HOUSE FOR SALE in UKRAINE | CHEAP PROPERTY REVIEW

Hi guys! In this video, I wanna show you a real house in Ukraine which is on sale for 3000$.
It is located in the Poltava region, 190-200 km from Kyiv, in a good green area with hills and rivers around. This house has 2.5 acres of land, a huge yard, and even its own forest just in the yard. Also, it has already gas and electricity inside. It's a great offer!
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[@juliemiller8073]

I'm praying you two are ok with what is going on in the Ukraine.

[@HK-yb6by]

💛💙

[@YouTubeExplore777]

❤️🇺🇦❤️ Slava Ukraine

[@kanao2007]

same here

[@rfaulkner9597]

Hi

[@Hugh-Glass]

I offer my prayers for both of them and all of Ukraine. The cost of freedom is high but they absolutely have paid the price..they are being overcharged

[@xxch4osxx]

I can tell the memories were flowing through Luba's mind as she walked around. For that price, I would buy it and put time into fixing things up!

[@anuragvyas3683]

2000 indian 🇮🇳currency by tmrw. Send where to b transected.

[@franriddiough2228]

I love the property, it has so much history and potential for restoration. It's very sweet of you guys to share your videos with us. I'm so glad I found your channel. Sending friendship and warm hugs from your friends in USA

[@brentcrabtree9334]

I am sure that Luba has so many happy memories there. Pavlo, you and Luba could make many more happy memories there. I hope the conflict in your country ends very soon so that you and Luba can go on with your happy lives. God Bless you and your families.

[@JamesPollMaine59]

Please be safe. Prayers coming your way and for all the brave and wonderful people of Ukraine. You have inspired the entire world. Long live Ukraine!

[@BIG_RIG_WILL]

God bless you, and your family. Long live Ukraine!

[@RRaucina]

You should keep this in the family for the summer home! Don't let go of all those memories. In several years it will be worth 10x as much. Do some work on it, keep the roofs repaired. I would buy it if I was younger and it came with Luba

[@katyakravchenko4141]

If you want to sell people, sell yourself.

[@RRaucina]

@@katyakravchenko4141 You can't afford

[@grandcombattant1745]

Luba what is Luba?

[@katyakravchenko4141]

@@RRaucina don’t need even for free:)

[@RRaucina]

@@katyakravchenko4141 I am having holiday sale. I will pay you

[@davidfackelman2976]

I am so sorry for what is happening in your country. I hope you are safe and this conflict ends soon. You show the beautiful character of the country of Ukraine and its people. God bless you.

[@perro626]

Wow! It was really nice of you guys to make a tour of her home from her childhood. I wasn´t expecting that. So simple, beautiful, quiet and intimate. I'm enjoying your videos and learning about your people and your country. Greetings from Argentina.

[@mwa1254]

It really was charming!

[@prager5046]

i am well travelled. i travelled to the Ukraine twice. This is one of my favorite countries. Kiev is wonderful city, and the small towns and villages are charming in their own way. i look middle-eastern and never felt unwelcome. It is also embrassily cheap for tourists. I felt often guilty for paying so little in restaurants. People, first seem cold, until they know you a bit better and then they open up and can be very friendly. Hopefully the Corona situation will improve soon so travelling will be fun again

[@tomtom6319]

Your well traveled We’re all rolling our eyes bro!

[@dougreece9834]

Pavlo and Luba are a charming young couple. They are most pleasant to watch because they seem to appreciate their bond with the earth and are not afraid to reveal those things that have meaning in their life. I have lived with a family from Ukraine and they are cordial people who willingly share their culture with anyone who are wishes to take part. Luba’s family farm house is timeworn but it displays the character of many who have called it home. Thank you Pavlo for sharing.

[@originalhondaddy4206]

Absolutely spot on 👌👌

[@willowtree6657]

Beautiful expressed

[@varghesekuttyjohn8394]

MY LOVE AND PRAYER TO UKRAINE PEOPLE, MAY GOD BRING PEACE , MERCIES, UPON YOUR COUNTRY. LOVE FROM INDIA.

[@HK-yb6by]

❤

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

I love that smile! The house is what we'd call (in my area of the US) a "fixer-upper." I'm too old and lazy to do that much work any more. I could see it as a perfect place for an artistic young couple producing paintings, pottery or glass work, though. If I lived there, I'd turn it into a blacksmith shop like I have here on my farm. Thanks for another great video, guys!

[@johnnaughton2364]

Pavlo, thank you and Lyuba for sharing this experience with us. I have never been to Ukraine and it is nice to see.

[@frankmangan2113]

Naughton you're a nutter

[@glowinaglowina462]

@@frankmangan2113 why ?

[@thebe3]

Amazing and beautiful. Here in South Africa, if you left a house like that for more than a week it would be looted, ransacked and gutted. There would not even be a single item of value left.

[@luigiavolio2933]

@@thebe3 even in Clifton and luxury houses in Plett or Mossel Bay?

[@notbraindead7298]

The same is true of many places in the USA.

[@gauravwishi]

Loved your videos. I hope you guys are safe. Prayers for all Ukrainian people... 🙏

[@messire9837]

No, not ALL ukrainian people.. Most definitely not.

[@The_Dork_Side]

I wish I could explore Ukraine with you guys! Looks like so much fun! Thank you for showing us the beauty of Ukraine Pavlo!

[@thatguy7085]

That is the issue most people have with exploring new countries… they need people to explore with them that kind of know the place. The best thing to do is sponsor someone from the country that you want to see, let them stay with you as they explore this country, and you stay with them as you explore their country… This is the next best thing, and not as expensive.

[@janhusar9105]

Blu... Do you see "beauty" in this ugliness?

[@mondavou9408]

@@thatguy7085 How do you find them and they find you?

