'It needed a new EVERYTHING': Couple reveal the reality of transforming a 17th-century Italian lakeside property into their dream home - for just over £100,000

Daily Mail - Sep 29, 2026

Kristina Knighten, 40, and Paul Cordier, 48, bought the property by Lake Iseo in Italy in 2020 - and had no idea of the enormous challenge they had taken upon themselves.

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