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  • We bought an abandoned and derelict house in Australia🇦🇺…Come on a full tour and explore the property with us and join in the journey as we bring this home back to life! #abandoned #derelict
    #hoarder #renovation #diy #abandonedplaces #abandonedhouse

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  • @suestutzle2779
    @suestutzle2779 Год назад +15

    Hang onto that Hills hoist. They are the best for drying the clothes fast. Way better than the lines that are stuck onto the side of the house. Your home will look beautiful and I just know you will be so happy there. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I will enjoy watching your adventures in bringing this sad house back to life again. All the best.

  • @Buzzinga248
    @Buzzinga248 Год назад +60

    I love your positivity, the property has good bones, but please for the sake of your future health, do not move in until you get rid of the mildew/ mould.

    • @tomfromoz
      @tomfromoz Год назад +3

      A soaking spray of cleaning vinegar will kill even black mould very quickly turning it brown.
      _Pam_

  • @neutonrenda2303
    @neutonrenda2303 Год назад +38

    Great to see someone else who can see potential through all the mess. Most people wouldn't be bothered, but I've been in a similar situation and you can end up with a fantastic property. I can see loads of potential especially the outdoor areas. Going to enjoy watching your journey guys.👍❤

    • @LauraMoyaLocalMortgageBroker
      @LauraMoyaLocalMortgageBroker 8 месяцев назад

      Agree. Takes a lot of courage to buy something like this. If done correctly they should make some money out of this.

  • @qwertyqwert2772
    @qwertyqwert2772 Год назад +3

    there is no destination, the journey is everything !

  • @vickikay54
    @vickikay54 Год назад +12

    A bit of advice from someone who took on a similar project many years ago. Clean everything and so you can move in straight away. You sound like you are a person who can make do. Then get the roof replaced/repaired asap. Get the garden cleared so there is no further damage to the structure. When you are ready to start on the inside, do not go at it like a bull at a gate. DO ONE ROOM AT A TIME!!! No matter how tempting it is to do a whole lot all together, do not do it. It can become overwhelming to see every room at some stage of renovation, but nothing actually finished. (I learnt this the hard way).
    You sound very level headed for a young person, I wish you both all the luck in the world 😊

  • @leecarey4375
    @leecarey4375 Год назад +1

    Just found your channel and subscribed! What a journey....can't wait for more!

  • @renee9113
    @renee9113 Год назад +2

    You found a gem!!! Love these finds!!! Following now for the journey ❤

  • @sharynharrison271
    @sharynharrison271 Год назад +1

    You really have got yourself a gem! But don't move in until the mould has been fixed, it is seriously bad for your health. Congratulations on your purchase, I'd love to see updates. A fellow Queenslander xxx

  • @ramblingnomad
    @ramblingnomad Год назад +23

    WOW !!!!!! I would say you have an absolute "Diamond in the Rough" !!!! So much potential. I look forward to following as you bring this home back to life. Good luck, and safe journey.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад +1

      Thank you! And thank you for sharing this Journey with us! 😁

    • @micheledix2616
      @micheledix2616 Год назад

      I too am looking forward to watching your ups and downs of your repairs and restoration. The house should have good 'bones. Remember that you will have lots of mossies from your backyard creek. Lucky you that you have a 'real ' Hills hoist which will last your lifetime. Mine is 54 years old and still looks like new😁 The sand and dirt probably has been brought in by ants over the years of being empty. But your cornices are a lovely design.

  • @Michelle_Emm
    @Michelle_Emm Год назад +12

    I love that you're going to rescue and restore as much as possible instead of just removing everything and taking it to landfill.
    I love the blue bath and that bed is just OTT fabulous!

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад +5

      Yes!! We love love love the bed!!
      Thank you for sharing the journey with us!! 😁

    • @lynnebennett1715
      @lynnebennett1715 Год назад

      With our small unique family business, specialising in antique bed restorations, reading these comments of people still loving iron and brass beds, is making us very happy. Thank you @@UNXPIR3D

  • @ishka28
    @ishka28 Год назад

    What a great find.

  • @kathymorgan1489
    @kathymorgan1489 Год назад +2

    Just found your channel, what an amazing find!, a hidden treasure! Look forward to following you on this journey.

