About your olives, I live in Mallorca and let my olives mature to black then pick them wash and soak them in a strongly salted water for a couple of weeks, change the water for fresh salted water and do as often as needed to remove the bitterness. Then rinse them and put them in a large glass jar with some garlic, sage leaves, a few twigs of rosemary and cover with a good extra virgin olive oil and let them soak in a dark place for as long as you can resist eating them. It sounds like a lot of work but it is only a matter of minutes every few weeks and then you have your own delicious olives to serve to guests and to snack on with a glass of wine. Nothing quite as lovely as eating olives you produced yourselves. Plus the olive oil they have been soaking in will taste fantastic! A healthy pamboli.
@@davidcfrank I just prefer to wait and use them when they turn dark. They are also softer then and can easily be squished into a paste to put on bread. Yummy.
Beautiful cottage ..great potential! You might sand down and paint white the big wardrobe...if you need the storage. Or, replace with smaller one. Stunning sunset ...it touched my Soul with it's beauty. Old brown furniture can be easily painted with lovely cobalt or mint colours. Nice against white walls. A large mirror can create impression of space in small rooms. Best wishes! ❤❤🎉🎉
@@CasaBlueHillswishing you both a wonderful life in your new abode. Amazing adventures & lovely to see the progress, tysm for sharing. God Bless. 💛🙏🏼✨💜
You have a lovely property and I look forward to seeing the renovation progress! It would be great if you could film some of the local village too. What a lovely spot 🙂👍
Loving your journey. We have a place in Spain, the tiles that you don’t like you can buy tile paint - cheap and it’s really good. . The same with the wardrobe doors they could be painted.
Nice to see your next video. Almond blossom is very welcoming in the spring, you'll look forward to it. I have almond trees on the farm here, and those you have need pruning. This is a task one of the local men can help you with, and will benefit both the tree and the quality of the nuts in your harvest. No idea about the olive tree though. Raised beds are a good idea, soil here often lacks humus. To help fill the beds, ask your neighbours if there are any chicken farms or horse owners in the area. As for transport, make sure to put some plastic sheets on the car seats under the sacks, don't ask me how I know this ..... A safety point before you start planning anything outside. We made the decision here not to build anything with which we would struggle in later years, so we have no sloping paths - no risk of slipping after rain, snow, or under ice. We don't get younger, and a broken hip ..... You've discovered with the stairs in the house safety often isn't something much worried about here. If you have space, throw as little out as possible at this stage in the game, you'd be surprised how often something can come back into play and can always be disposed of later. Onwards and upwards. Sorry to disappoint you, you'll never get rid of the dust .... If you haven't found out yet, the tomillo you were given is wild thyme. What's next ? Best regards
The main thing to do is get a good wood burner and as many logs as you can, there is nothing better than sitting by a blazing log fire on a cold evening, the summer of course is for sitting out in the garden with a bottle of wine. Chris B.
So glad I found you - time for some fresh people trying the off grid experience and especially people of your ages. It’s a big step to take. Hopefully you can get your French teaching online 🎉
Hola we are a couple from Manchester we bought a little cash in the beautiful village in the wonderful ricote valley in murcia we also paid the same amount as you we have been here for 4yrs we wish you all the luck in the world we are thinking of starting our own tube channel the locals are so lovely welcomed us with open arms they are truly wonderful we are in the valley where they grow oranges and lemons on most days we will come home from shopping there will be a bag of lemons and oranges waiting for us and the odd box of cherries we have two little towns blanca which is quite modern with all the shops you need there is also a lovely town archena please get in touch it whorled be lovely to get to know you all love& best wishes rob&helen x❤
