1910 Historic House Tour

It has been difficult to keep my newest procurement a secret. After my 1950 remodel in California, I was ready for a larger more difficult project. This 1910 Historic Home in disrepair is exactly what I wanted.

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[BlckBudaFly]

Cottage tour, cottage tour!!!! Love love love seeing black ppl flourishing

[copper]

What a beautiful historical home! So glad your saving it! They don’t make them like this anymore.

[marilynledet]

Will be so pretty, love it.Have fun redoing it good luck.

[comoelitamelendez]

You know, she is going to be your cat now Lol ;)

[nyotakgordon]

I'm excited for what is about to happen.

[andrewstiller]

Amazing. It's going to be beautiful once you've finished.

[christigrogan]

Love this! Can’t wait to see this as you go! Love the cottage too...oh and the sweet kitty

[squeakD]

The first bedroom you showed upstairs is actually the master, and the small room adjoined to it with access via the master is the nursery. I own a 1910 Victorian, and that’s exactly how mine is set up too. It was common to have a nursery off the master in Victorian homes.

[TheFlatbedChick]

I have those doors in my house but they are stained. They are beautiful when restored.

[amysbees]

Beautiful house! Should be amazing when you're done!
Sweet kitty! If it doesn't have a home, I think you will have a kitty!

[rdorion]

You have a lovely home! Good luck with your remodeling job!

[debrascaturro]

Love it! Wish you lots of luck! My son just bought a 1900's house and is going through the renovation process! Thank you for giving these old homes a second chance.

[janchecksfield]

Beautiful home. Hope you show it after work is done

[deborahelmore]

No ooo! Keep those lovely doors! They belong in that house!

[sandraweiler]

I love your new baby, can’t wait to see what you do with it! 🌸

[leyashnoscar]

I just found your channel and I am so happy I did!

[fionafyr]

OMG I am so jealous this is going to be insane

[aaronvallejo]

We just bought a 1912 up here in Canada. We gutted everything back to the studs this summer. I kept and stored all the trim, base board and old doors in the basement. I am hoping for R27 foam walls, R55 ceiling into the attic and R22 floors with mini split electric heating.

[tess]

Best of luck with your remodel. I can tell how excited you are to launch this project. If it is not too late, I would keep any original items you remove from the house (doors, lighting fixtures, etc) and store them for future owners. Those future owners may want to re-use them someday. I was very grateful that previous owners had saved doors and windows they had removed and I have restored some of them into my house.

[StylesbyNancy]

Omgoodness! Another property! I'm so excited!