  • @Nightowl-72
    @Nightowl-72 Год назад +5

    Will be fantastic! I admire your dedication and enthusiasm and will watch with interest the progress you make.

  • @donnaweertman3592
    @donnaweertman3592 Год назад +6

    Great property did you check the flood map to see if it floods being beside the creek?

    • @happy-g7901
      @happy-g7901 Год назад

      Agreed. Great place but really close to the water line

  • @ElleAshterra
    @ElleAshterra Год назад +7

    Likely to have flooded in 2022 being so close to the creek. The dirt and sand due to the flooding.

  • @boop7313
    @boop7313 Год назад +2

    It's very sad that old fulla lived there surrounded by junk & mould and he was disabled. R.i.p old fulla. I just subscribed because I love it when people see the potential in things, I can't wait to watch this place come back to life. I actually live in the same general area. Please be careful of the black mould & wear masks when you're moving stuff around maybe. Anyway you probably don't need my advice. Stay healthy and best of luck! ☺

  • @susanjacquier5358
    @susanjacquier5358 Год назад +11

    Wow...like so many commenters here, I just discovered and subbed. Love your enthusiasm for this property. Too many new 'soulless' houses flooding our towns now ( gosh, I'm 70, and love a bit of character in a home). We built a home 4 years ago...just sold it and bought a house built in 1959.....it hugs you as you walk in.:)
    Gonna play catchup and follow your journey !!

  • @amypreuit4114
    @amypreuit4114 Год назад +23

    I am so glad that I stumbled upon your channel and I'm so excited to see your journey! It's a beautiful property, even through all the mess and overgrowth. Thank you for allowing us to see your dreams realized! 🎉 2:42

  • @lindaroyal8161
    @lindaroyal8161 Год назад +7

    Hi there! Just discovered your channel this morning, looks like I have some catching up to do. Personally, I'd remove all the carpeting just in case there's mold or mildew under them.
    I agree with other comments, don't start living there till the mold is under control.
    It's got a lot of bedrooms and the property will be so nice after it's cleared out.

  • @KeikoMushi
    @KeikoMushi Год назад +8

    The Dragonfruit growing up the front of the house looks rather healthy. Such a lovely species that is productive but can be a pain in the butt if left to its own devices. You'll need to get a few tipper bins to clean up that mess, but it certainly has promise.

  • @davidaustrian9455
    @davidaustrian9455 Год назад +6

    In regional Victoria houses or shacks that are falling apart used to sell for around $100,000 to $200,000. Since Covid and
    The subsequent housing crisis those properties have doubled in price and still sell!. Can you imagine that, paying top
    Dollar for a dump. Australia is not the lucky country anymore.

  • @erikas974
    @erikas974 Год назад +4

    I am in Northern Rivers and must say I am so happy to find your channel. Immediately pushed the subscribe button. The reason to actually follow a fellow Australian to save our heritage houses. Looking forward to see your journey. 🎉🎉🎉 congratulation it was a steel to get that 💎 👌👍👏

    • @sherlee123
      @sherlee123 Год назад

      This one's probably not heritage

    • @micheledix2616
      @micheledix2616 Год назад

      ​@@sherlee123 definitely not heritage ( mind is built 1969/70 & not 'heritage) but a great size house 4 bed 2 bath which in the 70's like mine not a thing to have. I am surprised that the floor tiles have not begun to lift and she didn't mention any cracking whichnis excellent. Often homes left empty do have their floor tiles move and crack. I think the ants have brought in the sand and dirt and there didn't appear to be flood marks on the low walls or cupboards etc

  • @Dragonlady80
    @Dragonlady80 Год назад +1

    Hello and wow a lot of work, but will be so rewarding, I also live in Brisbane but on the south side. Just found your channel as it was recommended for me, so new sub and I will be watching all videos to watch this house come together.

  • @angelacurro1
    @angelacurro1 Год назад +3

    Wonderful project! Just wondering if all the dried dirt in the house could be from the creek flooding into the house?

    • @livwalker4089
      @livwalker4089 Год назад +1

      That’s what I was thinking too! I hope that they know if there’s a flood risk in the area

  • @patronspatron7681
    @patronspatron7681 Год назад +3

    What a great property and find. What Bayside suburb is the house located?

