Exploring a £4,000,000 British Country House | Swimming Pool, Helicopter Access, Wedding Venue

[@sws8987]

So amazing to see this now. I went to school here from 1994-1999 when it was a school as a really young kid, it was the most magical place with amazing people. The memories that were made now locked in those grounds forever will be treasured by so many people make this place priceless. Lovely to see its new life today! Bless the Wareham family who owned it when they ran the school

[@vince6252]

Wow! What a cool message and memory. Thanks for that. Must be a cool place to go to school everyday. 😍

[@kevmagill5163]

Awesome post about someone who's experienced this sprawling property in a different time!

[@howarddavis620]

Just amazing how huge this property is, £4million! Compare this to a similar priced property in London.

[@rosie6]

But it’s in the middle of nowhere? No entertainment, not close to amenities/ shops etc

[@howarddavis620]

@@rosie6 Just the sort of environment I would want to live in!

[@julesforsyth2996]

Imagine the running costs for both the house and the land. That's why these places are cheap.

[@forward_ever_ever2595]

@@julesforsyth2996 do some serious crop & animal life stock farming...help pay them bills

[@igloballens]

@@forward_ever_ever2595 thats what I thought

[@TW-us2pj]

It’ll be £4 million, because it’ll be hard work to clean and it is most likely a fairly old build. But if you don’t mind breaking a sweat every once in a while and you like old builds, this is an unreal buy. Beautiful.

[@TheFinnfluencer]

Probably if you’re rich enough to spend 4 million on a house then you’re also rich enough to hire some cleaners 😂

[@TW-us2pj]

@@TheFinnfluencer depends if you want to hire cleaners. Some people would rather do it themselves even if they don’t want to.

[@bigpants6121]

@@TW-us2pj not here.

[@bigpants6121]

@@TheFinnfluencer several cleaners and gardeners.

[@akinokusami3623]

​@TW-us2pj then this is probably not for them

[@ButacuPpucatuB]

It’s too beautiful to pass up. I love how modern the house is but the beauty and history wasn’t sacrificed in any way. This was a lovely tour. Thank you!

[@bhuvitaylorsversion7]

True

[@akinokusami3623]

That principle bedroom complex is one of the amazing I've ever seen. I mean, the ensuite bathroom was just crazy! There may exist more luxurious bedrooms, but the way this one's been put together is just charming.

[@venom5809]

This place is massive, reminds me of the house my father's friend lived in when I was a kid, it was as big as this or bigger and only two people lived in it, it was amazing and ridiculous at the same time. Aside from being a maintenance nightmare, I really like it and the price isn't bad.

[@pooflakes1]

Suggestion for all home tours but especially for large ones like this. Adding a transparent image of the floorplan with an indication of where the tour is on the map would be very useful in helping visualise

[@wendyharbon7290]

As a Derbyshire Lass, I love old grand houses to start with, but being disabled now, one that seems is disabled accessible in parts and could be fully disabled accessible, is really appealing, if only could win the Euro Millions, I would seriously think of buying this property, to turn it into a both a long term Veteran's Residential Property, with Veteran's Holiday Guest quarters too, plus keep the Wedding and Function Venue going, plus develop holiday guest cabin business too. Along with turn the whole estate, off grid green energy self-sufficient too, plus create Disabled Veteran's Flowers and Vegetable Gardens too, as well as form a Veteran's Cricket Team, plus both form a Veteran's Football and Veteran's Ruby Teams, using the existing cricket pitch and creating a new football plus a new ruby pitches, with built a new fully disabled accessible Sports Club House and bar plus Gurkha restaurant too, with separately built fully disabled accessible changing rooms, showers and toilets building, for the home veteran's teams and visiting teams. As well as built a new outdoors large old fashion band stand, for military bands and musical groups, could come and play in, to entertain the general public on open weekends and guests plus residents too. Lastly create a Service Dog and Service Pony Training Centre with Stables and Kennels, plus indoor and outdoor training rings too,, For training both Service Dogs and Ponies, to look after Disabled Sensory and Physically Disabled Veterans,. As well as training Emotional Support Dogs and Ponies plus Horses, for Veterans with PTSD too, with creating long walking and riding tracks around the grounds. Finally only employ Veterans and Service Family members, to work on the estate too, including a Veteran's Classic Car Collection with garage building too, with these classic British cars and Military |Vehicles, would be available to be hired for drives in the Peak District, or for wedding or even for a veteran's funerals too, driven by Veterans too. I bet you were not expecting this kind of comment, were you, Namaste Gurkhamum Wendy

