I just bought and moved into a 1899 house and when time allows I will remodel 1 room at a time till done starting with the kitchen. Seeing your video here in courage's me! Thanx!
this video combines with your choice of music instills such a sense of wistful nostalgia it brought me to tears. lovely work, thank you for taking care of this old home.
Love the exterior color, stained (not painted) woodwork, saved wallpaper in the closets, copper gutters, and most of all, the child’s wallpaper panel!!!
That house is full of personality! I love all the unique little touches like the sewing machine features in the bathroom, that copper gutter and the peek through of the wall paper. That front door is stunning also. Well done!
what am absolutely fantastic renovation completer with truly artistic and unusual touches. I love it. The yellow is a true Edwardian colour with all the fancy trim bits. Congratulations!!!
my wife and I are doing this right now is our 1806 Stone house restoration.. we're documenting everything on TH-cam. it's amazing to have this type of information at our fingertips! thanks for the video!
Wow!!! I want to do that in Flint, MI. The streets a filled with beautiful abandoned ( or unoccupied.....for a loooooooooooooong time) homes. I am renting a refurbished home now, but I long for the day that I find my perfect project!!! Thank you for sharing!
I love the beautiful old houses across the midwest, where I grew up. In fact, even though this house is in Colorado, Longmont was founded by a group of people from Chicago, so the old neighborhoods here have a midwestern feel. I think it would be great if blighted neighborhoods in places like Milwaukee and Detroit and Flint could be refurbished to be affordable housing. There should be grants and programs for people who want to do this. I wish you the best of luck in finding your perfect project. Check back in when you do.
It's so nice to see someone that remodels an older home (using original wood work & working with the stain) instead of remuddling it to make it modern. Some houses weren't made to be modern. You saw the houses character and worked with it. Beautiful job.
that bath tub is gorgeous !!! how lucky you are to be able to soak in that gorgeous room, very well earned . i hope you love this beautiful house as much as i do
Oh my, you guys did such a great job! Love the waterfall in the bath tub. Whe the guy was putting the stone in the corner I thouhg "what the hell is he doing?????". Then I understood!
Had to sub! U are awesome. That sewing machine bathroom - I want it! (have my mom's old treadle sewing machine that still works)! Genius to frame the wallpaper. I'm from Iowa, lived in Denver for 18 yrs, back to Iowa. Sure miss the mountains! Thank you for the tour! :)
My house is exactly the same except it's bigger and mine has 2 windows in the attic. My house was built in 1919, so it's turning 100 next year. Great work!
Love those copper gutters! I would be afraid though that some dipshit would steal them.. At first I didn't care much for the "yellow" but after watching it a second and third time I really like it! I think you've done a great job on this beautiful place!! Hope you will enjoy it for many years to come!!!
That house looks EXACTLY like my family's old house in north eastern Indiana! Built around 1907. Must have been built from the same plans. The window size and placement is the same, the whole outside of the house is the same! When it was built, it was the town "bordello".
The snow and train going by while snowing looked amazing, I could really feel that house then. I bet when its not in that so perfect stetting, that train is probably annoying as shit.
I guess depends on how frequent the train comes through. I lived a 1/16th mile from some tracks, mustve come through every hr. If its once a day, I wouldnt see it that bad. But its loud, thats for sure.
You did a beautiful job and I live around trains and it doesn't bother me you got used to it matter fact it sounds kind of soothing at night when we are in go by we know even what time it is by the trains I think that's awesome
Wow amazing! I mean absolutely stunning aside from the stone bathrooms I mean I love it but Im too scared of spiders for that and they usually find me in the bathroom lol. I think they would blend in to well. Other than the exterior color and the stone color I would love this type of renovation in my 100 year old house. Love it!
Wow! Man this is amazing..Truly admirable! You have inspired me. I was looking into investing in real estate and this has really made me want to do it even more!
