20/10/2026
Apparently we’re about to commit a renovation crime… changing our 40+ year-old Tudor. 😂🤎
We’ve had quite a few comments from people begging us to keep the Tudor detailing, preserve the original style and PLEASE not turn everything beige. 😂
And look, we get it! Everyone has different tastes, and there’s something special about older homes and the character they bring.
But here’s the thing…
We didn’t buy Hazelwood because we fell in love with its existing Tudor style.
We fell in love with the incredible bones. The high ceilings, the scale of the rooms, the layout, the beautiful land, the location, the price and all the potential we could see from the very beginning.
And while we’re planning to change almost every inch of this house, that doesn’t mean we’re trying to turn it into a modern, characterless home.
Quite the opposite!
Our vision has always been a warm, timeless European farmhouse, blending old-world charm with modern living. Think natural stone, warm oak, beautiful textures, traditional detailing and spaces that feel like they’ve always belonged.
We want that beautiful balance between old and new, while making the home functional for our family.
And ultimately, that’s what it comes down to. 🤎
This is the home we hope to raise our kids in, make a lifetime of memories and hopefully grow old together.
We absolutely love bringing everyone along for the journey, and we know not every decision will be everyone’s cup of tea. That’s completely okay!
We’re still refining the designs, but we’re so excited to see this vision come to life.
Now we’re genuinely curious…
🏡 Would you preserve the original Tudor style?
🤎 Or embrace a modern European transformation?
There’s no wrong answer, but we’ve got a feeling this one might divide opinions. 😂👀