[@kevmagill5163]

I wish for you to win the Euro Millions with all my heart! You've really thought about your beautiful plan, and I truly hope you're able to achieve your kind dreams. Selfless and helpful to the nation's veterans! Awesome!!! 🤞

[@alisavas9526]

Great tour. What an amazing property. 30 acres land as well. It's absolutely insane that it's same money as that silly underground 3 bed dungeon in Altrincham

[@Xrpto]

30 acres of land ?😲

[@scarletmontana7]

Its hard to believe this is just £4M, I cannot imagine how much this property would be down South. Another great tour 👍

[@KuchiKopi179]

I remember a certain benefits boss buying a £2million proper estately house with a 1000 acres in the early 2000's. Wonder how much that costs now lol. I forgot the woman's name, I am pretty sure she was on some job finder show.

[@unknown_legend]

@@KuchiKopi179 Thornbridge Hall, Emma Harrison?

[@KuchiKopi179]

@@unknown_legend yes her, although on the show they said it was a thousand acres, apparently its actually 100 acres and worth £20million now 😅

[@unknown_legend]

@@KuchiKopi179 Unless it has land with it but not directly on the estate then 100 acres sounds more realistic, so does £20m! The company was A4E, apparently workers dubbed it 'All 4 Emma' 😂

[@vueme805]

Yes I agree with the comment I was getting dizzy with the camera moving so fast. Maybe this tour should have been done in two parts to really give a bit more time in the spaces. Such a massive space at that price? Makes you wonder?

[@michelleanemily]

Wow just wow! This place is amazing.. how that can be for just 4,000,000 is mind blowing.. and have it in a heartbeat but skint and not sure I’d want to run a wedding buisiness

[@tyrionstark380]

4 million because that place got friendly ghosts waiting for new owner, previous owner....

[@akinokusami3623]

I love how some of the ensuite bedrooms have full receptions/living rooms, then the ACTUAL bedroom has a lounge area itself completely with sofa sets, coffee tables & presumably mini bar.

[@margaretzoheir4468]

This is beautiful, much nicer in my view, than the really much more expensive apartments in London. I love these mansion houses or manors, not sure which is the correct term. I would like to have known when it was built. Love the internal decor and all that green space outside. Simply lovely.

[@FinarfinNoldorin]

I wish I had the money to be able to buy and maintain a beautiful historical place like this..what a treasure it is.

[@blueybarnes9442]

It’s maintenance and up keep that’s the crippled

[@bigpants6121]

@@blueybarnes9442 commercial use should help pay the bills.

[@Kolious_Thrace]

These houses are gems! Don’t make them rubbish by adding weird things in them… Don’t make them look ridiculous! Choose the traditional English countryside style.

[@princessmarlena1359]

“Aw, but I thought it would be a great place to put my slot machines, freestanding basketball hoop, Wurlitzer jukebox, pinball machines, big screen tv, pool table, ping pong table, cigar humidor, and liquor cabinet!” 😉

[@arslongavitabrevis5136]

@@princessmarlena1359 LOL 😅😅😅

[@arslongavitabrevis5136]

A bit too late, the place is crap!

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@arslongavitabrevis5136 if I had the money to buy it, I could redecorate it and make it a real home! It’s not the typical countryside house, it’s like a manor but it could be thrilling! Now, it’s just a crap form inside…

[@arslongavitabrevis5136]

@@Kolious_Thrace My dear Greek friend, I agree 100 % with what you said. How awful is to see beautiful houses like this one ruined by morons with lots of money but no taste! Regards!

