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GORGEOUS HOUSE

That's only worth 400k, that ugly HomeDepot big box house😂😂😂

I would turn the last section of the tour into a second apartment separate from the main house like the in-law apartment beneath it. Although because it has the stairs, it'd probably be more appropriate for a college-aged family member or as a guest quarters. I'd start by sectioning off the area from the top floor by adding a door by the linen closet in the hallway. The wall between the two smaller rooms would get knocked down, with the countertop area being repurposed into a kitchenette (a mini fridge would naturally fit in the open space beneath the counter) and the area off to the right being a small dining area. The open room at the end of the hall makes a great living room space, and of course you have the bedroom and bathroom.

Pool

2.37M and it's not four-sided brick? There's no way that house is worth 2.3 million and it only has brick on the front of the house.

14:13b now..that's a bathroom i'd get lost in lol

I can not stand open floor plans, I like individual spaces.

💙Beautiful home, I love it!!! Area 1: Workout room (the sunlight shining through is very motivational)... Plus the quick access to the outside would be a great space for running laps... (I would take out that chandelier) Area 2: Dining/ Kitchenette area Area 3: Movie Room (but definitely would take out that chandelier, too) Thanks for sharing 😇

It seems like I seen this tour before; is this home's layout similar to another one of your tours?

I like the house but there are somethings I would change

I like the house but I don't like the. doors and windows

This is a gorgeous house. I love the steel doors, wall o' windows, and their tile choices on the walls and floors. The backyard (and side yard) is incredible with its yard and luxury entertaining area. It's a great multigenerational home with the two primaries. You could land a small plane in the laundry room. What I'd do with the desk in the laundry room? Rip it out and build a dog wash. Thanks for the tour. Stay inside/cool. East coast is brutal right now (I'm in No. VA and plan to be inside in the AC until October)

This is a beautiful house! the thought details are very unique! The wall windows to the outdoor really stand out

Dang, that pool's awesome... Agreed, upstairs is the master bedroom. Downstairs is a guest suite.

Upstairs primary bedroom is the best.

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This home is amazing!! i love the split-level design and that back yard!!

$4.6M for shoe moulding and square baseboards and casings with no visual interest what so ever. What ever happened to craftsmanship in these McMansions.

Super big no privacy, looks like quick builds. Imagine a hood with bigger homes around

Basement walls look like it's got black mold and water damage. Is that why it's not finished?

So beautiful 😍 new subscriber here also

It is a waste of space for small kitchen. I would rather just add another oven in the kitchen and open up that space for more livingroom .

For a house that big there seems to be remarkably little storage in the kitchen.

Do any of the windows open? They seem like they cannot be opened.

I would use the space in the upstairs laundry room for a doggy shower where you would wash your dog if you have a pet

I'd finish that tall basement room as a spectacular baronial library with two stories of bookcases most of the way around three sides of the room. The full height bookcases (no base cabinets) would start where the front wall to the right of the window wall steps back about two feet, extending around the front corner then across the full length of the long blank wall, finally turning the rear corner to end where the rear wall steps back out again, about two feet to the left of the exterior door. The bookcases would all have dust-tight glass doors. There'd be a 28" mezzanine balcony for access all along the upper level of bookcases, with an elaborate cast iron spiral stairway leading up the balcony in each corner of the long wall. From the balcony, probably where the interior window is now, a section of hidden "secret panel" bookcase would open into the the main basement landing/lobby on the upper level. The tall recessed niche between the two sections of window wall would be filled with an all masonry chimney, featuring a 60" Rumford fireplace with a load bearing cut stone lintel above it, and the entire chimney breast would be faced with dry laid real fieldstone. All but 36" (for access from stairs to library) of the space at the bottom of the stairs would be used for an insulated and passively cooled vaulted masonry wine cellar, with antique brick veneer interior and barrel vaulted ceiling. Above the masonry wine cellar and supported by it would be an armored reinforced concrete fire vault fitted out as firearm storage. Access to that vault would be from the library mezzanine through a second hidden "secret panel" bookcase. All woodwork throughout the room would be quartersawn oak. The walls would be finished with raised paneling while the ceiling would be lavishly and deeply coffered to match. I have thousands of books and never enough space for them all. As long as we're dreaming, might as splurge on a magnificent library that would probably cost well into the upper six figures.

The small space in the laundry room could be a sewing area.

Though nowhere near its grandness, this home reminds me of the 70s split level I grew up in. I love a split level home. It really breaks up the stairs you need to climb and I don't know why we don't see more of them. The plot is incredible. I personally have no desire to do the upkeep for a pool, so I'd probably build out a bit of it for outdoor living and let the dogs have the rest. The home interior style is not so much my jam. I can't even figure out what it is. Floor plan is amazing.

Beautiful home

Luv a main floor mbr, tons of storage & enough to get really creative if desired... And I am my dude, lotta good features in this one!

Wow!!! Very impressive!!

18:04 you could put a dog cage or litter box or just pet things 🤷‍♀️

that downstairs open area, would be perfect for someone who needs a larger vertical area for activities, like a semi pro gymnast would use that as a training area.

that long space upstairs would be perfect for anyone that has a business and machines lol . someone that is just starting off and are working their way to getting warehouse space :) also i envisioned a very cool home school space . :)

shout out to you and Real Property Tours for showing us this home .

At this price point the kitchen could have been larger especially for a home that is considered multi-family/generational. A much larger pantry as I envision the kitchen being the main hub.

Oh my the housekeeping would be a full-time job

For the price it should have the pool and elevator but it is beautiful

That’s not a basement…that’s just part of the house…a basement can’t be entered from outside the house

Beautiful home, but the location is a big no-no!

I am not sure I would want the outdoor kitchen so close to the primary suite. But, I ❤ the steam room in the primary bathroom. Great tour

I would use the extra space in laundry for suitcases. Easy to load and unload clothes in and out of suitcases . The flex space for computer desks fir homework. Basement for games, pool tables

I don’t like the Cheap wrought Iron Railings.

Incredible home

Whew 😪 who is buying these big mammoth homes? The electric bill alone 🤯

$4.6 million!!

Love💙 most of this home... 😖They could take out that green turf on the balconies... The garage see through windows, needs to be frosted... 😜🤪😝I need my privacy... 🤔I don't really care for the front shape of the home, but the🥰 inside is so gorgeous that could be acceptable... Thanks for sharing 😇

🥰Another beautiful home!!! 🤔The basement glass door area would be a small library/ office area or an elegant looking pantry... 😖Absolutely not a cigars/cigarettes room... 😇Only healthy life extending habits in this home...

🤗I like this home and the openness... I would just want them to finish the basement before move in day... Also I would use the upstairs double room as a recreational room/ workout room since there's no real closet for that room...

Love the house...and ur right...E.Cobb is pricey land. Wish they had put the pool in at that price, but that home is nice for the price. Id use the 2nd fridge in the pantry for Healthy Juices and healthy food items...only.