THis is a lovely place. The wood tones are so warm and the little details charming. The styling of the newlpost match the door knobs. This is a lovely little Arts and Crafts house. Good explore.
I like this farm house so much. Love the floor detailing . The windows nice too. Someone really put special thought to the details here. I would live there. I’m going to cry if it is going to be bulldozer. I wanted to add the cedar chest in the basement looks like a Hope Chest. It even had a lined drawer for silverware .
That really was a beautiful house! All the wood furniture looked solidly made. I adored the chest in the basement! I also liked the kitchen, especially the salmon color. The staircase was well made. The doors were pretty awesome and I liked the leaded windows. Such a shame! A lot of the stuff could be donated, even the books. At least I didn’t notice any photos around, that really breaks my heart.
This one still had so much character and surprisingly i didn't mind the salmon colour in the kitchen either even if i usually hate that colour. 😆 Glad you enjoyed this one KS and thanks a lot for the comment!!
See you at the next....................... Static Space. EPIC! What a great location with lots of interesting items left behind. The wood floors were so nice. I would love to have floors like that. The coffin intro was great! Thanks for posting and sharing another great location with us! We enjoy watching them all!
It’s 4 of the mornig and i go to the flea market . It’s a great house whith art deco vibes ! Be careful whith the sun , go back quickly in your coffin ! 😂 Merci encore et bonne journée
Lol, i wanted to be more like a vampire and a costume would have taken it up a notch too but sadly that just wasn't possible. 😆 Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire Xavier!!
I bet when it was first built, it was a beautiful house. It’s still got good bones. A fixer upper could really make it beautiful again. It has a lot of square footage. Great video.
Sad to see a once beautiful home abandoned.I have a trunk similar but older it was my grammas.We have a housing/rental crisis on Vancouver island.Some people would love to have a home to fix up and live in.Great video ty😊
We have a housing crisis throughout most of Canada, that's why we see so many places being demolished, to make way for the condos and townhouses. Definitely sad to see places like this one disappearing though, so hopefully it does get saved. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!
Again awesome work. Great creativity for coming out of the coffin like that. This house can be fixed up and lived in again thats for sure. It is a big home for sure. Great explore as always JH. Big Hugs 😊😊 P.s. no wet socks this time around.
Taboo is such a fun game. That was the timer you found. There’s a time limit on your partner guessing a word you give clues about without saying the taboo word
Not entirely sure why it's empty but i would imagine it's most likely redevelopment. I do also hope it isn't demolished. Thank you very much for the comment!!
Nice find with the surprise element of a coffin, who knows what the previous people were thinking .lol the house has a lot of the old charm with wood flooring and brick construction ,the rest of the house is hard to determine what the time line would have been but as usual my friend this was another great tour glad you posted the music credits,music is always great and goes along with the video.
I think the coffin was just a prop for Halloween decorations, otherwise i would be a little concerned 😂 Agreed, music certainly adds another layer to the video and glad you agree! Thanks so much for the comment Robyn!!
I am truly in love with this house!!! I want to move in right now! The wood floors are incredible. I'm surprised that they are in such good condition since the kitchen was so disgusting. I could write a book on what I love about this place! Thanks for the great explore James!
Those floors were incredible! They must have been refinished at least once though to still look that good. Glad you enjoyed this one KMF and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Thanks for another great explore James. You never disappoint us. Love that house so cool and homey. Take care and stay blessed. Love your videos🥰🤑😇❤✌👍🙏🌞🌚
Great find James! I liked this house. Loved the wood floors, doors - all of it! Maybe that blue room under construction had paneling before (?) Huge house and the basement shows how old it is. That bathroom that has herringbone pattern floor tiles (which were awesome). Only room I didn't like was the kitchen (gross). That cedar chest in the basement? So sad it's going to waste. You say HO-LY the same way I do 😅 The coffin haha
Oh that's a good point about the one room maybe having wood paneling, that could be it! Glad you enjoyed this one along with the way i say HO-LY. Thank you so much for the comment Marilyn!!
Your knowledge of both architectural and interior designs never ceases to amaze me (most explorers don't seem to have that), but you also seem to know all the "items" in the house! Where did you learn all this? You are so smart
Hahaha, i always feel like i don't know enough, so i like to here that! Some of it i have known for a long time and other things about architecture and interior design, i have learned along the way through this journey of exploring. Also some comment it's also help out by mention what something is called in the comments. Thank you so much for the comment Sasha!!