[@julesforsyth2996]

Love the house, I wish they had kept the old look to the interior though. This could tempt be back to the UK, let's see if I can raise the money.

[@nicholasmiller5146]

I could easily see this extraordinary property shared by up to 4 couples !! TALK about an incredible Retirement Possibility !!! 1 Million each? Very do-able..considering how much Reitrement in London would cost !!!

[@kevinkeswick1243]

Yes exactly! They could divide up the massive private space while operating the commercial part (spa, event space rentals,) and essentially live for free in a palatial estate in the rolling English countryside. Great opportunity for a group of friends or family looking to retire.

[@jadoremakeup1422]

It's nice to see the beautiful woodwork and furnishings that actual match the style of the house.

[@a.kaiser8965]

I think UK country real estate is just so undervalued.. and honestly there are so many wealthy people out there.. that this would be like a drop in the bucket for them.. and I would ditch the commercial side of it.. and have a real house. and decorate it up nicely.

[@KuchiKopi179]

Undervalued? A lot of foreigners snap up these estates all over the UK. Especially the ones who bought when £4million could buy you that house and at least a 1000 acres lol.

[@a.kaiser8965]

@@KuchiKopi179 totally undervalued... you used "snap up" like they do it often and easily, which sounds to me like they are undervalued... lol..I think I mean real estate in the countryside of the UK seems really undervalued to me.. meaning you can buy 1000 acres and a giant house for nothing...

[@robertwillis4061]

That is a lovely house. Inside is a nice mix of modern and old styles. 30 acres isn't that large for farming. So you would need an alternative income source to afford the upkeep and updates.

[@mathiassca]

The room off the front entrance is an Arboretum meant for tropical palms, an Oranry were seperate buildings, also meant with large glass door so the Orange trees could be moved outside for the summers. Yes both tropical plants, but diffrent, The Arboretum might have had at one time a water feature before the renovations, So a Adams style cieling in the formal Living/ lounge (in the day Parlor) Room, a trayed jacobean cieling in the formal Dining room, with victorian fireplace surround of the 1860-70s, Library with Jacobean cieling, guessing the current kitchen is in the old Brakfast dinning room with that lovely fireplace, Upstairs very American contempory with old granduer touches, but all the modern amenities!!! Its a lovelt property!!!

[@georgielancaster1356]

Oranges are NOT tropical. They don't do that well in frost, and snow would kill them, but they would do fine in Southern England. The biggest problem might be too much rain. I grow oranges and get frosts every winter. About 4 nights as low as -6° C and lots of normal frosts. Have lemon and orange trees. Some types do better than others in cold, but my lemon tree produces huge numbers of lemons.

[@kevmagill5163]

Orangery...and yes oranges are tropical and sub tropical trees..sending this message from Florida. An orangery is a building where you would bring your citrus trees inside to protect them from frost.

[@williamf4544]

Great property - i think you have to watch this one a few times to get your head round the layout and appreciate the lace properly

[@susancolon1973]

I am in love with this property ❤

[@LaughingInTiny]

What a strange renovation. You can tell that money was put into it, but without the direction of a skilled designer. Modern juxtaposition with the traditional exterior is fine, but it will take a huge amount of work to give this the cohesive luxury feel that it deserves. Worth it though. It could be stunning.

[@CatRobot4549]

Yes, the interior design needs a do over for sure

[@iainhughes8110]

An amazing property, very well presented.

[@cassandraralph5906]

Beautiful house, but too labyrinth like for me. However if I had 20 adopted girls I would be happy to live here. Lots of bedrooms and bathrooms! No arguments about who is going to use the toilet and bathroom first thing in the morning! But I would have to use a state of the art GPS to find my way around this place! Including the gardens!

