House tour after spending £50,000 on renovation and it's still not finished!

I have been asked so many time to make a house tour video so here it is finally!
We bought this house December 2016 and I spent almost an entire year renovating the top floor before we could move in, It had no insulation on the roof so I ripped out all the plaster and started from scratch. I then have gradually worked my way down the house as and when time and money permited. I made all the box sash windows and have done 99.9% of the work myself! The only contractor I have had in is the plasterers to do the massive wall in the entrance hallway, which needs to be nice and flat.
Shortly after finishing the top floor and fitting the box sash windows I started to document the renovation project on youtube!
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[@overcastwithshowers]

perfect videos, high quality workmanship with no talking, no sill loud music, no silly montages and no sponsor. A pleasure to watch.

[@jimmorrison6294]

Having done a couple of Victorian renovations I know the work involved. You have gone above and beyond and your standard of work is impeccable. Hats off to you Sir. You have really learned your trade(s). Keep the videos coming.

[@Gardengirl4]

Wow, what a transformation. After looking tired and unloved, You have put love and life back, And made a beautiful home.

[@horatiohornblower868]

When the ordeal is over you will end up with a remarkable house where Victorian details converge with modern comfort. Your endless skills and craftsmanship guarantee a flawless finish. Thank you for sharing this Odyssee with us!

[@leonply]

The Minton tiles in the hallway are remarkable, but the work required to bring it all back to your impeccable standard is daunting. You've done a brilliant job on everything! Thank you for sharing.

[@phillipbakic6439]

You got skills bro and patience!

[@magnussewerin6434]

I really appreciate your uploaded videos! Working on an over 100-year-old log house in northern Sweden myself and knows that patience pays off. Hang in there and I look forward to more video clips.😊

[@standbanger2]

Looking good, my friend was going to put new interior doors in his house once, he wanted panel doors instead of the plain council style doors, then i said you don't need to replace the doors you already have panel doors, i peeled of the hard board an found the original panelled doors behind them, he was astonished to find his cheap £20 each doors was actually £100 each doors! The 60s-70s have a lot to answer for covering nice doors to have the clean look!

[@tramptruck4859]

Thanks for letting us look over your shoulder 😊 Your videos are both entertaining and informative - I have picked up many tips and ideas from them. I'm in awe of how you keep motivated and refuse to accept a lower standard.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

Since nobody ever reads the description= I have been asked so many time to make a house tour video so here it is finally! We bought this house December 2016 and I spent almost an entire year renovating the top floor before we could move in, It had no insulation on the roof so I ripped out all the plaster and started from scratch. I then have gradually worked my way down the house as and when time and money permited. I made all the box sash windows and have done 99.9% of the work myself! The only contractor I have had in is the plasterers to do the massive wall in the entrance hallway, which needs to be nice and flat. Shortly after finishing the top floor and fitting the box sash windows I started to document the renovation project on youtube! here is a playlist whihc includes all the renovation videos; kzbin.info/aero/PLKPvXGLqDL1r5b_1APCieDgKMlZwWAMo0

[@29lookingood]

I'm blown away. You've done an outstandingly amazing job. I have watched all your videos and am mesmerised at your skill and attention to detail. Love the colour scheme and rich warm wood. I always look forward to your videos and have a good chuckle at your sense of humour. Love to you and your family. Take care of yourselves, L 👍🏾🇬🇧💙 p.s Hope you keep the tiled floor in the entrance way 💙

[@onemanandhiswood]

Fantastic quality work, the results are amazing and the final result will be worth it I’m sure. At least you have a few years of posting more videos, of which I’m thankful!

[@mrspudly1]

Have you got room for a lodger/helper ? I don't mind sharing with the spiders. No seriously every video is fantastic but I love the house renovation ones when they come up, you've done a brilliant job.

[@twincamtim]

Great work, not that you need me to tell you that. I love your colour and texture schemes, the house feels very warm and loved. 😎

[@Adam_Lynn]

What's a crica 1870 Victorian removation project? :P.

