Property Hunting In Oxford For £350, 000 Part One | Location, Location, Location

[@Airelda]

Young Kirstie and Phil were a lot more tolerant in these early episodes than they became later. This picky, joyless and unrealistic couple would have copped Kirstie’s deserved scorn a few years later lol

[@joannahampton3808]

I doubt this was a favorite couple of Phil and Kirstie 😕

[@issievdhorst]

I loved both houses.

[@daynacjones]

I want cottage and a room to hold a drive in theater? What is so hard?

[@curlyanneb1973]

This is hard to watch. Everyone is so dangled picky. She’s something else. The last one, the sheshe was awesome.

[@bellablow4287]

It's the biggest purchase of their lives...they are allowed to be picky

[@aliceinwonderland.2080]

Watching this in 2022, one realises what housing prices were back in the day.£400,000 sounds a lot says Phil- probably buy a one bed flat in the same area today !!

[@noneone.............]

I wanna a place with silence, safety, spacely, large yard, and happy condition. Wish my dreams come true. Ameen 🌐🇬🇧♥️

[@cmamelgna5585]

😏 House with silence...so they're not having kids eh? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🇦🇺

[@ania7578]

Horrid couple! Wow, they are sooooo picky and precious. I cannot tolerate them.

[@sharong8511]

I agree wholeheartedly, Ania. I can almost stand her, but I’ve never met an Adrian I liked which makes me detest the name. 😂

[@tonypark7202]

They are cheeky fuckers

[@Odo55]

Phil, the soil may be damp because it was raining ?

[@neojng]

They are so divorced now.

[@asch5089]

omg what difficult clients.. 🤭 in fact they are chichi

[@seaside2001]

I always choose a house to fit my TV. lol Grow up kiddies and get real.

[@anniehovsepian6173]

Exactly

[@traceyfudge7112]

Please show the whole show ...nothing more annoying than bits of 1 show ...

[@tonypark7202]

350 grand

[@FigaroHey]

Pause at 7:11 and look at the wife's face. She looks like she is just about to retch.

[@FigaroHey]

Childless people with massive TVs... Sorry... ridiculous priorities. Have a couple of kids and start living a real life. In other words, grow up and buy a house based on things that matter, not something as stupid as having a huge screen and massive speakers.

[@jeffaldridge4051]

They both look like newly hatched chicks

[@heatherrichmond2984]

Picky ,find your own home

[@beejayvandegriendt3632]

The converted manse was beautiful!

[@janetebanks5493]

I love the walled garden.

[@sharong8511]

Me too! It’s charming. I doubt this couple will like it though. They are extremely picky and fussy.

[@alijahfranklin4473]

pro tip: you can watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.

[@tonybenedict172]

@Alijah Franklin definitely, been watching on Flixzone for years myself =)

[@TinkPixie]

Same here, I would love to have a garden like that.

[@dansnn8378]

Horrid couple :/

[@dianewalker4633]

They have been together only 9 months? Wait guys, wait. Not so fast. I suggest that you put off jumping in and buying a house so soon. Give it a few years at least.

[@FigaroHey]

Then there are the people who have been together for 7 years, can't commit to getting married to each other, but will buy a house and then having committed to a house together, end up together... when probably, had they never had sex they would never have continued dating each other and wouldn't be together today. The people who make up the divorce rate usually follow this pattern: date a few times, have sex, assume that means 'something could develop here; maybe this is a relationship' and have sex more often; start sleeping over; decide it's impractical and expensive to maintain separate residences when you want to have sex conveniently, so move in together; keep waiting 'to be sure' that it's the right relationship while your twenties go by; find yourself thirty, unmarried and still living with someone you probably would not have continued dating in the first place if you hadn't had sex; buy a house together; start wanting children; get married; realize that it was a huge mistake; get divorced. People who stay together for life proceed this way: date someone and feel amazed that you've met someone you can talk to about anything and everything; continue dating, and realize after a few weeks that this person is trustworthy, kind, honest and reliable as well as being someone whose company you enjoy more than anybody else's; realize that you don't want to spend your life without this person; decide to marry this person; marry this person; move in with this person. Yes, amazingly, all of human history - who waited for sex until after marriage and stayed married all their lives - got it right, and western society since about 1968 keeps doing it wrong and having a massive divorce (and by the way, abortion and adultery) rate, broken families, impoverished women and children and irresponsible men - and keeps on doing it wrong.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Oxford is even more expensive now

[@Kevin-sm8pn]

Cairo M Well, this episode is over 20 years old. Yeah, no shit prices have increased since then, lol.

[@anneroy4560]

as is everything ...

[@tonypark7202]

Adrian looks like a teenager who gave this man 350,000 grand

[@FigaroHey]

That first house is weird. Is it common to build the stairs in such a way that they cut right across a window, making it very hard to clean the window? Is that window operable? Can it be opened? Clearly it can't be opened inward - it would hit the stairs - and if it opens outward, one could jump out the window from the stairs. It's just a weird design which suggests to me that it had a major overhaul at some point by people who weren't thinking very well. I wonder where the original stairs were located and why there's that odd bi-level thing going on in an upstairs room? I'm used to UK houses having a lot of senseless up two steps, down three steps ranges in levels (I assume from being added onto over years), but why they don't attempt to make level floors from the start of building a house is beyond me. At 9:17, that's a new build, and yet they've got this beam and a couple of steps down to clear the beam... why design it that way? Mad.

[@imAGINARYPEOPEL]

british people :(

[@ifesinachichielu345]

Wonderful

[@6360carolyn]

What a pickley polly!