And here is a sample of the type of stone we would like on the porch, it is Donegal stone.
So that's the update on my new home...
Update No.4 on my new house...
Yes it's another update on my new home. This time I took the photograph from up the field the opposite side of the road. The electricity wires are the opposite side of the road and won't be in our view. I like how the roof profile doesn't really break the skyline. You can see where the two upstairs windows are going to be. In my last update the house looked very big but I think that now the roof is taking shape and there are only two windows upstairs it looks much more in keeping with the countryside. Since this photograph was taken on Sunday the felt is now on the roof. The side gables and the chimneys now have to be plastered before the tiles are put on the roof. You can see where we have the topsoil all piled at the front of the garden which will be spread out over the garden once it is completed. We have looked at stone for the porch too.
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It's looking great! Love the choice of stone for your porch. When are you expecting it to be finished? :) x
ReplyDeleteThe stone is perfect! It's looking really fabulous!
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Lovely colours in the stone for the front porch. The house looks amazing. Take care.
ReplyDeleteUhhhuuu! Home sweet home. It's amazing! Can't wait to see all of it finished:)
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed:)
Beautiful!!! The stone is going to look nice on your home!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to visit Ireland!!
It looks beautiful...and I adore the stone!!
ReplyDeletePopping by from designchic.It must be so exciting to build. Our current home is for sale and we're about to embark on building soon too!
ReplyDeleteWow, looks beautiful. It's my dream to build a house but this setting is beyond perfect.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are building a beautiful home. Enjoy the process.
ReplyDeleteIts really beginning to take shape!
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