[@robertlaird6746]

I purchased a rotted geodesic dome home that was unfinished and about ready to fall over due to the original roof not being done right and the owner builder giving up on life after his wife left him. Probably due to an unfinished home. I purchased it with my wife to finish and make into our dream home but just after I finished re framing, doing all the electrical and plumbing, she left me. Now I need to finish it. I've replaced about 80 to 85% of the framing, 100% of the electrical and almost all of the plumbing. The roof is brand new. I need to make a few more skylights to finish off the roof. Build a deck and that's it for the framing. Then I can start on the insulation, drywall, flooring, finish carpentry and paint. I can't wait till I'm done. You do beautiful work and it inspires me to get my projects completed one at a time.

[@higheriam]

LoL... The morel of the story, women don't like incomplete nests. Easy to replace after the work is done. 😊

[@robertlaird6746]

@@higheriam That's true. Women say that they can handle it and will be a part of the project through thick and thin but change their minds a lot.

[@higheriam]

@@robertlaird6746 while asking your vow of love forevermore. 🩸✍️ Then on to the next one. Fickle. As for me, I love what I love. Quality takes hard work and persistent process.

[@rdouthwaite]

I used to live in a similar era house, it gives me immense pleasure to see you reinstating original features rather than ripping them out. All power to your elbow matey.

[@krenwregget7667]

Fantastic work, Russ. It's a real gift to be able to watch someone as skilled and meticulous as you go about projects.

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

Fascinating to see the old and the new side by side. As a serial house (in the same area) renovator I can see where you're going and it will be fabulous. There's something about Victorian terraces that is inherently grand and it's great to see you reinstating it.

[@Valisk]

A local developer has just completed a row of Victorian terraces near us. They weren't in the best shape, but they've completely stripped out every period feature. They just look like every other new build inside. Such a shame.

[@Ragnar8504]

@@Valisk A friend of mine is an electricians and on good terms with some massive-scale property owners so he got to use a grand ca.-1910 Vienna apartment for a month last year. The long-term tenant (lived there for 80+ years, first with his parents, then alone) had passed and renovations hadn't yet started. The place was a bit of a mausoleum with its amazing 50s and 60s decor and gloomy lighting and certainly slightly worse for wear (the white kitchen sink had lost its entire porcelain coating on the bottom, don't ask me how that happened) but there were some terrific original features like hidden doors (plural), original oak herringbone parquet, etc. The owner stripped out everything (we saved as much as we could, like the tiled stove in the bedroom, as much of the original floor tiles in the kitchen and bathroom as we could get, even some of the parquet), shuffle rooms around and rebuild almost like a new place. Now everything's gleaming white, the cheapest oak engineered hardwood throughout, some of the lovely original doors replaced, all the original door hardware gone, a shame!

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

@@Valisk Yes, it's so desperately sad to see how these places are just stripped of so many high quality features and replaced with 'themed pub' cheap interpretations. I've used laminate flooring but never in a house with broad oak floor boards!

[@gerrym4377]

Stunning work mate 👍👍👍

[@samjl4]

@@benjaqsonworkshop9974 listing should apply to interiors, or some sort of law that restoring a period property increases the market value, unworkable idea but short termism and pandering to cheap trends needs to be curbed somehow. It’s always funny to see pictures of all the well known British ‘modern’ architects preferring to live in period properties but building tasteless shoite.

[@venenareligioest410]

You are VERY talented - thank you for all your videos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@gbspikyfish]

The quality of the work itself is superb, but hats off to having the vision to look at the house as it was and "seeing" what the end result could be.

[@stevenschwagel8029]

Love this, love your work. Please keep the video's coming. Save the tile floor!

[@glentyan2505]

Golly, there's a lifetime of work in that restoration and medals are due for you and the good lady wife. If those old walls could talk what a story they could tell. Best wishes.

[@graememellor8319]

Wow, we lived in Thorpe St, near Scarcroft Primary in York in the 60's I remember we still had the scullery downstairs which scared the daylights out of me as young lad, coal was delivered to the scullery by the trap door in the pavement out the front of the house & the outside loo down the back of the yard, even still had the old laneway down the back where the dunny man used to come with his horse & cart and swap out the cans...

[@MizzMaree7]

Her bones were there, and you are dressing her lovingly. Great video!

[@sleepyjesus7265]

In the 2040's, when the house reno will be finished, the house will certainly be the finest in Yorkshire.

