Full 6 month property renovation flip project in South Wales | Flipping houses UK | Hoarders house!

Full property renovation journey over 6 months showing the transformation from a hoarders paradise to a high spec end product.
Highly recommend getting an LNPG membership for a project of this size.
Flipping houses UK | Terraced house flip UK
Kitchen - Magnet
Bathroom - Wolseley
Materials - Jewsons
On clearing this property we filled 8 tonne bags full of empty Sherry bottles along with 2 Transit Tipper loads of lager cans which had to be crushed by foot!
There had been nothing removed from this house since 1996 and we even managed to unearth a hand written World War II diary.

[@sionwhitecross2665]

Can you break down the costs, purchase price, sale price, etc?

[@HavenVilla]

Thanks for sharing.

[@josephrowell9052]

what i dont understand is how someone can leave a house like this (before)

[@jpproperty9953]

It was crazy, some severe addiction and mental health issues for sure. Glad you said the before bit 🤣

[@levels9270]

That is brilliant man!

[@jpproperty9953]

Thank you

[@benevans3733]

Hi jammie have just come across your channel and it’s brilliant and hope you are staying safe and well and are you going to rent it out or sell it on

[@dajai-6394]

I like this job

[@jpproperty9953]

Thanks Matt

[@clovelly1946]

Why not make those two reception into one large open plan.

[@jachu1433]

Didn’t see what the bathrooms look like. But super thumbs up for cleaning that house !

[@jpproperty9953]

Thank you

[@sandeepjuneja5716]

Love the stone used on the kitchen counters and back splash, what is it though?

[@jpproperty9953]

Hi Sandeep, to be honest with you I can't remember the name. It is part of the magnet range puechased through LNPG and is a stone effect.

[@miola2083]

Amazing job!! But the bathroom needs clean white tile.

[@praline2x]

Nice spec, but odd placement of radiators. They'd interfere with furniture placement and might not be optimal for heating.

[@jpproperty9953]

Hi praline2x thanks for your comment. To be honest I hadn't thought about that before, we took the advice of the heating engineer on radiator placement. I see your point re. Furniture though

[@recall2880]

Agreed. Rooms are small so rads should of been under the window so you can use the space. Where would you put the bed with that radiator there now?

[@calumbrooknicolson]

It’s a hell of a lot better than what it was.

[@jpproperty9953]

Thanks

[@calumbrooknicolson]

You're welcome.

[@benevans3733]

And have subscribed as well

[@jpproperty9953]

Thanks Ben, really appreciate the comment. We sold the property on, completed in October

[@getlauriekor]

I want to buy it

[@Walkwithmetoday]

if you could film horizontally, I would be able to see this 400% larger and full screen please. :)

[@jpproperty9953]

Absolutely, I've learned my lesson with filming and everything filmed from now on woll be horizontal. I was a KZbin novice until about 12 months ago 😂 and I'm just about beginner level now

[@Walkwithmetoday]

@@jpproperty9953 Keep up the good work though! Great conversion project!!

[@allyshimmer]

Lovely Reno! But the bathroom is downstairs and through the kitchen even though all the rooms are upstairs.

[@susanneostermann6956]

thats exactly my thinking.... i would have prefered a smaler powder room and a larger kitchen (pantry?) downstairs and a full size bathroom upstairs... :-) but anyway: very well done!

[@enternal6962]

Hi,can you tell us the purchase price+rehab costs and then the final sale of the house after

[@jpproperty9953]

Purchase price 95k | Refurb 30k | Other costs circa 5k | Sale price £182,500

[@kevinbird7698]

where was this to in South Wales 👌

[@jpproperty9953]

@@kevinbird7698 Caerphilly

[@kevinbird7698]

@@jpproperty9953 well done credit to you 👌🙂

[@jpproperty9953]

@@kevinbird7698 thank you, much appreciated

[@miiq352]

How much did you make on it?

[@miiq352]

It’s a beautiful house now!

[@jpproperty9953]

Hi Mi lq this one was circa 45k pre tax profit

[@miiq352]

@@jpproperty9953 good for you! Please carry on making more property videos! If you could share which areas in wales you think are good for investing im sure that would be very popular

[@therandombrandan942]

Could you not of added a upstairs bathroom?

[@jpproperty9953]

Possibly but it would have taken away one of the bedrooms which we felt added more value. All of the houses in that street have doenstairs bathrooms so it wasn't as unusual as you'd think. If I was moving into it as my home I defo would have put one in. Thanks for the comment.

[@therandombrandan942]

You are welcome

[@getlauriekor]

Omg. How could anyone live like that. I wouldn’t let a pet rat live there. Unreal transformation.

[@jpproperty9953]

It was crazy, we had over 8 tonne bags worth of lager cans and another 8 of sherry bottles!

[@patrickmulholland9332]

Why panel the bathroom, it looks shocking and will have cost your bottom line

[@jpproperty9953]

Wanted to avoid tiling as thought it would be quicker. I disagree that it looks shocking but cost wasn't dissimilar to tiles

[@patrickmulholland9332]

@@jpproperty9953 if those panels last 18 months before they blow I’d be very surprised. Should have gone half height tiles with skim coat or the top half. Cheaper, looks nicer and will stand the test of time, i guess as you’ve used a cheap L shaped bath And pottery package, currently £490, I guess you were on a very low budget, which would explain why you didn’t box the boiler.

[@jpproperty9953]

@@patrickmulholland9332 Thanks for the advice, we sold the property for a good price and buyer was pleased with the standard so happy days.

[@patrickmulholland9332]

@@jpproperty9953 glad to hear it. Always keep learning. Good luck with your next one👍

[@jpproperty9953]

@@patrickmulholland9332 Thanks 👊🏽

[@vestaosto]

I personally find the layout not very successful. In order to go to the bathroom, you need to walk through the kitchen. Sorry, nothing against your renovation.

[@jpproperty9953]

Yes unfortunately with a number of houses of that age in South Wales the bathrooms are attached to the kitchen. We had the option to move this upstairs but we wanted to maximise upstairs room space. Thanks for the feedback though.