Step inside a British countryside manor house for sale at £3,750,000

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[biggsy]

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!

[johnh]

That’s a millstone, used for grinding wheat and other grains, in the cottage at 17:00

[comelytravel]

Great video, I pray who ever sees this be successful in life 💖❤️

[lisahumphries]

Okay, now THIS is my favorite house. I love the layout of the rooms upstairs.

[semidey]

In the cottage, the big stone looks like a millstone used in gristmills, for grinding wheat or other grains

[klinezelcah]

living in this manor will make u feel like a royalty 👑

[GaryJohnWalker]

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.

[tokumeikibou]

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

[smackedinthejaw]

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

[michelemartelossi]

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 ❤️

[arby]

Local Villagers: "Do you have the harvest's wheat, Farmer Summer?"
Farmer Summer, holding some squashed milk and ruined wool: "Oh, crap."

[lawgirl]

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 😀❤

[leeandrew]

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.

[teodo]

THATS IT! I WANT TO LIVE IN THIS EXACT HOUSE! Guys, you have the best YouTube career around, what an amazing video!

[steverennie]

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.

[JC-kzut]

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.

[brookeplaster]

That’s crazy to think my favourite you tubers were close to my house😳❤️

[Jubair]

My favourite house of them all so far. Lovely videos Summer and Matt, keep up the excellent work.

[rochellj]

Yes, yes, and yes! Perfect for a second home in the country side! Love the landscape and the views!💕💕💕

[kanyewest]

The price is just as beautiful as the house