Inside a £1,750,000 Modern Home with 2.4 Acres, 5 Bedrooms, Incredible Views & Unique Architecture

[@TheLuxuryHomeShow]

On the 18th day of Vlogmas 🎄we are in Bedfordshire touring a luxury modern home with some interesting architecture throughout such as the ‘tree’ inspired balcony. The property is listed with Ben from Fine & Country at offers over £1,750,000 and he will be holding an open house. The properties estimated value is in the region of £3m hence Tom mentioning £3,000,000 at the start. For more information contact Ben on [e-mail] and enjoy the tour! ☺️

[@PrimRose25]

I love the star of the show. Kitty is so cute. Living the life in grandeur

[@katherinehickey6915]

What an amazing house. Never seen a Security Cat before 😆

[@HeavenlyLights]

Love the privacy. Love all the natural light. Love the frosted pocket doors.

[@modernvillacompany]

Hello Patricia Randall dear friend I hope you are fine . I guess you are interested in architecture and villa design. If you are interested in these topics I'm glad you visit my channel Our team uploads new videos every day, I am sure you will like them

[@ismaelrojas1614]

A massive well dress home plenty of space and land with this property I love how Tom and Jas are always upbeat making the presentation warm and pleasant to view appreciate that much thanks again stay blessed

[@TheLuxuryHomeShow]

Thank you! ☺️

[@kathleencook4674]

This house is beautiful, I love the balcony at the front, the little kitty is so cute I love catI have 3 and one of them is all black

[@carolinaa.4407]

The kitty demonstrating the stairs on cue 😂

[@appolonia5763]

Nice house but the furniture and colours need modernising great garden 😉

[@desiitrianii]

omaigat. this what i'm waiting for. house tour in winter season with snow. ♥️

[@hughc178]

This would be good as the next Omaze house

[@firesetup23]

Very interesting home, thanks for sharing! You guys are doing an amazing job of showcasing these properties

[@TheLuxuryHomeShow]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@DrBrunoRecipes]

Looks amazing 👌🏻 Greetings from England 😄 Have a great day everyone 🌻

[@TheLuxuryHomeShow]

Have a great day too! ☺️

[@xplanet2112]

Great tour, great property, this is my bag! the layout is unusual but I think this is what makes it unique. I think one of those downstairs bedrooms could be made into a madcap recoding studio of some sort, stick a coffee machine in there with some sound proofing and away you go!

[@NotSassySas]

Loved this tour. Cat was a great touch, think there's a spot of a guest host with her name on it!

[@edp908]

The shaking camera makes me feel like I'm in a Jason Bourne movie

[@sophinasajid356]

Looks amazing

[@mazar9480]

Beautiful

[@janeorson5452]

This house is superb! Please, when you show a house like this where there are no obvious curtains or blinds, could you show us how any window coverings work? I assume there is some sort of remote control for them? I don't mind that view during the day, but I'd like to know there is something there and that you're not going to be woken up with the sun at 4.30am in the summer! Thanks

[@Dhintheman]

I'm just loving this house

[@RainbowRushx3]

gorgeous house!!

[@andrew4809]

Love the kit home vibe

[@sithlordrj8883]

I think it is one..one of the high-end ones. Baufritz I bet!

[@andrew4809]

@@sithlordrj8883 At least easy to demolish in a few years time

[@sithlordrj8883]

@@andrew4809 They actually last longer than you think..not like the old style pre-habs. A 2003 Huf Haus I saw recently still looks in great condition. Remember, we actually have wood framed houses in the UK that are hundreds of years old and still in good condition. There's even new prefabs made from concrete. So far only in Europe, but some spectacular houses. I'm actually thinking of building a house, but finding land in the area I want. And then researching the different types of builds. I do like what Octagon Bespoke do. But they are pricey. In any case, I think we need to build more houses with advanced materials..solar/ac/central vac and so on..just to keep up with gas prices and the hot summers. Every new build should have photovoltaic panels, and smart home compatible. There's this German company that has made boilers etc so thin that you can turn the room set aside for all that into more space. Sorry rambling on with all the research I've done into a home build.

