@@deborahfoss904 thankyou for commenting, yes it is a beautiful thing, can't wait to start working on it, there will be lots more to see on its renovation and fitting. It can be a little windy up here but you can't have everything, we've got lovely land and views that we are over the moon with 🙂
Thankyou, it it a lovely log burner, yes the flue will be staying that colour, I've been out voted I'm afraid lol, lots to do before its installed but we cant wait either :)
Hello from Cape Town, I have just found your content. What a great property, so much potential and a great price. I am looking forward to following your journey and watching you build your new home.👍
Oh thankyou so much for joining our channel. It will be a beautiful place, very slow progress but its a long term project so there will be plenty more to see :)
Thank you for the tour of your fabulous property and I’ve subscribed to see how your renovations evolve. That old wood burner is a gem and I tend to favour an unpolished flue. Best wishes from an Australian near Viseu.
Thankyou so much for your support. 😁Its a lovely wood burner brought all the way from the UK and Rob will be pleased he has another vote for leaving the flue as it is! Oh you are not far from us, maybe we can meet up for a coffee some time? in the mean time take care and thankyou again ❤
Great buy .. agree you got lucky 🍀 Very 👍👍But we always go on gut & if it’s meant to be it’s meant eh .. we reckon you guys roll the same way . Stunning place you guys have.. Luv the stone work, I did 20 years during stone restoration, 17 of them in Canada before returning to the uk just luv the craftsmanship of your place.
It amazes us the craftsmanship that goes into even the terrace walls, huge rocks built and chocked up with tiny infills, how did they do that hundreds of years ago with no mechanical assistance. Rob, did some Yorkshire dry stone walling back in the UK and its nothing up to what the guys did here! They churches and castles here just take it up another level! :)
@The4wildboys thankyou for your support, we've been overwhelmed by all the interest, new video will be out next Friday, see you there and look forward to hearing what you think. Take care, speak soon 🙂
@The4wildboys it's great isn't it, it's awesome, we brought it from the UK, got it for £100! Chickens are spoilt, but from day one we've been getting eggs so they deserve it 😁
You can only use cement on Man made stones. Natural stones need lime. In and outside! If you want moisture problems use cement. Its your choice ofcourse.
Thankyou for your comment, we haven't done the work on this wall yet but will be sure to look into this and point it accordingly, thankyou for your advice its much appreciated :)
@@xavierwatteeuw8275 Thankyou so much, we are still learning with the filming so the videos will get better as we go 😁 yes, lots of work to do but it will be an exciting long term project. We hope you can follow us on our journey 😃
Hi, and welcome to our channel, yes it probably will, just after we bought prices started to rocket. Yes we brought the fire from the UK, we found it on FB market place at a bargain price of £100, the flues we brought too, again, off marketplace. :)
What a cute house, and with so much development potential, plus a great view. Thanks for sharing! If you make your stove's stainless steel chimney shiny again, that shine probably won't last long if it's a single skin flu. You can also 'black' the cast iron stove, rather than trying to enamel/paint it. Blacking the stove will sort out the rust, as will you using the stove regularly. Blacking makes any tired looking stove look surprisingly smart.
Thankyou for your comments, yes lots of work to do, we will be doing it all ourselves so a long term project :) It is a single skin flu on that part, the rest to go out of the wall and up to the cowl is double skin, one in the bag for Rob then! lol What do you mean by "black" sounds like the best thing to do?
@@PlanitPortugal Stove blacking is like a polish you wipe on cast iron with a rag, or you can brush it on - usually after wire brushing the metal first. It leaves the old cast iron looking fresh and black again, and hides any rust stains. The eventual colour is actually a dark charcoal grey.
lol, we still get the rain and cold but not as bad as in the UK. We have a lovely t-shirt weather day today of 25 degrees, not bad for the middle of November eh? 😁
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I enjoy your videos as for the stove pipe I like the copper color
Thankyou so much and Oh that's 3 votes for Rob, seems to be the patina is winning 😁
what a beautiful fire it will look wonderful when renovated. looks like a lovely location
@@deborahfoss904 thankyou for commenting, yes it is a beautiful thing, can't wait to start working on it, there will be lots more to see on its renovation and fitting. It can be a little windy up here but you can't have everything, we've got lovely land and views that we are over the moon with 🙂
Fabulous log burner, I would keep the pipe that colour. Can’t wait to see it in situ. Great two videos.
Thankyou, it it a lovely log burner, yes the flue will be staying that colour, I've been out voted I'm afraid lol, lots to do before its installed but we cant wait either :)
Very interesting video, we loved the stove in the copper colour. Hopefully you can get it installed soon ❤
Thankyou, I think the flue will stay as is due to popular demand! We cant wait to restore it and get it installed, a few things to do first though :)
Hello from Cape Town, I have just found your content. What a great property, so much potential and a great price. I am looking forward to following your journey and watching you build your new home.👍
Oh thankyou so much for joining our channel. It will be a beautiful place, very slow progress but its a long term project so there will be plenty more to see :)
Great video. Love what you are doing. I would keep the pipe the copper colour😊
@@frenchfarmhouserenovation71 thankyou so much for your interest and comment, it is much appreciated. Rob will be pleased 🙂
Hello from California. Just subscribed. You have a beautiful property and it will be nice to see the changes you make. 😊
Thankyou so much for subscribing and welcome to our channel, it will be lovely but lots to do :)
nice property my late brother inlaw was born in Portugal .
