Restoring an 800-Year-Old Mill into a Riverside Dream Home | Building Historic Homes | Abode
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2024
- Watch as a couple transforms a dilapidated 800-year-old watermill on the brink of collapse into their dream home, blending historic charm with modern luxuries. See how they overcome structural challenges and use a high-tech timber frame to reconfigure the layout of this iconic riverside relic.
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Really cool to see people that age to be so enthusiastic ...never too old to fulfill your dreams. Never stop playing!
So nice to see the enthusiasm of everyone involved, and it's a lovely home.
Her sense of interior design is a singularity.
The pinnacle of tacky gaudiness👌
I hope they enjoy it another 50 years!
I applaud this lovely couples’ restoration of the wonderful old building, but lament the glitzy interiors, so not in keeping with the style of the building. I did not care for the color blocked exterior either, but expect it will improve as the cedar fades. I must confess to some envy though- the views were stunning, the sound of rushing water just fabulous, and the terrace off the master bedroom was a genius idea. Long may they enjoy their home and each other. And kudos to them for expending love and care on a crumbly old building. I’m all for historic preservation!
I admire this coupled ❤❤❤
Someone needs to review the definition of restoration
Look what they did to my boy!!!!
Spiffing 😃
Kind of sad they didn’t put the water wheel back in 😢
Or is not "the" wheel, a micro-hydro plant that could power the home.
Judging by the walk through the interior will show no signs you are in an ancient mill, missed opportunity for an unusual decor unlike any other. I've converted a chapel years ago and when you walk in you in no doubt whst the building was, but still has all the modern facilities and luxuries of the modern world with a twist that every entrant when they arrive admires . How these iconic buildings should be done.
Dark!
So was this not a scheduled building? If no, why not?
Haha the sims 3 theme song, right?😂
Just buy a Barrat new build like me!
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While I applaud the concept of saving historic buildings and giving them new life, I feel this is a lost opportunity. Over and over the narration emphasizes the goal of retaining the original character of the building, but leaving a few remnants of beam, brickwork, and stone are not enough to accomplish this. The entire exterior of the building has been transformed by color-blocked siding and balconies with glass balustrades into the look of a suburban apartment complex. And inside they've simply plugged in a ho-hum middle class interior without grace or sympathy. [The other mill example that came mid-episode did better.] I'd rather see the old mill as it was, left alone to live out its remaining years.