We found the original Victorian plans for our Scottish cottage

We found the original Victorian plans for our stone cottage in Scotland, and they changed how we see the whole house. The front door used to sit in the middle of the bay, there were fireplaces we never knew about, and there was a clock on the front gable that's long gone. We're putting it back. We compare the old floor plans with the house as it is today and work out why "the tunnel" is there. It turns out the previous owners' strange walls make a lot more sense now. Then we take a breather with a day trip over to the Isle of Bute. ▶ Watch video 1, We Moved to Scotland for This 150-Year-Old Cottage    • We Moved to Scotland for This 150-Year-Old...   ▶ Watch video 2, Full Tour: Our Stone Cottage + 1 Acre Garden, Before We Renovate    • Full Tour: Our Stone Cottage + 1 Acre Gard...   ▶ Watch video 3, Our First Week Living in a Forgotten 150-Year-Old Stone Cottage in Scotland    • Our First Week Living in a Forgotten 150-Y...   CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:57 Trip to Bute 01:56 Going to the archives 02:32 Comparing the front of the house 04:25 Looking at the ground plan, then and now 05:02 The corridor/tunnel explanation 06:18 Fireplaces and chimney exploring 09:05 The back of the cottage (including the old back door!) 10:58 Victorian public toilets (trip to Bute) 12:17 The cottages original clock 12:50 Bute countryside footage 13:15 Outro & what's next! We're Rebecca, Bruce & Dougal, leaving London behind to renovate a Victorian stone cottage in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. New video every Sunday at 6pm. Subscribe so you don't miss a thing:    / @cottageontheclyde   Tell us in the comments: would you restore the original layout, or keep the house the way the last owners made it? #cottagerenovation #victorianhouse #stonecottage #oldhouserenovation #scotland #isleofbute