Shame to see such a nice house left to rot. You don't see craftsmanship on floors like that often these days. Always makes me wonder when they leave so much personal stuff behind including the house itself. Also, sealed boiler that seemed to have water going to it still and the mismatched foundation walls, plus it being built on top of a well makes me wonder if this house is even older than it appears and/or it was built on top/expanded from an older house.
They definitely had an addition, the back portion of the house, the big open room with the wood stove was newer. I believe they were on well water. I really don't know the age of the house TBH but my limited knowledge says probably early 1900s. The previous owners sold to another party and they have plans of the home/property but i don't know what they are yet. Thank you very much for the comment and glad you enjoyed it!!
Great video. Beautiful house, they don't make these like this anymore. I personally don't like brown, I grew up in yhe 70s and everything was brown in my house. I love white clean lines. Thanks for sharing.
Ya, i can understand why you might not like that colour then. Seems to me, people usually don't like the decor that they grew up with. Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Ya, i must admit, i am not a big fan of 90s decor. Especially that sponging technique, I'm sure you know what i am talking about? Thanks a lot for the comment!!
Really nice classic house. Would be amazing to restore it. Love all the woodwork and doors and some of the light fixtures. Nice big kitchen. Nice porch even with the orange carpet. Basement wasn’t even too creepy. I grew up in a house built in 1907 and some things seemed similar. What happens to the stuff left behind if a home is set for demolition. Does someone rescue such things I wonder. It’s such a shame to lose history whether it’s a home or the things left behind. Thanks for a great explore!
Usually the owners go through and salvage things before demolition takes place. This one certainly could be a really nice home again if restored though, so hopefully it doesn't get demolished. Thanks very much for the comment!!
What a waste, it’s probably caught in probate when someone died. It needs to be rescued and lived in. It’s not damaged severely yet and would be a wonderful home! Thanks and be safe!
Hi James! Really enjoyed this one. I love old farm houses like this and there was so much to see here! I thought the coffin was really strange at the beginning of the video but then seeing the other Halloween decorations it made sense. Some of the stuff left behind was weird. Hard to know if they were moving in or moving out or what. If only walls could talk 😂 I hope this doesn’t get demolished
I had to use it for the intro and it took a lot of effort for two of us to get it upstairs but i think it was worth it! I really hope this one doesn't get demolished either! Glad you enjoyed it Stephanie and thanks a lot for the comment!!
@@StaticSpaces it would have been a good Halloween upload 😂 How far in advance do you film? I noticed there was snow outside, but that could have been in April for all I know because Spring is weird and throws everything at us all at once 😂
This one was from just a couple months ago. But sometimes i post really old stuff, sometimes brand new, just depends on my mood. 😆 It's highly curated. I wish i had thought to release this one for Halloween...darn!! Lol
@@StaticSpaces ugh, no, I’m sure there’ll be another one or 2. Not that you have to it was just a thought when I saw the coffin and other Halloween stuff
Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be an invisible presence in the room at the moment the ceiling caves in? Does it make a noise if there's so one there to hear it??
You never fail to please your fans. Plenty of great wood to be salvaged although the house seems to be in good structural shape. That style of rough plaster is not uncommon here but I've never seen it in a kitchen, especially on the ceiling. The way it is used in New Orleans is slightly different. It's not nearly as rough since it's smoothed down to where it's merely textured. You can be sure that kitchen drank gallons of paint and it must've been a pure nightmare to paint without dripping down just everywhere.
The textured ceilings are far more common here than this type of finishing. Yup, i can only imagine trying to repaint that, what a nightmare!! Glad you enjoyed it Dan and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Awesome 😎👍 place looks like they remodeled it but left a lot of the original character abandoned urbex Canada just did an old farm house but they remodeled it and the whole thing was brand new
I like it when they leave the original character of the home. I don't know why you would buy an old house and then basically change everything in it, just buy a new house. 😂 Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment Jerrold!!