[@andrew4809]

You have great knowledge of pre-fab construction hope it goes well

[@AminTheMystic]

I'd much rather have the last Notting Hill house!

[@donjohnson4368]

Great if you like Grey

[@neptune567]

Splendid!!

[@juliemariesmith8378]

Lay out messed with my head. Not my bag this one but love the cat ❤

[@ronnieparkerscott6223]

Luv this house.

[@marga22]

Casa minimalista, fría como un demonio, con cocina-salon en primera planta y segunda planta , yipo apartamento 3.000.000....estamos loco!😬

[@nickridic99]

For sale on Rightmove for 2.25 million. I'm guessing having a video filmed of your property adds 3/4 million.

[@annarizzo1336]

Hi, I live in Bedford and seen this house o Zoopla. Love the massive garden, the house is amazing too. ❤❤

[@Mr_Kenneth]

Does the chat noir come with the house? Nice home guys

[@lukethegini5843]

mate thats a garage not an annex

[@sithlordrj8883]

This looks like something Baufritz / HanseHaus make. These are German pre-fab builders who make houses with incredible specs. For those on this channel, will remember the few Huf Haus houses shown..They are basically all pre-fab housebuilders, on a high-end scale.

[@gwendolyn7462]

This is ONLY 3 million dollars????????????? But how????????????????????

[@nordeennurein6486]

That's such a nice house ❤️ it first comment

[@TheLuxuryHomeShow]

Congrats! 🥇

[@ericspaans4008]

Awesome

[@woogieman007]

Looks just like the Nottingham home also filmed on a snow day, Nice house a bit bland but a nice place, also love that Cat he will take some convincing to move out but I love cats I'll keep it included in the price of the house :D

[@Iamzabones97]

Home tours in manchester please 🙏

[@modernvillacompany]

Hello Leo 👽dear friend I hope you are fine . I guess you are interested in architecture and villa design. If you are interested in these topics I'm glad you visit my channel Our team uploads new videos every day, I am sure you will like them

[@markchurm7573]

What resources does it take and how much does it cost to heat these places?????

[@altustalent410]

Classic British dryness, could someone explain why I like and prefer it?

[@chriss8971]

Quite bizarre that there isn't a link to the estate agent listing of the property. You have the email and phone number of the agent. As if I'm going to contact him before I look at the listing on the website. What year is this? So we have to google for the website and then search for the property. Very tedious. If I was the estate agent I would require you to link to their listing directly as a condition of allowing you to view the property.

[@pamshores]

Awesome. You use glazing as a word for windows. My gran and my dad had a glazing company at one point. I usually have to tell people that they had a glass company. We are in the US. So, it may be a thing.

[@SueMoseley]

Nice

[@assetstopurchase8432]