  • @shirleyohearn4982
    @shirleyohearn4982 11 месяцев назад +1

    Just found your channel and have subscribed, so nice to see someone here in Australia doing the rejuvenation of home. I can see the potential, looking forward to seeing how it all goes. Going to binge watch all the videos now

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you! And thank you for sharing in the Journey 😁

  • @pamelataylor3537
    @pamelataylor3537 Год назад +4

    WOW what a great find. I’m so glad you are going to keep as much as you can and I love the beds and all the beautiful light you are going to have through all those windows will be AWESOME!! The garden will be so great when cleaned up and how lucky to have the jetty, what a great spot to sit and relax. Am looking forward to following your journey and to see what you do with this property. Good luck. Yes, Ivey subscribed, isn’t so glad to have found your channel. There is so much to love about this property I can see it all through the mess and dirt.

  • @AussieFIag
    @AussieFIag Год назад +2

    Im looking forward to watching your journey, bringing this old girl back to life.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад +1

      Thank you!! And thank you for sharing in our Journey!! 😁 she is getting more beautiful everyday!!

  • @johndon74
    @johndon74 Год назад +3

    As said by others, sort the mould out before you move in. Can be really really dangerous!! Otherwise you have purchased a total diamond in the rough. Look forward to future posts!!

  • @paulleentjes5539
    @paulleentjes5539 Год назад +1

    What a cool project have fun

  • @VeronicaHunter-c1i
    @VeronicaHunter-c1i Год назад +2

    Good luck with all that I admire your positivity can’t wait to see each chapter.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад

      Thank you!! And thank you for sharing in our Journey!! 😁

  • @helenvann3506
    @helenvann3506 Год назад +11

    What a great project! Ten years ago I bought a house on Brisbane’s northeide in a similar condition but mercifully the garden was nothing but grass. It took around six months to get it fully renovated, but it was such fun bringing it back to life. I’m so looking forward to seeing this journey

  • @TheMelbournelad
    @TheMelbournelad Год назад +4

    Hard to think something barely 30 years old got like this. Good luck

  • @patriciahetherington3380
    @patriciahetherington3380 Год назад +1

    It will be so worth it once it’s completed. Even just sitting and enjoying the sea breezes will be awesome. Million dollar views.

  • @Kitty_cat2001
    @Kitty_cat2001 Год назад +1

    I love the Hillhoist clothes line! This looks very interesting. Good luck 😊

  • @Lea-bw9wj
    @Lea-bw9wj Год назад +12

    I'm so happy to find your channel. Looks like you found a diamond in the rough. Can't believe someone planted what looked like a Norfolk Island Pine in the backyard. It's already huge and still has more to grow. Some interesting treasures. I'm sure you can find a use for all those bottles and a shopping trolly. Lucky you being right on the river and you have a jetty. Don't you dare get rid of the hills hoist. If you do you can't be an Aussie anymore 😂 Those beds!!!!!! ❤

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад +6

      Gotta keep the hills hoist!! 🇦🇺 and we love the beds to! Yes it’s a Norfolk Island pine…and we had to remove it…way too close to the house and the root system will effect the foundations….Thank you for sharing in our Journey!! 😁

  • @richellenash-kennedy1602
    @richellenash-kennedy1602 Год назад +5

    Looking forward to seeing the rest of your journey, you certainly have a big job ahead. I’m surprised to hear the house was built in the 90s! All the tapwear, doorknobs are from the 80s. Can’t wait to see what you tackle first😊

  • @paulinewastell9286
    @paulinewastell9286 Год назад +1

    Well done ! Great job

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад

      Thank you Pauline!

    • @Susan-md6nd
      @Susan-md6nd Год назад

      What have you seen, that I haven't? Not even started, crap video.

  • @UnhingedHarry
    @UnhingedHarry 4 месяца назад

    I'm sure that'll come up nice. I'll check out your other videos.

  • @cherylmonopoli2896
    @cherylmonopoli2896 11 месяцев назад +5

    Hi,I live in Adelaide I have been watching Americans and English people renovating their home for years. This is the first time I've come across Australians doing a home in Australia!! I'm excited to watch the transformation.I have subscribed and I hope it all goes well for.Even with bumps along the way.Thanks for the video and Good Luck😊😊🦘🦘🦘😊

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you! And thank you for sharing in the Journey! 😁

  • @helengibson8196
    @helengibson8196 Год назад +5

    I've just subscribed and I can't wait to see how this house becomes your home. Such a great location. I love how you are not disrespecting the previous owners.🌷

  • @McDowallManor
    @McDowallManor Год назад

    Okay. She's a wreck at the moment - but what an absolute score! Thank goodness you had the vision to see it.

