Jurassic Coast Homes - Location Location Location - Real Estate TV

[@amandab.recondwith8006]

Who cares about the house hunters! It's Kirstie and Phil who make the show so much fun!

[@andreaandrea6716]

Yes!!!

[@ResinAlchemist2024]

Absolutely!!!!!

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@amandab.recondwith8006 this show is all about house hunters.. fussy or picky or whatever.. without house hunters, the show wouldn't exist..

[@dtulip1]

Absolutely, tbh for me the house hunters annoy the ever loving 💩out of me :)

[@007mia7]

They talk too much in my opinion… too much filler. Get to the point 😩

[@nancyn347]

I love Kirstie's dresses, and it's refreshing to see that she wears the same one on different episodes, like the one on this episode. Both couples extremely picky. The third house for Kirstie's couple was ideal, and they can't compromise on the garden? Sheesh. Thanks for the upload.

[@toodlesoops7761]

extremely picky doesn't even begin to touch the problem - wow what a bunch of whiners - whitehaired guy said it best - too particular and too fussy - hopeless - only ones that benefit from these shows are Kirstie and Phil, their endless patience boggles my mind

[@davidwiseman7774]

@@nancyn347 They are African prints. I’ve seen the material on sale in Dalston, London. Normally made into long frocks and headdresses for West African women. She must have a very good dressmaker because they are a fantastic fit and very flattering to her form.

[@nancyn347]

@@davidwiseman7774 here are the shops from where she buys her dresses: The Cross Shop, in Holland Park, and KJs Laundry in Marylebone. Kirstie often shops for fabrics in west London's Shepherd's Bush, which she then takes to her favorite designer Rashmi Makwana.

[@hollyhoman1625]

I love the chemistry between these two. I think that's what keeps me watching more than anything else.

[@andreaandrea6716]

Same. It's like watching brother and sister affectionately bicker.

[@Slytherin14567]

Do what my parents did: the youngest kid gets the smallest room, and as the others move out, the kid moves on to the bigger room. It sure worked for my family.

[@dianetaylor8171]

Exactly my thoughts, throughout all our UK generations to the present day (friends and family) the youngest always has the smallest room & noone bats an eye. What happened to laying sod down as an option for gardens? Closed minds methinks.

[@amyholman354]

@@Slytherin14567 Yes, and the small room for a young child will seem big.

[@ridgecrestvarietyshow7324]

And each child was glad to have a space of their own, with privacy. And as children generally don't pay the mortgage, it's a mute point anyways.

[@ridgecrestvarietyshow7324]

​@@dianetaylor8171YES! Very closed minds.

[@trinacumby2070]

I love Kirstie and Phil 🤗 they’re the best ❤️

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

i would buy the first house without seen the other.. for such a big family are not many options.. the studio annex is a win in the lottery..🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@andreaandrea6716]

I agree!

[@Jannie227]

that guy is too set in his ways. he's biting off his nose to spit his face and that's why they haven't moved forward.

[@aprilblossoms4]

I love this show! Kirstie and Phil are so good at what they do.

[@aliceinwonderland.2080]

I think too many couples think that Phil and Kirsty can pull a rabbit out of the hat and find the perfect properties at an ideal price. They often do but when they aren’t able to, it usually comes down to uncompromising buyers rather than the houses they show them.

[@mapsman5513]

Thanks so much for posting. Some lovely houses to tour in this one.

[@kathleenbifulco8129]

I give you credit. I just don’t know how you work with buyers like that. The beautiful, beautiful things you showed them, & they rejected for really, really minor things, very possibly means they may have missed the house that would be best for them.

[@pmroveda]

Kirsties’ customers need a slap on the side of their heads,”Snap of out it!”

[@Buddy869-z9x]

Right. I’m not sure how committed they are to blending their family.

[@NYCHeartandSoul]

House one was a very good match for the blended family with two children. The garden was lovely. You can't conjure up more space for a garden. Yes, the bathroom was badly positioned, but Kirstie presented an excellent plan to reconfigure the downstairs. I would have gotten a quote from a builder. They could have then decided whether to go for it, offer 10,000 under asking.... or, they could have lived with the present layout for a few years. The garden was ready to go. The house had the space required, plus the equal bedrooms.

[@charlesfrederick2]

I shared a large bedroom with two other brothers. There was a single and double bed and dad built all kinds of storage units. The study desks were in the hall and an area downstairs. We didn’t have a problem with it. Expectations have certainly changed.

[@annieearle962]

Unreal…..both families today…..all talk and no action…. last houses for both were the right fit. Jeez. Whatever. Thank goodness for Phil and Kirsty and their fun relationship …..these people are maddening. Just want to be on the telly.

[@veronicahammond5550]

Love Kirsty and Phil, great chemistry! 😊

[@larrypicard8802]

The couple with the teens are looking for a unicorn.🦄

[@maida_vale]

Both couples were. I found this one hard too watch.

