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This weekend’s find was not just a piece of furniture—it was a rescue mission steeped in history. Amidst our usual renovations and a bustling Airbnb. We embarked on a journey to rescue a Victorian sofa from a fate worse than neglect—total abandonment.
This Memorial weekend was all about making significant progress on the house, blending hard work with moments of hospitality and remembrance. We tackled a challenging drywall project on the third floor and welcomed familiar faces for a catch-up.
It’s been an exceptionally busy week at our Airbnb, filled with ongoing renovations, a fully booked house, and moments of historical enrichment. We’ve balanced guest hospitality with significant upgrades, and even found time for family moments amidst the flurry of activity.
This past weekend was a whirlwind of activity at our Airbnb. We didn’t get a chance to post updates because we were fully engaged in various renovations and preparations. Despite having a full house with all rooms booked, we managed to accomplish a great deal.
Tonight, we prepared for a significant renovation in Room 8 of our Airbnb. Located on the third floor, by gathering all the supplies.
Today was a productive day at our Airbnb. I jumped straight from my day job into a significant renovation project in Room 8. Our goal was clear: dismantle the outdated and cumbersome lowered ceiling that was taking away from the room’s potential.
This past weekend, we decided to have a cozy Airbnb weekend and pause on our ongoing house improvements to enjoy some much-needed downtime at our charming Airbnb. Instead of our usual renovation activities, we opted for a relaxing anime marathon and quality time with our guests.
We’re thrilled to announce significant progress in the restoration of the third floor of our historic tower, a project that’s been in the making for over two winters.