Step inside a British countryside manor house for sale at £3,750,000
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I worked on this house when it was built! It's beautiful and just up into the woods behind you can look down into the quarry/diving centre.
The chandelier is on an electric winch for cleaning.
There were 9 men hired for about 8 months from Greece to lay all of the marble and granite inside and out.
All of the internal walls are solid block, not partition plasterboard walls.
The conservatory and kitchen were supplied by Leaks and cost more than my house in Cardiff.
Amazing to see it on here and see how much its going for now!
Wow. What did U work as?
I installed the security alarm system and the video intercom system.
hi can you tell me wats the internet speed like in this area and is it worth the asking price?
Perhaps Del Boy and Grandad can clean the chandelier!
That’s a millstone, used for grinding wheat and other grains, in the cottage at 17:00
On the estate agent website this is called a cider press in Cider Cottage.
@@lparky4409 The really antique ones look similar to this as well.
Grain grinding have horizontal stones with the grain going in the middle and flour coming out the edge. Looks more like a fruit grinder to me. Peace.
Now I'd expect our American schoolchildren not to know the millstone as they know little about anything. But your country has real history. These two must have been raised in cities, and know nothing of history or old methods of village life.
It's a cider press.
Great video, I pray who ever sees this be successful in life 💖❤️
Don't pray too hard. Some people gather wealth through deception and legal theft.
well thanks!
Thanks,hope same for you
Lol that be a first for me.
That is a grist mill in the cottage
And yet this is priced less than the London fire station stable flat you toured a couple of days ago. This'll cost a fortune to maintain though.
Yep, but getting the tube from this house would be a bit more of a pain.
Location, location, location... London prices are exceedingly high.
There are parking spaces in Chelsea which go for £500,000.... That's a regular parking space
Okay, now THIS is my favorite house. I love the layout of the rooms upstairs.
Before this I watched their video on a 3-million pound castle and though it was a must-have. But seeing this, I think I like it better. Many old historic homes are like living in a maze, with rooms opening into other rooms and "period" baths, lack of central heat and air, etc. Also the ceiling height seemed more in scale for the rooms. Considering they had artisans from Greece brought in to do the marble work, and the quality of all the finishes, the price actually seems pretty reasonable.
living in this manor will make u feel like a royalty 👑
In the cottage, the big stone looks like a millstone used in gristmills, for grinding wheat or other grains
It is a millstone... for making flour out of cereal grains (wheat, rye, oats and the like). Also it could be used to make cornmeal from corn kernals as well.
Also it would have been turned by a horse.
Some are driven by water (a water mill!), but not in this case I think.
Steve Rennie It's an apple mill for crushing apples as part of the cider making process. She even (sort of) mentioned it at the beginning, bit described the building as a "side mill" having clearly misheard the estate agent when it was described to her.
@@spencerwilton5831 yes that makes sense! That would've bugged me not knowing 🤣 it'd be so satisfying to crush apples with that stone.
Its a CIDER Press …..
19:23 Matt sees a spider and calls the ice tour off 😊 - Great tour guys, I think this was my favourite tour because it was just so big and I enjoyed seeing the gardens too. Thank you
Local Villagers: "Do you have the harvest's wheat, Farmer Summer?"
Farmer Summer, holding some squashed milk and ruined wool: "Oh, crap."
lol - Summer's best comment to date. I don't know - these Millennials !!!
You deserve that house for genius wit like that 🤣 Let me know if they hand the keys over, I'll come visit.
My gosh, the houses just keep getting better and better. This one is beautiful, and I love the old worldly feel of it as soon as you go inside, and the old millstone and grinding wheel, for grinding wheat into flour is a nice feature in the cottage. Thankyou so much for sharing 😀❤
I never cease to be amazed as to how far your money will go in the countryside. Not only is the main manor house enormous, but there is a lot of land AND another decent sized house in the garden. In Kensington, this same sum of money would get you a townhouse with postage stamp garden and on street parking
The price is just as beautiful as the house
Gosh never seen an orangery like that! I'm stunned. Thank you Matt and Summer for letting me visit these beautiful Uk spots with you ❤️
For me, that would be the selling point (if I was at an income level that could afford it along with the gardener and one, maybe a housekeeper and an additional person for helping clean the house.
