$4,000 HOMES IN UKRAINE 🇺🇦
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2022
- I can't believe how much land and nice of a house you can buy in Ukraine just a few hours outside of Kyiv for $4,000 - $9,000. I fell in love with two properties on this 2nd part of the tour. Take a look to see what is available 2.5 hours from the capital. Watch Part 1 Here: • $7,000 Houses for Sale...
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Watch Part 1 of the property hunt here: th-cam.com/video/KVoaZspX3yk/w-d-xo.html
That property in town was awesome seemed like village life but was in town and near the subway/train that would be an awesome spot to be honest.. IMO! 🧐👍
Hello Johnny FD. I hope you can go and film the russian military vehicles parade going on in downtown Kyiv now. That is a very historic event and unique. Cheers!
@@Jimbo_McBacon before they run out of diesel or the Russian troops hot-tail hot there. Viva Ukeaine Viva
A wood deck path to the lake and then a dock into the lake with a sailboat would be nice.
There is a $7900 73 sq meter house with a modern toilet already installed in Karnhoboe south of Kiev and a $6800 house with an outhouse.
To get to the $7900 house follow these instructions.
Take E95 South and past Bila Tserkva Gina Uepkba continuing on E95/M05 South, it has two names at this time.
From M05/E95 Merge onto P04, a right turn onto the merging entrance ramp to P04.
Continue on P04 passing the city of Troitske TpoiubKe. There is a gas station just past this city on P04.
Continue on P04 passing through Tarascha Tapawa continuing straight onto BynNUR GorAaHa XMenbHNUKOro/T1021(signs for CTABNwE).
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto BynNuR GorAaha XMenbHNUKoro heading to nNCOBN4N.
Continue onto BynNUR nepeMorN.
Turn left to stay on BynNUR nepeMorN. You will be on Peremohy St which actually leads to the $6800 USD House.
At this point you are passing the $6800 USD House.
Pass that house and continue on till you reach Mala Berezyanka Mana Gepe3RHKa and turn right.
Continue and make a slight right and do not take the two roads going south staying on the right road.
Head out of the city of Mala Berezyanka Mana Gepe3RHKa and head to the end of the road and make a right to continuing on Byn. neHiHa onto the road called Vul. Lenina. You'll pass a school. Then turn right past the school called Velykovovnyans'kyy Zzso I-li St. - Zdo.l where Vul. Lenina street bends right and continues on with the same nam, Vul. Lenina.
Pass a intersecting road on the left, don't turn left.
Pass an intersecting road on the right, don't turn right. This is the road that passes behind the school.
Then make a right at the street ahead and get off Vul. Lenina.
Pass two intersecting roads to the right. Do not turn right. Pass a road that leads left. Do not turn left.
Finally, turn right and the first house on the left is the property being sold for $7900 with a modern toilet and a shower.
It is in the town of Velyka Vovnyanka BenNka BobHRHKa.
I live in the country in Ohio, and we don't have any internet options. It seems crazy that country folk in ukraine get fiber optic internet. Ukrainian village life doesn't seem that bad.
its 1-2 hours near capital on car, sure it can have it. i dont think you live so close
@@revybadger5642 about an hour from pittsburgh
Optical lines of internet in each village in Ukraine ...100$ for activation and 15 $ per 1 month .
Ukraine countryside looks like Ohio.
Only in Ohio
I am from Holland but I am in love with Ukraine right now. I could live there or buy a second house somewhere around Kyiv in one of those beautiful villages
work remotely from that farm with some starlink, hmmmm I like that idea
i`m thinking the same. when war ends and putin is gone i might sell here and go as i have some very good friends in Ukraine
@@kendexter It would be a good way to get the economie going there locally.
On the other hand, you might have to bring/build your own accomodations 😞.
@@HansKeesom yeah ,Lived in Rv`s and caravans for many years earlier in life so I'm used to all conditions, i`am a outback country man from far north in Norway , can`t stand cities i don`t need a big house but a decent garden for growing , i can even rent a house but like to buy a tiny farm
are you serious? Nice to buy a second home but these villages are full of alcoholics and social problems. As an outsider that can not speak the language, you will be ripped off by the police and the locals. Please think, please do your research. Ukraine has been a horrible place for people to live for decades now. Do your research please!
That farmhouse near the lake was amazing. That grandma worked very hard to produce that amazing garden but a garden that large requires a ton of work and you need to be there to maintain it all. Cool to see though!
