantles of the fireplaces. What’s the story on them. Thanks in advance

[@pietracuore]

I'm not sure what you are seeing but maybe they are horse brasses...search "horse brasses" for more information

[@thetessellater9163]

Yes, they're 'Horse brasses', which were used to decorate the harness of working and show horses. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_brass

[@kristinebailey2804]

Horse brasses.

[@supposedly1-2]

you could tell they weren't going to choose to buy that house because they kept saying it 'was' perfect not it 'is' perfect. just a slight slip of the tongue like when someone is missing and a person starts talking about them in past tense like they died, bcz that person killed them and knows they are dead. same idea anyway! they just wanted to please the tv show i think. although they did like it.

[@azrulsaleh2858]

I wonder how many people had died in the second house over the centuries?

[@thetessellater9163]

You have a morose mind to consider that. How about how many children were born there instead (before maternity units) or how many newlyweds lived there?

[@susiepoo51]

I often wonder how many families lived there before them, over the centuries.

[@patrickmcgovern7799]

Mai

[@hw260]

The woman looked like a human flamingo. It was truly amazing,

[@naku775]

Interesting, in my childhood I was told I can't do personal remarks about people.

[@sissyrayself7508]

She needs to eat several sandwiches.

[@sissyrayself7508]

@@naku775 what a boring childhood u must have had.

[@handebarlas6248]

That is a most interesting observation. I mean it in a positive way. Come to think of it I think you are right. And you are not being rude either. After all flamingos are very elegant creatures.

[@mauraswenson8892]

🤣 Right on. 🤣

[@bevclifframcharan6348]

Too dark inside

[@tinahasapis1085]

Parental Duties never finish. Why would you move far away from the children? You will need them sooner than you think. You're not getting any younger

[@mysterywriter888]

I watch this type of video a lot and it seems like most of the men want modern and the women want character. Has anyone else noticed this? I thought it would be 50/50 so it has surprised me. This includes Americans and British men and women.

[@sonaterese799]

The women are romantics who like the notion of historic houses but the men realise how expensive it is to maintain old properties - they need work done on a yearly basis!

[@makinitsch9113]

Who buys a house and not being married? That's crazy

[@sonaterese799]

They are an older couple who probably don't feel the need to get married...............

[@robertdesantis6205]

Very bad idea when one dies. I've seen relatives come out of the woodwork when that happens, taking everything and leaving the partner high and dry.

[@TheCaithleen]

This show needs a hairdresser

[@handebarlas6248]

Ha haa haaa. I thought so too.

[@informnz9283]

Such dirty hair…