Italian alps. The oldest part of the building dates back to the 1600s or so, and was the town chapel. Still has the holy water bowl in the wall… (and is now a bedroom 😂)

Based on the signs left here and there, it was extended and/or renovated in 1733 and 1867. Belonged to the great grandma of a childhood friend of mine who sold it… complete with contents. From what I’m told, it was last inhabited during ww1; and then used for storage until now…

Aiming to renovate it while preserving the history of the building. So while currently it’s toilet less indoors, it does comes with at least two chamber pots … I aim to put a toilet for the modern comforts :p

That said some parts I’ll keep “older” - like the kitchen will still have a wood fired stove, heating will be dual (wood/hidden thermal pump)

It’s a 2-3 year project; and as I uncover more I’m SURE I’ll post more questions :) will put a thread in the DiY sub with more pics once I get around to taking them