I Bought an Abandoned Tiny House

I converted an abandoned building into my first (tiny) home.
Here's the full process of that renovation.

In 2020, I bought my first home... an abandoned building in my village which was filled with old car parts and tools. Over the next year, I had the building renovated into a nice little tiny house cottage which I now live in and am very pleased with! I hope you enjoyed the process.

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[Patchy]

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[Uilskuiken]

As a architectural student this is so satisfying to see. Love what you did with the space. I wish that transforming older buildings for new purposes was done more often instead of demolishing them.

[esenaboxaki]

I love the coffee-table. You've got limited space so the transparent table makes the living room feel less cluttered, like you've still got more space.

[Beesechurger_]

Yeah, having pictures of the old house is a really great idea imo.

[robloxmaster]

this is what makes europe so cool to me, in the americas theres almost no houses you could buy with cool history like this, awesome work

[shiranduarte]

It's adorable. The glass table, by being translucent, kinda transparent, allows it for the light to go through and make the space look clearer and roomier. I would call it a perfect choice.

[alishanmao]

man what a nice cozy house. and good surroundings too. a kind of house when someone needs quiet and relaxed time

[RaptorX]

I have seen this video like 3 to 4 times. Yet whenever YT recommends me this video, I click on it and watch it again. This transformation is so satisfying!!

[scottierasberry]

I love the cobbles! Your dad did a great job!

[Moonlakes]

thats exactly what i would want as a house. small and cozy, easy to keep clean and just exactly enough space to live in. really cool!

[tericonnelly]

New windows look great. It’s amazing how they lived in the house for years before they even saw how much wind and rain and snow. They never really had any warmth

[CamHammer]

Just beautiful George. It's great you gave the old girl a second life. Very nice taste and craftsmanship.

[johnkelly]

As a former architect I congratulate you on a very thoughtful and tasteful restoration. You made great use of the available space and it has a very warm, welcoming feeling.

[nicolethompson]

I was not expecting the bedroom to be downstairs and the living room/kitchen to be up. I like the switch-up a lot!

[ncapers]

I love the table and the rug! Excellent taste throughout. Even a Herman Miller chair. Beautiful job, George.

[CynaYoingco-ynwh]

Love the transformation. I like the pink coffee table, everything looks great!!! So comfy and cozy. Bravo!

[EricBlackmonGuitar]

Very nice! So wish that I could do something like this. I did not see a single thing that I did not like about your HUGE little house. Beyond awesome!

[connierochefort]

I am so impressed. I wouldn't change a thing. I especially love the window seat and the storage right outside the bedroom - so clever. I also love your stove and the book shelves where there used to be a window. I hope you have many happy years in your new home. I also love that you have framed "before" pictures. Wonderful transformation! You've inspired me to do some much needed Spring cleaning in my house.

[packfan]

What more could a man need in a living space? Well done young man.

[takibo_here]

Seeing an old house like this is pretty cool. I've seen old houses in person myself, but 95% of them are made of wood and falling apart. You'll find a LOT of old houses in the rural parts of Pennsylvania.