US Couple Buys 200-Year-Old Stone House in the Italian Alps and Is Renovating It to Fulfil Off-Grid Homestead Dream

US Couple Buys 200-Year-Old Stone House in the Italian Alps and Is Renovating It to Fulfil Off-Grid Homestead Dream
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A family of four hailing from the United States was keen to live out their homesteading dream in Europe and found the perfect place after sifting through thousands of options: a 200-year-old stone house in the Italian Alps with boundless potential. Six months into the restoration, the family wants the world to know that changing the narrative is possible.

Bradey and Heather Jobson of Ohio, both 34, are parents to daughters, Alexa, 9, and Chloe, 7. Frustrated by the pace of life in the United States, they sold most of their belongings in 2020 and set off to travel the world.