I bought a 120 year old house!
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The creator tours their newly purchased, approximately 120-year-old fixer-upper house in Germany, exploring the original interior features, inspecting the flooring and wallpaper in each room, and assessing the renovation challenges ahead.
From the video
Answers: What does a 120-year-old fixer-upper house look like inside before renovation?
- 120-year-old fixer-upper house tour
- Old house renovation challenges
- Original flooring inspection
- Fachwerk timber framing
- Basement and attic inspection
What it concludes
- The house is approximately 120 years old and has been lived in by one woman for the past 92 years.
- Much of the house's interior, including doors, handles, and lamps, is original and potentially restorable.
- The heating, plumbing, floors, and wallpaper throughout the house will need to be completely redone.
- The basement features a hollow concrete floor patch caused by a decayed tree root.
- The attic reveals traditional Fachwerk timber construction, indicating the house's structural makeup.
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