Ditch the radiators! Yes they are cheap to buy, but they are very inefficient, and cost a fortune to run., When we got our place we thought we had it sorted. Stick one in every room and leave it on full time. OK, so it wasn't Warm, but it was above freezing d so much simpler than central heating. Then the first electric bill came in 250 euros! OK, that may have included stuff used Before we moved in, as we learned the guy we bought off wasn't the most Upright in the area, but we did not repeat the experiment. Get a gas or Halogen heater instead. I don't like halogen, personally, but they are cheap to run. On the subject of gas, get spares. by Hook or by crook. The lovely Ricardo stole ours when he left, along with the light fittings, the curtain poles, and anything else that was moveable. He just snipped the light fittings off, leaving 2 little wires protruding from the ceiling for about 2 inches. Our welcome to our new home was finding an electrician so we weren't in the dark with no furniture. (Ours had been diverted to Murcia and had tro come back. Long story) Of course he had taken the butane bottles too. We had been staying with a German lass who sold us an empty container to start us off. You have to sign a contract for gas (or did) and you got one bottle per appliance. The gas guy has to check the place is safe and and verify you are not an idiot who will blow the neighbourhood into oblivion. You soon learn to hoard the things. You mentioned them coming around, in your case once a week, but that is not much use if you are mid cook or mid shower and it runs out. So you need at least One spare. You can leave a lot of stuff by the bins. The council will take it, or if it is still useful someone else will. Recycling. You don't bin much. Our old neighbour had his own scrapyard, quietly rotting away at the top of his land. Everything from beer bottles to baths, just In Case! We christened him Steptoe, bless him, but only in private! That old chap was so kind to us. We would get up to find our land scythed or a carrier bag of peppers or tomatoes hanging off the door handle.. One olive will not make any oil! i knew someone who bought a place with 32. Took them 3 days to harvest the things, took them to the Co Op and got 5 litres back! Better to let someone else do take them in exchange for some help or whatever. Good idea about the raised beds. We has a small plot with fruit trees. My idea was grow veg under and between them. I saw the place in Spring, when it was all lovely and blooming, by August when we moved in 41c it was a bit different. Most of the trees had died, from lack of water, and trying to dig that rock hard land witjh a spade nearly killed me. the crop was abysmal. I could go to the Saturday market and get all the produce I wanted for cents! Not to mention the bags of it left by neighbours. Those things in the loft Are grain stores. i have stayed in old farmhouses where the English owner had made brilliant use of them as seating/storage space. They were on the ground floor, in a room she had turned into a lovely Moroccan inspired living room. She had sawn then=m off to sofa height, put "lids" on them and covered them wirh foam seating and cushions. So she had all the storage and a great Moroccan sofa! It wasn't the most comfortable, but it worked! And kept the history intact. I have also seen them converted to kid's beds and shower cubicles. Never chuck anything and never give up on anything. My old neighbour would have saved that bed frame and made a gate out of it! Or Something. The rural mind is an ingenious mind. They have been doing Reuse, Recycle for a thousand years! The pig killing is a Matanza. Sacrifice. The pig is sacrificed to keep you alive. So it is is revered. They eat from snout to tail, and Nothing is lost but the grunt. The blood id used in sausages. That rail is nor just for sausages, but the famous hams and other things Inckuding veggies like pepppers.. It is air dried, hence the little window. ruclips.net/video/kAcCT4Ycwf4/видео.htmlsi=1-HGl2bwi0_98TfR
@@shelaghmoore-h4f wow thanks for this! Very interesting and a really useful tip about the radiators! Will definitely look for gas heaters. Plus the radiators click which is annoying in rhe night!
Hi guy's, looking forward to watching your journey. We are looking for a place in spain now that we've decided to sell up in Nottingham and make the move too.
Make sure it has planning permission many houses like this may have been built without planning permission. Be careful with damp, normally you avoid with damp. What you could do if it has lots of land buy a little wooden house.
Well Done You Two .. What part of UK was home? - We left High Wycombe in 1976 for New Zealand and no regrets apart from Family & Friends eh. Life is Good.
Yes thank you, your podcast has been a big blessing to me and to watch. The sunset is fabulous. Thank our Father for His wonderful creation, in the name of Yeshua Amen v Amen 🙏🏽😊
The olives have to be resting jn water for some time with lemon or orange slices, oregono and water changed at least once a week. There on the south you will find some videos showing how to make olive oil but remember that is some legislation about that, because it produces nasty residues.