[@hdj81Vlimited]

@@janhusar9105 FREEDOM !!!

[@henryturnnr191]

I would fix that house up and make it look like an American farm house and be talk of the town the only problem is I would not be able to stay there that long so if I put the money into fixing it up I would lose it but I do have family roots in Ternopil Ukraine maybe they could live there

[@murraykriner9425]

The young lady has a lovely home to remember. Its really in beautiful condition and wouldn't take much to get liveable again. Glad she had the chance to see where she grew up again before it is sold. Thanks.

[@repomandoug]

My wife and would live in a place like this happily. While the home needs work it has everything you could need or want. Where we live in south Texas away from a large city, a property like that with 2.5 acres, solid structure, electricity and heat and near a good road, even without indoor plumbing could easily bring 80,000. In an area closer to a large city in Texas could bring much more than that. The property alone could be worth 150,000 and up. Where you live in Ukraine is very beautiful, thank you for showing it to us.

[@leeh9420]

$80K in a rural area of the US was what I was thinking too. Of course, it would likely have indoor plumbing/etc. in the US. I have seen properties in rural Portugal that need a lot of work, but have land/etc. for something closer to $35K-$40K USD. My main concerns would be not knowing the culture or language.

[@darrenbloomfield8296]

in the uk you couldn't buy that for less then £250,000 about 330k us

[@micron1983]

In Greece, to a small village near/close to a big city, the same property will go around 30.000-40.000 euros, ten times and even more than in Ukraine. If it is near the sea, goes up to 60.000-70.000 euros. But based on Greek living standards, you have to spend another 20.000-30.000 on renovations in order to be livable.

[@josephm8294]

Where I live in the U.S. it would bring a similar price of about 70 to $80 thousand. We would demolish all the small buildings and start over. My grandfather had a nice parcel of land right on a lake. The land was all anybody wanted. They built a big new house. People with a lot of money want to make their dwellings fit their new lifestyles, unless it is truly an architectural beauty.

[@TedH71]

I used to live in Texas because I was born and raised there. There are some really cheap rural property in West Texas that goes for $100-$400 per acre. Know why? Lack of water and very expensive to drill for a water well too. Lack of jobs as well.

[@snratiostudio2248]

Absolutely beautiful! We love the brick work, the land, the fruit trees……..the whole place

[@forextv7601]

I love Ukraine villages. May God continue to protect you all from this invasion from Russia. We pray for you all from India

[@gavinbolton4660]

Great video again, I just love your easy going manner when you speak, and it’s always a pleasure to see Lubbe in the videos, she is such a sweet and nicest girl. Keep up the good work Pavlo!

[@martiwoodchip4518]

That was a very sad video, it made me cry when I saw the honey bee hive frames that still had good honey sealed in it. Anybody that cares for and keeps honey bee's are superbly genuine good people and so it makes me sad to see the relics of a beekeepers past. Hope you guys buy that homestead and fix it up, feed the birds and maybe even set up a few bee hives just for the enjoyment of loving such wonderful insects that produce fabulous honey by working and flying so hard from flower to flower then back to the colony. Marti.

[@mitza7359]

Your comment is honest. Others write how much are houses in the USA. Who cares about that?

[@jimebbert8352]

When the war is over and Ukraine is victorious I would love to purchase the home and property you just showed. Maybe we could put two nice homes on the property. One for you both and one for me as a summer home. Stay brave and stay safe. VICTORY TO UKRAINE from Scottsdale Arizona, U.S.A.

[@mitza7359]

I am sure that you do not know where Ukraine is and that you watch a lot of news.Do you know how people live, children in Donetsk for the last 8 years ?

[@philiprussell3338]

Amazing value and a lot of potential and thank you Pavlo for showing us a true rural lifestyle. The condition inside is exceptional for a house that has been empty for five years.

[@horatiapearce2959]

I love Ukraine villages. May God continue to protect you all from this invasion from Russia. We pray for you all from West Africa Sierra Leone

[@attikyahia9623]

There is an attack on Ukraine, yes, but that is half the truth It is similar to what America and France are doing in Arab countries and Africa, creating problems to find a shield for the occupation

[@architecture.w]

I can't forget the racism shown to African students attempting to escape the violence .

[@attikyahia9623]

@@falcons8405 Believe me, Africans and Arabs are insulted and assaulted only because they are not strong countries. The same thing used to happen to China, but now no one dares to underestimate them.

[@attikyahia9623]

@@architecture.w Yes, that is why we, as Africans, have to unite, whether we are Arab Muslims or Christians, and we do not allow them to do that

[@JohnsWing]

I'm a new Subscriber. I really like the way you translate everything so that I can understand. We need more people like you around the world.

[@lj6084]

I just watched a couple of your videos and after watching the "House for Sale" I wanted to let you know that my grandparents had a small farm in Kentucky USA that was very similar to the house and barns in your video. I live in Lexington KY and I have a daughter that lives in Atlanta Georgia and the landscape here is very similar to the area in your videos. Please stay safe!

[@simeraine]

Pavlo, I really enjoy watching your short videos to see what it is like to live in Ukraine. In southern UK, house prices are crazy and a property (needing renovation) with land such as this, I think would be worth £500,000

[@TheJacksnipe]

In Germany 200,000 € because of the big garden. Land is expensive in Germany because the country is totally overpopulated.

[@MegaOchoa2011]

something is on California. Small property is over 290.000 dlls. I love Ukraine

[@delos86]

Property with no land and extra buildings…

[@mcogroup-globalsourcingman3374]

@@TheJacksnipe In Stuttgart - Germany 1 Million EUR. Stuttgart's (State Baden - Württemberg) Real Estate Prices are at some areas more expensive than in some parts of Switzerland. A big real estate bubble.