Definitely a lot of potential. The Tobacco, if let flower, takes care of itself, for the most part. Fertilizer doesn't hurt.
Johnny, you need a weedwhacker, my friend 😄👍🏼
Here in the USA you can't even buy a lot alone for the price they are asking for the land/lot an them homes.hope someone does it justice to help people rebuild thier lives.
I'm not in the business of buying property in Ukraine, but if I were I would get Eva as my real estate agent. Thanks be to Johnny for highlighting her trustworthiness.
I can't wait to visit Ukraine when the invaders finally leave. Such a beautiful country filled with brave, beautiful people.
Ukraine is beautiful 🇺🇦❤️
Hi Johnny I just watched both videos I'm in love with the third house in the first episode it was well kept and the antique furniture was amazing. Ukraine is beautiful!
This is Great!!! Ukraine is such a Beautiful place I wish I could live there 🥰💕Looking forward to seeing more adventures! Love you Johnny and have a wonderful day today 💖
Ukraine is the poorest country in Europe. The people are often good, but their leaders are trash. Things barely work there. Huge corruption. Even the US politicians know it and want a piece of the pie (Biden family). Much is just countryside, not much going on there. The will to change to the better is often too small. It's very unlikely you actually wanna live there. In general I'd say stay away. Especially during war.
They don't allow toxic female feminists in, sorry.
The Winters are brutally cold, -44'c, summers are hot, +44'c.
I would still like to live there 💕Because it's Beautiful 💕
@@5nowChain5 неправда в літку останні декілька років температура не перевищує 35 градусів А зима тепла . Температура не менше ніж -20
😁 $4000 is the best Price I love this property I would love to buy it It has all the right things I am looking for In a good location I loved the peace and quiet and the countryside I would love to set something up there Maybe with somebody who wishes to help One of the Ukraine refugees Families With a bit of hard work something could come out of it I might look into this property a little bit more and look at location I see a lot of potential The financial side would not be a problem to purchase and improve As Johnny said there's not much to do to it just redecorate I would follow the same rules as him and do as much as possible some market look much prettier In the future I am planning to help one of the family is going Ukraine who may be looking for somewhere to To leave And help me set up a small business I intend to leave the uk and retire in the Ukraine I'll just move the live style 💌💘💐🌻🌻🌻
Jonny personally I think you should buy 2 houses ! The small one at the end witch was well kept for yourself :) and buy the first property for a nice Ukrainian family ideal for transportation etc definitely the last house for yourself I can see great content for your videos in that house ;) all the best from the UK
I think in a few years people would love to have a big yard in the middle of nowwhwre where they can grow their own food
and with fiber optic or mobile internet massive net infrastructure build up at rural areas was very good idea and handy at corona carantines and invasion
So true...
That land is Lovely & once you get the fire going it will be nice n warm in a Winter...
The Winters can be harsh to good to stock up with Supplies & wood..
People help each other in the Countryside😘
The latest home with tobacco is awesome. I, as a designer who researches the ancient history and culture of Ukraine, will say that the furniture and decoration of the house are selected with taste, the furniture itself is authentic, the carpets are also. This house is worth much more than $4,000.
“Realestate agent” saying t’s about 15 minutes away from the bus stop and 30 minutes away from Russian army🤦🏽♂️
😂😂😂😂😂not u not get him words , it’s far ,my family live there 🙏I’m know
As an artist I immediately fell in love with the countryside and the quaint rural lifestyle. Would be a nice pace to live and paint in the Summer months.
Dude, I'd totally put in a wind and solar power system up and farm that land. What a place. That Soviet furniture looked like some beautiful 1930's furniture from my family.
So beautiful, we can easily undestand why the Ukrainians are fighting for every inch of their country!
Johnny, maybe you could link to Google Maps, so that one could see where the houses were located.
Omg! 😱 Great Deals! 💲💲💲 I'm so looking forward to moving into one those homes, hopefully the one with that beautiful garden! I wish I knew how often the 🚂🚃🚃🚃 from Kiev comes to the village. Greetings from the USA. 🇺🇸
Every few hours even. Details in Part 1: th-cam.com/video/KVoaZspX3yk/w-d-xo.html
i dreamt of being a farmer i tried but did not own land , it breaks my heart that she must leave her farm .
In the Vinnytsia region you can find more beautiful places and cheaper... and also it will be more far away from russia border
An incredibly beautiful country. May God bless and keep the Ukrainian People safe.
