Okay Fiorella, here's my emotional 2 cents worth response to seeing this house video. I love seeing inside buildings that have been empty for a long time. I agree with you on feelings of nostalgia. There's something quiet, intimate feeling about going through a space that's been closed up, that hasn't had humans through it for ages and time and dust has taken back. A feeling like time has stopped here. The clock no longer matters. With some houses I see that have been untouched or unchanged for ages, part of me feels I dont want to change it. I tell myself I would live there for a while (at least) just quietly noticing the 'vibe' of the place. Making minimal changes for habitation, cleaning it, making sure the water, sewer and electrics were working and adding very little. I think with time though, the desire to fix and change, paint and renovate would come and that 'softening' (?) effect of time and no intrusion, would be gone. It's probably a weird thing to many people that some people enjoy the grey, stillness of a place ... perhaps it's something from childhood when I went exploring places that I probably 'shouldn't have' ? Those spaces have a wildness, similar to being out in nature.
This place is fantastic! It does induce a nostalgic reaction, as Fiorella stated. I would combine the 2 apartments into one, with the kitchen, dining, and bedroom in the first apartment. Expand the tiny bathroom in the first apartment into full bathroom. I would make the 2nd apartment into a lounge and another bedroom. I would turn that funny little room up the short staircase into a full bathroom. So you would end up with a 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. Very cool!
You’ve outdone yourselves this time! Im really becoming enamored with Apuglian architecture. Those olden home designers clearly had la dolce vita in mind.
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An amazing property! It is huge! I love the downstairs with the stone floors and voulted ceilings. But it will cost a lot of money to make this one habitable....Thanks for showing ❤
This would be so much fun to renovare. It's also very easy to combine into one unit. The Juliet balcony looks like it connected them at some point. Also take out that really thin wall by the kitchen. Easy to do 2Bed/2baths out of this one.
I think the first apartment can be turned into bedrooms and nice bath. Area notte. Then the more regal apartment is kitchen, family room, studio and that old kitchen turns into a bathroom.
Even though this place has tremendous potential, I prefer a move in ready bargain such as those you would show before! I just can’t imagine myself struggling to make it livable!!
I found it interesting that you asked for an emotional response to seeing this home tour. I thought it was a roller coaster. First second I saw the front , I knew it had been a grand home. and I wasn't disappointed.The tile in the parlor was amazing and totally restoreable. I assume that raised "kitchen?" was because of the vaulted ceiling in the cellar. I'd think it should be a really nice bath rather than a tiny kitchen though.The cellar was pretty cool as well. so much potential there. Emotionally I could see it as a finished grand and home again ,butI wish I was young enough to take on a project like that again. That place does need saving, but the neighborhood around it is a bit questionable. Would it be worth it? Like a roller coaster, my feelings were very up and very down on this one. but it is a great house, if the neighborhood was to come up along with it. maybe if one got done there would be others following. I just don't have that kind of time and my wife would nix that in a hurry. I'd have to see it in person anyway. but thanks for showing it.was the house everything that was matching brick? how many sq meters?
What a wonderful property either combined or kept separate for vacation rental and part time living.😮😊 The old world charm and quality build has Pinterest 📌 lovers drooling 🤤 How goes your renovation?
Very sad the way these homes are let go. Probably 100k renovations . Some of the floors are magnificent and would never change them . Thanks you for a lovely tour
This one has so many interesting nooks and crannies! I wonder if you could knock out the wall between the two little rooms that appeared to be kitchen-esque, to make a two level kitchen? Or convert the little room up the half staircase into a bathroom? And if the basement is not damp, I can totally see making a small apartment down there. It would be so lovely and cool in summer
Fiorella, I see that you are from Colombia but you speak Italian so well! I have learned Spanish (I am from the USA) and I was wondering if it was hard for you to learn Italian? They seem like similar languages. Love the channel BTW!
..it's kind of Shakespearean in its ... 'the 2 houses of this family and that family...' with the Juliet balcony linking them. Or maybe that's me over-romanticising it. It's not in Venice is it?💗
This big Palazzo without bathrooms in either apartment. One tiny closet toilet for the entire building. Did residents use a public boathouse in the past?
That little nook at 10:51. Maybe they had a small chest of drawers there, which you could pull out and hide in there? 😆 🤣 😂. Back in the old days when there was always conflict. (Or when his wife comes home unexpectedly)
What a huge and well formed cantina. Along with the two apartments, this is a large property. Can the two apartments be joined in some way, maybe even at the entrance upstairs?
