FULL HOUSE RENOVATION ON OUR LONDON VICTORIAN TERRACE - FINISHED HOME TOUR - Living Room

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In todays video I show you the living room transformation where we knocked down a wall to combine two rooms into one big living room

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[kevin_uk]

Loving the bragging about the savings instead of how expensive everything was.

[gal]

We Love a Vitorian property!
Our first was my husband's grandparents 3-bedTerraced home. Needed a full refurb. Loved it. Cheap as chips back in tbe day. All we could afford.
My husband was actually born in the bedroom our baby son went into 💕
Then bought a big 5-bed Victorian Detached property. Lived there for 22yrs.
The room sizes and ceiling heights...the deep skirting boards and cornices...the fireplaces...staircase and build-in's....absolutely wonderful.
Moved out of London 7yrs ago into a 1980s 4-bed Detached....zero comparison.
Victorian Builders: artisans. Talk about knew how to build to last.
And both those homes were far warner than this bleedin' freezer-of a house!
Sadly, a bungalow will probably be our next move...or a bleedin' caravan if we don't survive this cost of living crisis!
Victorian/Edwardian V Newer Builds = Absolutely no contest for me. Oldies but Goodies make wonderful family homes🏠 💖

[ivanwoodhouse]

I'm currently waiting for planning approval for a loft conversion on my 2 bed flat in Tunbridge Wells. But at 84 years old I will have to employ tradesmen to do the conversion.but I will project manage the work so, some useful tips gained from your video.

[pt]

Love it all apart from the spotlights. I hate spotlights- even on a modern building. Apart from that, excellent job x

[vivdoolan]

You guys have done an incredible job wow so much attention to detail. Your entrepreneurial spirit just oozes you guys are really going places, fantadtic to see 😊

[pattifriend]

corbel. what a fantastic renovation! One thing I noticed on the flooring and really appreciate, is that where you have a step you've used a longer board across, so it differentiates where that step is. Great safety factor if your eyes kinda play tricks. This is the nicest renovation I've seen in a long time. spectacular, esp. when what I'm used to seeing on British renovations are things piece meal, really bad choices of flowery wallpaper, etc. You have 'knocked it out of the park!

[judithlauron]

I’ve nothing but high praise for you young man❗️I’ve lived in London during the
huge renovation of seventy billions of homes…yes..huge work and enormous costs.
Congrats❗️

[barbarahallowell]

😊😊😊 WOW! You've done such quality work. I'm so impressed by your vision, skills and honestly, bravery. 😊 This home has turned into something so beautiful ❤️

[hajira]

Very lovely I like how you chose soft carpet in front room rather than wooden floor.

[MattBrighton]

Commenting for the algo. Looking forward to the rest - don’t let the vids end Chris! I should be completing soon on a massive project 680k purchase up to 1.2 / 1.3m after renovations.

Still in London at the minute but moving away soon once it goes through due to Remote work and no longer needing to be in the city - shout if you want to meet for a beer!

[paulchristian]

Great job. Loved that you just call things 'chandelier thingy' and concentrate more on practical solutions - kudos to you guys for getting that done whilst working full-time. Looking forward to the rest of the videos. Enjoy it. You deserve it.

[paddyelliott]

Such a good job, can’t wait to see the rest of the house! I’m doing a full renovation soon, I’m hoping I can make it as good as you have

[consciouslynatural]

I love period properties and this is a beautiful renovation. I have done a similar renovation and have a similar strategy to sourcing materials to keep costs down. I used the same coving. Watched a few how to videos as my uncle and his friend, who help me out couldn’t get the hang of it. Once I mastered it, EVERY room got coved. It’s polyurethane not polystyrene btw.

[NiomiBlossom]

My mind is literally blown at the coving. How genius. Attention to detail is everything to me so I appreciate the weirdness haha

[sallysampson]

Great ideas and workmanship can’t wait to see the rest!
We did something similar 40 years ago to an old house and that was major work and working day jobs, exhausting! But house no. 1!!! 👍🏻

[dominokid]

Lovely refurb on a Victorian terrace, II love them too, bought one recently in Market Harbrough, not as large as yours but the potential is there to remodel it. Taken some inspiration from this

[dianebaker]

Your home is beautiful love the hallway flooring. 👍🥰

[nnundo]

In a renovation of a 70s house myself at the moment. Love this video, very motivational to keep going. Looking forward to seeing the rest.

[PhilipYorke]

Congratulations! - I was watching the series and wondering how you'd got on. I've done a couple of renovations on a smaller scale myself, but I have to say your finishes are so sharp compared to anything I've managed to do!!

[michaeltutty]

The flooring is beautiful. I love herringbone wood. I would not, though, waste the time, energy, and money on wood right inside the front door. Originally that would have been tiled, both for aesthetics and durability. Wood will not last without a lot of maintenance. Water and wood do not a happy mix make. Other than that, what a super renovation!