A look inside a beautiful 18th house in Spitalfields

[mrtablesawful]

I'm so glad the their are people willing to spend their time and money to restore old buildings that have fallen into disrepair. This home looks fantastic.

[briarrose]

What a lovely way to preserve these beautiful homes, and to repurpose them as places for people to stay.

[bilindalaw-morley]

That's a wonderful restoration and a real gift for generations to come.

[BridLong-yg]

Thank you Mr. Lerwil ❤ I can imagine the excitement of the original owner receiving those keys and opening their front door ❤ The restoration takes one back in time :)

[L-mo]

Thank you Peter for this beautiful restoration. May you rest in peace in the knowledge your gift to us all endures. ❤ My grandmother was a silk spinner (not a weaver though).

[honeybadgerisme]

❤Thank You! I am a descendant and my ancestor lost his parents to the French Revolutionaries. He became a British Officer and was sent to the Colonies in New York. He took his little sister with him and they apparently stayed on with the Colonists after the Revolution. His house is still standing after some loving restoration!🎉

[sandramalone]

So glad it was restored. What a beautiful place to live in

[nikaa]

Lovely to see the care and attention given to this restoration

[idunnsapple]

Love that Street and their houses. Such a historical jewel in London. Thank you

[fionamckelvie]

Our favourite place to stay in London, thanks to the Landmark Trust and the housekeepers for making it a joy to stay in.
I love the pop out window in the kitchen and we have been lucky enough to have breakfast in the garden, ❤

[emmaplover]

That cute little house on the front of The Landmark Trust looks to me like St Winifred’s Well in Shropshire 💗 one of my favourite places 🌳

[_LostAndFound_]

I love your videos. I'm spending the summer in London, from the US. I have loved just wandering around the city... your videos give me some intresting info and places to look for

[shropshirelassuk]

For anyone interested, the lovely black and white building pictured on the front of the book on the table is St. Winifred's Well at Woolston near Oswestry in Shropshire.

[that_which_is_not]

Instantly recognised where this was from the first frame! Thanks for letting us have a nose inside, always wondered what some of these had going on indoors ❤

[zackerythomas]

It is quite reassuring to know that many historical aspects and parts of Britain are continuously being restored and maintained in spite of all the demographic and would be cultural changes that have been taking place over the last decade or so.

[aliceinshadowrealm]

Much of my family are descendants from Huguenots, it’s quite magical seeing our history

[pilijones]

How fabulous. Ahh, UK. Just too gorgeous.

[stephanc]

wow...its really cool when people pick up the slack and preserve their architechial heritage and societies who keep them useful.

[lumailisa]

I wish I'd had this chap as my history teacher back in the day. Stuff I've never been able to get my head around explained in a few sentences.

[JamesPink-jk]

Your videos are a delight, detailing the fascinating features I find hugely interesting. Most walk by unaware, so thank you!