A- My choices and the underlying rationales for those choices. 1- If I was going to spend over $10 million, I'd buy a massive property, like the 125-acre Coombe Park in Oxfordshire or the 42-acre Ockwells Manor outside Maidenhead or the 72-acre estate in Cambridgeshire ---all massive properties with grounds for me and my children to ride, play soccer, play cricket, explore the wilderness and even row on a massive frontage on the Thames. The first two are quite convenient on the Elisabeth Line and very close to London. The other isn't too far from Cambridge. 2- If I was going to spend over $8 million, I'd still want an 3- to 4-acre property in London, like the Vanbrugh Castle in Greenwich, with grounds for my children to play or the $15 million Northwood property, which is overpriced at $15 million. 3- If I was going to spend around 3 to 5 million, I'd still buy the ugly house near Royston for its proximity to Cambridge, 6-acre grounds, and massive, wide-open, multiple indoor and outdoor recreational venues or the eccentric home in Totteridge or that ugly house 10 miles south of London for its massive, wide-open, multiple interior spaces. The Stancliffe House in Peak District is also great value for $3 to $4 million, provided it has good schooling for my kids and great nightlife and dining for me 4- I will always prefer exterior acreage, large and open interior spaces, and centrality to exterior design. B- Exterior Architecture: I love the Hampton House, Crown Estate, Surrey and the $10 million modern, California-like, oceanfront house outside Sheffield, which also has an amazing interior. Stylistically I believe these two homes are the best, but $10 million might be too much for a property in Sheffield, unless there are good schools for my children and a vibrant city life that isn't too far. C- Interior decor: The $15 million Northwood property has a dull exterior, but an amazing interior and even quite good lawns and gardens. The $10 million, California-like, home has exquisite interior and exterior, but inadequate laws; it is still the best that I've seen of all the properties in the UK. Hampton House also has top-notch interiors and exteriors. G- Garden and Recreational Facilities: The Northwood home and the Totteridge property have very good lawns and recreational areas. H- This property has adequate grounds and, since it is perched on higher ground, it has excellent views of the landscape around it, but this property isn't large and the interior palate is too flimsy and effeminate for my palate. It isn't sturdy, masculine, and elegant like the $10 million California-like contemporary property in Sheffield, even though it is modern, so I would still prefer the ugly Royston property to it, at the same price, for its multiple, large, wide-open recreational areas. I want sturdy, masculine, elegant properties with large dimensions and sturdy and elegant, not delicate and or effeminate furnishings. Grand properties have large dimensions; even if they're ugly, they can still be grand because of the dimensions and the sturdy and elegant furnishings. The interiors can be redone anyway, so those don't bother me that much, provided the property is large and within half hour of good schools, night life, and a good university for my children, all under 7 years of age at this time.

[@dionlindsay2]

You do say the funniest things. "2.4 acres. Massive amount of land here" and "Leading to the annex. That's super convenient, how they're seperate". All with seriousness and enthusiasm 🙂

[@sunnyduscle]

Frost glass switch would had been perfect instead of blinds but I understand they cost a lot

[@MrScottev]

Two 7v charging points?

[@villaincolor6573]

prob 7kw

[@juliocesarlourencobianchi6549]

Hi guys, is it 3 million or 1.75 like its in the title of the video?

[@ikerdelpalacio5160]

Or 2'25 according to Rightmove 🤣

[@sophinasajid356]

Hi

[@leabush2608]

It’s snowing

[@nasosnasos8054]

Love

[@zoned_jj]

amazing property, however the fact that it's just north of luton and the closest airport is luton airport makes me not interested at all :/

[@icecreamforever]

Nice enough but doesn't quite do it for me...... NEFF appliances??

[@laurapearson3370]

What happened to beautiful exteriors?

[@K-aR-Oh]

I'd buy the house only if the cat is included. Just kidding give me the cat.

[@Qplyy]

I’m so sorry but it’s “backsplash”. Splashback is what happens on the toilet 😖

[@Kolious_Thrace]

The theatre was a Hellenic🇬🇷 invention! Hellenes created theatre and works like comedy, tragedy, satire… etc Amphitheatre = amphí + theatre Amphí means half Rome has nothing to do with theatre! There’s no such thing as “GrecoRoman civilisation” because: *1.* We are not Greeks! We are Hellenes! We never called ourselves like that, this is a Roman mistake! Nation: Hellas (land of Sun) People: Hellenes (sons of Sun) Language: Hellenic (language of Light) Romans named us Graecia, we never called ourselves like that. *2.* Rome adopted the Hellenic culture and civilisation! They adopted our architecture, literature, religion, philosophy, poetry… etc Hellenes built theatres to watch the works of ancient writers. Romans adopted the theatres but they watched battles and fights at them! The famous Roman colosseum was a place of death! People were eaten alive by animals and the Romans enjoyed the bloodshed… this has nothing to do with theatre in Hellas! Hellenes mocked the Romans! They considered them savages and uneducated!

[@garethwilliams976]

Great review but please, please learn to spell PRINCIPAL!!!

[@paulcalland5657]

Says 1.750 mil but he said 3 mil?

[@salmanyousuf8510]

How to contact you people any phone number if you kindly mention … many thanks