As to the prices there, compared to where we live, it's unbelievably cheap.
Modest homes on single lots here: $400-700K. Building permits alone are multiple times those purchase prices. One beer at the Jack Johnson concert last night: $21.
I could not agree more. Ukraine and Ukrainians are beautiful and their land is so blessed. That is why Putin wants to take it over. Ukraine has a lot of natural resources that need developments. Putin knows that if Ukraine's oil and Gas fields are developed, Europe may not be so dependent on Russia. I really wish peace comes to this land so both Ukrainian mothers and Russians wont be sacrificing their son on Putin's evil altar.
lol russia looks almost identical. you have the same houses up to the country of kazahstan
There are a lot of houses that price in Ukraine as well. Depends on where you want to live.
@@heikorudi6105 Exactly, I would love to live in a little village. I highly doubt it would be much different living in a Russian or Ukrainian one.
Johnny, it is unfortunate to see elderly residents want to sell their property just to find a way to leave these lands!!! I think if you asked them, non of them were satisfied with selling!
I believe this happens world-wide and not because of the war, but rather because people are getting old and don't have the required strength to manage them, same situation here in Romania, we got abandoned villages because the new generations are not interested in working the land. Looking forward to hear from other people that live in other countries if situation is the same there or is just me imagining it.
@@pjl8119 WoW - I did not know that, it's actually pretty cool to learn new things about other countries, I was almost sure most countries are in the situation in which they do not want to live in the country side and work the land. Wonder if there are others in similar situation to yours. But I guess it makes sense since your prince Charles keeps buying more and more country-side lands here in Romania, especially Transylvania which he keeps saying he considers as his second home.
@@pjl8119 I see. I believe he is well respected here, did not know about how he is viewed in UK. Also, I believe our old regal house from back when we used to be ruled by monarchy were blood related to the royal house of the UK and other parts of Europe and is the main reason why we were able to join EU, with their help, past that monarchy is not something we love either.
I wish world was a peaceful place and we could just exchange traditional/local customs and live in peace, always nice to learn new things about other countries and realize people are not that different past their customs and traditions.
This mf Putin ruins everything for us but also gets us closer in some way, too bad is at the cost of Ukrainian lives, hope his reign will end soon. Slava Ukraini!
Wow I would buy the 4th one with all the produce growing right now. OMG I can’t believe you opened the bathroom door on that old man!!
21:58 Not as legendary as the time Bald filmed that dude in Balykchy, Kyrgystan24:22 Speeding through the passageway. 37:58 Geese 38:26 Horses 38:42 Have you seen the little piggies 39:20 lake 42:54 Buses to Kyiv 45:33 Borscht (I'm having veggie borscht now after seeing this). You should get the property! It being far from anything is a plus!
Aren't they geese at 37:58?
Yes, you're right
Beautiful village with lovely people.
Any home with an established garden with fruit bering trees is invaluable. If things were a little different for me I would seriously consider buying the home the woman was asking $25k for. I really enjoyed the video. Thank you.
I suggest you want the land (space) because these rural properties (dachas) tend to mostly function off grid. In the FSU having an off grid space is the difference between the many city dwellers eating in the winter or not. the space means you have room to install 50kW solar panels away from trees, having a river in addition to wells suggests water will be available year round, and you will want to install a functional septic system. this adds up to an acre. Next you may want additional space to stockpile building materials (a large garage/barn) because supplies are intermitent and opportunistic and if you really want to host refugees, space for mobile homes for temporary expansion. It would be nice to hear about the rules acquiring a few acres, the depth of the water table (how deep well), the breaker size on the electrical, show a picture of the heating water boiler, and get a number for the height of the house foundation above the flood levels.
you probably have to do everything on your own and not rely too much on anybody. Cant expect to have plumber ,electrician, handyman to come service you right away like the big cities.
@@Cz-De-Lifestyle Internet nowadays even shows you how to boil water. Just need someone that is able and willing, I believe.
I would buy the house near the lake. Anyone could be self-sufficient with food, vegetables, fruit, chickens. Putting any displaced family there would be difficult for them, unless they are absolutely certain about the remoteness of it and that they could handle the land. It is very beautiful there.
me too:) so much space:) keeping Bees, Pigs etc. so cool
Sadly less and less people are interested in this way of life, we also have lots of villages here in Romania where the old people want to retire and sell their homes for cheap, almost for free, however almost no one wants to live remotely. I believe however that some of the refugees were more than happy to move into such locations in my country, mostly because Ukrainians are hard working people from what I've seen, and if they are willing to do this in a foreign country then I see no reason why they would not do it in a place they are familiar with (culture wise) given the chance.