Wow, I see renovations on TH-cam often that are creative but not tasteful. Your is rare in being creative and becoming of the house, this is the kinda thing that brings up a whole community! Great job
Love the detail on the water closet door...what a neat touch! My husband and I have been renovating a 1897 farmhouse in MO for about 2 years now, and it's been a fun project. With three kids, it'll probably be another ten years before we're done, lol! I love all the history we uncover every time we move into a new room to begin a new project. Thanks for sharing your renovation journey. ~Laura @ Teal House Farm
I just purchased a 3000 Sq ft project myself built in 1925 still has all the original woodwork not painted over and I fell in love with that wood finish you did in your home throughout its so beautiful what color is that if you don't mind me asking?
Totally not my business, but my husband and I are thinking about renovating an old house too. We are contractors and would be doing most of the work ourselves. Really curious how much a reno of this size costed. I like how you sourced unique pieces from the second hand store. Love the work you've done, has a steampunk feel. Would you do it again?
We put about $80,000 into it in the first renovation (we have since finished the basement and done work on the landscaping). That includes my labor, but I also had help from a few friends charging me a very low rate. I will certainly do more remodel projects in the future, as well as building from the bottom up.
I just bought and moved into a 1899 house and when time allows I will remodel 1 room at a time till done starting with the kitchen. Seeing your video here in courage's me! Thanx!
Thanks for showing your hard work and love . Its beautiful and still original . Hope you've been enjoying it for the last 5 yrs.
this video combines with your choice of music instills such a sense of wistful nostalgia it brought me to tears. lovely work, thank you for taking care of this old home.
Love the exterior color, stained (not painted) woodwork, saved wallpaper in the closets, copper gutters, and most of all, the child’s wallpaper panel!!!
That house is full of personality! I love all the unique little touches like the sewing machine features in the bathroom, that copper gutter and the peek through of the wall paper. That front door is stunning also. Well done!
Very unique, lots of hard work. My fav was the piece of wallpaper saved and framed. My daughter lives in Erie. Longmont has some cool old houses.
I wasn’t too sure about the color of the outside of the house and then you showed the neighborhood, now it makes sense. Beautiful!
Nice Good Solid Wood Doors..nice Floors..adds a strong Vibration of Quality.Integrity..Crispness..Bravo
what am absolutely fantastic renovation completer with truly artistic and unusual touches. I love it. The yellow is a true Edwardian colour with all the fancy trim bits. Congratulations!!!
Incredibly skilled craftmanship and beautiful results. A work of art.
my wife and I are doing this right now is our 1806 Stone house
restoration.. we're documenting everything on TH-cam. it's amazing to
have this type of information at our fingertips! thanks for the video!
Wow!!! I want to do that in Flint, MI. The streets a filled with beautiful abandoned ( or unoccupied.....for a loooooooooooooong time) homes. I am renting a refurbished home now, but I long for the day that I find my perfect project!!! Thank you for sharing!
I love the beautiful old houses across the midwest, where I grew up. In fact, even though this house is in Colorado, Longmont was founded by a group of people from Chicago, so the old neighborhoods here have a midwestern feel. I think it would be great if blighted neighborhoods in places like Milwaukee and Detroit and Flint could be refurbished to be affordable housing. There should be grants and programs for people who want to do this. I wish you the best of luck in finding your perfect project. Check back in when you do.
What an interesting renovation....I especially love the copper gutters. They add carachter to the house.
You put a pile of work into that house. Your a very patience man. Wonderful done!
Ya'll totally did your own thing here and I love that. Keeping a collection of the house's wallpaper fashions in the closets was genius.
22 years old from sweden looking forward to buying an old farmhouse soon. Great and inspirational vid! Thanks!
How refreshing! Your dedication and hard work makes me proud of you!!!!!!
TrampSC300 yessss
Very nice job--quality work & tasteful result. Congratulations on a job well done.