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Hope that you are doing well, my friend. I am doing good here. Won't be long I will be going camping again. The weather has been so nice, a little chilly out there today, but I'm sure it will warn up. I'll talk to ya later my friend, much love and stay blessed, have a great day and night🥰😘🤗😇😻❤🦋💐🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷🪴🌞🌚
OH WOW MAN I’ve GOTTA STOP the video..I LOVE that MUSIC WHAT the NAME of the tune and WHO is IT ? I’m SO VERY MUCH ENJOYING this video and then you throw that AWESOME music in there ! It literally brought tears to my eyes ! EVERY comment you made up to now I agree with … but one thing I would have wanted to liked would have been a beveled glass door at the entrance be it to match the ones in the house or one full pane which I HAD in my first house I owned ( for nearly 30 years … it was a duplex so both sides had them but RIGHT after I sold it some trashing brain person came a TOOK BOTH of them now the house has sold wood doors … I DESPISE THIEVES and VANDALS especially of houses 😡 that room with the midway repair was a actually NICE I could see myself living with it looking like that , I can’t imagine a room having THAT MANY nails and seams to be covered I sorta think they started patching and then just went with the look as a design ( I could be wrong ) …. I normally pass up farm houses but the exterior was interesting from from the pictures and the I saw it was covered by you so I HAD to watch and haven’t been disappointed AT ALL .. yeah odd that the room reminder tape piece ms were on the furniture but yet it looked like they were in the mist of moving out leaving some VERY NICE FURNITURE PIECES behind … in what looked like a WELL lived in house ( hope they weren’t PUT OUT ! That’s what it looks like ! ( sorry for writing SO MUCH ) but your videos are SO WELL choreographed ! hope that’s music that can be purchased !
Oh yeah AMAZING WOOD FLOORS … hope this place is NOT DEMOLISHED… Someone should be LIVING IN IT !but it looks as though it’s on its way to total abandonment 😒🥲
As for the music, it is in the description of every video, sorry i don't remember the artist off the top of my head. I kind of agree with you about the patched room, it at least looked good in the photos. The house certainly had a lot of character for sure! No problem with the long comment, sorry I can't respond to it all. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!
Yup for sure, they had a wood fireplace in the one room so i think that could have been it. I didn't see any yellowing walls though so i don't get the impression it was smoke damage. Thanks a lot for the comments!!
I know, but can you imagine the heating costs to keep room temp at 72 in the winter? IDK, maybe it's warmer where you are and gas is cheaper but here it costs an arm and a leg. 😂 72 is fine in the summer i guess but i usually keep it around 74-76
@@StaticSpaces I've always kept my thermostat set at 72 in the cold winter; at night, I turn it down to 68. I used to turn it down to 62 at night, but when you get up the next day and turn it back up because the house is noticeably cold, the heating system has to work a lot longer to bring it up to a comfortable temperature, SO....any money you might have saved by moving it to 62° or lower is eaten up when you have to let the system run extra long to bring the temperature up. For me, 68 is just too damned chilly when you're up and about; 72° is actually considered an ideal room temperature for winter, while 75° seems to work best for central A/C in the hot, humid, miserable summer because all you really want to do is to remove the moisture from the air, and that right there makes it feel much cooler than outside. Idk...I do HVAC as a side hustle, and this is what I've noticed most people here in the U.S. do with their temperature settings throughout the different seasons, and I actually use the same settings in my house as well. I would think it gets much colder up in Canada; fishing trips up there during the summer months do feel cooler than our hot summers here, but with climate change, it's all over the place. Yes, natural gas, oil, electric, it's ALL EXHORBITANT to pay for, but for as short as life here on this planet is, I'm going to COMFORTABLE, damn it, lol. There are energy assistance programs here for those who can't afford a liveable temperature at home.
Honestly we have very similar ideas on room temperatures in both seasons. If i could keep it at 72 in the winter i would but u fortunately we have Trudeau as a PM and he likes to make things more expensive with his policies. My gas bill has almost doubled compared to last year which hits hard. I hate being cold but the alternative is worse. It does get colder here compared to a lot of US too which doesn't help. We u fortunately do not have a heating subsidy here though either. That's cool though that you do HVAC as a side hustle would save you a bit of money when repairs arise. And you are spot on about just cutting the humidity inside with AC, i do the same but everytime i go to another home or the grocery store i am freezing 😂
THis is a lovely place. The wood tones are so warm and the little details charming. The styling of the newlpost match the door knobs. This is a lovely little Arts and Crafts house. Good explore.
Really glad you enjoy d it Kate and thanks a lot for the comment!!
What a nice, nice house. Fell in love with the floors... Surprise, the coffin esp the Halloween deco in the basement...
Thank you so very much for your comment!!
This house doesn't need anything from my standpoint. Just st some cleaning and organizing. Pretty nice old house.!!!
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for your comment!!