[@princepeterwolf]

Crazy how a house in Kensington would cost 10 million and this huge property is only about 4. Mental to think about really. Great example on how location and maintenance costs play such a big role in real estate value.

[@jasonpatterson365]

A lot for the £4 million compared to other locations

[@rikkitikki922]

The price to upkeep this and maintain the old buildings would be insane. I would personally have that commercial building constantly rented out for weddings weekends, have a disco there every Friday and in the week have the office spaces rented to a company just to generate the income to upkeep the maintenance. Never mind what council tax and bills for heating and electricity. Mind though I haven’t turned on my heating in years so I could probably cut that bill. Also think of the grounds, you’d need a gardener and staff to help you clean. I love this house but oh the money .

[@assetstopurchase8432]

A lovely property very thoughtfully, tastefully, and intricately done. Love the landscaped gardens too.

[@kevinkeswick1243]

What a stunning property for 4 million! Are you sure there isn't a zero missing? The commercial part of the property probably brings in enough income to cover the mortgage costs as well as much of the utilities and upkeep so if you can afford the down payment on this estate you could live in the massive palatial pristine up-to-date private space almost for free in the beautiful rolling English countryside! The commercial part appears to consist of a Spa, event space rentals e.g., Weddings, corporate events as well as luxury overnight accommodation. I could imagine it is probably popular with shooting clubs as well who would make use of all of the indoor spaces. The facilities are in pristine condition so this would be a big money generator probably netting well over a million a year! Imagine the possibilities for a large extended family to pool their resources and buy this estate. They could live in various parts of the private section while working the business side together as a family and adding a bit of farming. How great a life that would be! It sure beats working 9-5 as a wage slave!

[@KingCircles]

One thing is for sure - snooker table is a cool feature.

[@Kelly-ie1hx]

The house is a dream.

[@forward_ever_ever2595]

I know its thay cheap because its in the country side, but that a wonderdul place to live nonetheless, raise a family. Its alao where u wanna be when "London is falling". Do crop & life stock farming and sell to the city restaurants and market places ...it'll sure bring some good income. Cant let all that land go to waste

[@user-petfriendly]

WOWSER ! It's an awesome video hosted by a very personable team. So much luxury, an incredible estate. 😊❤🇨🇦

[@accoladeconsulting9628]

Great job done. How much is the annual property tax then based on the listing price?

[@Twisties34]

what a fantastic property

[@jitaamesuluma9730]

Such a beautiful house

[@richidraykat]

What grade listing is this. With the addition of the internal elevator I'm guessing its grade 2. Does the place have staff housing and does the main kitchen area have a dumb waiter installed. Also is there a wall/ boundary marker around the edge of the property

[@lilmizzije]

The house is huge!

[@kozmikhannah]

So big that I cannot construct the layout of the house in my mind.

[@kaylababs]

I think you rushed the residential tour. I would have loved to see the rooms a bit more detail

[@nikita5662]

Wow only 4 million? I’ll take two please

[@vince6252]

Gorgeous! Especially the residential interior. Lots of space, lovely. Enormous! Amazing what only £ 4 million can get you in rural Derbyshire! 14:06 Ooh, you've interrupted a teddy bears' council meeting there!

[@ecosymbiont7571]

£4 millions is a very good price for such exquisite property.

[@joshuakincaid9300]

This is my dream home jobs, I’d get my license to perform weddings, have a publishing company, wedding venue, custom dresses, suits, possibly open a restaurant, could hold church, land could breed dogs. It’s just beautiful, I’m so in love with it.

[@biya-thestoryteller9599]

Magnificent property.👍worth the value. It's a perfect dream home.

[@1mezion]

Lovely property and large acreage definitely worth it

[@fusionddesigns4030]

4 million for a property this size is I think a good price for a house this huge. Very beautiful.

[@AyyyyCeeee]

Nice outfit Jas

[@yossarian3]

The whole estate was pretty nice and then fumbled down hard in the master bedroom. She had that brilliant cover, "So regal". And it was all broken up too. Going to need to throw $4M and add in a total remodel of everything in the master suite.

