A corn crib from the 1800s slated for the wrecking ball is saved and rebuilt as a charming and rustic timber-framed house just outside of Hamilton, Ohio.
Owners tackle the tough job of renovating a space left behind and transforming it into a beautiful unique home. Whether they are saving an unconventional building or rescuing a home left to disrepair, owners make the space their own with a lot of creativity, vision and sweat equity.
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Does it stay warm with no insulation?
hooray!!!! beautiful show Clint! so happy to see you again
This turned out beautifully and the craftsmanship and attention to detail are just stunning! I wish we could have seen the kitchen and the bathroom!!
What a gorgeous home!
Lovely but too mush camera on 2 men talking
While I believe that preserving old growth wood is important, old homes in general contained some very elegant features putting old wood through modern milling techniques and enhancing what a recreation can contain should be much more important than what is displayed on film..
Recreated the corn crib slats on the walls- what’s the material behind, insulation panels?- looks like painted drywall.
Who else saw that hummer throw