@StaticSpaces your very welcome 🤗🤗🤗
I like this farm house so much. Love the floor detailing . The windows nice too. Someone really put special thought to the details here. I would live there. I’m going to cry if it is going to be bulldozer. I wanted to add the cedar chest in the basement looks like a Hope Chest. It even had a lined drawer for silverware .
So many great things about this house, i won't be happy if it is demolished either! Glad you enjoyed Cee Cee and thanks a lot for the comment!!
That really was a beautiful house! All the wood furniture looked solidly made. I adored the chest in the basement! I also liked the kitchen, especially the salmon color. The staircase was well made. The doors were pretty awesome and I liked the leaded windows. Such a shame! A lot of the stuff could be donated, even the books. At least I didn’t notice any photos around, that really breaks my heart.
This one still had so much character and surprisingly i didn't mind the salmon colour in the kitchen either even if i usually hate that colour. 😆 Glad you enjoyed this one KS and thanks a lot for the comment!!
See you at the next....................... Static Space. EPIC!
What a great location with lots of interesting items left behind. The wood floors were so nice. I would love to have floors like that. The coffin intro was great! Thanks for posting and sharing another great location with us! We enjoy watching them all!
Glad you enjoyed the intro, that makes all the effort worthwhile! Appreciate the comment too!!
Love the tile bathroom and old cast iron tub and sink. This house was probably from the 30s and just seems so solid.
The 30s sounds accurate to me, i know it likely was built before the 1900s. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!
What a great house! I'd live there! The basement was slightly creepy. A little elbow grease and she could be beautiful again!
Gorgeous home so sad that nobody is taking care of it, I love the floors and woodwork. The front door is gorgeous.
Had so many nice aspects to it. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!
It’s 4 of the mornig and i go to the flea market .
It’s a great house whith art deco vibes !
Be careful whith the sun , go back quickly in your coffin ! 😂
Merci encore et bonne journée
Lol, i wanted to be more like a vampire and a costume would have taken it up a notch too but sadly that just wasn't possible. 😆 Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire Xavier!!
I bet when it was first built, it was a beautiful house. It’s still got good bones. A fixer upper could really make it beautiful again. It has a lot of square footage. Great video.
Ya, they need to undo some of the more modern alterations and it could be amazing again. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Sad to see a once beautiful home abandoned.I have a trunk similar but older it was my grammas.We have a housing/rental crisis on Vancouver island.Some people would love to have a home to fix up and live in.Great video ty😊
We have a housing crisis throughout most of Canada, that's why we see so many places being demolished, to make way for the condos and townhouses. Definitely sad to see places like this one disappearing though, so hopefully it does get saved. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!
Again awesome work. Great creativity for coming out of the coffin like that. This house can be fixed up and lived in again thats for sure. It is a big home for sure. Great explore as always JH. Big Hugs 😊😊
P.s. no wet socks this time around.
Thanks Kimmy glad you liked the intro! No wet socks for this video however today i was not so lucky during the explore! Thanks again!!
Taboo is such a fun game. That was the timer you found. There’s a time limit on your partner guessing a word you give clues about without saying the taboo word
Ah ok that makes sense, does sound like it could be an enjoyable game. Thanks very much for the comment Denise!!
Wood and brick gives the interior nice look
Most definitely. Thank you very much for the comment!!
You find the most amazing places thankyou so much for taking us with you always stay safe on your travels
Glad you are enjoying them Faye and thanks a lot for the comment!!
MY GAWD! Why is that not occupied? Such a terrific house. I pray someone has plans to save it before it's destroyed.
Not entirely sure why it's empty but i would imagine it's most likely redevelopment. I do also hope it isn't demolished. Thank you very much for the comment!!
Nice find with the surprise element of a coffin, who knows what the previous people were thinking .lol the house has a lot of the old charm with wood flooring and brick construction ,the rest of the house is hard to determine what the time line would have been but as usual my friend this was another great tour glad you posted the music credits,music is always great and goes along with the video.
I think the coffin was just a prop for Halloween decorations, otherwise i would be a little concerned 😂 Agreed, music certainly adds another layer to the video and glad you agree! Thanks so much for the comment Robyn!!
would've LOVED to see that house in it's prime.
I can imagine it would have been amazing! Thanks very much for the comment!!
I am truly in love with this house!!! I want to move in right now! The wood floors are incredible. I'm surprised that they are in such good condition since the kitchen was so disgusting. I could write a book on what I love about this place! Thanks for the great explore James!