[@waynoo774]

I would put 2 10 pin bowling allies in the banquet room

[@dantrunks20]

Outstanding house! Outstanding presenters!

[@milagroguardiola7150]

Very nice thank you ❤❤I felt right at home 🎉 18:32

[@ulisirius9027]

Very beautiful! Good price relation!

[@yourfriendlysubaruoutback]

Me watching this video with $250 in my bank account:

[@Toby_the_Glen]

The purchase price is nothing compared to the day to day running costs?

[@sebastianwelcome2080]

o yea massive poor room too

[@davewesley11]

Love it and where it is just lovely .. Compare this to the poky flats of London .. I know where I'd live.

[@swat4hire]

I do hope that you have this still for sale or other similar to it I'm looking for something just like this

[@t.r.l.4377]

Can see the potential to throw another 10 suitcases to the renovation crew!

[@pxrfxct5680]

HOW IS THIS ONLY 4 MIL WHAT

[@zaynaht3256]

Hi is this still available where can I buy it

[@christophers796]

This mansion in the UK 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 🎉is so nice 👍 So luxurious

[@mariadelcarmenrouco8014]

Bellisima de ensueños amo todo lo ingles

[@sparkiegaz3613]

Lucky Tom , I could follow her all day long 😍

[@user-jt1jv8vl9r]

I guess the price reflects the location and annual running/maintenance costs.

[@andilengwane3372]

I too immediately thought the maintenance costs must be out of the roof if it's listed at this price.

[@venom5809]

@@andilengwane3372 For reference, I had a 7,000 sq.ft house with a 2,000+ sq.ft guest house on 16 acres not that long ago and it cost me about $3,000 a month to run if nothing went wrong. Just to cut the grass was $1,000 a month. This house is definitely a lot lot more than that. To change my roofs was almost $100,000 alone. Never again.

[@andilengwane3372]

@@venom5809 that's ridiculous. But if I'm being honest, if I had the money, time and patience to spare I'd still much rather have a property like this than those overpriced apartments and townhouses in London. Even for my children, to go out of boarding school into a a place with space for any budding hobbies as well as that "go do it yourself" country culture.

[@venom5809]

@@andilengwane3372 It's really nice to have if you can afford it and even if you can at some point it just get tiresome paying those big bills, that's why you rarely see someone go big twice or even bigger. Land that's natural that you don't have to take care of isn't so bad. My current house is about half the square footage on about an acre but I have multiple ponds and I am probably going to build an addition with a pool, hot tub, sauna and steam shower and maybe a small apartment and I should be happy with that. Also build all brick or stone, you won't believe how much money that will save you over the years. My old house and guest house were wood siding and it was $30,000 to paint them both.

[@andilengwane3372]

@@venom5809 Agreed. I'm from South Africa, I'm only 25 but I'm privileged enough to own quite a bit of natural land that's situated in a place that is near public roads, about 15 minutes from the main city, currently undergoing modernisation through big government funded projects, I've had the land three years now and its only going up in value, and in that time I haven't even spent I've R6000 to maintain it ( some Bushclearing every few months). This side of the world we pretty much only use brick and stone. I've never considered ponds though I think I'll actually look into that, I've always been a fan of isolated bodies of water.

[@kevmagill5163]

Wow!...4 million? That's cheap enough to turn this back into a family home and not worry about bridezillas. So much land, and I'm sure this house is begging to return to its historic roots. Either way, it's an incredible deal for that much house and acreage. Extra silly this day Tom, fun watching you guys get turned around in this large property. SO MANY DOORS!...😄

[@Mutezz1]

I would work 24/7 to literally buy this place.

[@mjmikaelson]

Beautiful home!

[@claudevice7211]

My Favourite Part is how naughty both o you are! Keep in doing a great job guys! There is great love here for you

[@HA070]

Property is amazing. The presenting could do more work though. Its so dry and seems as though they're winging half of it.

