Gloster Pt 3

The restoration of Gloster, County Offaly, a house distinguished by its long, groundfloor enfilade...
Filmed and edited by John Phelan

[@SpeakEnglishWithMary]

This channel is so much needed.... thanks for the content

[@irishaesthete4332]

Thank you - do please spread the word (I have ambitions of achieving 1,000 subscribers...)

[@derek107107]

I really enjoyed viewing the rooms with the french sound track (assuming its french as I dont speak the language) .. Lovely to hear the owners talking about their homes with passion and seeing these buildings lived in despite the many challanges to do so.. In some videos I noticed the renovations done by current owners and Roberts face looking a little uncomefortable when owners have stuck in new fireplaces etc .. but I think these houses are homes and not musumes , so they should continue to evolve with each generation .. more videos please xx

[@irishaesthete4332]

Thank you, glad you're enjoying (and please pay no attention to my facial expressions...)

[@user-ls2fh6qr8q]

I could sit in that music room all day. I recall other houses of this age having many openly connected rooms as this one does.

[@aalexander928]

It is most interesting to see these Irish houses. Perhaps, it might be even more interesting if we can see more of the room - in this case the Music Room - viewing the wall elevations, ceiling and the views from the window. We need not have to view you and the owner seated whilst talking as much as you have chosen to show. Please consider that this is meant to be a helpful hint. Thank you so very much for posting this and the many other videos.

[@flyingisaac2186]

Excellent as always, but seemed darkened.

[@irishaesthete4332]

Yes apologies: the hazard of filming indoors without lights (but you got a good view of everything when the camera passed through the length of the house...)

[@robertgraham1088]

I really love the sofa. Would I be correct in saying English Regency? Looking forward to the next installment. Thank you.

[@irishaesthete4332]

Thanks, I think perhaps slightly later (William IV)

[@kevinkelehan1224]

Drool