Those floors were incredible! They must have been refinished at least once though to still look that good. Glad you enjoyed this one KMF and thanks a lot for the comment!!
this one is great!! thank-you for showing us.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!
Thanks for another great explore James. You never disappoint us. Love that house so cool and homey. Take care and stay blessed. Love your videos🥰🤑😇❤✌👍🙏🌞🌚
Glad you enjoyed it Lisa and thanks so much for the support!!
@@StaticSpaces Your so welcomes James. Enjoy your holiday weekend. Keep up the great work☺
Our holiday weekend was the weekend before. But hope you enjoy yours!
@@StaticSpaces Oh, that's right sorry. Yes, had a great enjoyable holiday weekend. Have a great day/night😀
Enjoyed this video and nice house. Also the family left a lot of their things
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for commenting!!
James this was another great video! Love the house. I even liked the kitchen.
Glad you enjoyed this one Connie and thanks a lot for the comments!!
its sad you dont show the out buildings like others do....glad we have them
This property didn't actually have any outbuildings. I do usually show them though if they exist and are interesting enough. Thanks for watching!!
Great find James! I liked this house. Loved the wood floors, doors - all of it! Maybe that blue room under construction had paneling before (?) Huge house and the basement shows how old it is. That bathroom that has herringbone pattern floor tiles (which were awesome). Only room I didn't like was the kitchen (gross). That cedar chest in the basement? So sad it's going to waste. You say HO-LY the same way I do 😅 The coffin haha
Oh that's a good point about the one room maybe having wood paneling, that could be it! Glad you enjoyed this one along with the way i say HO-LY. Thank you so much for the comment Marilyn!!
Your voice is very good and soothing. You should narrate books or something.
Cool house too. Great staircase and interior doors.
Why thank you, glad you like my voice! 😆 Happy you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!
Nice explore. Loved the bloopers at the end.
Glad you liked them, i always try to include them when I have them. Thanks a lot for the comment!!
Your knowledge of both architectural and interior designs never ceases to amaze me (most explorers don't seem to have that), but you also seem to know all the "items" in the house! Where did you learn all this? You are so smart
Hahaha, i always feel like i don't know enough, so i like to here that! Some of it i have known for a long time and other things about architecture and interior design, i have learned along the way through this journey of exploring. Also some comment it's also help out by mention what something is called in the comments. Thank you so much for the comment Sasha!!
❤ that's a beautiful house ❤
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Shame to see such a nice house left to rot. You don't see craftsmanship on floors like that often these days. Always makes me wonder when they leave so much personal stuff behind including the house itself. Also, sealed boiler that seemed to have water going to it still and the mismatched foundation walls, plus it being built on top of a well makes me wonder if this house is even older than it appears and/or it was built on top/expanded from an older house.
They definitely had an addition, the back portion of the house, the big open room with the wood stove was newer. I believe they were on well water. I really don't know the age of the house TBH but my limited knowledge says probably early 1900s. The previous owners sold to another party and they have plans of the home/property but i don't know what they are yet. Thank you very much for the comment and glad you enjoyed it!!
James I love when you came out of the coven 😆🤣😂😅
Hahaha, guess it was worth the effort to carry it upstairs then! Thanks a lot for commenting Fawn!!
You are welcome James 😂
I loved the wood and bricks and bizzare rooms, I also loved your intro and how well you photograph and video these awesome places!
Glad you enjoyed the intro, guess it was worth the effort then! Thank you so much for the comment Gina and glad you enjoyed the video in general!!
Great video. Beautiful house, they don't make these like this anymore. I personally don't like brown, I grew up in yhe 70s and everything was brown in my house. I love white clean lines. Thanks for sharing.
Ya, i can understand why you might not like that colour then. Seems to me, people usually don't like the decor that they grew up with. Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Looks like a early nineties restoration. Very nice when it was fresh,, I'll bet!
Ya, i must admit, i am not a big fan of 90s decor. Especially that sponging technique, I'm sure you know what i am talking about?
Thanks a lot for the comment!!
Really nice classic house. Would be amazing to restore it. Love all the woodwork and doors and some of the light fixtures. Nice big kitchen. Nice porch even with the orange carpet. Basement wasn’t even too creepy. I grew up in a house built in 1907 and some things seemed similar. What happens to the stuff left behind if a home is set for demolition. Does someone rescue such things I wonder. It’s such a shame to lose history whether it’s a home or the things left behind. Thanks for a great explore!