  • @earthmotherwithin
    @earthmotherwithin Год назад +5

    Wow, what a great property! Can't wait to see you do amazing things here.

  • @Kiwiwanderer
    @Kiwiwanderer Год назад +4

    How wonderful. Did you give the amount you paid ? Would love to know the amount you paid and how much you put in.

  • @DoctorWEBB
    @DoctorWEBB Год назад +2

    Cash in those bottles @ 10cents each you'll likely cash in enough glass to pay for the resto.

  • @barbaradrechsler2819
    @barbaradrechsler2819 Год назад +6

    I’m looking forward to seeing you guys restoring this beautiful home 😊

  • @jkumm12
    @jkumm12 Год назад +1

    You've managed to buy a great challenge, but it seems as through there is great potential. Form wht I hear, you will be up to meeting the challenge ahead. I recently bought a deceased estate house in the country, and tthrough a similar process now live in a fantastice home. Good luck!

    • @jkumm12
      @jkumm12 Год назад

      I'll keep in touch with your progress through this special journey

  • @peterbunting5294
    @peterbunting5294 Год назад +1

    I think it is important to understand how such a property was allowed to get to this state and end up abandoned and derelict. The dwelling is probably only 30 years (maybe longer). There has been a major housing problem long before Covid

    • @DoctorWEBB
      @DoctorWEBB Год назад

      Or the previous owner was a lonely elderly man who liked to drink but became abusive when under the influence of alcohol. This is how he drove all family and friends away.
      He became reclusive sorta like a liquored up old hermit with nothing else to live for. Nobody was keeping an eye on him or even checking on he's welfare.
      One day the old fellow kicks the bucked and he's skeletal remains weren't discovered for years until some urban Explorer broke in the window, jumped inside the dark bedroom and crunched a shoe thru he's rib cage and became trapped inside this crypt full of human flesh eating necrophiliac rats distilling Moon shine in the living room. & freely Drinking from the toilet for years until dumb dumb dropped in and started screaming like a little vegan Itch. 😂

  • @TheTlangdon
    @TheTlangdon Год назад

    ✨🏆✨

  • @zzzsydneyhom1379
    @zzzsydneyhom1379 Год назад +3

    Nice to be young! Good luck and I hope that your experiences are all that you hope for...

  • @shirleygraham6229
    @shirleygraham6229 Год назад +3

    You certainly have your work cut out for you, but great choice. It is a fabulous sized house, terrific position. The garden area will be wonderful when cleared and controlled. Best wishes from Coffs Harbour

  • @nickislade5533
    @nickislade5533 Год назад +2

    The hill hoist should have an oil hole, oil it a few times and it will be good. Don’t try to force the handle
    Oh and learn to operate a floor scrubber those tiles will come up great

  • @colinl9018
    @colinl9018 Год назад +1

    Good luck with that. Rip all the carpets out mate, they are probably rotten, not worth cleaning. Lots of elbow grease and paint and............................patience.
    Get a sparky to check all of the electrics.

  • @wendyhou3416
    @wendyhou3416 Год назад +4

    New subscriber here, can’t wait to see what you do to this property. Very unusual to have a coloured bath in a 90’s house in Australia. They were phased out back in the 60’s and very early 70’s.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад +2

      Yes! we were surprised to see the blue bath and basin…they cleaned up very well…thank you for sharing the Journey with us! 😁

  • @crushingretirement
    @crushingretirement Год назад +1

    Wowsers! What a journey it will be. Quick to subscribe as it will be great fun coming on the journey with you. All the best. A chainsaw might come in handy and a few dozen skip bins too!!

