Thinking of that awful million squid house last week with the B&M red furniture throughout...ugh!

Life’s cheap in the north east 😊

@@MathewFawcettDrums this is great value even for this estate, I'm local and would have estimated £1.2 million.

Bad location

@@ifeyhome Ugh, the flashbacks enough are scary hahahah

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yea but you live in the north east 💀... not london

For 700k you get an empty house. For this level of furnishing you are looking at another 50k.

@@shahidsuri it’s still the north east, not a very desirable location… at all

@@khalidelrasheed3779 I haven't been there but with remote working it should be ok. In south east, 700k gets you a small 4 bed detached house.

Except painting the fence & decking every 2 years , would be better if these were composite , minimum maintenance

The plants on the kitchen look horrible. Like Minecraft...

@@Kratos30000 You can just throw the plant 😂. Thats a minor issue unlike if you don't like the whole house which you can't just throw it.

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@@Kratos30000 imagine seeing all this for 700 and complaining about the plants

Crap property, arsehole millennials and basically everything wrong in a fake housing bubble since 2012, but guess what morons, the SEC and World Bank are about to liquidate everything from counterfeited share bonds and all the derivative mortgages.

@@FM-ks1cs millennials?

@@FM-ks1cs Could you be any more salty? Lol

@@FM-ks1cs millennials were the gen that were hit, and Zs have no hope. The collapse is inbound

It may of value but can you live up north. Can you understand the Geordie accent. Also will you be able to cope with cold weather. ( Even in the summer) 🥶 There is a reason people live down south, weather and good job prospects.

Crap property, arsehole millennials and basically everything wrong in a fake housing bubble since 2012, but guess what morons, the SEC and World Bank are about to liquidate everything from counterfeited share bonds and all the derivative mortgages.

@@Haroon5 What on earth are you talking about? I live in the North East, but 50 miles away from Newcastle. Newcastle is where the Geordie accent is prevelant - not the entire North East. Go & get educated. Oh & re the weather, it's cold in summer? Where've you sourced this information from? The North East/Eastern coast of the UK is incredibly pleasant during summer - when London's hot, we're only ever a couple of degrees lower. Job prospects too, several towns in the North East have achieved the title 'boom towns', areas of the UK, which - regardless of the pandemic have seen substantial investment in the housing/building industry & availability of jobs. Sick to death of people down South thinking they live in paradise. London, especially, is a dump - statistically it's a more dangerous city than L.A & Manilla in the Phillipines. What's good about that? 1.8 knife crimes daily in the capital - compared to 0.8 per MONTH in the North East.

@@chy.0190 Yes, I'm fine being up North, however anywhere but Middlesborough lol

It looks like good value, but remember wages locally will be significantly lower than the national average.

I just watched your latest house tour on your channel. You have an absolutely beautiful voice. The music selection was very nice. One composer that I like in the USA is Ryan Little. He has quite a large library of music on KZfaq, one of my favourites is Aqua. Another Real Estate channel you might want to check out is Presello. But I wouldn’t change anything about your videos, they are wonderful!

@@theredboneking Thank you so much for the lovely comment! Great recommendations! Just checked out Presello-amazing properties and a good selection of music from Ryan Little. Much appreciated :)

@@corrinacorrina hey! This is so cool - I actually clicked on your channel because of the comment here! I love seeing property tours!

Crap property, arsehole millennials and basically everything wrong in a fake housing bubble since 2012, but guess what morons, the SEC and World Bank are about to liquidate everything from counterfeited share bonds and all the derivative mortgages.

You wouldn't want to live in Stockton-on-Tees, that's for sure. You wouldn't want to live within 100 miles of it.

We are coming to Wales this month:)

Oh fab, can’t wait

I think it’s because of it’s less desirable location. If this was in the south it would be triple the price for sure

@@bowie5434agree but nothing great about London my parents are from north east this house would be at least double the price in darras hall Newcastle upon Tyne

@@beatbonjon1384 my dad lives in the north east too! You’re right, Darras Hall is expensive, I could see this being more than £700,000 in some areas near Morpeth and Jesmond too

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I completely agree with you. This is a house I could easily live in. My pugs would love the big back yard. I have read other comments about the location not being so nice. I am not familiar with that part of England.

