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Awesome progress, man. Happy New Year!

Incredible progress! Well done Erin 👏🏻 Really smiled at the joy the radiator brought you ☺️

Happy toilet day! Sounds really good and comfy!

This is such a cute little video. Hope you make a series out of it! How'd you learn to do half of this?

very satisfying to watch someone else do some work :) those old boards look pretty sturdy, and hard to get out, I'd put them as another layer over chipbords again. If just for the vintage feel... keep it up! congrats on the new job!

It's coming together!

Just in case it wasn't a consideration - be very careful with that chipboard spacing and that it never gets wet - otherwise that's not a very fun foot through the floor. Ideally the joins would be on joists - When we moved into our victorian house, the attic was like playing minesweeper.

Great to see you working on it, I was wondering how it's been going. Keep up the good work man!

Great to see the progress. It's a huge commitment and takes patience but you are doing it!

That is some beautiful bricks at the start

cool to see progress! If someone gives you 110k, gimme some 10k please, makes me happy as well :) All the best erin!

You know even if it ends up costing more, something its worth because it's less upfront.

This video is a game_changer! _ "Believe in yourself, and you're halfway there.."

We've just ripped out the old kitchen and have been rendering the (very out of plum) walls and corners as well. Not as falling apart as yours, but similar feeling of having to spend so much extra time fixing up every little piece. Thanks for taking us along with you :)

Wobbly wood in a home is my favourite kind

writing this while I don't know if I'll watch the full vid but I want to shout keep those nails, you can still melt them and pour a sculpture or so :) I wish I had such nails with history for that :) congrats on that warm roof. seems cozy :) I'll just leave this here, to help you plan some more, you put electricity, when you are content with the form of your walls, not with the finish, you could put some styrofoam onto the walls for isolation or some gypsium cardboard or plywood on racks stuff and isolation behind.you can drill into that after mounting it to make the hole for sockets and with some more or less fiddeling put cables in, or scrape that cable path into the styrofoam (but you need some mesh stuff over those holes and gypsium or so) before finishing with plaster or cool wood or victoran wallpapers, but when finishing that wall you need to be finished with cables and socket already. and in that stage it is probably good to take care of those ceiling lights. you can fiddle in that cable already and have enough left dangling around the wall no matter what you do with that. Having the long cable along the room and down one floor at least (to the fuse box) in the ceiling already before stuffing it up would have made things easier I guess, so keep that in mind when closing the walls. You can still go along the wall now to the other end and then up to the ceiling when that is easier to reach the spot where you want a ceiling light. just have 2 different circuits for lamps and sockets and thus 2 different fuses in the fusebox. For the actual final fusebox connection I'd pay an electrician if you don't know what you are doing, but just laying the cables in the walls is what you can do as well and not having to pay the electrician. and you can probably get it to work to test it without killing yourself by just screwing on a plug towards(!) the fusebox and testing it in the ground floor sockets if there is electricity down there.

Ey, well done on getting the window in, those bricks looked awful. And thank you for leaving the peelies in.

Keep up the great work! As someone whose hobbies are also mostly in the virtual space, it's refreshing to see you tackle this enormous project.

These are great to watch - you're doing good work, keep at it!

Alternative Title: Creating a makeshift greenhouse in your top floor :D Love how far you already came in just 3 months!

Glad to see the roof is in order! I'm very excited to see those big layout changes next!

You had me at “tree growing in my chimney.” Lol!!! That’s crazy.

Congrats on the purchase! It's quite a project for sure and will probably look amazing in the end. Aren't you a bit concerned about working on it though, seems like such an old house might contain asbestos, lead or arsenic wallpaper?

Also a great episode of: There is a slug in my wall and a tree growing in my chimney 🤣🤣

My eyes widened so hard as you start to peel the plaster just right of xD that was unexpected 👀

The door corner at 8:13 is adorable 😆

being waterproof from above is way better than leaking from above :) Have you considered doing some 3d scans of the current state and then when you think it is finished do another scan and then do some 3d trickery with that to present the progress? or camera tracking with a recording of the finished house and overlaying the old scan over that with the cam movement or so. That should be cool...

Murder basement

That Basement really isnt a good one for claustrophobics :D Hope you dont bang your head anywhere!

Love to see these updates. Keep going!

you know what they say, it's a small step from vlogging about hoarder houses to your first onlyFans account...😁

This was super interesting, I'm looking forward to seeing how it comes together. The walkthrough of the house was quite shocking but you have a lot of space to grow into there. 💪🎉

Holy sh*t... Crazy to think people lived there. Be careful about any insect pests they have left behind.. You will definitely need help cleaning all this out and making repairs. Hire a professional for the really dirty jobs. Good luck, this is a long project for sure, but it can be turned around to be a beautiful place. Nice sink though 😅

Like you said in the video, fascinating but tragic that people lived there! Hopefully you'll be able to turn the house into an actual home within a reasonable time 😄

Exciting! Also just purchased a home with my partner a couple of weeks ago. The first trip to the hardware store to buy supplies for all of the little projects around the place was very exciting. Nothing quite like being able to trill holes in your own walls after renting for so long!

First of congrats on getting a house at around 27 yo :D Second I love the Idea of not seeing it as a home to just buy and live in but a project to renovate and as a challenge.

Very, very interesting! The similarities are unexpected as far as the process. I like the safeguards built into that system. This has legs! Run with it!!