Usually the owners go through and salvage things before demolition takes place. This one certainly could be a really nice home again if restored though, so hopefully it doesn't get demolished. Thanks very much for the comment!!
What a waste, it’s probably caught in probate when someone died. It needs to be rescued and lived in. It’s not damaged severely yet and would be a wonderful home! Thanks and be safe!
I think it was bought for redevelopment so it will likely get demolished unfortunately! Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Hi James! Really enjoyed this one. I love old farm houses like this and there was so much to see here! I thought the coffin was really strange at the beginning of the video but then seeing the other Halloween decorations it made sense. Some of the stuff left behind was weird. Hard to know if they were moving in or moving out or what. If only walls could talk 😂 I hope this doesn’t get demolished
I had to use it for the intro and it took a lot of effort for two of us to get it upstairs but i think it was worth it! I really hope this one doesn't get demolished either! Glad you enjoyed it Stephanie and thanks a lot for the comment!!
@@StaticSpaces it would have been a good Halloween upload 😂 How far in advance do you film? I noticed there was snow outside, but that could have been in April for all I know because Spring is weird and throws everything at us all at once 😂
This one was from just a couple months ago. But sometimes i post really old stuff, sometimes brand new, just depends on my mood. 😆 It's highly curated. I wish i had thought to release this one for Halloween...darn!! Lol
@@StaticSpaces ugh, no, I’m sure there’ll be another one or 2. Not that you have to it was just a thought when I saw the coffin and other Halloween stuff
Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be an invisible presence in the room at the moment the ceiling caves in? Does it make a noise if there's so one there to hear it??
You never fail to please your fans. Plenty of great wood to be salvaged although the house seems to be in good structural shape. That style of rough plaster is not uncommon here but I've never seen it in a kitchen, especially on the ceiling. The way it is used in New Orleans is slightly different. It's not nearly as rough since it's smoothed down to where it's merely textured. You can be sure that kitchen drank gallons of paint and it must've been a pure nightmare to paint without dripping down just everywhere.
The textured ceilings are far more common here than this type of finishing. Yup, i can only imagine trying to repaint that, what a nightmare!! Glad you enjoyed it Dan and thanks a lot for the comment!!
Awesome 😎👍 place looks like they remodeled it but left a lot of the original character abandoned urbex Canada just did an old farm house but they remodeled it and the whole thing was brand new
I like it when they leave the original character of the home. I don't know why you would buy an old house and then basically change everything in it, just buy a new house. 😂 Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment Jerrold!!
I love the staircase too James 😎and the floors too❤️
They were very nice especially that floor detail!
Yes they are ❤️
What can be done as far as buying this house?
Not much i don't think, the owner would have to be willing to sell but i think they bought it for the land. Thanks very much for the comment!!
thats almost the exact oven we have
Oh nice! Thanks a lot for the comment!!
Hi James 👋 What another great find ❤️I’m enjoying this one too😊
Glad you are enjoying it Fawn!!
No problem James 😎
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Hope that you are doing well, my friend. I am doing good here. Won't be long I will be going camping again. The weather has been so nice, a little chilly out there today, but I'm sure it will warn up. I'll talk to ya later my friend, much love and stay blessed, have a great day and night🥰😘🤗😇😻❤🦋💐🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷🪴🌞🌚
OH WOW MAN I’ve GOTTA STOP the video..I LOVE that MUSIC WHAT the NAME of the tune and WHO is IT ? I’m SO VERY MUCH ENJOYING this video and then you throw that AWESOME music in there ! It literally brought tears to my eyes ! EVERY comment you made up to now I agree with … but one thing I would have wanted to liked would have been a beveled glass door at the entrance be it to match the ones in the house or one full pane which I HAD in my first house I owned ( for nearly 30 years … it was a duplex so both sides had them but RIGHT after I sold it some trashing brain person came a TOOK BOTH of them now the house has sold wood doors … I DESPISE THIEVES and VANDALS especially of houses 😡 that room with the midway repair was a actually NICE I could see myself living with it looking like that , I can’t imagine a room having THAT MANY nails and seams to be covered I sorta think they started patching and then just went with the look as a design ( I could be wrong ) …. I normally pass up farm houses but the exterior was interesting from from the pictures and the I saw it was covered by you so I HAD to watch and haven’t been disappointed AT ALL .. yeah odd that the room reminder tape piece ms were on the furniture but yet it looked like they were in the mist of moving out leaving some VERY NICE FURNITURE PIECES behind … in what looked like a WELL lived in house ( hope they weren’t PUT OUT ! That’s what it looks like ! ( sorry for writing SO MUCH ) but your videos are SO WELL choreographed ! hope that’s music that can be purchased !