[@Whippy99]

Simon Raine I live on the South Coast of England and property prices are ridiculously high! Children don’t leave their parents’ homes until they are in their late twenties, even thirties because they can’t afford to buy a place. Luba’s family home would cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to buy so you are completely right!

[@anderskandersson4613]

Are you ok? You and your family? Plz stay strong, the world is absolutely on your side. Glory of Ukraine and brave it out !!! With love and a big hug from Sweden ❤️❤️❤️

[@glorytothealmightycreator]

Amen, from Romania

[@lili6225i]

@@glorytothealmightycreator amin dari indonesia

[@glorytothealmightycreator]

@@lili6225i Shalom Lili! May the Heavenly Father in Yahshua's mighty Name protect you too in these times

[@lili6225i]

@@glorytothealmightycreator Shalom, Jesus Bless you and your family too

[@akashdas9292]

@@lili6225i I bless Jesus

[@bradmurray8573]

Yes you should buy, the buildings will look good with some renovations. The best part is the forrest which makes your land actually look much bigger.

[@lynnek4226]

Lupa’s grandpa lives only 104 miles north from where I grew up in NJ. I am so enjoying your channel as my grandparents came to the US from Ukraine many years ago. I have family in Khmelnytskyi as well. We are all praying for peace in your country. 💕🇺🇦

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello how are you doing?

[@loulou5169]

I loved seeing her smiling talking about her memories , I also used to help clean my great grandmas chandelier 😄 that much land alone in England would cost a fortune! So much space 😁 a new door, windows and some fresh wallpaper would be very comfortable to live! I would love all that space. Thank you for showing us typical homes and lives of Ukrainian 🥰

[@cliftonortat513]

The history, memories, and convenience of having a dacha is worth far more than $3000 - it's sad that the younger generations don't appreciate having something like this until they are too old or it's too late.

[@fol6154]

It’s very affordable

[@dirtydigger3218]

Memories don't add into sale price,never.

[@eliasgutierrez8487]

Dacha?

[@briandoyle6188]

@@eliasgutierrez8487 dacha is a home in the country in that part of the world 👍...I love this property....

[@hadasaesthera3061]

Dacas are in Rusia not in Ukraine and daca means a vickend house not a home.

[@horanpat]

Beautiful house. Where I live in Ireland, a house like that with the land would cost €250,000 - €300,000. You have a wonderful way of portraying your country. You should be getting paid from the Tourism department in Ukraine. Keep the videos coming.

[@nosnibor800]

No it would not. 3000 euros maybe. There are similar old cottages, falling down, on West Coast of Ireland. They all want knocking down. After the 2009 crash in Ireland, you could buy brand new houses in Ireland for peanuts. All empty and reclaimed by the mortgage company.

[@leomurphy9205]

I'd like to move to Ireland! I'm in Boston USA, but like Ukraine or Ireland cuz people are so nice!

[@TedH71]

@@nosnibor800 I hear property in rural Ireland is quite affordable compared to Dublin. Any truth in that?

[@IrishEyesAreSmiling]

In South West Ireland an old cottage (renovation project) with less land is anything from €40k - €100k it just depends on how much land is with it and location, the house and land in Ukraine would be worth more tho. Plenty of out buildings etc, nice property tho..

[@steveanthieny7067]

Luba loves the home and property and I'm sure with your energy you two could fix it up to it's former glory! Stay safe!!!

[@NK-ki3kq]

Спасибо большое за нашу историю с детства. К сожалению, наши бабушки и дедушки умерли и у многих где-то разваливается такой дом, где много лет назад был детский смех, корова , огороды, холодное молоко с свежеиспеченным хлебом и вареньем. Теперь мы внуки разбросаны по всему миру. Остались только воспоминания и история. Благодарю за прекрасное видео.

[@BlueskyNewsNet]

nice sharing ❤️✔️

[@rvingkeepitrolling8797]

It's such a shame to see beautiful house fall apart but I could imagine how it was so nice.

[@mirjanamatolic5823]

So viele Hsuser findet man in Bosnirn, Kroatien... Was hat Krieg gemacht, aber die junge Leute haben heute wunderschöne Häuser, leider kein Arbeit. Damals haben unsere Leute viel gearbetet, wir hatten eunderschöne Häusern gehabt, leider war Krieg, alles neu gemacht abet keine Maennschen mehr(politik) glaube war besser als Ukrajina, viele Leute warwn Gastarbeiter in '70 in Ösereich, Deutschland. ❤️✌️🙏💙💛😍🇭🇷🇺🇦✌️

[@tassietony1226]

It is such a lovely home and you are both blessed with love and family thank you for showing us the beauty of Ukraine and this home once filled with love and family

[@1954shadow]

Some may see several run down buildings and brush, many others will see, classic architecture, gardens, kept meadows and history.

[@jbenevy]

It can be beautiful For the price hell if you put 20 g into that house it would be a palace

[@tonyd7644]

I see huge potential in this property for self-sufficient living in the peaceful countryside with great neighbors.

[@bryanx5829]

And the possibility of future war with Russia, much opportunity, much fun. 🐶🐻

[@joanwhelan776]

What a place to live when all is settled over there, I can see you both in the future with little ones running around keep safe Glory to Ukraine

[@12GaugePadawan]

I love it! 💕 Heres to hoping you two can buy this very special place and keep it in the family.

[@jonirving5606]

Thank you so much for sharing this. It makes me want to visit the Ukraine. By the way, the carpets in that house were absolutely beautiful.

[@cw9790]

I liked them too.