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад

      Yes we have already had 7 or 8 skip bins! Thank you! And thank you for sharing in the Journey! 😁

  • @treecycle4631
    @treecycle4631 Год назад +7

    I too have just stumbled on your channel and decided to come back and work my way through the videos so far. Looks like a well built house when first constructed. Interesting how it could have been left there for so long before being put on the market and all the remnants of the previous owner left around. It's almost as thought he didn't have any family to finalise it all.😟 Just out of curiosity, how big is the block? I look forward to following your journey and great narration.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад +3

      Hi…thanks for sharing the journey with us! Unfortunately the previous owner had passed away and sadly there wasn’t a lot of family to help with finalizing things….the home has such great bones! And we look forward to bringing it back to life! 😁

    • @CherrylThorneq-qk6ou
      @CherrylThorneq-qk6ou Год назад +1

      You will get plenty of mozzies there .

  • @shaneellasdaicastrestorati3675

    What a awesome place, Can I come to look at the old mowers I'm in murrumba downs,

  • @Hunty49
    @Hunty49 Год назад +1

    A real fixer-upper. I can imagine what I would be doing in that reno.
    Step 1: The outdoors. Cut back all the trees and plant HARD! It's not hard for plants to grow in Queensland, if you go gentle, in 6 months you'll be overgrown again.
    Step 2: Plumbing and electrical. Make sure all the water leak and drainage is sorted. Tree roots are not your friends. Get the electrical safe and legal.
    Step 3: The roof. Strip the tiles and check the condition of the frame. Some lagging and metal roofing. Get the gutters redone.
    Step 4: Strip the house interiors. All cabinets, fixings EVERYTHING! And any bad carpets, damaged floor tiles etc, time for a fresh interior.
    Step 5: Remove and redo the ceiling plaster. Check the condition of the beams etc. Get some ceiling insulation in.
    Step 6: Patch all the walls. Get the floors sorted.
    Step 7: Cabinets for the house. Kitchen, bathroom, laundry etc.
    Now after 3-5 years and $100-150k, you can move in ;) Then the challenge to get the outside done starts.
    Kind of jealous of the challenge you have, but geez I would have fun as a side project during my free time. And the skills I'd learn!

  • @suegreen8214
    @suegreen8214 Год назад +2

    Lots of things to recycle!
    Don’t toss everything without really considering it first
    You can always remove it later!
    Those beds! Beautiful

  • @tanyabrown9839
    @tanyabrown9839 Год назад +2

    I helped clean out a friends house which was abandoned for maybe 15 years along with also cleaning out my grandmothers house after she died. Some of the cans of food vegetables, baked beans.. were great still to eat and i think those were over 20 to 30 years old by the very different labelling to todays of a common brand and actually tasted better then their baked beans they can today! The sauce was richer in flavour. I discard any cans which were discolored at all on the inside. I wish I'd made a video of eating 20 to 30 year old canned food.

  • @TheDodgeFactor
    @TheDodgeFactor Год назад +1

    Don't worry. Once Palashit finds out that you've got access to a water source, it will do a deal to dam it up and divert the water elsewhere. There's money in water. It should know because it used taxpayers money to build 15 privately owned dams.

  • @PennyEv4
    @PennyEv4 Год назад +1

    Congratulations, I love your positivity. However, I hope this isn't in a flood prone area- it looks like it may have flooded in the past (I'm sure you will end up making it a lovely home but it will take a lot of work. Good luck!).

  • @seekerout
    @seekerout Год назад +2

    What a fantastic find. I'm so excited for you bringing this sad property back to life. A word of caution - be sure to wear a good respirator when you tackle that mould adn make sure you get rid of all of it. Mould toxicity can be very debilitating and can make a house hell to live in.

  • @bec_r_r
    @bec_r_r Год назад +3

    The builders who built your house must have built my house. I have the exact same handles in the kitchen and internal doors. It was built 90s too and left in a bad situation,not the same as yours tho but getting there.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад

      That’s cool! 😎 we love the 90’s style of the house….thank you for sharing in our Journey!! 😁

  • @juliefaulkner2330
    @juliefaulkner2330 Год назад +1

    Just found your channel. I'm actually excited for youse. Can't wait to watch your dreams come true.

  • @TheDan7004
    @TheDan7004 Год назад +2

    Wow! What an absolute beauty! Start from the top and work your way down! Stop anything causing water damage. Remove mouldy plaster and replace etc! All the best with the journey!