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@maida_vale i agree 💯 nerve-racking 😂😆😂

[@clairelaker7153]

​@@maida_valeUNICORN HERD required.... What awful couples.

[@andreaandrea6716]

yup

[@karent-s7639]

Looking for a unicorn while pouring money into rent.

[@amyholman354]

It's interesting about bedrooms exactly the same size. One child might like a snug bedroom in the eaves, another might want more space to spread out toys. Personality leads. I understand that it becomes something different in a family with step-parents but there are lots of ways to make children's bedrooms comfortable without making them equal size.

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

ohh wow that's an amazing house.. there live very interesting 🤔 people..❤❤❤ i love it..the house it's like Christmas, on every corner a new surprise love it..❤❤❤

[@nrivera4380]

Naughty Phil squishing the ice cream into Kirstie's face! lol

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

so..now I'm on the victorian house.. let's get in.. 😂😂😂.. what have the fussy mister to say to this house 😂😂😂😂 could be funny again 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@kathrynmcewen2583]

Those teenagers will be gone in 3 years. What are they thinking..doomed to heat a house that size for the next 30 years?

[@bjbrown]

It makes no sense to buy a house for teenagers to live happily for a few years and then they go off to uni or trade school or something else. Just rent for a few years and when the kids are grown then buy a nice house that makes you happy.

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@bjbrown i agree 💯

[@cedfan1]

Poor Phil & Kirstie. Those people are some Cussy Funts. 😳

[@jewelclosenberg7890]

loved travelling with you and your family . food is always the best of travel as well as the beautiful architecture . With love and and a big thanks from our beautiful Cape

[@donnaallgaier-lamberti3933]

I can't imagine taking early retirement while still feeding and clothing four teenagers!!

[@FigaroHey]

He might have invented something that has left him financially independent.

[@TricriForever]

@@FigaroHeyI doubt he invented anything being so unimaginative with the inability to be creative and only seeing what’s in front of him as opposed to a person with vision

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@TricriForever ohhh that's true..maybe 🤔 a slap at the right position would be change that.. 😂😆😂

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

more to show..i hope they open up their eyes 😮😮😮

[@DreambigGabriela]

These two couples are not ready to buy. They both have been shown beautiful houses, and they both found fault where there was none. I don't think they will ever find anything to please them.

[@conniekiers9554]

Alan is something else...picky, picky, picky...

[@fluffycat2993]

Yea and he sure doesn't want his wife interrupting him

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

now i saw the third house, i would make a second 2-story extantion and connect it that with the sun-room. i think 50'000 is enough to made this..❤❤❤

[@carolinewiggins2803]

Younger child gets the smaller room. What's the big problem?

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

the over night upcoming house is a further example and chance to have nearly all boxs filled up... this man droves me crazy.. 😂😂😂

[@carolinejohnson22]

I think both couples were time wasters and probably just wanted to be on tv. Who cares what children think or want? Surely by now people must realise that little bedrooms were designed for babies and small children. Two year olds dont need double beds 🙄 and Kristy's right about boys! 🙄🤨

[@jamescunningham1973]

my mum was one of 17 kids in a 3 bed house,they both want what is unreachable for their budget

[@mattneillninasmom]

So, both couples walked away empty handed. What happened to compromise, and the concept of an "interim house" on their way to future perfection?

[@thehungrygoldfish]

Keep in mind that Phil and Kirstie are only with them for a few days and they’re only looking at three to four houses. Not everyone is going to find a house in that short period.

[@sarac7808]

You ruined it for me. Hahaha

[@constancebryce1476]

So just freeload on your relatives while you whine your way through houses ? Sure why not…moving is so expensive they really need to think ahead…will they need a giant house in five years time? Those kids will be gone or going…and the other couple, sure kids want big bedrooms if you ask them, but they aren’t paying the mortgage. I have a room of my own at age 65 for the first time ever lol

[@romolathompson7718]

How difficult to deal with finicky customers! They destroy the episode !

[@gardengeek3041]

Miss Green Thumb should maybe give up a round of golf. Its so easy to redo a gravel garden with a lawn & a few shrubs. That house was very well maintained. BUT, do local bylaws allow front garden to be asphalted like that?

[@davidwiseman7774]

Continually baffles me that people don't do enough homework to match their needs and wants with location and budget. I could say I want 5 bedrooms in Chelsea for 500.000 quid, but it doesn't exist.

[@Celtic_Amy]

love this show, but 4 houses is not enough to see. I def want to see more houses, feel like these house buyers need to see more too.

[@ynwa7084]

1st sibling bonding experience is for them to negotiate with each other who gets which room.

[@gypsydmarie1212]

Both couples annoying .

[@clairelaker7153]

That's far too polite a way to express an opinion about how they behaved. Send them to live somewhere awful..... They were so picky. Pity their poor neighbours!

