Love your vidios...thank you for taking us along for your dream ...love and blessings P..from Pennsylvania ❤❤❤

Sending renewed wishes to Anita's mum. Hoping she's comfortable and improving. ❤ Your home is beautiful

It is obvious that an equal level floor is more practical. But it is not always possible or economically viable to create it in an existing building. I think that for the largest part it depends on the doorways, and perhaps also the windows, and if you are willing and have the funds to make major changes to those doorways and windows if needed. But it is hard to judge just by watching this video. From what I can see it seems that it would be easier to raise the lowest floor level, instead of lowering the highest floor level. Because the inside doors would not match the floor level if you would lower the highest part of that floor. But there will always be some steps at some location, whether it is inside the building or outside the building. Although outside the building you can also make a smooth ramp without steps. Or create a terrace that is level with a new doorway. If you still insist on leveling the entire floor then I would go for raising the lowest part of the floor. And if you can afford it it would also be a great opportunity to install floor heating. Or at least some insulation.

Dec 5, 2024 Love your house and the work that you are doing- Did Miko have any experience in building or renovating? Best wishes from Florida, US

Texas winter 55 Fahrenheit.

You take such good care of your home, it is commendable.❤

Oklahoma 🇺🇲 its 43°F (6°C) @ 04:45 (am) 👋

Here in NZ officially summer, but rain coming and 19 degrees.

E as legendas em portugues?

Is there a finished floor under the old kitchen floor/steps? Whatever your plans, try to keep as few steps as possible on the main/ground floor. Plan ahead to have spaces so that you can live fulltime on this main floor. Kitchen, living area, bathroom, and bedroom spaces. If someone is hurt or as we age, stairs and steps are a major hazard area. Thanks for including your viewers on your journey to save this home. Houston, Texas USA

Check out Mozambique peri peri recipe Easy to make Delish on chicken on a barbecue Last for ages I prep it then liqudize with Xtra Xtra garlic

Miko well done on the cooker and hood installation it looks very good. Leaves will be great on the garden 😊 I have no recommendations on the drop ir use of the room sorry hopefully a builder or someone will be able to give advice. Sorry to hear Anita will be away for Christmas that must be very hard for you both 🤗🤗

If they are kinda orange and feathery on the underside: they are chanterelles. Superb mushrooms with garlic and parsey and scramblet egg. Yum! All looks good and we have 60F in North Texas. Edit: what a stove!🎉

Thanks for sharing this wholesome content once again! I'm from Brazil, currently living in Porto 🇵🇹

The highest point in Portugal is on Pico Island, Azores.

Thanks Tinto 😊for showing us how you remove all of the covered granite,It will be worth all the hard work once it’s done in this room. The nettle compost liquid would be great for your gardens and fruit trees.I have tried stinging nettle tea as a tonic,apparently you only pick the new tips for this purpose!All the best with Anitas mother too cheers from Aus 🇦🇺

Olá Anita e Miko. Estou feliz por vocês terem conseguido realizar esse sonho antigo. Belo trabalho estão a realizar. Um abraço do velho amigo Jorge Castro, Luanda- Angola.

You have put your energies and $ to excellent use. Such a gorgeous house!

Hi from Australia

Such a beautiful stone house!!...watching from western Canada.

Healing prayers for Anita's mother. Coming along with the outside kitchen.

Keep up the good work - kitchen is going to be great once you have finished it all !!❤

Healing prayer’s for Anita’s Mom. The basement is coming nicely. Cheers from Canada, we have 6” snow and still falling.

I hope Anita 's mom is better soon.

Best wishes to Anita's Mum and I hope she is doing better. Lots of hard work there, cement is not the easiest of things to get off 😔 The wall will thank you in it's own way later once it is free and lime mortared and able to breath again x

Best wishes to Anita's mum ❤

You are knowledgeable about so many things but just in case... I just wanted to note this as I was unaware about cement/concrete/lime mortar. A contractor in England was talking about 1970s repairs made with cement on a wall/ home built in the 1400s. The problem was the stones couldn't dry out because the cement held water which caused the fail of the structures exterior wall.

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Beautiful work! What region of Portugal is this? I was hoping to get more specific than just central Portugal. Thanks.

Hi I'm watching from Australia but I am British and more specifically Welsh. My Yorkshire born husband and I emigrated to New Zealand in 2006 and then emigrated to Australia in 2014. We plan to come back to Europe to live and at the moment we are thinking Portugal would be the country of choice. Need to give up work first here! I'm a bit jealous of the stone house you have as it is so beautiful and you obvious bought it seeing the potential. Good move - my job is to convince said Yorkshire born husband this is what we should do but he plans to be fishing 24 hours a day when we move (daft lad). Anyway loving your vids - all the best Siw 💓

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The birds on your video is so beautiful I love it!❤

Such hard work getting that concrete off and I am glad to see you show that you are taking regular breaks. The toll the vibration alone takes on your body is not to be taken lightly. I am sorry the granite isn't built for being on show it's a shame. I have no idea what that fruit was you were peeling it just looked like tiny tomatoes to me 😂 but I gather from another comment it is fruit 😊

Is your wife away seems ages since we saw her hope she is well those walls are amazing!

I like the chanel because you are precise and have a plan .these are not plaster board homes which makes it more difficult.👍

13:00, that fruit is unbelievably healthy.

Beautiful house, but it is overpriced..

The gravity-powered irrigation channels are brilliant! Water management is so tricky and crucial. I love your discovery of the brick oven and the hood -- I hope you can put them to good use!

I am waching from Panama, central America.

hi from Castelo Branco

Good progress! And the bread looks wonderful!

Beautiful home😊 We love the Viseu area too.

hi again you two hope you are well so so sorry to hear about your dog .. it must be heartbreaking ... we \ me got a dog had him 3 years now , mans best friend .. sending love and hugs ....

Miko. You need to start your own cooking channel! Your sandwiches look delicious

sardinhas não puxam a carroça... 😜 boa altura para ir ao canil municipal e adoptar um cão que precise de casa stay strong 🤠😎

I am impressed with how well the blossom tree at the basement door has recovered from it's savage prune.

😢sorry for your loss

Hi from Italy, lived here since 1969 born in SWLONDON.

Go on my friend