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Bringing Light to our Victorian House | A Post Renovation Home Tour |
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2020
- Last year, we completed a total renovation on our Victorian period home. Despite us loving our home, it was very dark and the space didn't work that well for us as a family. The aim was to move the stairs and rearrange the upstairs layout, to bring more light and space. We've finally got things organised enough for me to show you around, and I hope you'll enjoy this brief tour.
If you'd like to see the 'Before' video, you can check it out here • "BEFORE" HOUSE TOUR | ...
If I've missed telling you where anything is from and you'd like to know, please feel free to ask in the comments and I'll aim to reply to them all.
I love it and the kitchen is perfect! So much more light. Well done you guys
Thank you so much. We still can't get over the kitchen, it's such a massive change!
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the light and all the lovely colours you've used. Amazing :)
Thank you for such a kind comment! I think that's the worry when you're in the middle of it all, that you won't end up with the light space you hoped for. I'm so pleased with the end result though
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us x
Thank you for watching! And for your lovely comment too xx
WOW! The kitchen looks FANTASTIC 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you! Such a change from how it was before, I'm still so in love with it
Katy - your home is just amazing!! Stunning. Well done to you all. I absolutely love it all.
Thank you so much! It's been amazing to see the transformation and how it's all come together in the end
Thanks for the tour, you did an absolutely brilliant job 🔥
Wow love this so much!
Wow your house is beautiful!!!.🤗Love the kitchen!!!. Where did you get the kitchen from please?.
Beautiful
Thank you so much
This is really useful, thanks.
Gorgeous house 😍, Thank you for sharing x
beautiful
Thank you so much xx
The master bedroom is beautiful! Don't change the colour of the walls! It was a "happy accident."
Beautiful xxxx
Where are your pendent lights from in your kitchen?
They're from Pooky. We bought quite a few lights from there and I really rate them
@@hotpinkwellingtons2184 thank you for replying! I’ll check them out :)
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Do you mind to let me know how much you spend on the renovation? I just bought a similar house. Thanks!
The building work cost around £70k, so not cheap, but we pretty much gutted the house, so covered a lot of work. I'm not sure we added that much value to the house, but we want to stay here forever, so it was worth it for us
Hi I love your house wanted to know is your radiators still working well wanted to upgrade to cast iron radiators and may I ask where you got the brass door knobs from. Thank you:
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Hi you see your cast iron radiators does it give out good heat output your answer will be much appreciated. Thank you.
Yes, they're great, very warm. They take a little longer to warm up than normal radiators, but I've never found that a problem, and they also retain the heat for longer once they're turned off. You do need to make sure you get the correct heat output for the room, just like a normal radiator - taking into account how many external walls, windows, insulation etc. There are calculators online that you can use to work this out though.
How was the results of the full structure surveying? Did you ask for one before buying? I m in the process of buying one and it looks nice but I m afraid of future maintenance costs
We did have a full structural survey done before we bought which did throw up some issues that we needed to sort (we had the front and side of the house repointed and some replastering done inside too, as well as some electrical work). Old houses definitely come with a maintenance commitment! But I think the key is to be able to read between the lines with a survey, as it will also flag a lot of things which maybe aren't so urgent, and have them in mind to deal with down the line
Hot Pink Wellingtons yeah makes me think should I go ahead or not..... this is renovated already but I m still afraid as I live alone and have a chronic illness that makes me wonder if I can take care of it all alone but other houses i saw had other issues that I didn’t like ...
@@shahilagh sounds like it's worth having the survey and seeing how it comes back. It may not need anything done for a while if it's already renovated. Fingers crossed for you!
Hot Pink Wellingtons did the vendor commit to resolving them before you move?
You said some electric issues were found. My surveyor didn’t do them and said you should check it separately ... but I paid almost 800 and I thought he would check
@@shahilagh we had very similar. I think from what I remember our survey just said the electrics may need updating and the vendors couldn't provide certificates for work done. We had an electrician do a full check once we moved in and the work done then
Would you mine sharing where Max's bed is from? Thanks. Xx
Of course, it was from Feather & Black (the Oliver bed)
Where did you buy the radiators? Or were they in the house when you got it.
No, we replaced all the radiators in the house with these. They're from the Cast Iron Radiator Company, who I really recommend. Had a long phone call with them to work out all the outputs we needed and they were so helpful
How how much did your wardrobe cost to buy and fit
I'm sorry, they were custom built by our carpenter and I can't recall the cost now as he did lots of other work for us too. I seem to recall it was comparable with the cost of buying two wardrobes to fit in the space though
Hi where is the fireplace in the bedroom from is it Victorian thanks
It's not original, it's from the Period House Store. We needed quite a small one to fit, so couldn't find a reclaimed one to fit, but this one was perfect and I love the look of it
Can I ask how much it cost
@@riazhekim2054 if you look on their website it's the Victorian Cast Iron Fireplace - Small at £360