[@pavlofromukraine]

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[@Survivor-John-Marbregxon]

575,000 dollars in California

[@aguacaterodeoficiomartinez7028]

What's up pavlo, that's a really good deal, if I could live in Ukraine I would buy it, thanks for sharing what is like to live in Ukraine, greetings from Houston TX. USA

[@lionhouse2940]

Can I buy it even if I'm not a citizen of Ukraine? I'd love to love there

[@studentaccount4354]

@@Survivor-John-Marbregxon I am an RE agent, this house does not have indoor plumbing. It uses wood stove to heat. When you do a comparative market analysis location and other houses in the area is important. You can’t compare a house without amenities in another country so well. Look in California in very remote areas, the prices drop when in the middle of nowhere. Where I live houses average 400k.

[@johnmccormick4055]

Hi am John please get intouch

[@briandoyle6188]

I love this property inside and out... I've got a small amount of savings and if I was halfway organised I'd of bought this property.....seems strange saying this now,but I've always loved the look of the Ukraine ever since looking at it in books my MUM bought for me at Christmas and birthdays back in the 70s and 80s...and then watching vloggers in the Ukraine has made it stronger....I don't know what the process is for foreigners (Brits) buying in the Ukraine and if Brexit has changed that....I know of course there's a war going on hopefully things change sooner than later for every Ukrainian....I suppose I'm showing support by saying that I'll still be interested in looking at this property in the future if possible.... I've been looking in Bulgaria as well but prices have risen a lot there during COVID I suppose those with money still see it as good value where as I'm not willing to pay those prices and 🤗 haven't the money anyway 😊... there's still lots of really cheap property there Bulgaria,but this one in the Ukraine has really got my heart.... I'm thinking about the people in beautiful Ukraine every day and it's heartbreaking watching what's happening everything I've watched about the Ukraine prior to the war it's people so giving open and vibrant and it's cities,towns and villages and real blend of society I'm devastated to see what's happening...all my thoughts and prayers are with everybody going through hell in the Ukraine🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️❤️...

[@jimmyrana444]

This property is for $3,000? My gosh, we in the US can't even dream of buying such a big place for this price. Thanks Pavlo and Luba for the excellent tour. Jimmy

[@atmosphere3874]

for $ 30,000 in the village you can buy a new building of 150 m2

[@troystewart5251]

I would buy it in a heartbeat,,I live in Canada in a place called Doaktown New Brunswick and a house that size with all the land sewer an well as well as all the other buildings would cost at least 100,000$ or more,,I wish I could ce an live in Ukraine it's such a nice country be nice two meet u two in person..all the best ..

[@katherinebrodie3371]

Keep the property in the family. It’s so special. Something like that where I live in Nevada would be probably half a million US, maybe more depending on where it is. We are close to Lake Tahoe. I used to live in the Sierra Nevada mountains on the Northern California side and there were similar houses from the gold rush days, they are very special.

[@ivanlimari5002]

I got interested in Ukraine lately and your videos are really informative and show how good 🇺🇦 people are. Greetings from 🇭🇷, hope I visit your country soon

[@maisy7926]

Here in UK just for the land, would cost millions ! I love it and yes I would buy it and live in it. I rent a tiny house here for 675 pounds a month, which in UK is considered cheap, but I rent it, so the house is never going to be mine. I am paying the owners mortgage.

[@jcs6347]

HI, The bee box with frames is called a 'honey super' in English. The bees put extra honey there, the the bee keeper harvests. The bees lived in the nest box which is twice 1.5x as deep as the 'honey super' I am a bee keeper from USA. Very nice house. I would live there after water was put in. Thank you for sharing.

[@jesperknudsen3285]

Around here (southern part of Sweden, well outside larger cities), this would be about $90k-125k. Also, the renovation to make it safe and follow the national regulations would double that before you were allowed to move in. If it was in a larger city, it could be $400-$500k easily.

[@femmeNikita27]

Sounds great. There is only one little "but". Unlike Ukraine, Sweden is not at war with Russia hence any purchased property is not at risk of being completely destroyed in near future due to a war. Or at risk of being nationalized by an invading foreign country. Hence probably difference in pricing.

[@АндрійЖагун]

That is why in Sweden the average salary is 3,500 euros and in Ukraine - 500. If they pay more somewhere, it is only because they spend more there! 3 years ago I ate a hot dog in Stockholm. I paid 3.5 euros. At that time in Ukraine, the same hot dog cost 80 cents. Falcon beer - 1.2 euros. The analogue in Ukraine then cost 30 cents. High wages in Sweden are another tax on business. High social standards are good, but where is Erickson? Where are the SAAB cars? Why does Volvo belong to the Chinese? Europe sells Asia what parents create, just like an addict who wants the next dose!

[@Brett-yq7pj]

That house would probably be like 600-800k in parts of Canada

[@Frydekilde]

Андрій Жагун Businesses are only loyal to themselves, but so are the states they operate in. It’s a symbiosis. Sweden gives businesses good educated employees, and in return businesses, have their headquarters in Sweden. Non of them are loyal to its people. I hardly think any government is.

[@belekas565]

@@АндрійЖагун like all Ukraine was sold to USA!

[@richardgithens1960]

Yes. It's a nice property. The buildings have a lot of potential. It looks like a great buy.

[@kendallkol]

I am obsessed with that pink couch when you first walk in! and the wallpaper and all of the rugs, such a special place!

[@brianhardy6234]

I would love to live there ❤️ so much amazing history. Peace and quiet, living in the country/village is the best 👍. 🙏 🇬🇧

[@kevingrant7098]

Brian you definitely get a lot for your money the countryside looks beautiful but I am not like you I could not live there in 1 million years The countryside is not for me Kevin UK😀

[@thomash1978]

Ok, I'm ready to move to Ukraine. I would buy the place in a minute. I love everything about it! It reminds me so much of the place I lived as a child.

[@LostUkraineGirl]

Welcome!

