I had a big Tudor that was abandoned and ate up with termites in Missouri. I payed 60 grand for it . Fixed it up and sold it . It needed the paneled wall to finish it off . The thing about Tudors you can show off with slate roofs and copper gutters . The organic grandiosity can never stop . In Wilmington there’s a large amount of grand tudors on DuPont street . My favorite type of house
I had a big Tudor that was abandoned and ate up with termites in Missouri. I payed 60 grand for it . Fixed it up and sold it . It needed the paneled wall to finish it off . The thing about Tudors you can show off with slate roofs, copper gutters the organic grandiosity can never stop . In Wilmington there’s a large amount of grand tudors on DuPont street . My favorite type of house
I just love how it’s always speculation that drives the sale of these properties. This house sold for $2.75M in 2020 and just two years later it’s back on the market for $4.5M. These properties rarely become true homes. Sad.
The only thing I disliked was the places where the woodwork was painted white. White woodwork in a Tudor is an abomination and whoever made that decision ought to be flogged in town square. Apart from that, a bit of Tudor-style cabinetry installed into the bathrooms and kitchen (because let's face it the existing cabinets are totally inappropriate for the style of house) and all that would remain would be personal preferences for wall color and furnishings. I hope new the owners chose to honor the style of the house.
Your video is hard to watch. Would be better to skip the fancy transitions and do a walk through where viewers can tell where they are in the house. You lost me when you skipped the entry. Pretty home though.
They can keep modern. *THIS* is HEAVEN !!!
Timeless classic elegance. My style!
I had a big Tudor that was abandoned and ate up with termites in Missouri. I payed 60 grand for it . Fixed it up and sold it . It needed the paneled wall to finish it off . The thing about Tudors you can show off with slate roofs and copper gutters . The organic grandiosity can never stop . In Wilmington there’s a large amount of grand tudors on DuPont street . My favorite type of house
This is a cery beautiful home. My dream house would look something like this one. It only needs a pool.
I had a big Tudor that was abandoned and ate up with termites in Missouri. I payed 60 grand for it . Fixed it up and sold it . It needed the paneled wall to finish it off . The thing about Tudors you can show off with slate roofs, copper gutters the organic grandiosity can never stop . In Wilmington there’s a large amount of grand tudors on DuPont street . My favorite type of house
Beautiful
Stunning grounds but no pool.
Exquisite
My dream house 🏡😊 will manifest someday yay 🎉🎉😂❤😂🎉😢😢😮😅😅😊😮😢🎉😂😂❤
If your giving this dream Tudor away I will take it…otherwise need a huge nest egg for taxes and upkeep I’m sure….
Nice 🇱🇻
Curious what the house sold for
2.750,000 nice
I would change one thing. Just the name on the deed
How is it English if it's in Tennessee?
I'm English and it looks and feels English :)
@@PeterJPickles you’re not from England, you’re an American born and raised in Memphis TN, stop your lies Tommy Pickles!
@@fionaokeefe1906 I'm afraid you have me mixed up with someone. my real name is in the title of my replies. I am Peter John Pickles :)
I wonders who's home this was
Someone with alotta money
Lijah spittin facts ngl cause of that parking space
@@skeptical5727 I mean the house in general is worth a few hundred thousand regardless of the parking lot.
Henry the 8th.
I just love how it’s always speculation that drives the sale of these properties. This house sold for $2.75M in 2020 and just two years later it’s back on the market for $4.5M. These properties rarely become true homes. Sad.
Beautiful…except for the blinds…blinds don’t really go good with this style, IMHO.❤
Please can i stay there? I wont even talk..i ll do my staff without disturbing anyone..
Eee???? What...
The only thing I disliked was the places where the woodwork was painted white. White woodwork in a Tudor is an abomination and whoever made that decision ought to be flogged in town square. Apart from that, a bit of Tudor-style cabinetry installed into the bathrooms and kitchen (because let's face it the existing cabinets are totally inappropriate for the style of house) and all that would remain would be personal preferences for wall color and furnishings.
I hope new the owners chose to honor the style of the house.
Your video is hard to watch. Would be better to skip the fancy transitions and do a walk through where viewers can tell where they are in the house. You lost me when you skipped the entry. Pretty home though.