It's so nice to see someone that remodels an older home (using original wood work & working with the stain) instead of remuddling it to make it modern. Some houses weren't made to be modern. You saw the houses character and worked with it. Beautiful job.
I agree! This house does look very nice especially with the old doors and trim!
that bath tub is gorgeous !!! how lucky you are to be able to soak in that gorgeous room, very well earned . i hope you love this beautiful house as much as i do
Thank you for fixing such a beautiful Victorian. Y'all get a gold star,⭐️
I love what we can do with our hands . this is masterful this re- do. You guys are nothing short of amazing. Great job.
Awesome job!! I love to see historic houses and buildings restored!!
Not my style, but I can appreciate this!! Awesome job
Hard to believe. You did a fantastic job. Something to be truly proud of.
I was blown away by the amazing improvements. !! So artistic and keeping the classical style. wow.
I love the sewing machine bathroom decoration. Very genuine.
Oh my, you guys did such a great job! Love the waterfall in the bath tub. Whe the guy was putting the stone in the corner I thouhg "what the hell is he doing?????". Then I understood!
Beautiful results for all your hard work. I especially love the copper gutters and drainpipes 😍
Mate, that is superb. Loved the bathroom finishes. You're a pro.
I'm LIVING for that framed wallpaper and those gutters!! 😍😍
I love the restoration you did in this beautiful foursquare; especially the uncovered brick on the chimney!
This house is so unique and lovely. Reminds me of my grandma 💚
I love how you framed the wallpaper a part of history😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love how you kept the style "old." Really complimented the home!!
the color inside the house is so cozy and relaxing..
I love the wood trim it looks beautiful
Had to sub! U are awesome. That sewing machine bathroom - I want it! (have my mom's old treadle sewing machine that still works)! Genius to frame the wallpaper. I'm from Iowa, lived in Denver for 18 yrs, back to Iowa. Sure miss the mountains! Thank you for the tour! :)
My house is exactly the same except it's bigger and mine has 2 windows in the attic. My house was built in 1919, so it's turning 100 next year. Great work!
Love those copper gutters! I would be afraid though that some dipshit would steal them.. At first I didn't care much for the "yellow" but after watching it a second and third time I really like it! I think you've done a great job on this beautiful place!! Hope you will enjoy it for many years to come!!!
I'm not crazy on the exterior yellow color but man... this house looks amazing!!
Thanks. Yeah, I call the color "baby diarrhea" - we wanted something bold, but not everybody's going to like it.
I kinda like it XD
Poppa's Cottage hahaha u kill it with the name!
Poppa's Cottage i absolutely love the color! Its so unique and it really stands out. i wish this were my home.
Poppa's Cottage I like *BOLD* it goes with the personality of the house.. thank you for sharing
Always awesome to watch innovation and some effort can accomplish.
I feel compelled to comment and tell you how fantastic this is.
Love how you retained that older beauties character. Really nice job.
Beautiful job, especially love the bathrooms
That house looks EXACTLY like my family's old house in north eastern Indiana! Built around 1907. Must have been built from the same plans. The window size and placement is the same, the whole outside of the house is the same! When it was built, it was the town "bordello".
Well done! This house is beautiful... I love it!
that sink is EVERYTHING & the sewing machine overhead lights 😍
The Wc detail is so cute! What a great idea!
Love it....way to bring it back
The house looks stunning!
This is my kind of renovation with low budget and lots of elbow grease good job
I am 100% positive that's the coolest bathroom I've ever seen. I'm dying over the sewing machine sink and copper accents!!!
The snow and train going by while snowing looked amazing, I could really feel that house then. I bet when its not in that so perfect stetting, that train is probably annoying as shit.
Yep, the train can be annoying, but most people that live around here say they get used to it.
I guess depends on how frequent the train comes through. I lived a 1/16th mile from some tracks, mustve come through every hr. If its once a day, I wouldnt see it that bad. But its loud, thats for sure.