1.)the war is not over, yet. 2.) What if someone comes along to "claim" your new property as soldier or former owner. 3.) If you're not there, soneone just moves in and occupies it.
We love growing our own food and living in nature ,but we see a money pit to refurbish these homes ! Good luck !!
she looks at you when you reveal the train times , please be careful about why they censor you , be resptectfull of their need for safety
They can modify those fireplaces so the radiators get heat from the fireplace. Thats what they did in Hungary, but still they need diesel for the main heat source if its multiple rooms. all block walls about 2 feet thick but is gets really cold in winter. I used electric heaters and it kept up but i was gone by late november last year. I put one in the wine cellar to heat the cement floor below me, and one in the bedroom. im not ususally there in winter so the house is not designed for super cold weather..yet!
This is one of my favorite videos you’ve made! It’s very cool to see examples of village life.
Glad you enjoyed it!
any houses with bunkers?
😂 This isn't Switzerland....
@2:44 That's how they lived in the old days, huge oven that reserves the heat from the fire and then you put your matress on top of it to sleep warm until the next morning.
Some of the places you looked at were very nice. That house with the tobacco was in a beautiful location and what a nice lady that owned it.
I remember this real-estate lady from FB marketplace.. i thought it was a scam.. it seems waaaay to cheap but shes straight up honest.
Great vid dude 👌 thanks.
Unfortunately houses and land outside of the major cities in Ukraine isn't very valuable. If you look at OLX, the Ukrainian craiglist, there are hundreds of houses for sale for $4,000 even before the war.
You were walking thru a patch of stingy nettle!! Buy the lake house, you and Bald wanted to do that right??
$4,000 sounds great and Ukraine is beautiful but the lack of infrastructure, healthcare, utilities (water, gas electricity, internet) and war do tend to lower real estate prices
True. All those things, and more are what most humans and societies want and now need.
every village has it's own school, medical facility and there is water, gas, electricity and the internet in every home
"lack of infrastructure, healthcare, utilities (water, gas electricity, internet)" you seem to not have any clue about ukraine and not have seen the video actually
I would take it in a flash...
@@mountainmoments I did not see the video but I live here
@16:00 that's what I was about to comment... When Johnny was admiring how well maintained the place is, it's also the reason why it's being sold. A LOT of work.A lot of it. I know it as a house owner.
Amazing price. Will definitely look now and get a property for me and my family. Thanks for the clip 😘
I think the 3rd house would be excellent for a displaced family or even 2 families. The fact that is not close to Kiev probably wouldn't matter as much to Ukrainians as it would to us as westerners that love easy access to a town. You could even purchase a cheap car to leave there and maybe build a small garage to keep it in. Even a few bicycles would provide access to the local town for shopping if no car is available. The 2nd house would be great but the house needs some work as most of these do (indoor plumbing and some freshening up, maybe some upgraded appliances, etc.) it would also be pretty simple to clear a path to the river and build a small dock for a boat and for fishing. I'm sure a family would love it with the garden already in place.
Grandmas place at 15:00 is paradise! But you need to hire her to maintain the garden.
I really enjoyed these videos of homes in more rural areas. I really enjoyed the second and third homes in this video. All those fruit and nut trees are great! You have a good grocery store in your own yard! Beautiful!!
Thank you Iva and Johnny for the education. Iva, your mom's roses are beautiful. I think if the purpose is housing the internally displaced persons all of these properties will work. If the housed tenants are elderly or have health issues you should also consider distance to hospitals and medical centers for both the emergencies as well as routine medical care. I think the first 7K property you showed has practical flexibilities that could be very useful. But, I really liked the property with the Tobacco leaves, you can see and feel the passion of the lady that has lovingly cared for the land and gardens. If there is a lot of demand for sheltering the displaced persons, perhaps mobile homes can be brought to the site and once the war is over try to sell the mobile homes that have many amenities built in (bathroom, shower, kitchen...). These are just a few ideas that I could think of.
Man if there were not a war there I would buy that brick house on the lake in a heartbeat. I'd offer 20k and put in an addition with a modern bathroom. I would try to make a deal with a local to do the harvesting and farming where they just give me what I need of the produce and they keep the rest to sell. And I would grade a path to the lake and buy a golf cart or an ATV. Place is awesome as fk.
