Very interesting!! You have got me thinking ......I love the nature in Sweden and the lack of many restrictions regarding enjoying the outdoors etc. Well done!
Thanks so much for posting! I am looking forward to seeing how you get along and of course learning more about the community around you as well! Congratulations on a Beautiful property! A fan from Nova Scotia!
You are so welcome! Canada 🇨🇦 is great, We’re making slow progress but have just put a wood fired hot tub in the garden, more fun than work at the moment 😃
You must show us where they make the Ost 🧀. Does your original house have a wood burner too? I notice some of the summer houses don’t have one which means they are not liveable all year or for an extortionate amount for central heating. Lovely tour, thank you.
Thanks glad you enjoyed the tour, the original cabin has a huge very old Spis even though it only had 3 rooms , but was the only heat source and even had an in built water boiler, will show in detail when we do the small cabin tour. Will try and include a visit to the Ost in a video soon 👍
Thanks very much, we are jet setters by land and on a budget 😀 . We love Sweden and Portugal for different reasons and between the two there is always a great climate 👍
Can't say I know, but £7k sounds about right, my guess was maximum SEK 100k (I didn't hear you mentioning the price). But it all depends on location and the shape, and it's hard to say just from the video. The main feature of the wood stove (kakelugn) is that the smoke is led up and down through channels inside the structure so that a lot of heat from the smoke is kept heating it up instead of just going out the chimney
Thanks for the info! The chimney really does seem to hold the heat, it’s a really impressive heat output from such a small burner area. We paid 70000 SEK plus some fees totaled about £6.3k at the time, we are about half way up Vasterbotten region, so quite remote, approx 10hr drive from Stockholm 👍🇸🇪❤️
@@tapasandfika Yeah, I got where you are. I meant more "local location", like close to a lake/the sea, close to stores, close to child daycare/school. Things like that
@@tapasandfika Found this illustrating the principle, they're not all exactly the same though. www.gabrielkakelugnar.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/funktionsskiss_gabriel_kakelugn.jpg
I think you are right, we know the building was relocated and rebuilt as the road and railway moved North. This became its final resting place, it really is amazing how resourceful people were back in the day 👍🇸🇪
Hey Phil it's pronounced like *Vesterbotton* you removed the accent 'ä'.....väst means west. Very cheap property. I hope the council and service fees don't outstrip your purchase price. Insulate, insulate,insulate then add some insulation around that. adio!
Cheers 🍻 the council tax is relatively cheap as you only pay 1/4 year and totals approx £150 per year, electricity is super cheap in summer but connection is around £30 per month and you have to be connected for 12 months . Yep we are going to super insulate and look at electricity options maybe Solar for summer with generator for short winter visits 👍
Very interesting!! You have got me thinking ......I love the nature in Sweden and the lack of many restrictions regarding enjoying the outdoors etc. Well done!
@@chrisrea7347 thank you, Sweden really is paradise for outdoor life, we love it 🇸🇪❤
Thanks so much for posting! I am looking forward to seeing how you get along and of course learning more about the community around you as well! Congratulations on a Beautiful property! A fan from Nova Scotia!
You are so welcome! Canada 🇨🇦 is great, We’re making slow progress but have just put a wood fired hot tub in the garden, more fun than work at the moment 😃
That was a very interesting and informative tour. I look forward to seeing the area around you too. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers it is wonderful landscape it will be hard to show it on camera, but we’re going to try 👍
Hope the UA-cam algorithms pick up on you and bring you a much wider audience
So interesting and thank you so very much!!
No problem, glad you enjoyed it 👍
You must show us where they make the Ost 🧀. Does your original house have a wood burner too? I notice some of the summer houses don’t have one which means they are not liveable all year or for an extortionate amount for central heating. Lovely tour, thank you.
Thanks glad you enjoyed the tour, the original cabin has a huge very old Spis even though it only had 3 rooms , but was the only heat source and even had an in built water boiler, will show in detail when we do the small cabin tour. Will try and include a visit to the Ost in a video soon 👍
Welcom to Sweden 🇸🇪😁👍
Thank you, we’re going back in less than 3 weeks, we are counting down the day 🇸🇪❤️
❤Very nice, similar to Wild Roaming Rosie On You Tube, good luck!
Thank you, Roaming Rosie is a brilliant UA-cam channel 👍🇸🇪❤️
What an amazing place. Thanks for the tour, You guys are quite the jet setters. Have seen your posts in Portugal. Happy New Year
Thanks very much, we are jet setters by land and on a budget 😀 . We love Sweden and Portugal for different reasons and between the two there is always a great climate 👍
Happy New Year too 🎉
Can't say I know, but £7k sounds about right, my guess was maximum SEK 100k (I didn't hear you mentioning the price).
But it all depends on location and the shape, and it's hard to say just from the video.
The main feature of the wood stove (kakelugn) is that the smoke is led up and down through channels inside the structure so that a lot of heat from the smoke is kept heating it up instead of just going out the chimney
Thanks for the info! The chimney really does seem to hold the heat, it’s a really impressive heat output from such a small burner area. We paid 70000 SEK plus some fees totaled about £6.3k at the time, we are about half way up Vasterbotten region, so quite remote, approx 10hr drive from Stockholm 👍🇸🇪❤️
@@tapasandfika Yeah, I got where you are.
I meant more "local location", like close to a lake/the sea, close to stores, close to child daycare/school. Things like that
@@tapasandfika Found this illustrating the principle, they're not all exactly the same though. www.gabrielkakelugnar.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/funktionsskiss_gabriel_kakelugn.jpg
we’re lucky we are on bus route etc but nearest shop is about 16km away and main schools are 40-50km, no traffic though 😃🇸🇪❤️
I believe that the house is probably older than 80-90 years. I would think it's from the end of the 1800's.
I think you are right, we know the building was relocated and rebuilt as the road and railway moved North. This became its final resting place, it really is amazing how resourceful people were back in the day 👍🇸🇪
Hey Phil it's pronounced like *Vesterbotton* you removed the accent 'ä'.....väst means west. Very cheap property. I hope the council and service fees don't outstrip your purchase price. Insulate, insulate,insulate then add some insulation around that. adio!
Cheers 🍻 the council tax is relatively cheap as you only pay 1/4 year and totals approx £150 per year, electricity is super cheap in summer but connection is around £30 per month and you have to be connected for 12 months . Yep we are going to super insulate and look at electricity options maybe Solar for summer with generator for short winter visits 👍
It's not really pronounced like 'Vesterbottom' but 'Vesterbotten'.
But what do you do for work there?
We are semi retired, so don’t work in Sweden 👍
@@tapasandfika Lol....ok, good deal!
Hi did you say 7000 Pund or 70 000 Pund for this?
Hi it was under 7000 Uk pounds 👍
Hi where did you find that properties?
7,000
Its "DASS" - NOT "DADS" 😂
😀
Derived from German 'Das Haus' (the house).