Or for wood/bread ovens. This is where I used to live , and you will see the old lady using something similar to roast chestnuts. A bedpan would need a lid, otherwise you would set the blankets on fire! ruclips.net/video/oRaqcBe3pz4/видео.htmlsi=R0HHmf37bn6qsEg-
@@josephburgio9843 Me and Rob both fell in love with it over the years so it seemed like the natural place for us to buy somewhere. Thanks for watching!😊
Sorry I didn't watch your entire videos but what is the water supply situation there in the cottage? Yesterday I watched a British couple in Sicily who have almost given up because of the drought, they have to get water transported to them with a tank truck which is expensive. Many wells in the Mediterranean are drying up because there's no rain anymore to replenish them, and buyers beware. Best regards from Valencia, Spain 👋
We haven't come across an Aldi anywhere near us but there is a chain called Dia which is a bit similar. Also in the big towns there are Mercadona supermarkets which are more expensive but bigger and have more choice.
@@alexmorgan3435 Dia is still going today it arose again out of the dead. Squatters are not normally a problem in small villages it normally happens in cities. What Spanish landlords do now is rent out rooms rather than whole houses. Spanish landlords can only ask 35% of a person´s salary & even if the tenant doesn´t pay rent the landlord is by law forced to pay electric & water!
@@laurarojas8490 No they didn't! I was in one yesterday! I may be wrong, but I think they are franchises. We had 2, but one closed and the other is still going strong. The town where I used to live near also ended up with 2 when Dia bought out El Arbol and converted their shop to Dia
This looks like Extremadura. Type into Google "Casa rural para vender" They should come up. Try Montecorto (Málaga) not too far from Ronda with a good bus link. Anywhere around Ronda. Don´t forget for €39k most houses will need some serious attention. You´re better off just buying land & building something like a wood chalet on it. MAKE SURE WHAT YOU BUY HAS PLANNING PERMISSION! Don´t buy any illegal built property.
Os aconsejo que miréis el canal de Restaurando casas antiguas, lo realiza un profesional especializado en la restauración de casas .... A unos amigos le realizó un trabajo y genial la casa esta viva respiran los materiales. También se rebocan las paredes con arcilla_arena y cal. Mediante la técnica del Tamalest se bruñen y con la cal impermeabilización. Económica y usada desde tiempos inmemorables. Os aconsejo que investigeis
Muchas gracias por el consejo . Nos gustaría utilizar pintura de cal. Dentro el problema es que se ha utilizado pintura plástica y no sé si se puede quitarla. Voy a mirar este canal!
I cant wait to see new transformations. You should paint that ugly wardrobe and nice handles will transform it. I expect you will get dogs of your own? A nice outside patio area would look lovely. When will you be moving in pemanantly? God will lead you to where your soul needs.
I would take those wood inlayed doors off and make a table. That way you would get more enjoyment out of them. Then you can do something else with the closet.
ruclips.net/video/hmreol9a4Cs/видео.html. This property is renovated within an inch of its life. I found it very inspirational. It happens to be one of my favourite colours. I love how the furniture turned out. I thought I would share with you😀
Yes we've decided we won't paint the wardrobe. I promise you it is 100% real :) :) I am very new to making videos and don't know how to change the colour!
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It was wonderful to see your thanks to God for his creation! Magical sunset, thank you
About your olives, I live in Mallorca and let my olives mature to black then pick them wash and soak them in a strongly salted water for a couple of weeks, change the water for fresh salted water and do as often as needed to remove the bitterness. Then rinse them and put them in a large glass jar with some garlic, sage leaves, a few twigs of rosemary and cover with a good extra virgin olive oil and let them soak in a dark place for as long as you can resist eating them. It sounds like a lot of work but it is only a matter of minutes every few weeks and then you have your own delicious olives to serve to guests and to snack on with a glass of wine. Nothing quite as lovely as eating olives you produced yourselves. Plus the olive oil they have been soaking in will taste fantastic! A healthy pamboli.
@@katella oo that sounds lovely. If there's olives on our tree next year I will try that!
@@katella thanks very much for this. If there are olives on our tree next year I will definitely try this!
We do the same here in Andalucía, but while they are still green. When ready, they’re not as pretty as commercially prepared ones but are delicious
@@davidcfrank I just prefer to wait and use them when they turn dark. They are also softer then and can easily be squished into a paste to put on bread. Yummy.