Agreed 100%
Hey Johnny. The lake view property is absolutely gorgeous. Would make a wonderful vacation or refugee home.
Hiya Johnny it’s me Boon again,just donated to your fundraiser Ukraine 🇺🇦 again best regards keep up the good work
Thanks Boon!
Yeah, I'm going to be relocating to Ukraine where you are actually able to buy a house in a day. It's getting to redicilous here in the states
I love Maria what a lovely woman she has a great work ethic with her garden ❤️
The last one is nice as well 👍 ... 2 1/2 hr trip to the city is just fine. Better than sitting in traffic 🚦.. which is normal in the big citys now a day's..
I would take the 2nd house but with the criteria you have in mind which is reasonable the 1st house in the first video is probably your best bet!
Beautiful view of the lake. The garden is the best yet. 👌
What a beautiful place…I feel a lot of refugees would love a home even if it’s an hour or so from the cities…fruit trees and land are awesome….new zealand
The fights in the rural places are devastating for them. I've seen videos of villages fully destroyed.
If u r meaning the war,we also see the terrible damage and the carnage they r causing to human life and homes….just terrible
btw, the refugees are leaving those places from Ukraine.
They often are devastated, when they then arrive in a few square meter place in the modern Western world.
I am beginning to think that Johnny is just there for the free fruit :) On a serious note, that is some nice properties.
Hi, Johnny!
How are these houses selling at the moment?
Are they still okay and for sale, or have they already been sold?
Middle of nowhere, nothing around there, mega risky for clueless foreigners. I feel like you can easily find sth like this for similar prices in neighboring countries that arent de facto active warzones. Also super sketchy to renovate these houses. Most probably built decades ago, will be cold as fk in the winter. You basically need to build an entire new house 😂
The expediency of all these actions is justified by how much land costs in Poland. Compared to other European countries, it is quite small - the approximate market value of 10 thousand dollars per hectare of agricultural land.19 Feb. 2020
Empty land in a vegetable field will cost you 10.000 per hectare, and here for 1.5 hectares 4000. You need to be friends with mathematics
Western Ukraines future is quite uncertain now.
The ones that aren't inhabitable for long time, certainlyy has to be taken down totally. With temperature no control, for sure there's mold and rot inside/out the structures of the house. Then theres a question of finding reliable skilled labour.
it's not in middle of nowhere, people live there, just with bicycles and cars.
You can keep geese and they will eat the vegetables. You could also keep an animal that eats only the tops and not the roots and they would keep the land cut back.
do they have the equivalent of home Depot or Lowe's nearby?
“Very quiet place” meanwhile a dog barking obnoxiously in the background
This really makes me appreciate my giant house with complete HVAC and everyone has their own bedroom and full bathroom eeeeek
I would definitely take the one with the big garden.. Save on food costs and sell what you don’t need
yeah Tobacco (in Russian strong tobacco is called Machorka, you smoke it wrapped in a piece of newspaper) is important!
Yes the feeling of a place is important but not just the inside but the outside as well.
so you already met her mother... whats goin on? a family dinner?
I would want Maria home as it’s all set up as off grid if the price was better it would be amazing for a family and I guess with what people have gone through they might feel safer there
The main question is what do you have to go thru for an American to buy this. And what are the building codes like? The homes all seemed to have the same layout, which I can't imagine an American being happy with that. The homes that are near the water, or on the water, how easy is it to make adequate access to it?
I really enjoyed the video, will watch the first one now. Thank you for this, you did a great job.
It is not too difficult for a foreigners to buy propery in Ukraine. And the building regulations not strict at all. You can build basically whatever you want up to 3 flors if I remember correctly. You have to do some paperwork but nothing too crazy. The main issue to living in place like that is abscence of good school for kids. And not so many entertaiment available. So it is very boring for young peoply. But if you are into a farmer life this plase is for you
@@Supernatpyso you can property in Ukraine without Ukrainian Nationality.
Thanks for showing the place Johnny.
I think you should buy the last property because you can give it to 2 other families to live in the outhouse. Both river property is really nice but it's a little expensive. what is the price range for 1 Acer land in that place? Still, I don't know what town you went to. In your video, you should list the name of the village you visited, How long you will be a rookie TH-camr?
City name is Яготин Киевская область, 07701
You should make an offer on the one by the lake. Go back agnd negotiate with the guy on the toilet.