Hi there. It used to be a nice condo back in the days, but right now it makes me sad. I guess it would cost a whole lot to renote it and put it back in good livable order
Im thinking $48,000.00 top price. Needs : 1)through Cleaning & Assessment. 2) some new windows, 3) very Dark, mirrors on inside window transoms 4) lots of stonework, masonry, cement work is needed. Plus Tile work. 5) Inside & outside doors, weatherproofed, paint? Polyeurethaned? 6) all wrought iron saned & painted. Thats only list one... Plus Plumbing & Electric. Well worth Renovating, especially if its made into one home, plus the basement & cantina, etc
Gorgeous just the way it is !
It s really beautiful I would love to own it, it has a feeling of sacredness.
Okay Fiorella, here's my emotional 2 cents worth response to seeing this house video.
I love seeing inside buildings that have been empty for a long time.
I agree with you on feelings of nostalgia. There's something quiet, intimate feeling about going through a space that's been closed up, that hasn't had humans through it for ages and time and dust has taken back. A feeling like time has stopped here. The clock no longer matters. With some houses I see that have been untouched or unchanged for ages, part of me feels I dont want to change it.
I tell myself I would live there for a while (at least) just quietly noticing the 'vibe' of the place. Making minimal changes for habitation, cleaning it, making sure the water, sewer and electrics were working and adding very little.
I think with time though, the desire to fix and change, paint and renovate would come and that 'softening' (?) effect of time and no intrusion, would be gone.
It's probably a weird thing to many people that some people enjoy the grey, stillness of a place ... perhaps it's something from childhood when I went exploring places that I probably 'shouldn't have' ?
Those spaces have a wildness, similar to being out in nature.
Beautifully said Sandra ♥️
I do so hope Fiorella gave Aiden the "royal wave" as she stood on that regal Juliette balcony! ☺️👑👋
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This place is fantastic! It does induce a nostalgic reaction, as Fiorella stated. I would combine the 2 apartments into one, with the kitchen, dining, and bedroom in the first apartment. Expand the tiny bathroom in the first apartment into full bathroom. I would make the 2nd apartment into a lounge and another bedroom. I would turn that funny little room up the short staircase into a full bathroom. So you would end up with a 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. Very cool!
The potential is amazing!
I need to be 20 years younger,,,,,,,love, love , love this one........oh the possibilities !!
It's amazing these homes are over 500 years old & can still be lived in amazing
I wish i was younger this house is just gorgeous. Thank you for sharing. 😊🏴
You’ve outdone yourselves this time! Im really becoming enamored with Apuglian architecture. Those olden home designers clearly had la dolce vita in mind.
For those asking about LOCATION📍Sometimes for different reasons we are requested not to mention the name of the place/city/town where we do a home tour on the video itself for privacy or similar reasons, but instead to share this info upon email request.
I'm 67. Too old to take on such a task, but if I were younger, it would be a fabulous challenge ❤❤❤
This place is architecturally and age wise is fantastic. I wouldn't be surprised that there are painted frescos under the painted walls.
Grazie da Texas come sempre ❤
An amazing property! It is huge! I love the downstairs with the stone floors and voulted ceilings. But it will cost a lot of money to make this one habitable....Thanks for showing ❤
So beautiful!
Beautiful! Historic! What a grand home! Absolutely worth the effort! ❤️😃
We agree!
I think the restoration would make a good RUclips channel in itself :)
This place is ancient and packed with charm. We need an old Italian person to interpret the use of the spaces.
This would be so much fun to renovare. It's also very easy to combine into one unit. The Juliet balcony looks like it connected them at some point. Also take out that really thin wall by the kitchen. Easy to do 2Bed/2baths out of this one.
I think the first apartment can be turned into bedrooms and nice bath. Area notte.
Then the more regal apartment is kitchen, family room, studio and that old kitchen turns into a bathroom.
It makes me sad and nostalgic as you said 😢
🙏🙏🙏 for your videos ❤
This is a possibility, what a beautiful space
Even though this place has tremendous potential, I prefer a move in ready bargain such as those you would show before! I just can’t imagine myself struggling to make it livable!!
This room with the Wire window is a cold pantry, where they stored meat, butter, milk and precooked pies.