@@katella something for me to try then!
Beautiful cottage ..great potential! You might sand down and paint white the big wardrobe...if you need the storage. Or, replace with smaller one. Stunning sunset ...it touched my Soul with it's beauty. Old brown furniture can be easily painted with lovely cobalt or mint colours. Nice against white walls. A large mirror can create impression of space in small rooms. Best wishes! ❤❤🎉🎉
@angelique2653 love the idea of cobalt or mint and large mirror, yes we should have thought of that! 😁
Interesting, very intrepid of you! I have lived in Spain (Valencia) for almost 40 years.
how lovely!
Wishing you both lots of fun, adventures, helpful people new friendships! Life is a journey, one to be enjoyed! 🥰
yes we definitely agree with that!
@@CasaBlueHillswishing you both a wonderful life in your new abode. Amazing adventures & lovely to see the progress, tysm for sharing. God Bless. 💛🙏🏼✨💜
You have a lovely property and I look forward to seeing the renovation progress! It would be great if you could film some of the local village too. What a lovely spot 🙂👍
thank you!
Loving your journey. We have a place in Spain, the tiles that you don’t like you can buy tile paint - cheap and it’s really good. . The same with the wardrobe doors they could be painted.
I was going to suggest that, but they seemed to want new. Do they still have those transfers that you can put on the tiles to make them less boring?
Your work is going along nicely. What a glorious sunset. 😊😊
glad you liked it!
Nice to see your next video. Almond blossom is very welcoming in the spring, you'll look forward to it. I have almond trees on the farm here, and those you have need pruning. This is a task one of the local men can help you with, and will benefit both the tree and the quality of the nuts in your harvest. No idea about the olive tree though. Raised beds are a good idea, soil here often lacks humus. To help fill the beds, ask your neighbours if there are any chicken farms or horse owners in the area. As for transport, make sure to put some plastic sheets on the car seats under the sacks, don't ask me how I know this .....
A safety point before you start planning anything outside. We made the decision here not to build anything with which we would struggle in later years, so we have no sloping paths - no risk of slipping after rain, snow, or under ice. We don't get younger, and a broken hip ..... You've discovered with the stairs in the house safety often isn't something much worried about here. If you have space, throw as little out as possible at this stage in the game, you'd be surprised how often something can come back into play and can always be disposed of later.
Onwards and upwards. Sorry to disappoint you, you'll never get rid of the dust .... If you haven't found out yet, the tomillo you were given is wild thyme. What's next ? Best regards
Beautiful little paradise.
thank you!
Spectacular views, and handy to have a garage.
The main thing to do is get a good wood burner and as many logs as you can, there is nothing better than sitting by a blazing log fire on a cold evening, the summer of course is for sitting out in the garden with a bottle of wine. Chris B.
Theres endless jobs to do , but we are sure you will enjoy every one. Beautiful.
thank you!
Wishing you a lifetime of happiness and good health in your wonderful new home X
So glad I found you - time for some fresh people trying the off grid experience and especially people of your ages. It’s a big step to take. Hopefully you can get your French teaching online 🎉
@@peacepoppy3809 thank you and yes, possibly might try that 🙂
Usually, I'm a fan of poppies and keeping tiles. In this case, I think it looks way too busy in there 😍
Me and the missus know your new to this and keep going your doing great 👍
Thanks for your encouragement!
All the very best ❤
@@adriannemartin9966 Thank you! 😊😊
Hola we are a couple from Manchester we bought a little cash in the beautiful village in the wonderful ricote valley in murcia we also paid the same amount as you we have been here for 4yrs we wish you all the luck in the world we are thinking of starting our own tube channel the locals are so lovely welcomed us with open arms they are truly wonderful we are in the valley where they grow oranges and lemons on most days we will come home from shopping there will be a bag of lemons and oranges waiting for us and the odd box of cherries we have two little towns blanca which is quite modern with all the shops you need there is also a lovely town archena please get in touch it whorled be lovely to get to know you all love& best wishes rob&helen x❤
@@robhigham so pleased to hear you found somewhere so lovely for the same amount!
