Couple Spends 3 Years Transforming a 100-Year-Old Farmhouse Into Their Dream Home by@sullivan_yt
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Follow this incredible 3-year renovation journey as a couple transforms a 100-year-old farmhouse into their dream home.
From restoring the original structure and walls to renovating the roof and interior, every stage showcases patience, hard work, and craftsmanship. Watch as they preserve the farmhouse’s character while creating a beautiful and comfortable home for the future.
14 Comments
@johnivory3245 8 hours ago
It’s a good thing the “background” music wasn’t annoying.
@MichelPARSZEVSKI 1 day ago
travail remarquable , c'est magnifique , vous êtes géniaux ! soyez heureux avec le petit bambino .
@aljobert 22 hours ago
Respekt Leute und Hut ab. Klasse Arbeit. Das Resultat kann sich sehen lassen. Gefällt mir sehr gut.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@LauraPG319 1 day ago (edited)
Absolutely incredible and the details are so beautiful and stunning ❤❤❤ I would love to live there
@FarmsteadBuildWorks 2 days ago
What a beautiful way to preserve the character of an old farmhouse while creating a dream home
@HammerOn-bu7gx 2 days ago (edited)
Never EVER look down the blade of a chain saw. When, not if, when it kicks back, it will go straight into your face!
Also, this is a video from another channel.
Also, this is a video from another channel.
@SantiSaha-i7s 2 days ago
It really does not do any good if you put concrete on soil (ground) not using gravel.
@SteifWood 1 day ago
Too bad this energic couple doesn't understand how wood and cement act together. My experience:
My house built in 1902 had originally a stone foundation with minimal contact between the sill, the drip-edge boards and the stones. Then, sometimes in the 1970's or 80's, the then "smart" owner decided to plaster the foundation with cement, pretty much how it was done in this video. Also in my case, and unfortunately, the wood was NOT isolated from the new cement. Right after I bought the house in 2004, I discovered that all the trip-edge boards including 3-5 facia board above, most of the sill boards, lots of the 3x6" standing frame, and several of the 4X12" floor beams were dead rotten. All had to be replaced to an enormous cost. What happened? Moisture had "wicked" itself from the new cement into the wood. Praise new technology and aesthetics, but a foundation is to understand basic physics = wood fixed in cement doesn't mix well.
No doubt, this will happen to this house too.
My house built in 1902 had originally a stone foundation with minimal contact between the sill, the drip-edge boards and the stones. Then, sometimes in the 1970's or 80's, the then "smart" owner decided to plaster the foundation with cement, pretty much how it was done in this video. Also in my case, and unfortunately, the wood was NOT isolated from the new cement. Right after I bought the house in 2004, I discovered that all the trip-edge boards including 3-5 facia board above, most of the sill boards, lots of the 3x6" standing frame, and several of the 4X12" floor beams were dead rotten. All had to be replaced to an enormous cost. What happened? Moisture had "wicked" itself from the new cement into the wood. Praise new technology and aesthetics, but a foundation is to understand basic physics = wood fixed in cement doesn't mix well.
No doubt, this will happen to this house too.
@RenoBySaeed 2 days ago
Your content is absolutely amazing! 😍✨ I truly loved seeing all this beauty. You created something incredibly beautiful, and I know how much effort, passion, and hard work went into making it. 👏🎥❤
Well done, my dear friend! 🙏🌷 I’m genuinely so happy to have met you. 🤝❤
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I’m going to work as hard as I can, just like you, and I truly hope that one day I can achieve my dreams. 🙏✨ Your presence and support mean so much to me. They are a source of encouragement and a little light of hope in my heart, giving me the strength to keep trying and stay strong. 🥹❤🌟
I truly hope that one day I can achieve the kind of success you have achieved. 🌷🤍✨
Well done, my dear friend! 🙏🌷 I’m genuinely so happy to have met you. 🤝❤
I was also feeling very tired of the outside world and my old job, so I decided to resign and start a new chapter in my life. I’m a determined and strong person, and I’ve always loved building, creating, and turning ideas into something real and meaningful. 🔨❤✨ That’s why I decided to start my own YouTube journey and give it my all. 🎥🌱
I’m going to work as hard as I can, just like you, and I truly hope that one day I can achieve my dreams. 🙏✨ Your presence and support mean so much to me. They are a source of encouragement and a little light of hope in my heart, giving me the strength to keep trying and stay strong. 🥹❤🌟
I truly hope that one day I can achieve the kind of success you have achieved. 🌷🤍✨
Couple Spends 3 Years Transforming a 100-Year-Old Farmhouse Into Their Dream Home by@sullivan_yt
LOG CABIN TV
66,119 views
Follow this incredible 3-year renovation journey as a couple transforms a 100-year-old farmhouse into their dream home.
From restoring the original structure and walls to renovating the roof and interior, every stage showcases patience, hard work, and craftsmanship. Watch as they preserve the farmhouse’s character while creating a beautiful and comfortable home for the future.