Six months after leaving Southeast London, Gavin and Nicole look back on the progress made at their derelict Welsh farmhouse and across the surrounding 13.5 acres. Overgrown land has been cleared, major repairs tackled, and key decisions made to modernize the house without losing its character. Storms and flooding bring fresh challenges, but family support, life on the land, and steady hands-on work keep the renovation moving forward. As the year closes, this old house feels less like a fixer upper and more like a long-term home with a future worth building.
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S1E7 Basketball and Pickle-ball Courts
A unique home project emphasizes design and landscaping, showcasing features like pathways, water elements, and an intricate pool design. Excitement builds as a greenhouse is planned, and exterior materials like stone and slate are selected. Inside, construction progresses with cabinet installati...
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S2E19 Structural Ridge Beam Installation
The house build series kicks off with an overview and the framing of the first floor. A local Amish crew is hired for complex tasks. Despite challenges with heavy materials and humidity, progress is made on the subfloor. Wall framing and window openings are checked, and the ridge beam is installe...
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S1E7 Touring the Farm and Planning th...
Gavin and Nicole step back to tour their smallholding, sharing progress across the wider farm beyond the main house. They explore the history of the piggery, assess the condition of the old cottage and tractor shed, and outline plans to restore each space while preserving the property’s character...