What a sunset
yes it was amazing!
Ditch the radiators! Yes they are cheap to buy, but they are very inefficient, and cost a fortune to run., When we got our place we thought we had it sorted. Stick one in every room and leave it on full time. OK, so it wasn't Warm, but it was above freezing
d so much simpler than central heating. Then the first electric bill came in 250 euros! OK, that may have included stuff used Before we moved in, as we learned the guy we bought off wasn't the most Upright in the area, but we did not repeat the experiment. Get a gas or Halogen heater instead. I don't like halogen, personally, but they are cheap to run. On the subject of gas, get spares. by Hook or by crook. The lovely Ricardo stole ours when he left, along with the light fittings, the curtain poles, and anything else that was moveable. He just snipped the light fittings off, leaving 2 little wires protruding from the ceiling for about 2 inches. Our welcome to our new home was finding an electrician so we weren't in the dark with no furniture. (Ours had been diverted to Murcia and had tro come back. Long story)
Of course he had taken the butane bottles too. We had been staying with a German lass who sold us an empty container to start us off. You have to sign a contract for gas (or did) and you got one bottle per appliance. The gas guy has to check the place is safe and and verify you are not an idiot who will blow the neighbourhood into oblivion. You soon learn to hoard the things. You mentioned them coming around, in your case once a week, but that is not much use if you are mid cook or mid shower and it runs out. So you need at least One spare.
You can leave a lot of stuff by the bins. The council will take it, or if it is still useful someone else will. Recycling.
You don't bin much. Our old neighbour had his own scrapyard, quietly rotting away at the top of his land. Everything from beer bottles to baths, just In Case! We christened him Steptoe, bless him, but only in private! That old chap was so kind to us. We would get up to find our land scythed or a carrier bag of peppers or tomatoes hanging off the door handle..
One olive will not make any oil! i knew someone who bought a place with 32. Took them 3 days to harvest the things, took them to the Co Op and got 5 litres back! Better to let someone else do take them in exchange for some help or whatever.
Good idea about the raised beds. We has a small plot with fruit trees. My idea was grow veg under and between them. I saw the place in Spring, when it was all lovely and blooming, by August when we moved in 41c it was a bit different. Most of the trees had died, from lack of water, and trying to dig that rock hard land witjh a spade nearly killed me. the crop was abysmal. I could go to the Saturday market and get all the produce I wanted for cents! Not to mention the bags of it left by neighbours.
Those things in the loft Are grain stores. i have stayed in old farmhouses where the English owner had made brilliant use of them as seating/storage space. They were on the ground floor, in a room she had turned into a lovely Moroccan inspired living room. She had sawn then=m off to sofa height, put "lids" on them and covered them wirh foam seating and cushions. So she had all the storage and a great Moroccan sofa! It wasn't the most comfortable, but it worked! And kept the history intact. I have also seen them converted to kid's beds and shower cubicles. Never chuck anything and never give up on anything. My old neighbour would have saved that bed frame and made a gate out of it! Or Something. The rural mind is an ingenious mind. They have been doing Reuse, Recycle for a thousand years!
The pig killing is a Matanza. Sacrifice. The pig is sacrificed to keep you alive. So it is is revered. They eat from snout to tail, and Nothing is lost but the grunt. The blood id used in sausages. That rail is nor just for sausages, but the famous hams and other things Inckuding veggies like pepppers.. It is air dried, hence the little window. ruclips.net/video/kAcCT4Ycwf4/видео.htmlsi=1-HGl2bwi0_98TfR
@@shelaghmoore-h4f wow thanks for this! Very interesting and a really useful tip about the radiators! Will definitely look for gas heaters. Plus the radiators click which is annoying in rhe night!
Enjoyed your video,I would keep the wardrobe,great for storage! 🥰🇨🇦
thank you, and yes we've both decided we will keep it now!
Hi guy's, looking forward to watching your journey. We are looking for a place in spain now that we've decided to sell up in Nottingham and make the move too.
Ooo great to see the inside , love the music and would like to see the olive oil .. you’ll be doing a cooking show soon !!! Beautiful sunset 👍
@@Sharon-l9r4t I have to say, I'm not the world's best cook!!