  • @cootason
    @cootason Год назад +1

    Helped a mate out West in Monto with a similar sort of cleanup where it had been stuffed full of things to take away. its a big job but worth it. good luck on the renovation.

  • @gdaygday1209
    @gdaygday1209 Год назад +1

    Looks like it belonged to an elderly person who went into care suddenly??.......😳🥺

  • @TheLollygirl69
    @TheLollygirl69 Год назад +1

    I'm in NZ so no snakes poisonous spiders. But watching this having to check round me for spiders 🤪😂

  • @chrismc1975
    @chrismc1975 Год назад +3

    Hi just found you through a recommend, and excited to follow you along this journey!
    Watching you show us through I’m itching to help you clean up as I too can see the great potential and so glad you are going to retain as much as possible. 5bedrooms and location and property size well done!
    That 4 poster bed oh my!!

  • @andyjames2082
    @andyjames2082 Год назад +1

    Wow, so jealous, do you really need lawns? Maybe just paths and a few clearings! Good luck.

  • @paranormaladventureaustral1100
    @paranormaladventureaustral1100 Месяц назад

    How much was it, theres not a thing wring its just dirty, im so exited for you, thats magical and a magic garden its my dream gourgoes, beautiful home it looks worth $11000000

  • @bronwynkerr8880
    @bronwynkerr8880 Год назад +2

    What a treasure, well done, it will look fabulous when you're done

  • @jencoss814
    @jencoss814 Год назад +1

    Good luck with that guys, it’s making me tired just looking at it, loads & loads of work

  • @cyndy338
    @cyndy338 Год назад +3

    Beautiful property and house is a gem! Can’t wait to see how you transform this treasure! Lots of ideas on RUclips for those bottles!👏👏👏👍👊🤩

  • @pri3stburgess168
    @pri3stburgess168 Год назад +2

    Looks like deception Bay in Queensland. Alot of the houses there were going cheap for a while cause they were ex meth labs lol.

  • @lukewarm2075
    @lukewarm2075 Год назад +1

    Jeeus how many people have died in this place im getting pet cemetaery old wino drinking plonk 😂

  • @lukewarm2075
    @lukewarm2075 Год назад +1

    Looks great alresdy maybe add some more yard furniture more tyres etc have a bit of bbq yard burnoff 😊

  • @56music64
    @56music64 Год назад +1

    Watch out for snakes! Good luck with your restoration.

  • @roberthocking9138
    @roberthocking9138 Год назад +1

    Good luck with it, I think you will need a snake / rat and toad catcher before you need a kayak 😬

  • @crochetingaroundnewzealand
    @crochetingaroundnewzealand Год назад +1

    Crikey!!! I look forward to your progress 😊

  • @dearnwalker-s6e
    @dearnwalker-s6e Год назад +1

    I hope you have family and friends who are willing to five a hand to clear the tand completely. I would also get the experts in to fumigate under the house to kill any snakes and dangerous spiders before I started disturbing all the litter they would be living in. Safety first. It will be a nice property once renovated. The roof will need fixing before you can remove the parts of the ceilings with mould and replace the affected panels. Black mould causes serious illness

  • @adrianahalmi3337
    @adrianahalmi3337 4 месяца назад

    The only thing that makes me worried are ,, SNAKES’’!!!

  • @daisyleaf3636
    @daisyleaf3636 Год назад +3

    Nice find, my home is from 70S has great bones, some great features brickwork looks good and tiles will look awesome once tidied up. what a wonderful opportunity but I would definitely give the home spiritual cleansing to remove the old energy. And definitely put funds towards some good roofers stop those leaks. Look forward to seeing your journey and the transformation of this forgotten home.

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад

      Thank you! Yes we love the 90’s features….thank you for sharing the journey with us!! 😁

  • @lyndreyer7080
    @lyndreyer7080 Год назад +2

    Love it you will have a lot of fun making it what you want hope to watch you journey to bring it back to life all the best can't wait to see the finished home ❤

  • @Ozvideo1959
    @Ozvideo1959 Год назад +3

    Good luck guys, looks like you've found a diamond in the rough. I've subscribed and look forward to see your future updates

    • @UNXPIR3D
      @UNXPIR3D  Год назад

      Thank you!! And thank you for sharing in our Journey!! 😁

  • @dianacervenjak7404
    @dianacervenjak7404 Год назад +6

    Good luck with fixing this house. I hate to be negative, but it will cost a small fortune to repair everything

    • @Michelle_Emm
      @Michelle_Emm Год назад +2

      You might be right but they can pay as they go and not have to have a debilitating mortgage. Alot of this is cosmetic and just requires alot of elbow grease to make it habitable.

