I Went Looking For A Cheap Farmhouse In The Danish Countryside (Episode 1)

Join me on my search for the perfect farmhouse in the Danish countryside! 🌾 In this video, we tour five unique properties—each with its own charm, potential, and challenges. From lakeside views to Christmas tree farms, funky rugs to full renovations, I'm bringing you along for every step of the journey as I hunt for the next big renovation project. 💪🏼

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0:00 - Intro: My Danish Farmhouse Hunt
4:55 - Property 1: The Lake House with the lake
7:25 - Property 2: The House with the Christmas Trees
10:50 - Property 3: The Funky Rug House
14:47 - Property 4: The Full Renovation Project
16:50 - Property 5: The House by the Pig Farm
19:25 - Which One Should I Choose? Final Thoughts

[AllanTorp]

Which farmhouse would YOU choose? 🏡 Drop a comment with your favorite — and let me know if you think I ended up buying one of them! 🤔 Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on these dreamy (and sometimes surprising) options! 🌾💭 #FarmhouseHunt #WhichWouldYouChoose

[neutonrenda]

Personally I think that the fact that you could see yourself doing so many things with it, the funky rug house was my favourite for possibilities. It just has character and charm.❤

[gemmary]

Number 5, good balla c’è between countryside and more modern danish house. Less renovation to do, more decor. But even the house nera the water is a dream.

[Zabarion]

For me it would be between house 4 and house 5, house 4 has an super cool vibe to it and could be a super cozy, on the other hand I love the classic look of house 5 and the huge amount of land for endless possiblities.

[Norvelaful]

Hi Allan it’s great seeing you on YouTube! So excited to witness you going on this new journey! I loved the lake house and the 3rd property!🏡

[martinhansson]

Number 1, lake house. Lots of light, the view was nice, and i liked the house.

[tpaine]

House Number 1: one of the great things about investing in a new roof is that you start off with your cover new and trustworthy. You are not going to get surprised badly later on.

[juanita-narelleetienne]

Hi Professor Torp. London is here with you👌🏾👍🏾🇬🇧🇧🇻🌟.

Professor. You are not alone. We are here with you. 💜💛🩷💚🎉.
So far, no. 3 is the best option. However, can we consider a few more? Good job.👍🏾

Look after yourself. We'll see you soon at the next home viewing. 🍂🍁🏡

[wanakitkawina]

I hope you have a nice life over there. Thanks for sharing your experience. By the way, I like houses no.2 and no.5. I find the landscape and house layouts more interesting. I am also waiting for your chairs and furniture gallery.

[stellacharlespedersen]

I am loving this new project, farmhouse hunt. I would have considered the Christmas tree 🎄 house. Your idea of turning it into a Christmas shop along with the Scandinavian concept of hygge, location location is a plus. Put in a good offer to have enough to raise the ceiling without replacing the entire roof. This will attract potential buyers if you do decide to sale, added value to property is always a plus. Property with a chritsmas farm tree, christmas decor, christmas treats, christmas shop ect... I could run with this idea. Just a thought 😊

[LyndaFranks]

House number one is a lot of charm and work. I love the layout of the buildings, creating a small courtyard. House number two doesn't seem to be an option because of the ceiling height. And you might already be too busy to run a Christmas tree farm. House number three was cool but the land surrounding it was unremarkable. House number four had lots of potential. The stairs were scary from what I saw. The land was wild and trees old and lovely. Home number five was not as drastic a project. The stairs were nice. If it is by an active pig farm, the deal would be a hard no for me. Hard to pick for you as I just subscribed. There is a lot to think about. Fun stuff, house hunting.

[sdmsdm]

This location of number three is so lovely, I would absolutely love to stay in a place like this!

[SJPLilac]

I would have a lot of questions before I made a decision. Price points, potential for future work for you or for future income, what type of materials you would need, layout...lol...etc. I like 2 & 3. You could let people cut their own Christmas trees. People do that a lot in the U.S. I like the land that comes with the property. #5 doesn't really need that much reno. You seem to want to do your own reno. Lots to think about.

[leahmeixner]

House number 4. Your heart was in your voice when you were there.

[maneeshamaneesh]

The xmas tree property. Replace the roof and raise it. Sell the trees off over the years and plant new ones for everyone you fell - trees with fruits... edibles.

[scottyandhutch]

Hi Allan, new to your channel so I don't have an understnding of your needs for a home. So, based on the way you described each house I would say that you have already decided (subconsciously?) on house number three. You really spoke of your details future plans with this house which you didn't do with the others.

[kathleenchristian]

I would choose Scandinavian for kitchen.

[elsestelema]

I’m surprised by you choice at 5he end, it’s one with the least ground and hardly any trees. Maybe it’s just me..

[evibertolait]

House Nr4 looks really nice for me, the christmas farm wonderland would also be a really good idea but for me houses are overrated land and location matters

[joanns]

Only you can know which place feels like home. The potential of a property has little to do with it.