Just found you guys. Loving your content so far.
Hi there! Loving the videos of your journey so far, we live in manilva, looking forward to seeing your next video!
thank you, oo lovely to live so near the sea!
Simply amazing! Truly beautiful! Thank you. (Don't change your production)
@@johnslight5742 thank you 🙂
Beautiful sunset
yes it was amazing!
Lovely casa de campo. And some great views. Buena suerte con la reforma. Now where can i buy one for €39 k
Decide roughly what area you are interested in and then start to look from at least an hour inland.
Make sure it has planning permission many houses like this may have been built without planning permission. Be careful with damp, normally you avoid with damp. What you could do if it has lots of land buy a little wooden house.
Lovely video
Thank you for sharing
Looking forward to many more
thank you!
Spain really ate and left no crumbs with that sunset 🌅
Es una gran reforma...animo. It is a great reform. Encourage.
muchas gracias!
Love dark wood on white walls.
i think you're right actually!
Thanks for the video
Amen 🙏
Another lovely video!
thank you!
Wonderful to see you following your dreams..
God is Good! ❤
I hope to move to Spain soon aswell God willing.. 🙏
Greetings from Holland
hope everything goes well for you!
Show us round the village, please
¡que hermosa!
gracias!
Great Choice to buy yr dream life Cottage
You speak Spanish well! Also, it appears that you found yourselves a dog!
thank you, yes she is lovely!
Great!!😁
Good to see people following their dreams 😊What part of Spain is this?
@@here-is-my-profile Castilla la Mancha
You can paint tiles and revamp.
that's a good idea, but the grout around them has got ground in dirt so I don't know if it's possible to renovate that.
Could you show the over head view of the property. Good Bess you.
yes, we've included that in the next video. Bless you too!
Well Done You Two .. What part of UK was home? - We left High Wycombe in 1976 for New Zealand and no regrets apart from Family & Friends eh. Life is Good.
You might be able to salvage the nice tiles, remove carefully and soak, the adhesive might come off.
very useful thank you, didn't know you could do that.
Yes thank you, your podcast has been a big blessing to me and to watch. The sunset is fabulous. Thank our Father for His wonderful creation, in the name of Yeshua Amen v Amen 🙏🏽😊
Being an older property having the cables on show is pretty normal. Hopefully the clipping is straight but anyway it all adds character!
Amen!
oo thank you, that's useful to know it's normal.
@@CasaBlueHills It's a wonder the outside isn't festooned with them!
My guess is that the big frying pan is probably a paella pan.
I was thinking it was a "bed warmer," used to heat up the bed between the mattress and blankets in the winter.
@@scottamartin2518 Its for use in a bread oven. A bedpan needs a lid.
Très belle région, quel est le nom du village?
The olives have to be resting jn water for some time with lemon or orange slices, oregono and water changed at least once a week.
There on the south you will find some videos showing how to make olive oil but remember that is some legislation about that, because it produces nasty residues.
I didn't know about the residues, and yes next year I will look for some videos to help me. Thanks very much!
Honouring God is the right way to go 🌈✝️🕊️😇😘🥰😍 x x x
They are probably bedpans. Not frying pans 😊
I was thinking they were "bed warmers," used to heat up the bed between the mattress and the blankets in the winter.
Or for wood/bread ovens. This is where I used to live , and you will see the old lady using something similar to roast chestnuts. A bedpan would need a lid, otherwise you would set the blankets on fire! ruclips.net/video/oRaqcBe3pz4/видео.htmlsi=R0HHmf37bn6qsEg-
Just wondering why you chose Spain?...most people from the UK are buying in Italy 🇮🇹...thanks
...new to your Chanel!!
@@josephburgio9843 Me and Rob both fell in love with it over the years so it seemed like the natural place for us to buy somewhere. Thanks for watching!😊
Sorry I didn't watch your entire videos but what is the water supply situation there in the cottage? Yesterday I watched a British couple in Sicily who have almost given up because of the drought, they have to get water transported to them with a tank truck which is expensive. Many wells in the Mediterranean are drying up because there's no rain anymore to replenish them, and buyers beware. Best regards from Valencia, Spain 👋
The stream in the village is still running as normal and we have no restrictions on tap water.
