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200 Years Old, But Does This Stone Barn Have A Solid Floor?

Uncovering the first 200 year old barn brought excitement as we uncovered the original flag stones and gully for the animal waste. The second building was a lot flatter but this was due to it being mainly a concrete floor but still a great discovery. The last part of the second building is next on the list. 200 Years Old, But Does This Stone Barn Have A Solid Floor? Back in line with the 2025 Plans for Our Irish Farmhouse Renovation & Restoration, we are done for now on the homestead and turn our attention to the last ancient outbuilding. It may be 200 years old, but does this stone barn have a solid floor? What will the last ancient building present. Will it have a soil floor, a concrete floor or something much more exciting? Maybe old flag stones or maybe just some cobbles. A lot of people are searching for Irish cottage renovations and Irish cottage restorations but we can't fall under either of those due to our house being a farmhouse. We are leaning more towards restoration and conservation of our 110+ year old farmhouse than we are renovation but appreciate we can't not renovate and update some things the once derelict farmhouse as we go. We were complete beginners at restoration, let alone a 110 year old farmhouse with 200 year old farm buildings, also really needing a "homesteading for beginners" guide we are still taking it slowly, enjoying everything we do no matter how hard it is, to one day realise our dream of running a fully functioning homestead from our once derelict Irish Farmhouse. 👨‍👨‍👦‍👦 Become a Channel Member:    / @thecornerhouseproject   ☕ Buy Us A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thecorne... 🥇 Thank you to those for supporting us with a Super Thanks There is something for everyone at The Corner House Project, if you subscribed for the derelict house restoration and renovations or just for the homestead in Ireland, we will bring the smiles, you sit back and relax and let us do the work.... well, Dawn will do the work. Stay tuned for more updates on our farmhouse renovation journey and the transformation of this historic farmhouse into a modern homestead. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content on DIY home renovations and beginners homesteading adventures! Stay connected with us: Instagram: @thecornerhouseproject23 Facebook: @thecornerhouseproject Thank you for watching and supporting our farmhouse renovation and homestead journey! #farmhouserenovation #farmhouserestoration #irishfarmhouse #diyrenovation #ancient #oldbarn #200yearsold 00:00 Intro 00:45 View of stone barns from drone 01:12 Prep for trying to discover a solid floor 01:36 The pile for the skip is getting larger 03:48 So much of OUR junk 8:05 Clearing Ivy and Digging in the Outbuilding 9:00 Debate Over the Outbuilding Floor 10:00 Soil Depth and Sash Window Discovery 12:00 Hoping for a Solid Floor 13:16 Discovering Flagstones 14:40 Stone Removal and Building History 16:22 Challenges of Digging and Stone Removal 17:30 Difficult Digging Conditions 20:02 Possible Flagstone Floor Discovery 21:15 Original Building Floor Revealed 22:00 Flagstone Floor and Step Discovery 23:38 Finding Artifacts: Tools and Bridles 24:45 Progress and Chilly Weather 26:02 Dark Conditions and Digging Depth 26:30 Wrapping Up for the Week 27:30 Plans for Continued Digging 27:50 Closing Remarks and Thank You