[@antons.5556]

Trust me, you'll change your mind as soon as you'll deal with any government employee or police or drunk idiots that have no idea what is the law. Maybe that is why real estate is so cheap there. Enjoy being in a good country sir.

[@vilasbhadane9529]

@@LostUkraineGirl hi

[@Rimrock300]

In general, buy properties via some agencies that nows the market and laws, and who are experienced dealing with foregin customers. Will cost more, but can save you for lots of trouble. Chasing after something that seems cheap at first sight, can sometimes end up being much more expencive than one imagined.

[@Ukraine_]

This house is in a state of disrepair

[@oliverpetroski4205]

Omg, this reminds me of my grandparents vilage. More than half hour drive from the city through bad mountain road. Huge yard, good strong house but cheap prices for it. Does it worth it? Yes it does. You can upgrade the house, change the fasade, add more rooms, change its appearance. Greetings from Makedonija.

[@CyranoHounds]

I love that place! And the land too. Needs a lot of work but the price is very good! You could have bees there again, and have a huge garden as well as chickens. Just looked and the house at 89 John Busch Ave is currently valued at $339,000! Stay safe and well Pavlo and Luba!

[@davidfriend1919]

I gre up in a farmhouse just like that in Ohio my friend . Even had the Pear tree , we had 42 acres though and 20 or so cows depending on the season . Countryside looked exactly the same .

[@aldenunion]

I like all the Shandy's for storage. My Granddad would build shandy's,lean- to's so always could store out of the rain.? I don't but can harvest a deer anytime of day, out any window of the house. Bet they can here to..

[@davidfriend1919]

@@aldenunion That's right , a man can build himself a shandy or a shed or work on his house as he sees fit no forms or zone restrictions . I love the country life .

[@Airon79]

Bungalow .

[@Airon79]

Bungalow .

[@stevenmather1131]

Hi pavlo that land and house is awesome. On the Isle of Wight where I live. 2.5 acres and 2/3 buildings would cost around 1 million English pounds. If I was you I would put that up for sale on the English Market for 20 thousand pounds. Its incredible how cheap that is at $3000 I get paid more than that a week. You both should buy it for your self and renovate it

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

$3k a week? What are you, a drug dealer? Or a lawyer. Shakespeare was right about the lawyers, you know. Unfortunately, I hadn't read Shakespeare until after I'd married one.

[@stevenmather1131]

@@yepiratesworkshop7997 hi mate $3000 is only £2200 a week. I am not a drug dealer I imagine they get more than that and I am not a lawyer. My job is actually quite boring really I am a smarts aluminium architect engineer. My main role is designing high rise buildings

[@keithdouglas9848]

What job do you do that you make more than 3000 a week????? Just curious...

[@mightyfraserriver977]

I work at ports and make 2500 a week after tax

[@007420ish]

see how easy it would be to help some big family with just a weeks pay :)

[@Gently469]

Pavlo and Luba come across as genuine and likable people. This house has at least one fruit tree, grapes and a couple of acres that back up to a forest. It seems to be quite a buy!

[@connynaumann5139]

What an amazing, beautiful place. I hope you guys are alright, and this house is still standing. I was born and grew up in the GDR, so many things remind me of it. It brings tears to my eyes that only a short while after this video was uploaded, all the horror began for you. Please stay safe!

[@brentdewitt1055]

Very nice place, and 2.5 acres is fantastic! Same house and land in US might be as little as $100,000 but more likely would range between $175,000-300,000 if it was in a desirable or growing area. Wonderful potential for the house, could be updated fairly easily. My grandparents’ house (built before 1840 in central Ohio farmland) had the same baby swing setup in the kitchen door!

[@thatoneguyfromupstreetkind7537]

In California this would run easily 800k- 1 million lmao

[@femmeNikita27]

US has real property tax which is almost non-existent in Ukraine. Hence difference in prices. Plus jobs in Ukraine pay very little, people have very low purchasing power due their earnings, so they have to emigrate, abandon their country and there is little interest in purchasing local properties. I do not live in Ukraine still most of people around me are from Ukraine. Why? Since in here they earn double and can afford housing for their earnings. No wonder empty abandoned houses in Ukraine ,especially in the countryside, have very low market value. If someone would move there in all likelihood such person could not afford to stay there. And country at war with Russia, unlike Italy, hardly a good spot for a wealthy person from Germany or US to retire. Most people from this group will opt for France or Italy where there is no war on the horizon. Or for India.

[@makeitpay8241]

@@thatoneguyfromupstreetkind7537 that's why everyone is leaving your state as fast as they can. maybe prices will start to drop at some point.

[@johnpfuntner4788]

@@thatoneguyfromupstreetkind7537 same now in Austin Texas because everyone from California moved here

[@springbrown9769]

@@johnpfuntner4788, it is now like that here in Florida. I was house shopping today and the average home price is $200,000 even in the undesirable areas and desirable areas run $350,000 easy. I can not afford that, and most I know can not afford that either.

[@johnlabus7359]

My annual property taxes for my apartment in the USA are the same as the price of this entire house. Amazing that you can actually get a house and all that land for that price! All of my great grandparents emigrated from Slavic countries at the turn of the 20th Century. My mother's paternal family is Ukrainian.

[@quant2011]

Sure,but ukraine could soon be invaded by russia

[@antons7202]

You are right, prices are very low in the villages, where you have little to no infrastructure: no medical care, post, shop whatsoever. In this case there is a road at least. You should also note, that in Ukraine it is really difficult to earn any good money if you are not an IT specialist, a businessman, etc. So living in such a property mainly assumes, that you use the land and buildings in the yard to completely serve yourself and live out of it. It is considered quite a tough life, but people used to live like this and do still live so. Now younger generation either flees abroad or moves to the cities, where they get some infrastructure. So the money and taxes you pay in the USA mostly provide you with that extra means, and also you have a better earning potential to compensate for that. So to summarise: yes, if you have a decent bank account, you can move to Ukraine and live there for cheap, but with various risks. You will get relatively plenty of land, but very limited possibilities besides of it.

