Farmhouse restoration

Peek behind the curtain as we dust off the cobwebs and breathe new life into a charming 1900s farmhouse. Join us on an adventure of discovery and renovation accompanied by lots of elbow grease, creativity, and trouble shooting. All done on a shoestring budget but with a pocketful of dreams. Ready to uncover the mystique of 'DIY 1900s Farmhouse Renovation on a Budget'? Stay tuned!

Mostly DIY 1900 farmhouse renovation-from the before tours to the before-and-afters of the first floor rooms after remodeling.

In this episode we discuss our goals with our farmhouse fixer - to restore or remodel - and what we've found so far that has surprised us. Siding plants and zucchini recipes round out the show - come and join us! #podcasts #podcasting #farmhouse #farmhousefixer #oldhouses #anoregoncottage

If you are looking to save money on fixing up your old house check if your state offers a Historic Tax Credit. We saved $5,000 on our first old house rehab and our state offers up to $50,000! At least 39 states offer a Historic Tax Credits which can be 20%-25% of project costs. HISTORIC

We bought us a farmhouse. I will be documenting our journey through our renovation. Here are the farmhouse remodel before photos.

We've learned some interesting things by living in an old farmhouse for over a decade. Every year we seem to dig up something new to...

Restoring An Old House: What You Should Know Before You Start. Take on a project to restore and old property is not for the faint of heart, start small.

In our 1900 farmhouse renovation, we had to take almost everything out for the exterior and interior. While tearing off layers of past remodels, we have uncovered many original plans and details of the early 20th century home. See photos and read in depth of the old farmhouse architecture we’re restoring in our renovation.

How to renovate a historic home, follow these 7 steps that will take you from the initial idea to the start of construction!

<p>With a wraparound porch and oversize windows that frame the views, an updated rear addition embraces its pastoral setting—and readies a well-loved, almost 220-year-old farmhouse for another century of family life</p>