Poppa's Cottage We live a half mile from a busy airport. You get used to it... and yell when you notice it XD
That's some extensive renovation. Interesting how you somewhat kept the same country rustic style.
enjoyed the reno and tour
Unbelievable 😍
I hope to one day get the opportunity to renovate a home 🏡
My mind just wonders with endless possibilities ❤
So beautiful! I love it, great job
what a beautiful house
Its nice you showed the old photo of the house
The sewing machines in that first bathroom are SO nifty!
You did a beautiful job and I live around trains and it doesn't bother me you got used to it matter fact it sounds kind of soothing at night when we are in go by we know even what time it is by the trains I think that's awesome
0:42 lol the drill.. that’s real life right there 🙈
Great reno!!
Love the use of sewing machines, beautiful remodel.
Loving the tunes. Great choices. Catfish John!!
Also, I love the patch of original wallpaper!
Wow amazing! I mean absolutely stunning aside from the stone bathrooms I mean I love it but Im too scared of spiders for that and they usually find me in the bathroom lol. I think they would blend in to well. Other than the exterior color and the stone color I would love this type of renovation in my 100 year old house. Love it!
Wow! Man this is amazing..Truly admirable! You have inspired me. I was looking into investing in real estate and this has really made me want to do it even more!
Wow! Beautiful renovation! Very nice attractive color!
I love that you left some of that wallpaper showing!
Wow, I see renovations on TH-cam often that are creative but not tasteful. Your is rare in being creative and becoming of the house, this is the kinda thing that brings up a whole community! Great job
Love the detail on the water closet door...what a neat touch! My husband and I have been renovating a 1897 farmhouse in MO for about 2 years now, and it's been a fun project. With three kids, it'll probably be another ten years before we're done, lol! I love all the history we uncover every time we move into a new room to begin a new project. Thanks for sharing your renovation journey. ~Laura @ Teal House Farm
Sounds like a great project. Hope you're getting photos and vid along the way.
I haven't got the skills, not even the vision! that these guys have. It must have cost millions tho. Amazing transformation.
I just love videos like this..
Got some 'curb appeal' now. Good job!
Love it. Terrific.
That house must feel happy it's nice and fixed up
I love how you saved a little bit of that wallpaper
I wish houses could talk and say, "Thank You!!"
amazing and fun great work!
you did a lovely job.
I just love what they did
I just purchased a 3000 Sq ft project myself built in 1925 still has all the original woodwork not painted over and I fell in love with that wood finish you did in your home throughout its so beautiful what color is that if you don't mind me asking?
Tom Rinehart It's cherry. Ask for a mix between mahogany and cherry for whiter wood or redwood and cherry for darker wood.
What a loving restoration. Gorgeous.
Amazingly beautiful
im not a big fan of the colors but you guys did an amazing job
Although it came out amazing I think it's more of a customization than restoration either way you look at it I like seeing this
Looks great. If my Grandfather's house was still here it would be about the same age
I grew up in a 100 yr old four square style home very similar to this one....
Great job!
Good job!
Amazing guys
great job!!!!
Very unique, I understand the creative art here, well done!
What beautiful work you put in to this home 💙💚💛💜❤
You guys are hired!
Hardwood floors are so underrated.
Beautiful 💕
Totally not my business, but my husband and I are thinking about renovating an old house too. We are contractors and would be doing most of the work ourselves.
Really curious how much a reno of this size costed. I like how you sourced unique pieces from the second hand store. Love the work you've done, has a steampunk feel. Would you do it again?
We put about $80,000 into it in the first renovation (we have since finished the basement and done work on the landscaping). That includes my labor, but I also had help from a few friends charging me a very low rate. I will certainly do more remodel projects in the future, as well as building from the bottom up.
Wow. Great Reno! I'm stalled getting ready to jack mine lol. Great work
What was the red paint they put on the wall before the concrete in the bathroom (first few minutes)?
That is a waterproofing coating called RedGard.