@@timklassen421 Thankyou for you comments and sorry for your loss. Did your brother in law live here?
@@PlanitPortugal not sure where in Portugal he came to Canada with his family when he was a young boy .
Thank you for the tour of your fabulous property and I’ve subscribed to see how your renovations evolve. That old wood burner is a gem and I tend to favour an unpolished flue. Best wishes from an Australian near Viseu.
Thankyou so much for your support. 😁Its a lovely wood burner brought all the way from the UK and Rob will be pleased he has another vote for leaving the flue as it is! Oh you are not far from us, maybe we can meet up for a coffee some time? in the mean time take care and thankyou again ❤
Well done guys we did the same here in Corfu bought a ruin and renovated completely. We know Sylvia and she looks well at the moment
@@cliveharmsworth2894 thankyou, it's hard work isn't it? I'm sure it will be worth the effort in the end. Say hi to mom for us next time you see her 🙂
Beautiful log burner.
Thankyou, its very unusual, just what we like :)
Great buy .. agree you got lucky 🍀 Very 👍👍But we always go on gut & if it’s meant to be it’s meant eh .. we reckon you guys roll the same way .
Stunning place you guys have.. Luv the stone work, I did 20 years during stone restoration, 17 of them in Canada before returning to the uk just luv the craftsmanship of your place.
It amazes us the craftsmanship that goes into even the terrace walls, huge rocks built and chocked up with tiny infills, how did they do that hundreds of years ago with no mechanical assistance. Rob, did some Yorkshire dry stone walling back in the UK and its nothing up to what the guys did here! They churches and castles here just take it up another level! :)
@ ooo he’s gonna make something very special.. luv the stove 👍.. I’ve 2 to bring down..
Chickens 🐓 look very happy.. great set up .
I’ve not done a great deal of drystone walling .. but definitely looking forward to see what you guys get up to 👍.
@The4wildboys thankyou for your support, we've been overwhelmed by all the interest, new video will be out next Friday, see you there and look forward to hearing what you think. Take care, speak soon 🙂
@The4wildboys it's great isn't it, it's awesome, we brought it from the UK, got it for £100! Chickens are spoilt, but from day one we've been getting eggs so they deserve it 😁
your log burner is a Dovre 2000 and it will last a very log time 👍
Yes indeed, Its a beautiful log burner, we cant wait to restore it and get it back to its former glory ☺
You can only use cement on Man made stones.
Natural stones need lime. In and outside!
If you want moisture problems use cement. Its your choice ofcourse.
Thankyou for your comment, we haven't done the work on this wall yet but will be sure to look into this and point it accordingly, thankyou for your advice its much appreciated :)
Just seen your channel 😊looking forward to follow you guys 😊new subscriber 😊
Hi, Welcome to our channel and thankyou so much for subscribing, there will be lots more to come as you can see a lot of work to do! :)
Great video! A lot of potential which means a lot of work! But it will become a lovely house.
@@xavierwatteeuw8275 Thankyou so much, we are still learning with the filming so the videos will get better as we go 😁 yes, lots of work to do but it will be an exciting long term project. We hope you can follow us on our journey 😃
Keep up the good work guys!!
We will, lots and lots to do :)
It'll be double that now, amazing fireplace, did you bring it
Hi, and welcome to our channel, yes it probably will, just after we bought prices started to rocket. Yes we brought the fire from the UK, we found it on FB market place at a bargain price of £100, the flues we brought too, again, off marketplace. :)
What a cute house, and with so much development potential, plus a great view. Thanks for sharing!
If you make your stove's stainless steel chimney shiny again, that shine probably won't last long if it's a single skin flu.
You can also 'black' the cast iron stove, rather than trying to enamel/paint it. Blacking the stove will sort out the rust, as will you using the stove regularly. Blacking makes any tired looking stove look surprisingly smart.
Thankyou for your comments, yes lots of work to do, we will be doing it all ourselves so a long term project :)
It is a single skin flu on that part, the rest to go out of the wall and up to the cowl is double skin, one in the bag for Rob then! lol
What do you mean by "black" sounds like the best thing to do?
@@PlanitPortugal Stove blacking is like a polish you wipe on cast iron with a rag, or you can brush it on - usually after wire brushing the metal first. It leaves the old cast iron looking fresh and black again, and hides any rust stains. The eventual colour is actually a dark charcoal grey.
@@billyinwaves That's great advice, we will definitely give that a go, thankyou :)
where do you find property in Portugal witch website? 🙂
We found ours on the IAD website, but there are a few good sites. Idealista is one that combines properties for all other websites. Hope this helps :)
5.30 am
A lie-in! 😅
@@howardsportugal Absolutely! 😁
Bet you're missing rainy ol' Manchester.....not😁
lol, we still get the rain and cold but not as bad as in the UK. We have a lovely t-shirt weather day today of 25 degrees, not bad for the middle of November eh? 😁
Please, don't polish the pipe. Its lovely to see.
@@y.lelivelt2619 we will reveal our decision on the flue pipe in our next video 😉