Adoro questo palazzo. È un progetto ma lo spazio è bellissimo.
Com’è possible di non avere i topi in casa con questo grano? 😁
Beautiful property! I wonder if that one room with the little sink was the Pharmacist’s office? Maybe he saw people there for house calls?
Oh, interesting. Didn't think of that
I found it interesting that you asked for an emotional response to seeing this home tour. I thought it was a roller coaster. First second I saw the front , I knew it had been a grand home. and I wasn't disappointed.The tile in the parlor was amazing and totally restoreable. I assume that raised "kitchen?" was because of the vaulted ceiling in the cellar. I'd think it should be a really nice bath rather than a tiny kitchen though.The cellar was pretty cool as well. so much potential there.
Emotionally I could see it as a finished grand and home again ,butI wish I was young enough to take on a project like that again. That place does need saving, but the neighborhood around it is a bit questionable. Would it be worth it? Like a roller coaster, my feelings were very up and very down on this one. but it is a great house, if the neighborhood was to come up along with it. maybe if one got done there would be others following. I just don't have that kind of time and my wife would nix that in a hurry. I'd have to see it in person anyway. but thanks for showing it.was the house everything that was matching brick? how many sq meters?
What a wonderful property either combined or kept separate for vacation rental and part time living.😮😊
The old world charm and quality build has Pinterest 📌 lovers drooling 🤤
How goes your renovation?
I see great potential in this, it's like an open book.
Very sad the way these homes are let go. Probably 100k renovations . Some of the floors are magnificent and would never change them . Thanks you for a lovely tour
I think that strange room could have been a prepping/storage for food
I really love the outside, BUT it really needs a lot
My😊 of work inside. I do love looking at your property s
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This one has so many interesting nooks and crannies! I wonder if you could knock out the wall between the two little rooms that appeared to be kitchen-esque, to make a two level kitchen? Or convert the little room up the half staircase into a bathroom? And if the basement is not damp, I can totally see making a small apartment down there. It would be so lovely and cool in summer
Fiorella, I see that you are from Colombia but you speak Italian so well! I have learned Spanish (I am from the USA) and I was wondering if it was hard for you to learn Italian? They seem like similar languages.
Love the channel BTW!
19:12 hahaha funny. Beautiful arches though!
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..it's kind of Shakespearean in its ... 'the 2 houses of this family and that family...' with the Juliet balcony linking them. Or maybe that's me over-romanticising it. It's not in Venice is it?💗
Pozzo Luce = Light Well.
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This big Palazzo without bathrooms in either apartment. One tiny closet toilet for the entire building. Did residents use a public boathouse in the past?
Great place. The place opposite with the roof terrace would be my ideal property. Do you ever get places like that.
We get all different types. It depends on what's on the market
That little nook at 10:51. Maybe they had a small chest of drawers there, which you could pull out and hide in there? 😆 🤣 😂. Back in the old days when there was always conflict. (Or when his wife comes home unexpectedly)
Those ceilings would most likely look fabulous with the plaster removed
It is huge and will require lots of work.
What a huge and well formed cantina. Along with the two apartments, this is a large property. Can the two apartments be joined in some way, maybe even at the entrance upstairs?
Hi there. It used to be a nice condo back in the days, but right now it makes me sad. I guess it would cost a whole lot to renote it and put it back in good livable order
It is interesting to see reviews of houses in other countries. I also inspect houses in Ukraine, but not expensive ones.
Ah a Renee and Renato balcony save your love my darling 😂😂😂
I love the house, would not change a thing.. just a good cleaning and a stove and break out everything 60/70…
Im thinking $48,000.00 top price. Needs :
1)through Cleaning &
Assessment.
2) some new windows,
3) very Dark, mirrors on inside window transoms
4) lots of stonework, masonry, cement work is needed. Plus Tile work.
5) Inside & outside doors, weatherproofed, paint? Polyeurethaned?
6) all wrought iron saned & painted.
Thats only list one...
Plus Plumbing & Electric.
Well worth Renovating, especially if its made into one home, plus the basement & cantina, etc
Bit expensive but I will do just one big apartment
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Not a very livable space IMHO. Definitely overpriced for the amount of renovation necessary and the unknowns (roof, electrical, plumbing).
€60,000 is way too high for this property! You’ve shown nicer property cheaper!