[@mitza7359]

@@quant2011 Interesting ... how did you know that in the USA two months before the invasion?

[@quant2011]

@@mitza7359 Im just highly intelligent

[@mitza7359]

@@quant2011 Yes, yes ... it's all planned a long time ago in your kitchen.

[@BellaRio2]

I just started watching your videos and came across this one. Absolutely love your content! I love learning about different people and cultures so seeing your videos I’m all smiles while watching and learning more about Ukraine. I live in the next state over however, Somerset, NJ isn’t far from me so hearing this made me hope that she finds her family that’s living in the US. That would be great!

[@philtaves2587]

Thanks for the tour of Luna’s family house. Yes, I would buy it for $3000. It seems nice and it could be made a little bit nicer even with some new furniture etc. I think one of the biggest pluses is the forest and land! A really nice area.

[@DaniDaLlama]

I truly enjoyed finding your channel and watching your videos. Learning about different countries and it's people shows us how so much alike we are. In the Montreal, Canada area a property, such as this, would probably start around 300k. The property is wonderful with lots of potential for gardens and a few animals. The house, once renovated would make a lovely home for a small family. Thanks for sharing with us :)

[@tobysirus4996]

I would like to keep bees again but it is difficult in the states as the farmers poisons and mites attack the bees constantly. My dad struggled with keeping his hives alive and strong. Thanks for another great video.

[@ianh.6825]

I'd love a place like that. Where I live on the South coast of England, a piece of land like that would be very expensive, especially if you could get planning permission for further construction. Well over $1 million. My neighbour just spent $3000 on a new front door!

[@renieestrada9193]

I love this property and red brick 🧱. It is beautiful. Luba looked very nostalgic walking the house and property. It would be a wonderful home to raise a family in. Lots of place to run and play for kids!

[@christihiatt3459]

That's a beautiful place, and it reminds me of my grandparents' farm in Appalachia, western NC, USA. Thanks so much to you both for this video; best regards to you both!

[@thevinceberry]

Looks like a $1 abandon house in eastern Detroit

[@l2law341]

It also reminds me of my grandparents place in Appalachia, in rural West Virginia, not far from Charleston.

[@vasiliyfutsur2815]

Oooo. Єєєs. Zis is sov similar

[@ralembopasawi1072]

Wow, such a quite & beautiful place ❤️. The area is huge and would definitely buy the house to make a great living. Love ❤️ it very much

[@xoff22607]

Great Video guys...I'm from Minnesota in the US. A house such as this, even without running water, and with all of the other outbuildings/Barns/sheds, on 2.5 acres of land. I think would have a price tag somewhere around like the 50 thousand USD mark... if not more...Pavlo...I think this would be a perfect little house for yourself and Luba to settle down in/and raise a family...

[@pavlofromukraine]

thanks for your comment:) true, that place is great:) but it needs so many work around..

[@xoff22607]

True, it does need a little work but I think between you and your father and the help of other family and friends you would be able to make the needed repairs . And with a little help from your subscribers it could become reality. I could tell that your girlfriend, future Mrs. Pablo, loves that place. The place she grew up in/at…Life is to short man, I think you should go for it…you know what they say….Happy Wife (Mrs. Pablo) Happy Life!!!! PEACE BROTHER!!

[@20Redram00]

2.5 acres where I live at you’d be talking 90,000.00 and up easy

[@RP4UXO]

@@20Redram00 In LA it would be about 90 million

[@20Redram00]

@@RP4UXO are the reports I see true about the AG for LA not prosecuting thief’s and other criminals? Been watching videos of people stealing carts full of items from stores and being told by the store management if they try to stop the thieves they will be fired plus police won’t respond?

[@llam8394]

I hope it still stands just as it is the day you made this video. I'll be excited to see another of it showing us how well it looks. Glory to Ukraine and to your safety.

[@CuzznRickH14]

I grew up in a farm house much like this one. Good living. A great place for a young couple to live and raise kiddos. I can imagine a chicken house and a barn for the milk cow. Not to mention the bee keeping business. It would be great to hunt in those woods. And of course there's room for a nice vegetable garden too. Can't you just imagine the place all fixed up. Nice.

[@sfuchs]

Lyuba's grandpa was my neighbor!! I called Somerset, NJ home for 5 years, lived 5 min from: 89 John E Busch Ave, Somerset, NJ 08873. That part of Somerset got hundreds of Ukrainian families after WW2 as they refused to return from German labor camps back to USSR. It's called the Ukrainian village around there.

[@machey5]

My grandparents from Ukraine lived on 86 Willow ave. Somerset, NJ. At one time there were a lot of people going to the Ukrainian Village on cedar grove lane.

[@michaelg6641]

That's interesting, in Detroit area there is a Ukranian area and churches, and I'm Polish/Romanian so maybe why I even noticed but never really though about the 'old country' as its called here in the states until now, its changed so much the US is like living behind everywhere else in the world. Like another one said, even if the wages are higher every cost is higher now too, and the quality of life has gone down if youre European. But that looks like my Grandfathers farm in Michigan as I recall as a small child, how they even knew to come to the US fleeing from communist Romania maybe what 70 yrs ago and buy a farm with some horses I have no idea. Those generations are gone now, but all the kids grew up hard working.

[@evegreenification]

That metalwork around the door is gorgeous. Cool house and excellent proximity to the forest. How awesome!