[@speedonz]

Doing the Minton isnt as bad as you might think. A mate of mine has done several including cutting the tiles to fill massive areas where they were missing. To just re lay it is childs play compared to the the woodwork you're doing. (Knowing him hed come do it for free to avoid it being lost! Hes obsessed with houses like yours.)

[@JohannSwart_JWS]

You philosophy of taking your time and doing it right is great! I do admire your wife's tolerance levels though. Not many of those around 🙂. In the end, it will be wonderful, and worth it. I'm sure that phrase is repeated every single day in that house. I grew up in an owner built house, so I know how it is. Thumbs up!

[@monkeysausageclub]

Looking great, colours and wall paper fit well for the period of the house. And man you have a ton of those little jobs that take forever to do.

[@poppamad979]

Amazing work. Your wife must be a saint. Living in renovation is not a typical female endeavor. At least not the one I married. But, when you are done, she will have a palace. Thanks for sharing.

[@fotter9567]

I’m a wife, and when I don’t have anything to renovate because everything’s done, I need to move to a new place to be able to start anew..So we come in various varieties 😊

[@maineguy538]

Thanks for the tour! The house is looking great. Really enjoying your videos.

[@stephenc5275]

The hall floor is indeed a daunting project but it is such an important feature in Victorian houses it would be a great shame to lose it or cover it up. The beautiful front door and hallway plasterwork deserve a restored tiled floor. Once it is finished you will look at it every day and be pleased you did it. I wish you well with your further work on the house and always enjoy your videos. Happy New Year.

[@marg233]

Love hallway tiles to, if only those tiles cld talk 😘

[@bradleytuckwell4881]

I started following you when you built a turntable for a client and I was blown away and when you built the basin in the bathroom I knew I would gain a lot of knowledge from you. Your home looks amazing and your skill set is so on point. Thanks Russ for creating such an amazing channel and sharing your knowledge.

[@harrykt6846]

The same video brought me here!

[@jasoncdebussy]

Oh my goodness, the amount of work you have put in already is staggering - not to mention the skill and vision you have too. When it's finished your house will be truly stunning. I absolutely take my hat off to you - I'm way beyond impressed.

[@davidhull2060]

A beautiful house, beautifully restored. The builders of Britain's modern housing stock should watch this video and hang their heads in shame!

[@dao8805]

Just discovered your channel after watching your countertop video. I love old buildings and really admire the wonderful work you have put into this home. Thank you for the inspiring tour. It takes a great deal of know-how, talent and courage to tackle a project of this size. I especially love the bathroom sinks - absolutely stunning! Subscribed and looking forward to more of your videos :) (Greetings from the USA)

[@skitzochik]

those hardwood floors upstairs are so rich & gorgeous i just love love love what you did with cabinet in the bathroom, it looks like a library. its just stunning.

[@knaaker]

I found you a while back on your front door video and have been highly impressed every since. Your stair renovation video inspired me to rip the carpet off of mine and refinish them. I look forward to seeing what you do in the future. Thanks for sharing.

[@donnie7578]

You have a Beautiful House!!! I Love the Master Bath!

[@denisemorrison7616]

Love the meticulous attention to details, every job so well done. This makes knowing you will never have to return to do it over again. Have watched every one of your videos you just amaze me how you work. I really loved the grand tour of the house. Cannot wait to see what you have planned for the basement, Like you I also loved the curved wall at the bottom of the stairs.

[@thebiggerbyte5991]

Wonderful stuff! Here's to 2023! :)

[@scanipoos]

You are amazing. I used to live in an old Victorian house . I loved it . Renovated where I could. Bought items from auction to furnish it . That tiled floor is lovely

[@fiercenet]

You are farther along than you think! We are currently halfway through our 1890 renovations and it's finally to the point where rooms are being "finished" love the progress!

[@marg233]

Congrats 👏🏻

[@pyrrhical3423]

Funny how the £££ trickles away at an alarming rate. I’m about 40k deep into our renovation and not even halfway. Excellent videos and work, thanks for sharing them. It’s great to find somebody in the uk sharing more practical joinery and carpentry (amongst other things)

[@chrisquinn3751]

A project like this is a daunting journey, and it is very easy to look at the work still to do and sigh/groan. This video is a reminder of how much of the journey you have done. Definitely time for a quick polish of your halo and a drink by the fire. It's a brilliant job and a testament to your skills, attention to detail and dogged persistence. Just keep the videos coming whenever you get the chance. I'm sure I'm not the only one that relishes every one. Have a happy and healthy New Year and just stop occasionally for a deep breath of that Yorkshire air.