@@balesjo your going to need an army of cleaners, repairmen, landscapers, gardeners, handymen, and security guards, butlers, cooks, chauffeurs and a personal assistant!
The Ice house... lovely piece of history. For folks who could afford it, they'd hire people to go out onto frozen lakes rivers or streams in the winter to harvest large blocks of ice. One or two people would carry them with these huge tongs, or by horse carriage, to the underground storage places. And even though its underground, it would be packed off with hay and such to help insulate it from the warmth of the summer (which thankfully wasn't much of issue in the UK I don't think - here in North America the summers are blisteringly hot). Home owner would then come in and chip off a chunk to fit inside of an Icebox in the kitchen - a wooden insulated box with a section on the bottom to fit the ice. Also, it wasn't during the 1700s this would have been around... this sort of thing wasn't a thing until the mid 1800s (and right up until the start of WW2). CHeers.
@Matt & summer um.... Investment idea?
Whenever I see a house like this I mentally start counting the wages of the staff it would require to maintain the upkeep.
For me there definitely comes a point with some of these homes where they go beyond luxury living and become a job within themselves.
Beautiful none the less, if you can afford that lifestyle then more power to you.
People who will live there are not people like us....
Yeah. I agree with you. There's a balance between luxury and a new full time occupation.
Every house is a job. That's why we marry.
I think the previous owner was quite a successful builder....
I don't think it was long after he built it, he decided to sell up.
So did he build it for himself... or a profit? Its on the site of a previous, delipidated place btw.
As I recall its been listed for sale on and off for about 4 or 5 years. Whether its actually sold one time or more in that time, I don't know. The land registry would say.
Anyway its a lot of upkeep with no really visible sources of income. So the question for most people should be.... WHY?
Living in a very big house can cause problems most people don't understand. I have found that.
I love how quickly he changed his mind about going into the ice room when it occurred to him that could be some Woodland creature residing Within😆
19:44, Matt's expression and 'see you in the next video', cool.
I've always been a fan of the rolling hills growing up, but now that I live state-side, I appreciate the beauty English countryside that much more.
THATS IT! I WANT TO LIVE IN THIS EXACT HOUSE! Guys, you have the best CZcams career around, what an amazing video!
I love the downstairs, especially the kitchen. The garden and outhouses were beautiful as well.
Yes, yes, and yes! Perfect for a second home in the country side! Love the landscape and the views!💕💕💕
My favourite house of them all so far. Lovely videos Summer and Matt, keep up the excellent work.
16:54 That's a mill or a milling stone. It could have been used to mill any number of things wheat into flour or even olives into oil guessing flour, England isn't know for it's olive oil. Looks to be top driven like a windmill but I suppose it could also have been driven by a beast of burden like a mule, donkey, or steer. This property was most likely a working farm at some point and this is an homage to its humble beginnings. Also, it could be that that entire contraption probably weighs a couple tons (or Tonnes) and was easier to just build around it.
Gotta say it's adorable watching you two scratch your head guessing things like milk and wool. The thought of that thing making milk by crushing cows into a thin paste will haunt my dreams tonight.
That’s crazy to think my favourite you tubers were close to my house😳❤️
yep - Matt didn't quite make it inside, finished off the video at the entrance
- lol, only kidding
@@andrewhouldcroft1116 😂lol
You could almost see my house in the wide shots as well, I am the other side of the water.
Though my house is about half the size of the cottage, so you probably wouldn't be able to see it at all.
@@andrewhouldcroft1116 Hey, I live there!
Hi Matt and Summer. Thanks for sharing. Loved the tour. In my opinion this is better than the knoll and you guys did a great job showcasing it
I commented 3 years ago that this was my favourite and after all that time it still is.
Amazing house and thank you for showing us the grounds too, I love the formal garden.
found your channel earlier this week. now im obsessed with all your videos.