[@cialmardeznanfer4737]

Stay safe this the oldest video i search for what going now in your country...gid bless all

[@byroncurrin227]

I was in The Ukraine in 2012 for 6 weeks. I came for football(Euro Cup) and saw Kharkiv, Kiev, Poltava, Odessa, Lviv...met so any GREAT peaceful loving Ukrainians...may God bless The Ukraine.In Poltava I stayed in the Premier Hotel Palazzo...and also went to several villages in the Ukraine...greatest people in the villages of Ukraine....thx for your video...stay safe!

[@swaroopcharmling5118]

Beautiful, but a massive, massive project to put the place back to it’s full glory, definitely not for the faint hearted. Thank you for sharing.

[@hershellacey9405]

I would year it down and rebuild.

[@AlanCooney]

Hi Pavlo! Great video and wonderful atmosphere!! Strange to see house empty for 5 years - a bit spooky - like a time warp! Luba is very pretty! You are a lucky man! UK supports Ukraine and hoping for peace soon!

[@dantheman5222]

the lovely place seems very peaceful, something like that in Australia would cost around 350k even as high as 800k au just depending on the location

[@sandraunterthiner9763]

It just needs a little cleaning up so a great video would be of you guys renovating it. I would enjoy watching that 😊

[@jamesmcdade5588]

Pavlo thanks for showing me your beautiful countryside. Love Luba’s family home. With a little work it would be such a wonderful place to live. Thank you

[@carlel4219]

Hi Pavlov, thank you again for another great video. The house looks very nice. A house like that, again depending on how close it is to a major city, would be out of reach for the average person here. If it was in the area where Liuba's grandpa lives in Somerset county, New Jersey it might go for 700 thousand US dollars, just the house, not including the land or the other buildings. His address is close to the southern end of Staten Island, about an hour or less by car. Thanks again for showing us beautiful Ukraine.

[@lloydpimm1271]

personally i love that sort of life style and a bee keeper myself. 2 years ago Kiev was amazing and so was Chernobyl. we were informed by our guide there was trouble on the boarder with Russia, has this changed? (This is definitely a country i would like to see more of).

[@devaugnmaxxll7420]

There is still trouble on the border I wish someone would put Putin in his place but seems like the only person with balls enough is in jail hopefully he makes it out alive and takes Putin down #Alexei Navalny for Russian president

[@dodgerblue7381]

You cannot count on Joe Biden to put Putin in his place.

[@devaugnmaxxll7420]

@@dodgerblue7381 more so than trump

[@dodgerblue7381]

@@devaugnmaxxll7420 Keep dreaming, maybe the Biden nightmare will end. The media won't be able to cover for his failures at the next election. The Democrat's don't even want Biden to run again. BBB- Bideneptitude, Bidenflation and Bidencompetence. Let's go Brandon!

[@waqassupro2618]

how peaceful and mind refreshing this place is.God bless you guys.

[@erinaustin2157]

That place is absolutely fantastic! If that’s $3-$4,000 U.S., I’d move there right now 😂😊. As a gardener and a person who loves old stuff, especially architectural pieces, I would be in heaven there! My only real concerns are checking the whole place for mold, asbestos., and making sure at least the house is structurally sound. The outer building’s are easier too repair later. What a great place and hopefully a sanctuary for your girls family to have, and with so many memories 💞. Side note- Somerset is a small but decent size town in Jersey as we call it often ;) (New). I stayed there for a short period of time a few years ago. 30ish minute train ride from NYC. I’ve lived on Long Island, the bottom right piece out of NY State all my life so very familiar with New Jersey :)

[@msherry5]

It could be so charming, couldn't it?

[@daieast6305]

i would think it might not be as cold as long island as there is no sea close by...the atlantic environment of the usa is very cold and stormy every winter

[@erinaustin2157]

@@daieast6305 that is true, but it’s interesting how it works. I’m in the middle of the Island, but only 8-15min from The Bay, Ocean, and Sound. We get plenty of wind here in the winter. Especially right now at “The end” of it 🙄. It drops the temperature usually around 10 degrees Fahrenheit. The drop in the temp is always very obvious, but it’s not such an extreme of difference between here and the water. It’s definitely annoying though. You know which days to go walk on the boardwalk, and the days to avoid it when it’s windy ;)

[@teledan105]

Really enjoy your fascinating videos, Pavlo. In U.S. & A., most people would not enjoy the house because of so many broken windows and disrepair, although many would enjoy the land and trees.

[@suesmith5746]

If there are not a lot of government regulations on how you must fix it and if you could get the building supplies in the area, many Americans would love it. I bought a small house in my city with the land for three houses. With my father and brothers helping me I was able to redo the electric, make house bigger and fix the roof.40 yrs later I still live here and the value is 10 times what I paid. Of course I paid for the materials but all the work was free. Most of us are school teachers and the pay is very low, but because we have read books and learned how to do it correctly we all have very nice homes. The city inspects the work along the way and if it is not right you must redo it. Also you must show on paper what you are going to do and get a permit before you start, for electrical or gas work you must pass a test to show you understand the rules, you can only work on a house you live in not one you rent or use for business.

[@cherylbeerer8550]

Hi I’m from Arizona USA....this house is fantastic! I think it would be a great place to live and raise a family. So much to offer, wood heat with as much wood as you like, fruit trees and grapes, plenty of storage, and you could have cow for milk, butter and cheese. In the US this isn’t easy to find for reasonable price....depends on which state you live. In Arizona it could cost anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 but as I say depends on where. Thanks for posting, was fun to watch. 😎👍💕

[@ppj0241]

It's not going to cost that much without running water and a bathroom.

[@williamavery9185]

Please make a vlog if you do buy it but i bet you $100,000 you dont. Just a recap as you are so far away....The russian army is not far away and they want Ukraine back!