[@marg233]

Well said, lovely👏🏻

[@Marcus_Ramour]

Amazing work - and completely agree - even a 'small' victorian house has better room sizes than any modern property. There's no way I can let my Mrs see these videos...my existing list would be torn up and replaced with something even more overwhelming!

[@alangknowles]

A very patient wife. Mine has "tidied" my woodwork bench from the lounge for Christmas.

[@FranNoesse]

Your wife is a saint. I hope you make sure she knows how much you appreciate her.

[@DanDarger]

Wow. I love your channel. What a pleasure to catch one of your videos so soon. Your skills are remarkable. Who did the paintings above your beautiful railing? Also, if you don't mind me asking, what line of work are you in, assuming it's not just KZbin now? Just wondering where you learned all of this stuff I guess. Sorry if you've already answered that somewhere.

[@hendo2209]

This is inspirational. The quality of your craftsmanship is flawless and your determination to do things properly quite intimidating. We are moving out of a pair of knackered Victorian cottages in a couple of days time so that we can renovate them over the next year or so. I pray that my wife doesn't discover you on KZbin as her expectations of the standard of our refurb would increase way beyond my skills and budget! Thanks for sharing your content of KZbin. Can I wish you and your family all the very best for 2023

[@marg233]

🤣 best of luck 👍🏻

[@aetherograph]

Love the Discworld reference, and as always it's so good to see someone lovingly restore an old lady like this. The glass block shower is so gorgeous! And I'm VERY excited to see the rest of the house, esp the kitchen. I know it's usual for washing machines to be in a kitchen in the UK, but as an American I saw that big stone table in the basement and went 'folding table!!! for laundry!!!' XD bc we keep washer/dryer in the basement a lot of the times, out here. I do wonder if you have plans for what the basement is going to be? Or will it just stay like that? It'd be a cool room whatever it is, for sure! Oh, also--where are all the paintings in the stairwell from? Is your wife a painter?

[@gudrunasche9124]

There is a lot of work to do. But all you have done is really very nice. Thank you for sharing it on KZbin.

[@markbird1965]

Again, it's simply amazing work. A true artisan.

[@tofpop1469]

I am envious of the insulation you have installed. My family moved to an Edwardian terrace house when I was 10. Loved the house but it was always cold. 🧊The hallway tiles are wonderful, I look forward to seeing what you do there.

[@DoItYourselfAndy]

That ceiling rose in the sitting room is similar to one my dad renovated in our Victorian house, in Lincoln. What looked like balls or lumps turned out to be crafted roses etc, but they’d so many layers of paint that they’d lost all definition. I think he spent more time on that ceiling rose than rest of the room, picture rail, coving and all.

[@ShaneDavisDFTBA]

The layout of the ground floor was so like my late grandmother’s house, I nearly burst into tears!

[@jasonsands8943]

Love the Cocobolo edge table and the downstairs fireplace!

[@samt366]

By far my favourite channel on KZbin. Really enjoyed every video of this renovation so far. Really looking forward to seeing what you do with the ground floor and cellar. Happy Xmas and new year

[@samjl4]

Nice to see the whole thing, I can very much sympathise, my dads been restoring the ‘family home’ for going on 20 years, still not done (if there is such a thing as done) but getting there, pretty much started in the state yours was in, identical hooks and stone table in the cellar, buggered Minton tiles and everything! (He opted to just screed in the missing tile voids and carpet the whole thing over, leave it to the next guy to figure out, although mintons are ‘in’ at the moment and you can buy them new, hellishly expensive mind, along with brand new lincrusta and linseed based linoleum, never thought those would come back into style. I don’t envy the kitchen job, the Victorian kitchen footprints are just never big enough for modern needs, lots of trial and error working out how you ‘think’ you want it to look, whether it ‘works’ or not is something you only find out when it’s too late to change anything! dad, my brother and me did the kitchen ourselves, whilst having no alternative cooking facilities, that was ‘fun’. Will be interested to know how you did the plaster coving, that and wall plastering was the only thing we contracted out. The pride you’ll feel at the end will make it all worth it, only to be matched by the jealousy of us viewers when we see your turntable setup!

