Cornish Hotel Renovation (Build A New Life In The Country) | Reel Truth History Documentary

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Architect George Clarke revisits a London couple who sold their organic cafe in Brixton and spent a £1million bank loan converting a rundown Cornish hotel in St Ives into three houses, one of which was to be used as a designer B&B.
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5 июл 2024

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@DaveJohnsonad5nm 4 года назад

My wife and I stayed at the Dunmar for our honeymoon in 1978.

@nancyn347 10 месяцев назад

Beautiful houses. I love the high ceilings and the tall windows. Just stunning. Thanks for the upload.

@user-oj5bw7sl8p 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing the video! Andrea is a very strong&determined woman, who makes everything work.

@lz738 4 года назад

Wow Andrea talks to her boyfriend as if he's her employee. Awkward......

@vivianscircle 3 года назад

Anyone has a follow up to this? Did the business make it?

@IronCypher 4 года назад

Grit pure grit. 🖒

@lavondacarter7228 4 года назад

Watching from Tennessee !

@gary11able 4 года назад

So am I, I used to live in St.Ives

@verablack6854 4 года назад

Same, Appalachian Mtns.

@audrawolff8288 4 года назад

Prescott, Arizona

@willbruce3 Год назад

No one cares

@awgroom 4 года назад

What a shambles, the guys on site are clearly clueless and sleep walking. Then the Andrea woman turns ups and duplicates work that is not up to standard. Can see this ending in disaster

@be6388 4 года назад

horrible if people are bonded only by money!...no escape!

@MrFuguDataScience 4 года назад

I have seen this before, but can't figure out where?

@sharong8511 4 года назад

Maybe on George’s series? He has a number of them.

@MrFuguDataScience 4 года назад

@@sharong8511 , oh I think you're right!

@playwithmeinsecondlife6129 4 года назад

Building has always seem to me such a patchy trade. You fix one thing, another thing needs replaced. I watched the Disnet/Monsanto plastic house video. I liked how it went up as an erector set and was difficult to take down. I like that. Yes, I know I'm thinking of a factory built house in modern terms. Renovation seems slow torture in comparison. And when you are forced to use obsolete technology from centuries past, it's murder!

@suerose7479 Год назад

It seems no one does any sensible preparation before painting 😲

@olebrgesen795 4 года назад

Sorry but you always pronounce “budget” in a really funny way 😂 Which dialect?

@ladyjane8855 4 года назад

He has a Geordie accent, from the Newcastle area of England (Tyne and Wear).

@olebrgesen795 4 года назад

Oh I see - sounds funny and sweet 😊

@juliandodwell8213 4 года назад

@@olebrgesen795 only the vikings to blame😁

@seanmcguire7974 4 года назад

Isn't this just a re run?

@earlycuyler9729 3 года назад

Is it just me, or does it seem that in each episode, the couples has at least one with "very high standards"? A little advice, "high standards" have to be weighed against ruining a relationship or threatening the entire project, or both. Unfortunately, it seems like "high standards" wins out too many times.

@seanmcguire7974 4 года назад

She must have the money

@seanmcguire7974 4 года назад

Starts @36:00

@grotemuis4889 4 года назад

Hmmm. Peter needs to improve on his bed making skills. It looks like my toddler slapped the sheets and blankets back in place...

@bluebear6570 4 года назад

What an awful woman! Would I book thid B&B? Never!

@hannetang 3 года назад

How can disaster George say arkitekts are always optimistisk.? I have never heard any architet so negative as disaster George

@sharong8511 4 года назад

Who would want to buy the unit in the middle? Even if it’s in mint condition when done, you’ll be living between two active building sites for the next two years, minimum. Dirt, dust, banging and crashing week after week after week? No thanks.