DIY Renovation of My Rural Bulgarian House - Part 1: Demolition | 4K Timelapse | Ремонт на Къща

[@gablan1468]

Incredible! Welcome to Bulgaria and enjoy your stay.

[@Kikistravels]

Looks great welldone

[@penchopenev4457]

Good luck.

[@radoslavtomov9121]

Good luck :)

[@neutonrenda2303]

Looks like a great place, looking forward to seeing what you are going to be doing. Merry Christmas and I hope for a Happy New Year from Cape Town.👍🎄

[@antoandanailov5691]

Браво! Когато правим нещата с ентусиазъм и желание се получават!

[@shanecrawford6023]

It will be interesting to see how this turns out, most of the homes I have seen in Bulgaria have been a little on the rustic side ( backwards and run down) good luck.🇨🇦

[@RaBob]

Mnogo GOOSTO be maina!!!

[@killerdewi7631]

Hi. Amazing work. Who did you buy the property from ? Which company ?

[@jwebbnature]

@@killerdewi7631 No company, it was a personal sale. Easier, no extra fees. I first found the village I wanted to live in by viewing multiple properties around the region from online adverts, and with some new friends from the village and the mayor helping me I looked at all the places that were for sale. I'd say only 5-10% of properties for sale in Bulgaria are actually listed online or offered by a company, and when they are, they are at much much higher prices

[@killerdewi7631]

@jwebbnature I agree. Thank you so much. I'm heading out soon to look.

[@keepcreationprocess]

I am looking for a volunteer place for some weeks. Can i help?

[@nikolaimushtanov6234]

Използвайте Контейнер за боклуци ,че двойна работа си правите така :D иначе успех

[@jwebbnature]

хаха да, сега научих това за следващия път

[@guywassef4808]

How much did your house cost?

[@lfuentes4098]

Why are you removing all the plaster?

[@jwebbnature]

@@lfuentes4098 Thanks for the question, so there are several reasons why it was necessary. Firstly, the plastering wasn't done very well or didn't age very well and there's lots of cracks in it. Secondly, by removing it I can see the bricks underneath as a lot of them need repairing, replacing, or repointing. Thirdly and most importantly, so that I can install insulation, water pipes and electricity lines underneath and cover them again with plaster or plasterboard :)