Devon’s Hottest Property Spots – Location Location Location – Real Estate TV

21 Comments

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   @KBC771 9 months ago

   Perhaps do personality tests before taking on house-seekers. The younger couple were horrific.

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   @curatedstyle8645 9 months ago

   😊

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   @forestfields 9 months ago

   I'm so tired of people like the young couple. Champagne tastes on a beer budget, and unwilling to compromise. They just expect Kirstie to wave her magic wand and give them what they want.

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   @Mom-pu8vt 9 months ago

   Much appreciated! Thank you! 🙂

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   @conniekiers9554 9 months ago

   Warren doesn't like the bungalow because it's too far from their preferred location….Warren, it's only 4 (FOUR!!!!) miles from Brixton to Goodringham!!! FOUR!!!! , not the other side of the country

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   @TheDrachenboot 9 months ago

   Devon has green beaches. Who knew 😂

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   @AlbertLavenziano 9 months ago

   the unrealsitic expectations of so many people is mindbongling.

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   @patobrien6364 9 months ago

   get rid of the cats 🐈
   sorted
   what clown buys a house to suit their cats ?
   Jeez Louise
   They want a million dollars house,for 200k

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   @FigaroHey 9 months ago

   I want a bungalow with an elegant staircase, 8 en suite bedrooms, four reception rooms and a loft I can convert to an office. It should have off-street, underground parking in beneath the house. As for location, I want a city buzz with plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, clubs and a few theatres, either edge of village or a rural location. I love a thatched cottage in Georgian style with huge windows and high ceilings. I want a low-maintenance garden with plenty of established fruit trees, a vegetable plot and room for my pet cow to graze. I'd like to start a business, so I need outbuildings where I can set up my forge – I'll be hammering out personalized hubcaps for luxury cars. Ideally, we'll be very close to schools, parks and a golf course within walking distance. A view of the sea from every window is non-negotiable. I can pay up to 100,000 pounds. And I expect you to find it.

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    @FigaroHey 9 months ago

    39:51 – What did she say? 'Sadies"? Did anyone understand that?

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    @lindap8101 9 months ago

    Oh, those Brits and their bias against bungalow. I’ll take a bungalow every day of the week over their ‘terrace Victoria conversions’.

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    @NYCHeartandSoul 9 months ago

    The end of terrace that had no dining area to speak of could’ve probably been reconfigured given that there was a pretty large utility room or back kitchen, and they could’ve considered taking down the wall dividing the kitchen from that table. It definitely had the garden they were looking for.

    I think Phil said the end of Terrace was larger than the next house he showed them, which was mid-terrace.

    Happily, they went back to the bungalow .

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    @paulusbexkens4392 9 months ago

    It would be nice if they stopped with talking about feet and continue with meters like the rest of the civilised world.

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    @thehungrygoldfish 9 months ago

    People do understand that you have to be close to roads to get to places, right? 😂 I don’t understand this contradiction of wanting to be close to the city center and walking distance to shops and restaurants but they don’t want roads, people or cars in a 10 mile radius. If you want to be close to shops and restaurants, there’s going to be roads!

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    @lysem4392 9 months ago

    The bungalow for Phil's couple was all right, livable but bland, featureless, blah.
    I could not have lived with the common access for house #2 either. As for house #3, I'm not sure it was actually smaller than the boring bungalow. It certainly was much more attractive, and the garden was waaaay better than at any of the other three properties.
    The fourth property was lovely, lovely, lovely. Nicer than the other houses by a country mile – though smaller than the house Margaret rejected because it was "too small". Hm… That hedge was too much, but something could have been done about it.
    But their money, their choice.

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    @lysem4392 9 months ago

    Both couples were finicky. I don't think Phil's couple actually knew what they wanted. In my opinion they chose the second worst option. But they were charmingly accommodating in comparison to Kristie's impossible-to-satisfy couple. These two are probably still looking for something worth half again what they can truly afford.

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    @debrap947 9 months ago

    $232, 000.00 and she really doesn't even love the place, that would be the day. That bungalow is so ugly! I bet the younger couple doesn't up the budget, because theirs is not realistic for what they want, don't find anything for 6 months, prices go up and they are still without a home. Tough lesson to learn for first time buyers. 🤦🏻‍♀

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    @litsci1877 9 months ago

    poor woman, she'd do fine without that lump of a man

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    @TaniavonRothkirch 9 months ago

    ❤

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    @TaniavonRothkirch 9 months ago

    £230,00 ideally was mentioned first. Then £318,000, how can they be professionals who even have a side business. Only one kid and live rent free at parents house. They’re not young, pushing 40 at least. What the heck have you been doing your whole life with your money. Everyone knows you have to start early and buy anything to upgrade because everything, everywhere has increased in value by so much.

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    @ClodaghMurphy-v8k 9 months ago

    Why did the young couple reject the first house? Those views were to die for and it was in their desired location.