Oh yeah AMAZING WOOD FLOORS … hope this place is NOT DEMOLISHED… Someone should be LIVING IN IT !but it looks as though it’s on its way to total abandonment 😒🥲
As for the music, it is in the description of every video, sorry i don't remember the artist off the top of my head. I kind of agree with you about the patched room, it at least looked good in the photos. The house certainly had a lot of character for sure! No problem with the long comment, sorry I can't respond to it all. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!
I think this one may sit for a while but i don't really know what the plans are for the property. Either way it will be a shame if it gets demolished!
Where is this place? I wanna BUY it!!!!
Canada. Thanks for watching!!
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Oh yes, seemed a little sparse though? Just thinking back to childhood and we had more games than that i think. Thanks a lot for the comment!!
on the door there were brail for a blind person
Oh cool, i hadn't noticed that! Thanks a lot for the comment!!
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This is Amish craftsmen work
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I know the walls and ceiling would have to be sanded smooth. The kitchen was nasty!
Ya, it definitely needed a lot of work
Obviously I am not the only one who wants this house. What is happening with ìt?
Not entirely sure but was probably bought for the land so that it can be redeveloped, so most likely demolition. Thanks a lot for the comment!!
It saddens me to see beauty destroyed
Disney went woke they are probably worth even less now
I looked a few months ago and honestly i doubt they can get much cheaper than $1, on ebay at least
That dust is "smoker's dust," and it's also caused from wood burning fireplaces.
Yup for sure, they had a wood fireplace in the one room so i think that could have been it. I didn't see any yellowing walls though so i don't get the impression it was smoke damage. Thanks a lot for the comments!!
You think a room temperature of 72° is...."hot"? Normal room temperatures are anywhere from 68° to 75°, just fyi
I know, but can you imagine the heating costs to keep room temp at 72 in the winter? IDK, maybe it's warmer where you are and gas is cheaper but here it costs an arm and a leg. 😂 72 is fine in the summer i guess but i usually keep it around 74-76
@@StaticSpaces I've always kept my thermostat set at 72 in the cold winter; at night, I turn it down to 68. I used to turn it down to 62 at night, but when you get up the next day and turn it back up because the house is noticeably cold, the heating system has to work a lot longer to bring it up to a comfortable temperature, SO....any money you might have saved by moving it to 62° or lower is eaten up when you have to let the system run extra long to bring the temperature up. For me, 68 is just too damned chilly when you're up and about; 72° is actually considered an ideal room temperature for winter, while 75° seems to work best for central A/C in the hot, humid, miserable summer because all you really want to do is to remove the moisture from the air, and that right there makes it feel much cooler than outside. Idk...I do HVAC as a side hustle, and this is what I've noticed most people here in the U.S. do with their temperature settings throughout the different seasons, and I actually use the same settings in my house as well. I would think it gets much colder up in Canada; fishing trips up there during the summer months do feel cooler than our hot summers here, but with climate change, it's all over the place. Yes, natural gas, oil, electric, it's ALL EXHORBITANT to pay for, but for as short as life here on this planet is, I'm going to COMFORTABLE, damn it, lol. There are energy assistance programs here for those who can't afford a liveable temperature at home.
Honestly we have very similar ideas on room temperatures in both seasons. If i could keep it at 72 in the winter i would but u fortunately we have Trudeau as a PM and he likes to make things more expensive with his policies. My gas bill has almost doubled compared to last year which hits hard. I hate being cold but the alternative is worse. It does get colder here compared to a lot of US too which doesn't help. We u fortunately do not have a heating subsidy here though either. That's cool though that you do HVAC as a side hustle would save you a bit of money when repairs arise.
And you are spot on about just cutting the humidity inside with AC, i do the same but everytime i go to another home or the grocery store i am freezing 😂
@@StaticSpaces Yes, grocery stores and commercial office buildings are just WAY too damned cold.
What a great house! I'd live there! The basement was slightly creepy. A little elbow grease and she could be beautiful again!
I'd live there too, so much character. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment!!