That paper towel holder needs to GO! 🙄 This kitchen would have had flour sack towels sewn together, three of them, and hung onto a rolling pin type holder on the wall.

Love the plum color!

The flooring in the kitchen, though, and I LOVE that you saved the old sink. Ditto the bathroom. 💝💝💝💝💝💝

Just get to how to do it

Holy crap....I just found your channel because I am getting to do my 2nd old house reno. I saw a political sign in one of the pictures, and I know where you are! I'm 15 minutes away. We need to be friends!

Please paint the front stairs 😊

If your property is out in the middle of nowhere you will need intersection of coordinates to find your points.

Why isn't anyone saying anything about the toilet?

thank you so much for the intel.

Beauty

Two nit-picky thoughts come to mind: 1. Where are the trash/waste receptacles? 2. I like to open/close my windows and the location of your sink makes that kitchen window an issue, not to mention that it won't take much time at all before dust, debris, and dead insects/spiders begin to accumulate behind the sink and in front of the window. In such an otherwise perfect and creative restoration/renovation, that sink placement is the one thing I'd never get accustomed to. The locations of the microwave and dishwasher(s), are wonderful, and I'm particularly impressed with how you mimicked the support brackets on the butler's pantry cupboard. There's a lot to like about that clever idea.

I have a Victorian house with identical fireplaces . What is the best way to restore the chimneys?

Thanks for saving that house!

They're just so much better than hollow core, big box nonsense. Like Charlie Brown's Christmas tree, they just need a little love! lol

You're freaking adorable

Shes a unicorn, she needs to be bagged, examined, and replicated quickly.😅

The knowledge is gold , she was well trained by someone

Ok, Becky - Okay!!!! Sheesh 😅

Thank you so much for this

I have over 30 year old Rollex vinyl siding on our house that was put on a our house new other than it faded just like any product but the only issue was the installation was not good. After getting it fixed I think it would easily last another 30 years but just want a different look and will definitely go with vinyl siding again. Who wants LP SmartSide siding which is only glued wood chips that is painted that will fail as soon as it absorbs water or cement board that cracks. We got 30 years on vinyl siding with no problems that should tell you the other siding is junk and all you are doing is throwing your money out the window.

Love this. Thank you.

My ears hurt

WOW... 1989 is "an old one"? (Makes me feel old) 😮 ~ I had one from 1920's ... La La La! 😂 Good informative video!

Pizza cutter?

We just bought a house built in 1875 and your vidoes are amazing!!! We love old homes and can't wait to restore ours!

I just love your passion and your accent.

It looks LOVELY! And, THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU, for not ripping out everything original, and turning it into 'Light, Bright, Modern 21st Century'. I know people can do what they want with their houses, but honestly it makes my skin crawl, when all original character is ripped out.

Is there a way to show you pictures of my tub????

I think the feet on my tub should be secured with a nail, i wish i could show you but i can’t post pictures here. The rail that receives the tongue has a top at the end that wont allow a clip and it has a hole in it, like a nail is supossed to go through.

Good job

I absolutely LOVE the black brick

Finally.... a house restoration and not a horrifying "update", "renovation" or (shudder) "transformation!". And believe me, every one of those renovation "designers" was as obnoxious and pretentious as their end product.

"Modify the new to fit the old." Very creative threshold to not cut the door facing! Love the dishwasher option and that cabinet!

I was afraid to look. Im so glad i did! Best restoration I've seenvin years!

I love this kitchen and the cabinets. I also love walk in pantries, every home should have one.

Well done. I've watched more than a few of these "DIY" survey videos and just shake my head. You've got a good handle on it. Thanks for using the legal and plat, and not the GIS and property app nonsense.

Music ?

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 absolutely magnificient just what a restoration of a craftsman should be ❤️❤️❤️🙋🏼‍♀️

So classy and cosy❤

No part 3?? What happened?

Made it fun

This is the most detailed tutorial on opening windows I've seen. Thank you!

Excellent work young lady. Bravo.

1:40 This scene: *put* in an outlet right here.... Next scene ... don't cut holes in plaster... Take away.. , only... put... holes in plaster... never cut. 👍

Thank you

Love your creativity!!!!

So amazing. Such good condition. So much you can do with it

Wow! I just bought a 1920 Craftsman home that is VERY similar to this that oddly enough, didn't have the front porch rail like yours did originally! I'd be interested to learn what did you use for that front porch rail? Did you find reclaimed front porch rail or did you simply build it yourself from new lumber? Thanks in advance!

I have a 1920 Craftsman home that is VERY similar and has no front porch rail just like this did in the beginning! I'd be VERY interested to learn what did you use to build that front porch rail? Did you find reclaimed porch rail or just simply build your own from new? Thanks!

😅 you’re helping me more than you know! Glad to see I’m not alone with this issue. Thank you