[@stuarthughes808]

I need more of your videos mate. Iv watched them all about 20 times. 😂😂keep up the amazing work pal

[@h.rgigaxenomorph9883]

Very nice restore👍👍👍👍👍

[@Scoupe400]

Always wanted a glass block wall for a shower. All the effort - rewarding.

[@KenCornwell-id7xi]

Russ, if I may, this being the first time ever I’ve made a comment. You Sir are amazing! I was out Ice Fishing last week, fell badly, and bashed myself up pretty good. No fish. Just wounded pride, a sore body and cut hand. I was sitting around and decided to watch your videos! You are not afraid to do anything and you’ve impressed me not only with your carpentry skill but also your electrical prowess, (I’m a retired Class A Electrician still working and doing equipment inspections) your welding and millwrighting. We got quite a chuckle and a surprise on your cardboard shredding machine. You be careful! We enjoy your dry wit and hope you stay interested and keep going with this! Thank you! ( I may have hit the comment button too soon previous so disregard although I don’t see it posted…)

[@pebblesthecat3625]

I really hope your wife appreciates your skills and talents, and the time and dedication it has taken to get to this point. That house will be a dream in reality once it is finished ( unless your misses keeps adding to the job list ). You have my utter admiration for the beautiful and excellent work that has gone into this house and I hope you and your family will be very happy and content for many, many years to come. And if your wife ever suggests moving after all this work, well ... Victorian stairs have always been known for being steep and the ones into the basement look particularly slippery and deadly. Just pointing it out that's all.

[@Tinatortoise]

Wow! Beautiful! Thank you for letting us look around.

[@mortofromoz1]

Thank you for the tour, Russ. It’s great to see your completed projects in context. I love the ensuite vanities.

[@pitsnipe5559]

That is one massive undertaking. You’re doing a magnificent job, thanks for bringing us along. May the new year see even more progress.

[@FirehorseG]

What a lovely grand old house. You're very skilled.

[@ashleychambers7602]

I love old properties and yours will look superb when finished. The level of craftsmanship already been done is of the highest quality. I absolutely love your channel and always look forward to the next video.👍

[@tobinholsinger6572]

I consider myself and am considered a skilled craftsman, always learning but skilled nonetheless but after seeing two of your videos, this one and the CNC build I need to step up my game! I'm sure that if you're anything like myself when doing one-off projects/builds you're always learning, and developing new processes to accomplish what you do with what you have available to you. Your attention to detail is quite masterful and impressive to say the least, I truly appreciate the how you blend traditional style with modern design and tech elements, very just, "WOW!"

[@Vickie-Bligh]

Russ, this was wonderful. Your place is going to be magnificent when you are finished. And watching the progress has been fun. Thanks for sharing and bringing us all along.

[@Mike--K]

What a impressive effort! It's nice to see the shop projects in place.

[@richardnew1215]

Amazing progress! Your standard for renovation surpasses everything I've seen elsewhere. Looking forwad to additional progress in the new year.😀👍

[@chadmccolm6544]

Thanks for the tour. Awesome woodworking videos and your skills are amazing

[@ianvicedomini2648]

Well it's been quite a journey for you russ and even though a lot of the renovation has been done preyoutube, it's an incredible job in between projects you've done and the details are impeccable. You must be extremely proud of the work you've done so far. Great tour my friend and I'm always looking forward to the next video mate. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@justjacqueline2004]

Whilst there is still lots of work to do that which has been done is just exquisite craftsmanship.

[@ShainAndrews]

Absolute top shelf work mate. Soooo much work. Appreciate you taking the time to show the world.

[@kill6969]

Such a beautiful house. Seriously, I can see the quality of work you do and this house is going to come out 10/10 when it’s all done!!

[@jimbartley9125]

I have followed all your videos showing the progress made. All excellent. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Jim

[@horsetowater]

Thanks for taking us on this journey

[@grahamjones9888]

Fantastic. Really enjoyed watching this. Well done for a stunning job so far. The best of the old meets the new.