Its a milling stone for grinding probably corn or whatever they grew in the grounds
A cider press.
A gardener, (not plural), goes in 3 days a week! KACHIIIIIING! A quality groundsman can command around £25 - 35,000 per year! A live in housekeeper around the same. Maybe a couple of part time cleaners on minimum wage, and you're looking at around at least £60k per year! Use some of the grounds for glamping, put an adventure trail in the woods and rent out the cottage as a holiday let and you might just recoup some of the money spent on staff. The cellar etc could be utilised for a home business of some description. Because unless you have limitless funds there's no way you could afford to live somewhere like this even if you won the Euromillions on a quadruple rollover jackpot. BUT, and I say this having seen a number of Matt & Summer's luxury property videos, you ARE getting a helluva lot for your £3& 3 quarter million! And it's the 1st luxury property I've seen that has a stair lift, (and a mobility scooter), so when can I move in? ;-)
Oh my goodness...this home has chkd every box I've always had on my dream list.
you guys always make the best content on real estate, I always wait for your new video, love from India.
Omg, I am totally in love with this incredibly beautiful place. Heaven on earth and exactly what I am looking for. Thank you for sharing. Your content here is amazing and well done.
Can’t imagine how long these must take to edit! Thanks for another great video💖
This is one of my favourites up to now. And the grounds are stunning! 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Really stunning...I like everything about this place.
It’s been tastefully decorated too.
Beautiful property and the garden is stunning! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Now that’s a proper Estate! Very grand! Thanks guys!
That balcony is the ideal location from which to set the hounds on the local peasants for failing yet again to reach the wheat harvest quota..
Great video
I would love to see more manor houses and stately homes 🏡
Hey guys, enjoyed today's tour and have to say, I love a property with its own roundabout. See u soon. X
I live in Florida and am 75 yrs old and I remember going to the ice house and buying blocks if ice for the ice box in our house
Another great video guys thanks for exploring for us!
WOOOOOOOOOOW , this manor makes me want to move to UK real soon , that sunroom (Conservatory) is amazing
My absolute most favorite luxury estate with a historical feel of all.
I love all the countryside places please do some more tours thanks guys
The circular stone work with the wheel is a grinder that would have been pulled in a circle by a mule or horse (if bigger it would have been pulled by oxen, but this is small) So this was how they would have ground their wheat,or other crops that would require grinding for use. Neat feature that was kept, but can't be used as you wouldn't want an animal in the house and it would be too heavy to be pulled around by a person. In Russia where my Great-grandfather lived they would have used something similar to press the sunflower seeds to make oil.
Greenhouse is amazing.The whole complex looks very Italianate in style.
This sort of manor isn't a townhouse of course. It is more a castle than an house, J think. Beautiful. Very very beautiful.
*Random* but I’m loving how the music goes with the house- classy 💎
Yes I noticed that too..the piano jazzy classy music goes with the house big time
Oo that’s so cool! I live in Gloucestershire! 💕
Beautiful home and decorated tastefully. One of the nicest orangeries seen that is not an original. The garden design with low box hedging is an Elizabethan knot garden, related to the French parterre, sometimes yew will be used. and in the living area of the cottage is a grain mill.
It's beautiful, I like the marbles.
Love this house!!!! And the magnificent view!!!!
Nice house for the price.
The milk thing is actually a flour mill stone for grinding the flour
Lovely house and was built the year I was born. Great video keep it up always love the content.
Beautiful!❤️ Thanks for the tour!😊
Sorry, but did have a giggle at Summer's interpretation of the mill! Yes, it's for grinding wheat or corn into flour. Was kinda expecting a badger to leap out at Matt from the ice house! Obviously these were used before the invention of freezers. There is one at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, too. Fabulous house though! It does make me realise that I am preferring the older type of house, like this, with so much more character.
well done, keep showing us these amazing properties!
That's a millstone! It would be interesting to learn the history of the property. Was there a grand country house before the new build? It's practically a village with church, stables, mill, etc.