The couple in Scilly need to think about covering up their plant areas at the hottest times of day!
@@CasaBlueHills Most of southern Spain has major water shortages and drought conditions.
Do you have an Aldi close by
We haven't come across an Aldi anywhere near us but there is a chain called Dia which is a bit similar. Also in the big towns there are Mercadona supermarkets which are more expensive but bigger and have more choice.
@@CasaBlueHills Mercadona are more expensive than El Día?????? El Día went bankrupt.
@@laurarojas8490 Dia was still going in May when I was in Spain. I bought stuff from a few.
@@alexmorgan3435 Dia is still going today it arose again out of the dead. Squatters are not normally a problem in small villages it normally happens in cities. What Spanish landlords do now is rent out rooms rather than whole houses. Spanish landlords can only ask 35% of a person´s salary & even if the tenant doesn´t pay rent the landlord is by law forced to pay electric & water!
@@laurarojas8490 No they didn't! I was in one yesterday! I may be wrong, but I think they are franchises. We had 2, but one closed and the other is still going strong. The town where I used to live near also ended up with 2 when Dia bought out El Arbol and converted their shop to Dia
Looking for the similar house not to far from the amenities. Any help would be appreciated.
This looks like Extremadura. Type into Google "Casa rural para vender" They should come up. Try Montecorto (Málaga) not too far from Ronda with a good bus link. Anywhere around Ronda. Don´t forget for €39k most houses will need some serious attention. You´re better off just buying land & building something like a wood chalet on it. MAKE SURE WHAT YOU BUY HAS PLANNING PERMISSION! Don´t buy any illegal built property.
Os aconsejo que miréis el canal de Restaurando casas antiguas, lo realiza un profesional especializado en la restauración de casas .... A unos amigos le realizó un trabajo y genial la casa esta viva respiran los materiales. También se rebocan las paredes con arcilla_arena y cal. Mediante la técnica del Tamalest se bruñen y con la cal impermeabilización. Económica y usada desde tiempos inmemorables. Os aconsejo que investigeis
Muchas gracias por el consejo . Nos gustaría utilizar pintura de cal. Dentro el problema es que se ha utilizado pintura plástica y no sé si se puede quitarla. Voy a mirar este canal!
Where is this village? Be careful once you start feeding the local dogs you might have to start thinking of names for them.
What is the name of the town?
not saying this at the moment but it's in Castilla La Mancha
@@CasaBlueHills Blimey that is inland!
@@laurarojas8490 Best place to be! Well away from the expratz. Wish I had stayed in Extremadura. but I will get back.
I cant wait to see new transformations. You should paint that ugly wardrobe and nice handles will transform it. I expect you will get dogs of your own? A nice outside patio area would look lovely. When will you be moving in pemanantly? God will lead you to where your soul needs.
not sure yet when we can move permanently. Depends on a few different things. Yes, he is a good God!
Please don't paint that beautiful inlaid wardrobe white. Please.
Ditto, the wood on that is beautiful
Yes, actually seeing it in the video has made me appreciate it! I won't pain it!
paint
@@susansawatzky3816that was my thought exactly ❤
I would take those wood inlayed doors off and make a table. That way you would get more enjoyment out of them. Then you can do something else with the closet.
Cottage is too dark, depressing. I need windows and sun in the rooms. Very curious to see the renovations….
@annievanderhoydonks4618 we can open the windows when it's cool but you really need to keep them closed when it's hot, it does make a big difference 😁
ruclips.net/video/hmreol9a4Cs/видео.html. This property is renovated within an inch of its life. I found it very inspirational. It happens to be one of my favourite colours. I love how the furniture turned out. I thought I would share with you😀
Yes that it beautiful!
Keep the wardrobe for now, because you will have more urgent things to spend your money on. ❤
Don’t paint the wardrobe white! It is a beautiful design. That sunset doesn’t seem real.
Yes we've decided we won't paint the wardrobe. I promise you it is 100% real :) :) I am very new to making videos and don't know how to change the colour!