[@juicebox2131]

Your work is beautiful. Thankyou for taking us on a tour.

[@Painless61]

Thank you for all your Videos you have uploaded … Wish you all the best for the new Year and stay Healthy

[@vickykirkland6629]

Its coming along nicely . Loads of videos to look forward too in 2023 ! . Happy new year 🎉

[@dg2908]

Thanks for sharing your epic craft with us Russ!

[@marianmain]

It’s all coming along beautifully! Well done on all your hard work. Happy New Year to you and yours 🖤

[@tommyknightly1659]

Fab renovation job and attention to detail. A credit to your hard work pays off and great videos.

[@attlee1945]

Thanks for the tour. Wow still lots to do, but you have made a great start. Looking forward to further videos. Keep up the good work.

[@docmacwoodwerks]

your works have been so entertaining, motivating and craftsmanship to the next next level. we are so fortunate we could see all your works.

[@Asteroid828]

I have viewed all of your videos. We just retired and moved to France in an old (but beautiful) Charante farm house. You are one of the reasons I did this, You are an inspiration and give me the confidence to research and attempt all the projects needed to put this place back together. My only complaint about your content is that you don't make enough videos. Keep up the amazing work

[@benw5022]

I love it when a plan comes together.

[@marcusott2973]

Guten Rutsch/Happy New Year from Vienna. So chuffed to see it all together.

[@matthewcalder4351]

You certainly have been blessed with a some skill set Russ! Love everything you show us it's a real treat👍

[@wadkin1973]

I love it when a plan comes together, Lovely work Sir.

[@northerngirl4666]

Love the way you have chosen to outfit the rooms - unique and not slavishly following trends. Absolutely gorgeous! I love the tiles in the entranceway! Looking forward to following you along … thanks you for sharing!

[@richardhouston7277]

I love watching what you do. You have a lot of patience and skill to do what you do. Looking forward to your next videos. Happy new year to you and your family.

[@craigtanner6916]

Happy New Year! Awesome work, especially the curved glass block wall, stunning! I can sympathize with the “ deliberation process” one goes through especially regarding flooring for an historic home. I love the old wide planks under the layers of “updates, she says too much work… In the end we both love the 1861 Nova Scotia home and all of it’s eccentricities. It shows from your completed work and all of your videos which I absolutely love, that you love your place too. Thanks for sharing all of your hard work for all to see and be inspired !

[@Paddington60]

Happy and Healthy New Year Mr and Mrs N Y Workshop. Excellent work all of it and thank you for bringing us along to view, tremendously appreciated.

[@borge2014]

Beautiful home. Your work is impeccable. Such a joy to watch. The curved wood banister you made is a top video to watch! Simply awesome!

[@markhagen7777]

So many videos do not show process as deeply as you do and to see from whence your projects often begin makes them even more impressive in their completion thank you it’s inspirational

[@Quaker521]

So far, so good. Your work and skill set is fabulous. I thank you for inviting us all in on your ongoing project. I'd bet that you're looking forward to the day when you can say 'yes, it's done'. Although as the owner of an old house something tells me that you'll never really be done. Congratulations on the work so far. And Happy New Year.

[@dmhor7389]

Yep, you’re right, it’ll never really be done. Once Russ thinks all the work is complete, his wife will start to plan and mutter to herself. She’ll be out with the measuring tape and when he asks her what she’s up to, she’ll say “Nothing!”. Then she’ll be browsing Instagram, looking at other home renovations, favouriting this, that and the other. Then one day, she’ll make him a nice bacon sarnie, put on those big eyes and say, “Darling, you know I’ve always wanted a corner suite but it won’t fit in our living room? Well I’ve measured it out and it turns out it will fit if we can just move the doorway a few feet to the left”. And then you realise she’s talking about a retaining wall and you groan…

[@Quaker521]

@@dmhor7389 👍🤣

[@PATRIK67KALLBACK]

Fantastic renovation, I'm out of words.

[@vennic]

Can't wait for you to add Dumbledore's ghost to the front hall!

[@klauslaus2535]

Your talent is admirable, this house is a perpetual construction site, is one lifetime enough to put everything in order!? My respect for this motivation.

[@robinfulton9057]

That is a whole lot of house. I have enjoyed your videos over the years. The house is looking beautiful.