4,000,000 for that is an absolute bargain jeeeez
I always thought anything that side of the river was Wales
lovely property guys. Definite bargain for the price. That round thing might be used to make flour during older times. it turns around as Summer said and grinds the flour.
It's an apple mill, for crushing apples to make cider. Grain mills usually have horizontal stones for finer grinding.
Great video guys, interesting property.
Did wonder why Matt did a sharp 360° when at the ice house...lol!
the stone statue in the cottage is an cold stone olive oil press if i'm not mistaken, or at least its deffo used for pressing or milling things :P
The peacefulness would be immaculate
I hat it when adverts interrupt. that dining rood is super
.........and this is what I’m going to buy when I win the lottery. I’m not sure if it’s Matt and Summers taste but keep this type of property coming because they are so interesting to watch ❤️
This is the dream house.
The wheat grinder : “maybe for milk or wool” 😳🤣 aww bless you 😉
Loved the exploration but at the end 😂. Great video 👍🏼
The round contraption in the cottage was used to grind wheat into flour. It's part of a flour mill.
it's actually an apple mill, for crushing the fruit as the first stage of making cider.
The grinding mill in the small out-house, looks as though it would have been hand rotated manually to crush the crops.
Another stunning property to save up for.
Thank you.
That's how they raised income to maintain the house and lands. By farming and rents.
Great video, well done and so glad I found you
Exquisite internals just the floor alone in the main hall very nice indeed second video I'm seeing from you guys just a suggestion maybe you guys can do a lot more like these luxury properties Estates Manors, castles ect I'd love to see you guys travel to France and highlight some of their Chateau.
19:00 The "Ice House" looks remarkably similar to a root cellar only worse. The root cellar works off of depth creating a constant temperature, I could be wrong but I believe the depth is 12ft or 3m where there is enough biomass that the temperature stays constant through the hottest and coldest days making it ideal for storing food or in this case Ice. If this is a good representation of an Ice House it's pretty clear why only 4 still exist in England. It isn't deep enough to do what it is intended to and the open wall defeats any purpose it might have had, unless of course there was a stair case going further down where Matt called it quits.
It's surely a grain mill, but it's not clear how it was powered.
So beautiful. THANKS.
This is a really beautiful place, very nice,.
This is my favourite tour to date. Should I win the lottery this would be for me. Even liked the stair lift as the long Covid has done me in.
That is literally next door to the national diving centre where people have died. It could be haunted!
Does the land bordering it stretch all the way to estuary?
This has views of over the estuary and isn't too far from Oxford or London, has a refined and modern, but quite an unimaginative interior. The Durham castle was far more grand, with wide open living spaces, sprawling lawns, and with quite an eclectic décor and living arrangement, but, I presume, in the middle of nowhere.
Absolutely love this. My dream property.
I'd love to have all that storage space in a cellar!
Awesome house tour - keep posting
Wow this manor is everything 😍😍....sigh
Very classical and elegant manor.
This 1 first cottage was originally mill house. It was where they ground wheat to flour.
Stunning, definitely worth it.
This house is literally the house next door to mine !
English houses don’t have lounges,they have drawing rooms and sitting rooms or study
Absolutely love this one!!!! xx
I like the giant pepper grinder in the garden cottage, just need a donkey to pull it around.
This place oozes Class!❤
Beautiful!
One of the best ngl
I like to see Summer always trying to play piano on air with her hands
These kids are too silly to do anything difficult. And frankly they don't care. They've got themselves a nice YT money spinner here and the dosh is all they're interested in...
Love the house layout and the gardens. I would just make the house more modern inside and change some of the fittings. I guess the main building is not a listed building so that would be possible .. the cottage would be great little AirBNB .
listed? It's practically brand new and of no historical or architectural importance whatsoever.
It was built in 2005.
That "circular thing" is a cider press.
Really enjoy your videos guys, as your attention to detail is second to none. Just a thought...It would have been nice to have seen the views from the balconies too, but excellent...Great Chanel-:)
Could you please try to view houses in Northwood, Moor Park? 🤩 Maybe around 1-2million. Thanks