Brits React to American House Tour!

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FAO: James Beesley
The Good Egg Farmers
P.O Box 19
JERSEY
JE4 9NH

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[davidviveiros]

Look at Archie staring at James and smiling....what a happy baby!

[talesofcinderella]

Archie is always looking for a smile from mom and dad. So cute!

[kokomo]

in Texas, CA, and Florida, you will find a lot of single story homes that were built in the 50s and 60s. This style is called a Ranch.

[McBeth]

Single stories are usually in warm states. Lots of 2 stories in the Midwest.

[babygirl]

I’m sorry but I can’t pay attention to the video with Archie sitting there in awe of you both! So adorable!

[ginny]

My favorite part of the video was watching Archie gaze adoringly at Millie!

[rickzoerner]

Building up or not goes hand in hand with temperature. Since heat rises, houses and apartment structures build up more in the northern, colder, areas. In the south houses and even apartment complexes will be single story to increase surface area to cool them.

[davidramos]

The second dining table next to the kitchen could be considered a breakfast nook though it is a fairly large one

[SuperBigblue]

The room next to front door is the living room and at the back next to kitchen is a family room. Usually, the living room is just for show unless you have guests or a big family.

[BeaWms]

The front room is usually the living room, that other sitting area is usually considered the family room, where you just hang out. You have the formal dining room and the other one is considered the breakfast area for everyday meals. But of course, people can do whatever they want in their homes and rename their rooms to whatever fit their family need.

[peterwinstonaldredge]

That really was a very tasteful, beautiful home. He's done an outstanding job with paint colors and decor.

[MelissaWooley]

Archie is adorable. He's the cutest little distraction I've ever seen. Smiling 🌝

[gchicago]

different parts of the country have different types of houses. to the point that if you have lived here you can often guess where a picture is just from seeing a combination of the houses and trees. even different neighborhoods have different types of houses if different immigrants settled there.

[edsmith-zm]

2 story houses are common in the north east, I grew up in a 3 story home.

[laurelcoem]

Archie is growing up so fast and sure loves his Mommy and Daddy.

[russellfisher]

2 and 3 story homes are also common in the Northwest.
Also basements.

[chitowntiger]

The area with the smaller table is the Breakfast Nook.

[justinkase]

You see fewer two story houses where land is cheap. In that case, you might as well just build sidewise instead of up. You also see more two-story houses in subdivisions. In the south, we rarely have basements because of moisture and high water table. We also rarely have livable attics, maybe because the heat issue. These things are going to be regional and also depend on the neighborhood.

[corinnepmorrison]

Archie is beyond adorable!! He loves his Mommy and Daddy…and they obviously adore their precious little boy…❤️❤️❤️

I LOVE ALL OF YOU BEESLEYS!!

GOD BLESS YOU…🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[JudyCarter-klbe]

Two story homes are quite common in the Pacific NW. The beautiful home you just checked out would easily be 800, 000 to 1, 000, 000 or more in Oregon. And they are everywhere so someone(s) are able to afford them!