I wish they had given a tour of the completed house.

Where is this property

Merveilleux ! Vous êtes si souriant, si enjoué. vous faites plaisir à voir... et quels talents ! Et votre conjointe qui a la parfaite personnalité pour vous accompagner.. BRAVO Du CANADA ET DU QUÉBEC !🌿🌹🌿

This is very confusing video, the small space became big after renovating 🙄how come

For being 200 years old it is still in really good condition. It’s a beautiful old house. It’s great that you are restoring it.

Anyone know what country this is?

That's a cabin...?

I doubt its 200 years, and a cabin is normally not cut stone or its mad out of wood.

So much hard work, and most of it by hand, even sweeping with their own hands. Beautiful project and so worthy of restoration!

Dad, you did a great job...and with your sons.

Excellent Work and very professional , you are a Artist very perfectly 👌. I loved 👍🏻 👏 🙏🎊💐 big respect for you . Fatima Wegener 🇲🇦 🇩🇪🙏

est- ce , un centre de jardinage , un restaurant , ou une maison d' habitation, ???c' est magnifique , mais c' est surcharger pour mon gout , trop de tout !!!

yes if all else fails grab the mixer and if you took the hairdryer and heated the lid of the paint bucket....... Bobs your uncle! Well next time.....

I would not watch if I knew it would end without seeing any end result ! This was great but I wanted to see his vision for the house in the end.

Beautiful place.

They are all very healthy and handsome uncle’s 😊

I would like to see them finish the whole job and house in side and out.

Just gorgeous. Really great craftsmanship. ❤❤❤❤

What do you hold on to when you're doing your business? You have to go outside in the middle of winter, no access through the house? Sorry, just wondering.

How do I get English subtitles???

Would2 wheel barrels be too much?

I do like the Japanese craftsmanship.

Smoke, lay a brick, look around a bit, pass a brick, smoke, lay one…

fire is your friend and much rubbish can be burnt including the Farrel tree stumps! like to see the rebuilding of ondols including in the court yards! somewhere near the home they should have a limestone kiln! it is how they slaked limestone and fired the clay vessels when you dig it out much of the spare limestones and sands can be reslaked for palsters and mortars which cure for a thousand years! study the old cement and concrete recipes which originated in the areas around 5000 years ago these ancient reciepes are the key to longevity 1000 year cure means 1000 year break down periods instead of 50 or 60 years offered by contemporary cement mixes! usually, volcanic ashes and sea saltsor even complex sugars where employed in the mixes for the slow cure and extreme reliability! good luck!

Not the same house as they show in the beginning> ???????

What are the original walls made of? Is it drywall panels?

I love it, what a beautiful historic home. Would love to see the "finished" and it's re-emergence into it's new life and family. Wonder if they found any "relics" of the prior families that lived there (saw the tool) and the fermenting pots like old coins to other personal things dating way back?

The room was very narrow at first. How did you widen it?

Этот чувак сделал качественную мебель на века. А не дерьмо из Икея на два года. Я хочу за него замуж))

All old men but you can see the loving care in their craftsmanship..a pleasure to watch them work..they make it seem like play..they. Know just what to do and all work in a unified field..amazing..that building is centuries old.

I enjoyed seeing the Puppy Manager doing work site inspections.

Great job! Nonetheless watching the video, I'd rather say, the house itself is about 200 years and was abandoned for not much longer than maybe 30 years, but not much done to it, since the turmoil of the 1950s and 60s...wich can be a very good thing, but seeing the unsympathetic modern material used for restauration, also quite easily could be spoiled, as old houses normally don't react very well to the use of modern materials, wich very easily could become a huge structural problem - not to mention the optical assault...On the other side, considering the costs if a professional restauration, those houses may never will survive, even more so in Eastern Asia, as - unfortunaly - there still exists a very bad attitude amongst many people, who consider anything old as somewhat disposable that has to be removed, especially when it comes to old houses...And so almost the whole architectural heritage and with it the whole way of living, culture and identity is disappearing before our eyes, making way for a somewhat deprived way of living, wich Lacks all kind of uniqueness, authenticity and individuality... And no, same problem in Europe and other parts of the world, too...but with the difference, that many countries, especially in Europe and Northern Africa in the meanwhile do have quite rigid laws for heritage protection, including not only the big national monuments but reaching much fairer, including also the protection of historic relicts, customs and houses of common men. On the other hand, all those laws and restrictions are of very few use, if there isn't spent enough public money and professional advice, aid and assistance by authorities, and, even more important, if those houses and items loose their use and therefore their place and 'reason for beeing' in our live, as beauty alone d🎉oesn't supply the uphold of such a building. So the best thing you can do, is to bring life back into them, whilst knowing, what will work in the long-term (which in those houses always means, do and use, what people already have done or used 100 ,200 or even 1000 years ago, and not what' s available and usual now...), and which materials, aesthetic faux or measures better to avoid...And yes, all thus means hard and tedious work and a lot of study and knowledge... So I'm happy to see someone trying it, and really keen on the final and long-term results of Your effort.

What always amazes me watching this type of video is how they start usually outside in the garden.

Счастье вам и вашему дому .❤❤❤❤

Superbe maison traditionnelle. une rénovation faite avec goût . Sans oublier les hommes du village qui ont la pratique et le savoir j’ai vraiment aimé cette façon de redonner les charmes d'antan pour cette belle demeure. Quand à la question que vous avez posée sur l’investissement,soit une location sur 20 ans pour une somme financière importante . Je répond oui à 100%100 . Amour du lieu et homme de passion vivez heureux. Merci pour cette belle vidéo. Chapeaux bas aux talentueux artisans artiste.

taking out the old bricks n motar sand is wrong already. if the building is standing there for 200 years n u just remove the existing brick bcos yr new bricks cannot fit in ???

Жаль нет результата...

Great worthy work. I wished you had shown a detailed slow video of the final product. Loved it all.

If has been 'abandoned for 200 years', why is there so much furniture for the 70's and 80's????

Beautiful work ❤❤❤❤❤

You do good work

What a Beautiful building. You could sell these architectural designs. That central patio is amazing.

Que difícil vivir así 😢

Thanks for sharing!was a pleasure to watch , 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Divorcee wife must be bitten her nails ,The family has rejoined and having fun 😂😂😂😂😂

Only one thing left !build a stair!fix it sky ,than climb up and build a swimming pool over there 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

What about bathrooms??

You're good sons. Talented too. But you should have saved the windows (all), they had character.

That house would cost $Millions of Dollars if it was on my Street.

I thought it was a traditional house but these symbols in stone are from a temple...