    • @GenZMother
      @GenZMother Год назад

      ⁠@@Michelle_EmmStructural, Electrical and plumbing aren’t cosmetic issues.

    • @Michelle_Emm
      @Michelle_Emm Год назад +1

      @@GenZMother I didn't realise you had x-ray vision and could see all these defects. I stand corrected.

    • @GenZMother
      @GenZMother Год назад

      @@Michelle_Emm 34 years in the building and construction industry definitely gives me X-ray vision LOL glad you admitted your mistake.

    • @Michelle_Emm
      @Michelle_Emm Год назад +1

      @@GenZMother I'll have to re-watch it because I didn't notice any subsidence, cracks in the brick walls, cracked plaster walls, signs of termite damage, sagging roofline, leaking pipes or rising damp. Few stains on the ceilings from some roof leaks which is no big deal.
      Clearly the building inspector and I must need to go to Specsavers to have missed all those things.

  • @LisaGray1000
    @LisaGray1000 Год назад +1

    Oh this will be an exciting and satisfying transformation. Love your positivity too

  • @nicoler2939
    @nicoler2939 Год назад +1

    Snakes, spiders and mozzies are going to be your best friends, no thanks lol. Looking forward to watching the progress anyway 😊

    • @DoctorWEBB
      @DoctorWEBB Год назад

      What about the malevolent angry spirit of the deceased old angry man who actively haunts the premises? Driving away anyone else who has shown any interest.
      I'd camp in a tent inside and just see if you can last a night before pouring money into a haunted house that your too scared to live in.
      Hopefully the spirit can see that your saving he's home and arnt changing too many things. He may well let you complete Reno's then amp it up to 10 with beetle juices assistance to make you run away screaming abandoning the property in much better condition at no cost to psycho Joe the ghost with the most.
      The pads looking killer and no rotting food in the unplugged old kelvinator. The ghost can continue haunting he's home because the maintaining is upto scratch for another spooky 30 years.

  • @colleenwellard7738
    @colleenwellard7738 Год назад +1

    Definitely potential. Good luck

  • @travisosborn228
    @travisosborn228 Год назад

    Awesome project! Do you mind me asking how you found a house like this for sale?

  • @andyc86
    @andyc86 Год назад +1

    Will you be filming the restoration ?

  • @dougwhiley4028
    @dougwhiley4028 Год назад +1

    Even that wouldn't have been cheap.

  • @crazyduck1254
    @crazyduck1254 Год назад +1

    the absolutely crucial thing we need to know is how much did it cost. I think i saw that walkway on a video for some well known spot like airleee beach, or something like that. I’m not from qld.

  • @keithhaycraft3765
    @keithhaycraft3765 Год назад

    I can see you needing lots of skip bins & bleach here. Your chainsaw will be getting lots of use too.

  • @peterwhelan6144
    @peterwhelan6144 Год назад

    Naturally I could be wrong but the place and poly outdoor furniture smacks of the 1970s or early 80s . Plus the other thing is of course , the place would have had to go downhill pretty fast if it was built in the1990s since that is only 33 years tops - not very old at all in the realm of housing .

  • @Toasta-Builds
    @Toasta-Builds Год назад +1

    Awesome project! Love how you are going to leave a lot of it just clean it up. The projects where people completely strip and replace are boring.
    Can’t wait for updates.
    Keep the 90s alive. Lol

  • @judycowling7069
    @judycowling7069 Год назад +2

    I think the midges drove them to drink

  • @kymmcmaster6715
    @kymmcmaster6715 Год назад +2

    Such potential in that house & yard. Cant wait to see what’s next

  • @yannosadrenalinfishing3794
    @yannosadrenalinfishing3794 Год назад +1

    Hi guys, your channel popped up on my feeds and I immediately watched your first video and was hooked. Subscribed and watched them all now 😂 I love your attitude and I look forward to watching more. Can I ask where this is? Keep up the great work. Love it 😊