[@stephenphan2761]

I love everything about this house and yard. Looks like my childhood memories in my country. It is so cheap. Let keep it and pls do not sell

[@WailuaMark]

I love the outside of the house! But, I would need to remodel the entire inside. I love the land and what is has to offer!

[@maciekczarny1633]

This haus would need a serious and expensive renovation, i personally wouldn't even try its so much work but I definitely would buy it for the land I love places like that...

[@paulsz6194]

Yes, but you have to consider how far you are from the nearest town, how much demand for this real estate there is, how much capital growth of the surrounding properties has been over the last 10 years ( is it above inflation)? I think this would be like comparing sokołow Podlaski in Poland, with its distance from a major city. Pozdrowienia!

[@maciekczarny1633]

@@paulsz6194 w sumie masz racje,ale za takie pieniadze to az kusi,szkoda ze to nie w polsce bo tam to bym raczej oka nie zmruzyl przez obawe przed kurierami UPS...

[@paulsz6194]

@@maciekczarny1633 spoko. Ale co najmniej Sokołów jest 1.5 godzin od Warszawy ( trochę szybciej samochodem ;) ) . Tez nie wiadomo jakie opłaty miejskie są , i jaka komunikacja istnieje tam. Pamiętaj ze Ukraińcy opuszczają takie wyposażenia i lecą w kierunki Polska. 😉

[@maciekczarny1633]

@@paulsz6194 czemu?

[@paulsz6194]

@@maciekczarny1633 czemu prawie milion Ukraińcy przejeżdzają do Polski i opuszczają swój kraj?? To byś musiał ich spytać . Chyba z takiego samemu powodu dlaczego mnóstwo Polacy się przeprowadziły się do wielkiej Brytanni. Lepszy poziom życia , lub mocnejszą walutę . Później zmieniają Polskie złotówki na Ukraińską Griwnę.. szukają jak ulepszyć ich poziom życia i życie krewnych..

[@loransmaroki6212]

this is a beautiful piece of land! I'd rather be in a village and in nature than in a congested city. I'm wondering if it's easy for foreigners to buy land/property in Ukraine? 🤔

[@bron-sconcess.10]

This was my first Pavlo video! How much has occurred since then? So much and because of you i became familiar with many aspects of another world ! So glad you're surviving, thriving and productive! 🌿💚

[@theartofnaturegermany]

Wow 3000! That's crazy and such a beautiful land, so lovely! I live in Bavaria, south Germany and this property would cost like 1.000.000€ here or even more... The prices have been insane the past years. These days, if you don't get a house passed on or get rich like crazy, you can never afford one... In other parts of Germany, especially the east, it's a little bit better

[@petermaffay8491]

Komm zu uns nach Thüringen, hier lohnt noch kaufen statt mieten :D Bon selbst aus BW zurückgezogen, da dort Immobilien viel zu teuer sind.

[@JM-mn7iq]

If you two want to own that place, you might consider starting a go fund me or something similar. Given you have an international audience, raising a few thousand USD shouldn't be too difficult. Awesome place, I would be proud to own it and fix it up.

[@alexmcmullin6649]

Great idea. I would donate

[@brandydinsmore8214]

Same

[@mitza7359]

@@alexmcmullin6649 Do you suggest them begging?

[@John-xg2vj]

Hi Pavlo and Liuba! That house and land located in a similar country location and condition in upstate New York state far away from NYC would cost about $100,000. However, it would have plumbing and toilet in the house. I hope you guys can buy it. Good luck!

[@magpiephotographysaintjohn930]

Sending prayers to Ukraine from Canada. I am praying you are safe. Our hearts break for you and your country 💔

[@HK-yb6by]

Oh, the same - an insane tragedy 💛💙💛💙💛💙

[@magpiephotographysaintjohn930]

@@HK-yb6by Yes it is. 😞

[@kevintaylor1928]

I loved seeing this house and property, Pavlo! The land is beautiful but it is too far out in the country for me. It has lots of potential though!

[@danielbianchi3479]

To bad I’m 65 with chronic back pain !Ig I was only 10 years younger I definitly buy a home like that in the surrounding area! I’m a carpenter with 30 years in, plus I no how to do all the plumbing! My question is are there many of these deals available that only need a goo coat of paint & a good cleaning under &10,00 American dollars? Would appreciate an answer! I wish you a LIFETIME of LOVE & HAPPINESS TOGETHER! Danny from Mexico

[@marcusbusby]

It's such a beautiful house !! Love all the wood around the doors and windows, please you two buy it ! If you need help for restoration I can come for a couple of weeks - I really would like to visit Ukraine ! Thanks for all your videos and showing what Ukraine life is like //\\

[@Shako_Lamb]

I'm studying historic preservation and I'm getting very tempted to buy a cheap old house in eastern Europe and fully restore and repair it. The folk architecture is so gorgeous

[@sitka49]

Give them a offer ! You could probably get it for about $10, U.S now or less

[@Shako_Lamb]

@@sitka49 I would love to, I just don't currently have the extra spending money to pay the fees, ongoing taxes, etc. Though I wonder how much those would be.

[@sitka49]

@@Shako_Lamb At this point attempting to buy a home in the Ukraine would be a fultile, You could probably get it for $1 now . Or take a Roll of the dice on it? And hope this whole thing blows over, That's going on over there.

[@Shako_Lamb]

@@sitka49 That's true. I would be more satisfied to buy in Lithuania anyway because it's my ancestral homeland (great grandfather came to the US from there in 1912) and it's a place I would love to spend time in occasionally. Ukraine is beautiful though and I hope for a good outcome from what is happening now.

[@thegreenhomefront]

I would buy it with cash, even now, and fix it up. If there is an Orthodox Church nearby and some way to have internet access, I could live & work there all year. Your family would always be welcome to visit any time! They could teach us so much. $4000 here in the USA would buy one tree on my current property.