Reviving a 18th Century Flint Mill - The Restoration Man - S03 EP2 - Home Renovation
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2020
- Follow the ambitious restoration of a dilapidated 18th-century Flint mill in Staffordshire by Alan and Dora Appleby. Facing structural challenges, budget overruns, and weather setbacks, this episode showcases their dedication to reviving a piece of industrial history, transforming the forgotten mill into a unique and historic home.
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The Restoration Man features architect George Clarke as he explores the UK, discovering unique buildings being transformed into homes. Each episode highlights a different historical structure, like windmills, churches, and towers, focusing on their restoration, architectural significance, and the personal stories of the homeowners involved. This series blends history, architecture, and inspiring renovation tales.
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This couple, Alan and Dora remind me of Robbie Williams and Embeth Davidtz 😉 What they have done with the Mill is amazing!
I absolutely love these videos, they are SO inspiring and well made, they bring me peace in some way to see old history be maintained and restored, ABSOLUTELY love it!!!
Simply incredible!!...the presentation of the big cup and the couple becoming emotional make my eyes watery😢👍👍👍😇
Much classier intro than the one of George flying around adjusting houses. Well done.
This is not a wreaked Church its an old mill. Alan and Dora did this fabulous job because of their passion and love for restoration They absolutely bash the ball out of the park on this one. I'm blown away with what they did, this is one of my all time favorite restorations. I can understand why Alan followed his heart instead of his brains cause this old building was eusing with character it had to be done. He just couldn't walk away from it and I completely understand why? They are absolute masters at their profession. If I ever had the opportunity to purchase an old derelict building, I hire these two as project managers in a heart beat, I really would. They are naturals at what they do.
Loved Alan's personality & knowledge. Such a lovely house.
Unless I'm confused... Wrong episode mismatched to title... this Flint Mill has been flighted before... 😏
Yes, I agree 🙂
Fantastic episode. Congrats to this couple por fight, patient, perseverant to obtain their targets!!!! Outstanding build.
This is one of my favorite restorations! They have kept with the character of the building inside and out, no 60's modern design!
One of the best restorations I've seen. Congratulations to them!
My favorite so far , beautiful people and thank you George for all the historical finds you show us ❤️🇺🇸
One of my favorite restorations!
This home owner looks like Robbin Williams 🤩. Life is really fragile, I miss him now
I just want to hug these guys. They are so sweet!!
Fascinating information about the pottery industry. I hadn't thought about the source of the silica for the ceramics. Now I want to know more.
I could not live there, what with the trains going by frequently. Beautifully restored, but the location is not ideal. Thanks for the upload.
What I ve learned from all of this wonderful series is that people are so naive when it comes to budget. And this couple didn’t even want to do smth by themselves to cut the cost down a bit…. Very beautiful restoration anyway
Fantastic people, restoration, attitudes and outcome. The repurposed 20s desk and wood table were my faves.Truly enjoyed it. Thanks!
only thing is it's next to the train track. that would be a no go for me, especially as as their final 'retirement' home. it's beautiful yeah, but that track just kills the vibes for me
I love the background music and the show is equally good
Beautifully done restoration & interior decor & design. One of the best from this show.
This is a favorite!! Gorgeous outcome!
Over the past few days I have watched so many of these. But I can say this one has been the best one yet. Holy cow they live in my dream house. Now if it was in the states . WELLDONE TO THEM .
I would have liked to see the circular windows functional. They appear to be stationary. Love this restoration though!
This is one of the best restorations I have seen.
So beautifully done, from the restoration and addictions to the decoration.
Amazing resto! Soo beautiful!
This is my favorite restoration.
This may be my new favorite home, ever!
Can I have it?😂
I love the industrial theme throughout.
This one is absolutely brilliant! Would like to own it myself.
Fabulous restoration! Congrats! 🎉
Beautiful restoration
Truly amazing!!!
Fantastic job.
Very nice.....
This is a charming couple with great spirit. The living room does seem gloomy. Only four small windows. Hmmm....
Now this was a labor of love. I didn't get why they built the garage first. Happy ending that's what's counts.
What a beautiful end result. There is always an issue with the budget with these shows..... is that for the tv audience????
Is George like 7’ tall or is the couple very short or both? 😅
Two dark not enough windows
a church or a mill?
Has it been mentioned, who discovered flint made pottery better
Title doesnt fit content. But still good.
Dora the restorer!!
Its not a Church, its a mill.
This episode is called "Abandoned Flint Mill" and the original upload is here: ua-cam.com/video/bHXzVrQLaDc/v-deo.html
George Clark cartoon graphic intro was more interesting to watch than this dull intro graphic 😄
Is the restoration man a Giant or are the couple tiny?
£175.000 for the total restoration of this building yes, and man really did land on the moon, after going through the impossible Van Allan Radiation Belt, that they had no protection on the space ship to protect them against, now back to the Plot £175.000 let's see how soon that money goes and one good thing about this restoration, no chance of the dreaded bun in the oven on this build PHEW!!!