So with that in mind here are the four things i want to improve around the home in 2019:
Multi-fuel and Wood Stove
Since moving in to our new home our fireplace has been empty, with only a pile of logs and fake flowers to fill-up the space. Our dream is to install a wood-burner to give the house some extra heat in the colder months. In recent years we had had more pressing projects and purchases to make in and around the house, so it has been pushed to the bottom of the to-do list. We even have a stock-pile of wood leftover from trees we have taken down previously in the back garden. So i want to make it my mission to get someone out to give me a quote and have one installed by the end of 2019!New Kitchen Flooring
When we moved in we had to cut some costs as each wall had to be re-plastered. One of the comprises we had to make during the renovation of the house was to opt for vinyl flooring over a proper wooden based flooring. Even thought the vinyl carpet has been easy to clean, we have found it has been stained too easily with the kids various craft activities and it has been ripped in placed where we have moved the fridge and the kitchen table for when they have been cleaned.
I am rather fond of engineered wood flooring or even looking at something different like a resin floor with a bit of colour. Either way it is time for a change!
Finishing Touches
Like in most homes there are one of two areas that need a lick of paint. Our porch is of of those areas that is in need of a repaint as we have relocated furniture, but have failed to repair any damage left behind in the move. Whilst this is not a huge task, it is a task that is often again left at the bottom of the to do list.
Greater Garden
The garden has come along way and as such there are only little bits of work left to do. One of the projects is to do something with the space between the log cabin and the play-area. At the moment it is a half overgrown patch of uneven grass and mud. One of our ideas is to put in another cabin or man cave and the other idea is to put decking over it to create a seating area / BBQ space.Either-way something needs doing as i spend a considerable amount of time fighting back the weeds and overgrowth, when i could be investing time in to a long term solution. Admittedly this is a task best saved for warmer weather.
We moved into our new home 2years. With limited funds after the renovations we had to spend hundreds of hrs in the garden, we have finished! pic.twitter.com/9xXVRJFFht— Karl Young - The Yorkshire Dad Blog 👨👩👦👦 (@TheYorkshireDad) September 24, 2016
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