Its in one of the worst areas in England. You're not even close to any big city. Middlesbrough? is like 30 mins away and that is..... lol

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@@theredboneking It's a great house, the location isn't ideal (Middlesborough/Stockton in my opinion is quite rough). If it was placed just north of Newcastle, it would be perfect. Nice countryside however.

I second that. Superbly laid out with sufficient closed off break out living areas for children. I wouldn't change a thing about the house.

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Thank you 😊

700k is "normal"

not all up north is affordable sadly, we're trying to upgrade in Harrogate... we had a a better house down south than what we are able afford to buy here for the same budget x

honestly and salisbury is such a horrible city, not very many nice properties here at all

I only ever lived in London but looking to move to more affordable and nicer areas. Any recommendations?

@@eralec totally depends on your work / family situation, I live in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, which is very expensive sadly, our home down south was nicer than what we can afford up here for the same price, but there is many more affordable areas across North Yorkshire with the most stunning countryside surrounding it and picturesque market towns with truly friendly people, majority of towns are close to major train stations with surprisingly quick trains into London's main stations etc, most places will be a lot more ''bang for your buck'' out of London, areas outside Manchester are great too like Cheshire (which will feel affordable compared to London), I have a friend who has just moved from Camden and got a big 5 bed home with an acre of land 15 minutes from York City Centre for £625,000, she moved during lockdown to escape the city and I have a friend who's an agent up here in Harrogate and he said he is inundated with buyers looking to move out of London and up to North Yorkshire countryside! If you need to stay closer to London then you could go out to places like Dorset, Hampshire etc, all much more affordable than London! Best of luck with the house hunt, we spent years in London and moving back to North Yorkshire made our life 10 x happier!

@@ja3724 Thanks so much for the detailed reply. We can move within a 1.5h radius by train to London as we will permanently work 3-4 days per week from home going forward. I will have a look at the areas you suggested. 600-700k would be great - you get next to nothing for that in London :/

As a British person I love American homes.

I like American houses a lot more

Nice to have local view 👌🏼

Definitely not! I live on the new side (the self build plots)and it’s so much nicer only good thing about the village is the pub

@@streetdaniel2010 They're awful! Friend just moved out of Manorside, houses squashed together, you could see in each others bedrooms, the plots are spaced so badly, just no privacy, they're huge houses on tiny tiny plots. There is a reason they're not selling well, the price per square foot cost is still considerably hire on The Wynd, Woods, Wellington and the attached roads

@@ja3724 not as you drive in where mine is, the top end yes

@@streetdaniel2010 they're all tiny, there isn't a single plot over .4 of an acre, some are 0.2

I'm a tradesmen in the North East and so many southeners are moving up. Not all for 700k houses but some just happy to get onto the property ladder.

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Hero toy??

@@ToBeOrNotToBeThatIsTheQuestion yeah the big Beymax stuffed toy Summer hid behind from the film big hero 6.

lol Yeah She's so SO CUTE

wages in London mean there is no shortage of people who can afford substantial mortgages. Meanwhile, in the NE there aren't many jobs paying the kind of salaries one would need to service a mortgage big enough for this even at the relatively low asking price.

@@spencerwilton5831 The average wage in London is only 10k more than the average wage in the North East. The average person in the North East is better off because of the vastly lower cost of living.

@@harrychown6854 Agreed. I live in Surrey and cost of living, incl. property prices, is sky high. Some folk up t’ North seem to think anyone south of Watford has a 6 figure salary! Sure there are some high earners but many who are not.

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It’s nice to see a house that values their children. Sometimes you see tiny bedrooms for children. These were a nice size.

@@theredboneking I agree

Omg yes same here made me jump lol 😂😂😂

I shouted 💀😂😭

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That house was traumatizing

Even the location is perfect

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