[@reaganwhitenewlife9663]

Absolutely gorgeous all it's missing are stable blocks , but lovely 💖

[@rosewood3047]

Think Tom sped through his section :(( was there a timer on or something??

[@mjmikaelson]

I love the golf ball sound effect 😉

[@DaveyFantom]

You'd have to spend another 4 million to redecorate the place!

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

Hehehe yeah I was thinking the same :') But it's part of the journey... for the fun of it really. 🙃

[@williamf4544]

We must live on different planets - i wouldnt change a thing

[@KuchiKopi179]

@@williamf4544 don't you know youtube comment section people live in 100k sqft houses with tastefully decorated interiors 🙄

[@kevmagill5163]

That sounds about right. Bring it on. What a splendid time of research and renovation for this historic home!

[@jagmohan909]

In Canada this would be 200 Million. SO this is a great deal but I have none of those millions.

[@barbarasunday3514]

I wouldn't mind being on staff there, but the chaise lounge in the bathroom is totally insane.

[@zaia_eric1304]

What a beatiful place I'm stunned 😍 Someday I'm gonna live in a place like this 💪🏼🗿

[@raphaelszok8561]

No secret rooms?

[@blackcloverdxd9624]

The whole house is my favourite

[@acuteangle5237]

From inside it looks like a house not castle . The revonation inside has messed it up

[@keith2599]

Beutiful and Very GRAND... Really enjoyed....

[@qaisarsaeed1855]

U didnt show storage space in each room .wardrooe ?. And u commercial area lack of accessories like fridge i kitchen etc. Laundry area ?

[@woodshed_moments]

Inimitably English... gorgeous country manor home.

[@PINSARAful]

Wow, Stunning and Breathtaking 👍 🖤 Please reserve this lovely house for me 😀 I am gonna buy it 🖤 Fantastic view ❤ 🖤

[@annamariagalanti3800]

Beautiful yes beautiful yes

[@angelamurphy9472]

Slow down and actually show the floors and ceiling details.

[@acuteangle5237]

Unbelievable price just 4 million

[@robertldesigns]

Great property!

[@sepehr1422]

The house looks incredible from outside but the interiors don’t match the historical character of the house. The furniture is just not good. I think this building needs a serious renovation again.

[@WomenInPoliticschannel]

This is somewhat akin to Lara Croft's mansion from Tomb Raider. Accept Jesus as Lord :)

[@Divinefeminine888]

I will be contacting you very soon when purchasing my next investment property and family home 😊

[@guganarasu6862]

I want this house

[@iamaravinth]

Where’s Matt and summer

[@fonnyjonny]

They took it off the market and have put it back on for £6 million - if it didn't sell for £4 million, why do they think it's going to sell for £2 million more for no apparent reason for the price increase?!

[@Simm2Dimm]

most likely made some renovations i'm guessing, it's the only thing that explains the increase.

[@fonnyjonny]

@@Simm2DimmI’ve seen the listings for it, it’s exactly the same, they haven’t made any subsequent renovations 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Aurora-qn2dx]

The stove with the copper is lovely..stick to the traditional British country style without nonsence.

[@Lovelifealways16]

Not keen on all of the modernisation of the building. They have not respected the age of the building. I would change everything back. It’s awful. If people want modern why don’t they just build a new place. It probably would have cost less instead of ruining this beautiful old country house. 😔

[@duongkhuyen9533]

This is a heaven truly !

[@almondespa]

Is this house the one in The Gentleman

[@jerredicusgoodlett]

iF I EVER ASKED GOD FOR ANYTHING IT WOULD BE THIS WHERE I COULD WORK PRAY AND HAVE a CHILD MY VERY OWN SECRET GARDEN and SPIRITUAL direction WITH my GIFT

[@strikeleather6503]

You may as well turn it into a hotel. It's furnished nicely. Otherwise why ɓother with all those endless empty rooms! You must need at least a million a year to maintain it?