The large lakeside garden property would be a good dacha for a large family or multi generational family who would like to tend a garden and have tranquil area. But not really for refugees. The first property in the first video would be more convenient for new resid closer to town, transportation
Dude you need to get a mic. Volume is all over the place. Good vids would be nice to hear.
Gm Johnny Hope everything is fine & miss your videos ,u hanging out with Bald.Good luck thanks for your support with Ukraine
i would hope you would offer at least eight times as much just because that's what you paid for a flat in Kiev .
Hi Johnny, is it for sale now or that was before the war?
What worries me Russia keeps threatening to Nuck Ukraine soon.
Thank you. I like your channel so much be safe Wishing a long life for Ukraine.
I live in US, i want a light blue house by the lake. Tell grandma to save it for me😊Let me know if it is still available after the war.
Buy a plot of land near Kyiv and build a modular small house with sandwich panels or gas block
The one near the lake, loved it!
So funny, Eva and her mother walking side by side, looking so much the same. Yes they are definitely related. I start to like Eva so much, just by looking at the video. Johnny is a great person also, so genuine and relaxed. So different from "Bold" and his You-tubing friends. I understand why everyone loves Johnny. People of this country seems all very nice. How terrible what has happened to them. Those villages and houses look so idyllic at summer time. I could live there, set up an art workshop and a studio, and build houses and someone can have a car and help those who don´t have. And there can be job created at this very place. Maybe I can find an Eva of my own. We all need to win this war, there is no option. But even then, there will be no winners. So many people lost their lives. You can see in it peoples eyes. This will never be forgotten. We have to stop Crazy Ivan, and build a wall of solidarity against evil. And repair what can be repaired. And believe in future.
Thanks for the comment!
lived on plums from abandoned plum orchards in Northern California back in the day with my bro and cuz .
Pick up a second hand ride on lawnmower in Poland and tow it over the border. Private golf course. If planting anything, watch out for Colorado Beetles, as nasty as orcs.
Ay least it was tobacco leaves drying out, could of been canabis, lolz...
A small terrace house in Cambridge, uk, is around £500,000.00.
I liked the property with the huge garden by the lake
the best one is the near to the lake youjst need to clean all the trees untill 2 meeters and the lake is 4 you and sure you need to re buld a new house or maby a resort 4 you and youre family or visitors or maby make a turistic hotel. (i ban make 4 you a nice design)
the kitchen needs to be outsides like my favorite chinese channel... she mostly is in nature close to her gardens with an overhead barrier of some kind.. .. her giant stone press for soy beans and her brick oven etc etc
You gave me a fright. I've done that to someone too, so I'm paid back
The last house. Land is worthy more than any house., but both are so worth it. Good Internet connection there.
If you are buying it for you, buy the one You want. If for refugees than the 1st house, it just needs some TLC and a bathroom. I would love somewhere closer to the city and build a small house.
Hey Eva & Johnny is this old lady's house still available? and what is the new updated price from the old lady after knowing the actual house is nothing except it has a big property land? if the new price is decent i may be able to buy it.
Opening the door on the guy taking a dump made me laugh out loud, matching Bald’s vid in the abandoned building when he did the same.
Why not split up the land and put caravans on it. Nicely spaced out with little fences. Then large extended families can live together. Caravans have heating and water in them. Even if it's just a temporary measure for the winter. People could donate second hand caravans?
do the yards come with petal mines or is that just in the Donbass area
Johnny i would buy the house third house for four thousand dollars and put a bathroom and shower inside . i know it's a trip to thr train station but i think i would buy a Ladda to get around with. this house has a lot of things you can do with it. i would love to live there.
Before the war I thought of buying a country home in Remote village of Ukraine for 4k, but now wouldn’t give $400. Sad.
There are outdoor toilets in the country, because the toilets get dig out for fertilizer in the wheat fields.
johny you need yo ask if you want to build a new house how much swuar meeters can be
I’ll take care of their gardens-
Help me buy it
Update news: Johnny, did you heard and aware about the US state Dept. bulletin urging all American citizens in ukraine to leave the country now. I jut like to inform you about the bulletin. Take care bad stay safe.
Yes, I'm aware.
As someone who’s just bought a house in England for £440k, these houses wouldn’t be too bad if you spend a massive amount updating the interior to suit a modern life style. The surrounding land is lovely just the interior is shockingly outdated.
I notice that the homes do not have inside toilet shower bath and wash hand basin, And do you have things like water tanks.