The highlight of this episode was Sue and Tim's house. I was gobsmacked by the interior, really beautiful on such a low budget. Well impressed and totally not what I was expecting 😮 Well done to them. I LOVE the floor.

The house that Sue and Tim built is just stunning. And not to mention the budget.. whaaat! They have great sense of space and aesthetics. The only other two things I would have liked seeing is a couple of pieces of art and a plant to reiterate the green on the outside. Amazing.

That scaffolding on the floor is brilliant, and the unique kitchen totally works!

The reclaimed floorboards are the highlight of the show. Solid, honest and beautiful.

So happy to see Sue and Tim's build again!

This home is mind-blowingly beautiful

Cheers to Sue and Ken! Beautiful!!! Now I want to go round things out in my old 1950’s rectangular chopped up house. 😊

54:25 they should turn the inner part of the curve wall into cupboards/closets or decorative shelves

Love Sue and Tim’s house. The windows, floors, wire, and counters give me some great ideas.

Love Sue and Tm's house. What I would like to know is how they transition from the mud and dirt of farming to the beautiful white living room and kitchen.

Sue and Tim really deserve that place. Determination and frugality does pay.

I think that as soon as the couple heard about the new houses coming in, the couple should have simply reverted back to "plan a". The large window would shed light into the space, and a screen design similar to the brick pattern would give privacy... and they would have the curved stairs that he liked so much. I like Piers, but sometimes he butts in where he doesn't need to. He shrunk their bedroom by a quarter..... and ditched their deck in favor of closing the whole house, which trashed their outdoor-living area......... but on the show with Caroline he RAVES about spaciousness and openness to the outdoors. I would have asked the couple "What room do you spend the most time in?" .... if "livingroom", put that at the top where the view is unhindered, or if "kitchen and diningroom", put those at the top. It's possible to bring the stairs down across the bathroom and into the diningroom in order to maximize the bedroom level footage, but why shrink the master bedroom and cram the stairs into a cubbyhole?

I love it, everything about it, as long as they're happy with it, nothing else matters...

The views out the windows are lovely.

Would love to see the wave house by the sea when it is complete.

Sue & Tim. Bravo on the whole thing. Magnificent.

Sue and Tim's house is simply gorgeous. But a bit of color in lamps, decor, or caps would've given more appeal to their imaculate white walls, in my humble opinion. They did a wonderful job and the most important thing is for them to enjoy their extremely hard work.

I watch this series for the English scenery.. beautiful !

Loved seeing Sue and Tim's finished house!

As much as I love the look of the curve of their bathroom wall, I don't think I'd ever have an open bathroom. I'm just too sensitive to smell.

Sorry but I love the wave roof....I would never give that up. Everything else could change but not the roof.

Glad to see the stairs in older people's homes.. Making sure they stay fit.

Thankyou! the curviture of the wall is fantastic.

This is my personal favorite. Saved it

Enjoying the process..how true..great show..love to have Kieran and Piers take my plan apart..

A hamper/seat at the end of the curved wall was clever. The wall was thick so I was trying to see if there were cabinet doors on the inside of the curve to create storage. I didn't see anywhere to place towels, linens, toilet paper, etc. Seems like a unique, relaxing home.

Interesting find ,for someone to call home , the way they are.

Extremely creative, great use of materials. The only thing I disagree with is an open concept toilet.

V lovely transformation.

I liked the stairs next to the window. I would of kept them.

Sue is a genius.

Where is the fridge in this beautiful kitchen ???!

@ursonate

3 жыл бұрын

it's built in

@lezzleee

3 жыл бұрын

They make drawer fridge & freezers. I assume it's built into the island as well.

@NancyEly

Жыл бұрын

Well, the stove isn’t built into the island. It must have been around the corner to the left, out of sight. As someone who likes to cook, the layout of that kitchen seems to me to be very inefficient and difficult.

😍😍😍Beautiful

Very nice result from Sue & Tim, was amazed to find out it took them that long. Their own labor and secondhand goods helped and made it distinctive, love the floors and amazing kitchen, beautiful simple and unusual bathroom. No hand rail on the steps is a bit nerve racking but sure looks good. Open bathroom the same feeling.

The building process was phenomenal but where is the refrigerator? What about a closet. It doesn’t look welcoming I couldn’t live there😬

This is all great. I am concerned about the lack of railing around those stairs though. You could easily slip through those wires since they have no horizontal connection to stop that from happening. Unless you fall toward them horizontally, which seems unlikely, they're not really much of a safety feature.

If it’s their retirement home why put stairs in it? Just keep it simple and ground floor.

I don't like having a toilet in a bedroom. The other reason for enclosing a toilet in its own room is so that the sound effects and smells don't travel.

@VB-lz5cx

4 жыл бұрын

They are farmers lol. Look at where they lived for 9 years.

All these older people spend loads of money for two floor homes! Wheel chairs are in their future! Put in a tiny elevator so you can stay there after you break your hip!

@robertcarless7445

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know the cost and maintenance cost of an elevator? Build on one floor for old age!

Is the new furniture a part of the program? It is always beautiful, new, and has a very designer feel to it....and how does it fit into the budget?

@NancyEly

Жыл бұрын

They must get some kind of payback for being on the show.

Piers to the rescue 🦸‍♂️ Kitcheny.

Would you want the en suite in your bedroom without a door? With your other half sleeping....do they want to hear or smell what you have done? Windows are there....but winter in England you want the heat inside and not cold with wondows open after a poo

Nicer than some homes in the states that cost 5 times as much .....

So what is in the bottom of sue and tim's home?

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Piers!

So.. what happened with Leslie and Kevin's house?

Toilet off the dining room? Not a great combination of activities.

Sue and Tim amaze me ... when you realize you don't have to follow conventional privacy rules or anyone else's design sense. Take the bathroom open to the bedroom. It wouldn't work for a family bath, or when you have neighbors looking in your windows. Tim and Sue have no neighbors, they don't need to cover the windows. As an older married couple, they probably don't keep anything private from each other - a half wall shielding the loo is enough. As farmers, occasional bathroom odors aren't an issue ... or they can close the door to the bedroom and stay in the rest of the house. I would have loved to see the downstairs, especially the entry. Wouldn't surprise me if they had a full shower down there, as well as storage for their farm clothes. We're so used to thinking of farmhouses as conventional almost Victorian houses ... seeing one this modern is a bit jarring - at first. Then you realize it's exactly right. I hope they're still living there.

God said, 'Let there be...' and Sue interrupted him and said, 'Light, and space, and curves.' Sue interrupts EVERYBODY.

I like the curved roof.

Why don't we see what happens with the curved home?! That's what I was here for. Bah!

But my house is 250k and mines just a normal house

@who_me4321

2 жыл бұрын

hahahahah

One more time Piers pushing his ego... He must to help them wirh the kitchen layout.

House is great but she was annoying

Hi guys, must admit, love the channel but if you don´t get rid of the super loud endings to your videos, I´m out, it scares everyone in my house