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

😂😆😂 by the second house, 😂😂😂 the entrance is more far from the parking and the street 😂😂😂

[@jenniferboudreau9366]

Two competing kids each needs a bedroom of equal size? Sounds like trouble in the future,

[@daliaa5294]

The couple with the younger kids annoyed me. I grew up sharing rooms with a lot of siblings. A room to yourself is a luxury

[@litsci1877]

Honestly, this show makes me so glad I don't want to be a realtor, because I'd last about twenty minutes. Someone needs to sit all people down and make it plain to them that it's not a game and holding out isn't helping them, they're just deciding to be left behind.

[@blue_jay31]

They are !

[@bjbrown]

Large bedrooms are a waste of time and money. What child or teen needs more than room for a bed and space for clothes. Oh, send them out for a job to help wih the mortgage payments! I'm an adult and most of my house is a waste of space. Sleep in the bedroom, live in my kitchen diner and bathe in my bathroom. I live in Florida and most time is outside in the garden.

[@bulldwang1931]

In almost every episode Phil or Kirsty says " the prices have rocketed in this city" Which cities, which areas have the prices not soared? Which areas are not very difficult to find properties for the clients? Or Are only upmarket areas used in this series?

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

if the front door would be between at the front of the house and the street..he wouldn't have a parking space..

[@debrap947]

I might prefer the door to be on the side of the house, away from the street.

[@Linda-m4w7z]

When you are retired who wants a big house to clean?

[@bobstirling6885]

If you don't have the budget you have to compromise!!

[@michaeltutty1540]

With Kirstie' search, it is odd, but many of the houses in the street I grew up in met the criteria for two equal sized bedrooms with a larger princilpal one. Our house had an 11x15 feet main plus two secondary bedroom thst were 9x10 feet. Not huge, but big enough for comfort. Only one bath and no where to add a second upstairs, there were other options. That house included eat in kitchen and living room, both 11x15 feet and a separate dining room that was 13x10. With very little floor space wasted on landings, it lived large for a small semi detached Edwardian house. Phil's house 1 is, to me, perfection. Beautiful drawing room, lovely formal dining room, and I'm with Phil, knocking through the wall between the kitchen and study makes a great room.

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@michaeltutty1540 kirsty isn't odd..or her surches..she is coming directly to the point.. i see you like Phil but he is the co-host..the employee from Kirsty.. they are *longtime friends and longtime together workers* 😆😆😆 a divine host-cpuple

[@evibertolait8262]

What year is it from?

[@debrap947]

It's in the credits just at the end.

[@kathleenbaker6927]

Clean it up, and lower the price for sale, the seller needs to clean this mess up.

[@M.Campbell]

Very picky buyers this time. The couple with the older teens needs to realize that they aren't going to be around for much longer. They'll be off to University and then starting their own lives. The other couple haven't got enough imagination. It's not necessary that each bedroom be equal. Give the child who takes the smaller one something to make up for it. A new bike or a game system and TV in the room.

[@jenniferboudreau9366]

How come no one is admiring the gardens?

[@SML-c2u]

I hate episodes like this one.

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[@annieterminetschuppon7232]

Brits are loosing me when it comes to real estate always looking at an asset at walking distance from pubs😮😂 any alternative family priorities like: safe environment, near best school, calm and serenity, acceptable duration for daily work commute? No, they just think at beer😮

[@FigaroHey]

You haven't been paying attention. I don't get pub culture either, but it's rare that someone puts "close to a pub" as a non-negotiable or higher than commute and schools (if they have kids). Many prioritize parking, to Kirstie's dismay.

[@michaeltutty1540]

The pub, in England, is not just a drinking establishment. It is the social hub of a community. Watch Coronation Street and you will understand the Rover's Return.

[@annieterminetschuppon7232]

@FigaroHey surely not a criteria of acquisition but almost 90% of the time, pub distance from a potential acquisition enters in the game🤣🥴🍷🍷🍷

[@bjbrown]

I am an American the proximity to a pub is essential for socializing. After school and college where exactly do you go to meet people? Yes, church and clubs, but that isn't everything for everyone.

[@annieterminetschuppon7232]

@bjbrown in France, we are having a total different approach to pubs / bars which are place seen to be dedicated to "alcoholic" unsuitable behaviour or, for our morning early expresso shot before heading to work. Mingling can be at sports clubs or any alternative none sporty clubs / association, school long standing friends, some co workers (rarely, should I say), family and relatives,...

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[@dottiec8002]

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[@kenscales4992]

I love this show & I love Phil & Kirstie BUT I'm so tired of knowing that 90% of the time it's almost always the LAST house that gets picked by the buyers. No mystery at all..

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@kenscales4992 then why are you watching???!!! doesn't make sense..or you don't make sense.. 😂😆😂❤️‍🔥

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

@@kenscales4992 maybe then you need to watch *escape to the country* there are 3 houses to see.. one of them the mystery-house.. 😂😆😂