In 2021 we bought an abandoned property in Tuscany, Italy which contains 5 old buildings. All of them need full renovation. The oldest building is about 200 years old, but nobody has lived there for the last 25 years. It’s fun to discover new things there. Subscribe our channel to see the journey.
I love the clean look, including the beautiful furniture you've made, very simple and elegant. It's amazing how much has been done already, can't wait to see how the next building goes.👍❤
Just imagine how many years of blood, sweat & tears it took for the original builders to complete all that, and then watch it be re transformed in a one hour time lapse video. Don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
Jesteście niesamowici 💪😊 ile macie zapału, ile włożyliście tam ciężkiej pracy, to co robicie jest wręcz niewiarygodne 😊 ostatnio wracając z Sardynii zatrzymaliśmy się w Toskanii i wieczorem siedząc na tarasie zastanawialiśmy się z mężem: gdzie Ci młodzi ludzie z YT remontują tą swoją posiadłość? 😏 Życzę Wam dużo sił i wytrwałości w swoim postanowieniu o stworzeniu wymarzonego raju 😊 Brawo dla Was i trzymamy kciuki ✊✊ aby wszystko Wam się udało tak jak sobie zaplanowaliście ❤️
Thank you for that informative explanation, I always wondered how you guys afforded the building cost. It is my favourite youtube to watch, and l love the progress. Looking forward to more episodes. !!!
Very nice video talking about your background which answered a lot of questions I have had. I have followed your channel from the beginning and have always been impressed by the craftsmanship of your construction team and have wondered how you could afford such ground up renovations. I did think it was due to the subsidiaries, but you say you dont get any makes your progress even more impressive! Special thanks for the video production which is very professional with a very specific touch to them. I hope you keep producing videos for all your adventure, even if this very time consuming 👍😊
That was really interesting so thank you for sharing so much personal information. Every success as you continue to realise your dreams in Tuscany. I know that if you are Polish, your work ethic will be very strong!
Great video. Nice to know a few more things about you guys ❤ You both are doing a great job. The reno journey is hard and long but little by little you both are creating a beautiful dream state. Good for you ❤❤❤
I'm enjoying your progress and liked the fact that you re-used the stone on the terrace. Maybe you could do some raised beds for herbs & vegetables? I hope you will continue to add elements from the original buildings in your home. It's nice to add a few old items into the new modern design as it adds character & depth.
@@2333cupcake i really thought about raised beds for vegetables there for a while on this terrace. It would be nice to found more old things (different than stone or tiles🫣) on our property but there is nothing 😭
SO love the use of the stone on the terrace and the small wall too. You are very well organised and everything is done so tidily. The place looks wonderful and it will be quite something to watch how the project develops - especially the main house. Enjoy the process and each page of your transformation. The terrace looks like a great place for dining with a BBQ!
i dont really have a question just a tip. linen/clothes should not be stored in a rubber maid/bin like the way you are storing them. they get a musty smell. you can keep them in a basket so air can circulate or something like a closet so they dont pick up smells from your home.😀😀
@@spicynomad thank you! We do it here temporary (because we still don’t have all furniture to hide things) but we stored similar things in these boxes and they didn’t get a smell. I believe it depends on the quality of plastic too
@@borgobaroti okay, if its temporary its not a big deal. if you store it to keep it there then thats an issue. linen/clothes are meant to breathe, right. people put moth balls or other fragrance in the plastic tubs but then everything smells like mothballs.
There´s so mucho cement that it looks more like a empty mall cubicle than an old house in Italy. I even hate those kind of doors for old buildings. Disgusting
Cześć! Wraz z mężem oglądamy Was od samego początku i z niecierpliwością czekamy na każdy odcinek ❤ jesteśmy pod ogromnym wrażeniem! Sami chcielibyśmy się kiedyś przenieść do Włoch i podjąć remontu (chociaż w zdecydowanie mniejszej skali) 😊 Nasunęło nam się kilka pytań. 1. Skąd pomysł na całe przedsięwzięcie i jak przygotowaliście się do tego zanim kupiliście nieruchomość? Ogólnie ciekawi nas Wasza historia 😊 2. Czy mówicie po włosku? Jeśli nie to czy mieliście jakieś problemy lub zabawne sytuacje w związku z tym? Wiem, że większość prac robicie sami, ale pewnie nie ominęły Was kontakty z włoskimi fachowcami i urzędnikami 😊 3. Jaki jest pomysł na największy budenk? 4. Słyszałam, że dla zabezpieczenia terenu przed osuwaniem się Włochy przyznają dofinansowania. Czy skorzystaliście z takiej opcji? Zakres prac ziemnych jest naprawdę imponujący! ❤ Liczyliście ile wywrotek kruszywa już wysypaliście? 🙈 5. Czy budynek techniczny pełni również funkcję schronu? 😅 (żarcik)! Ale przyznam się, że ciekawi nas dlaczego w tym przypadku wybraliście betonowy strop a nie taki jak przy budowie domu? 😊 Gorąco pozdrawiamy! Asia i Marcin
Great. One thing about your well. Sometimes the pump vibrates and that can cause the electrical line to lose power. if that ever happens, put the electrical line in it's own tubing.
Will the new terrace above the technical room be accessible from the other house in time to come? it just seems like a nice place to spend time if you were in that one. Great video, stay safe
Thank you for posting your videos in English with subtitles! It's a pleasure to watch your videos. Question 1, What do you do for a living? Question 2, how many people/ family members will be living on your property? Question 3, how did you find such great artisans to do the stone work? Question 4, what was your budget for the project and are you within it? Thanks! From Florida, USA.