A boring house blog
Caroline BlackA blog about my journey of setting out on my own and refurbishing my house. All the mistakes and what I learned.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | carolineb848.substack.com |
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Space the final frontier
I knew the biggest challenge I faced when I bought my new house was space. Downsizing from a five bedroom house with a study and utility room was never going to be easy. As I began looking at houses, in my price range, I despaired. They wer...
No house is a home without a pet
I’ve always had pets. I even had a gerbil when I was at University. But most of my pets have been cats. I’ve had several. Until recently I kept chickens. They are the perfect pet. Cheap. They can eat scraps and they provide eggs. They do wr...
Things I have found
One of the wonderful things about living in an older house is the things you find left by the previous occupants. One of the first things I found was the deeds to the house. They are written on parchment and have wax seals. It’s difficult t...
Neighbours…
When I moved in I was very apprehensive about the neighbours. I had for the previous thirty years lived in detached houses so I was a bit worried that they would be noisy. Also it was apparent that the previous owners had moved out really q...
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I am a recently divorced middle aged woman who downsized from a big modern five bedroom house to a small a Victorian semi detached house. This is my journey as I try and refurbish the house.
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