ABANDONED 1970s LUXURY home Last owned by a professional athlete
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- This house was built in 1978 and will be demolished along with several others on the street to build new townhouses.
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I think it's called a Hoosier cabinet. My great granny has one of these in her house. Thank you so much for the video. I do appreciate it. 🌻 😊
Cool house! The 70s split level houses are some of my favorites. Thanks for sharing this one with us!
Our house that my parents built or my dad built in the 80’s was 5 split levels. It was nice .
Urbex Ontario thanks for sharing this video with me cool house and God Bless
Wow another how could they tear it down I love those tri level homes when you walked in the furnished room it was like wow
Thanks for the tour😊
This home really was quite the looker at some time. Still has gorgeous areas. It's sad to see these homes demolished for cookie cutter developments😢
I love split level homes too!
Great job showing, glad I was able to make the live premiere ❤
Suck up..😂😂😂
By the way, this is R Boyd..
looks like every home in my neighborhood growing up! lol
love watching these!
It looks so nice from the outside and most of the main floor.. But obviously as you went, it got progressively worse..
Have a blessed day..
This house is looked so amazing, it's a timeless of the '70's it seems getting fine.
That MagicBag in that closet is a heat pack, you pop it into the microwave to heat it up and use it therapeutically for aches and pains… I absolutely love mine, use it all the time
Very cool video! ❤️🤘👍
The cabinet down in the sauna room the grinder is where you put flour and it shift the flour in your bowl alot of recipes called for shifted flour back then!
thats a really exstream hard to din kitchen antique Id love o have that and restore it
It’s ashamed they left that beautiful Bed Set there that’s real Wood and heavy. And that’s a weird cabinet there lol
If it hasn't been abandoned Long there must've been some kind of water damage to cause the amount of decay
The house is damp it causes floor to cup the dinning room chairs ❤❤❤
Hope it doesn't get demolished just love split levels. Its brick too.
It's called a Hoosier. Held flour in the metal compartment with a sifter built in. Mostly held baking supplies. From 1920' or earlier.
It is a Hoosier Cabinet from the 1920s
Used for flour it sifted it into your bowl when you turned the crank.
What’s is the situation of this house 😊
That is a knock-off Hoosier cabinet. I have an Ariel Cabinet, which is also a knock-off Hoosier cabinet. If you had pulled the enamel tray all the way out, the year it was made may have been on the bottom of the tray. Mine says 1925 on the bottom of the enamel pull out tray. The white thing hanging in there was a flour dispenser, because back in the day they would sell flour in flour sacks, and some of those sacks were decorative, which were many times made into sack dresses. That cabinet is in good condition for it's age, and not painted over, like many of them are today.
are you sure it was built in 1978, I have owned to house like that and they were both built in 1958
Nice
Where is this one at ?
I like the model
Blueprints please or let me get.
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Roof leak maybe??or not properly vented
This house was built in 1975
So tell me again why this isn't breaking and entering?
"Squatter's rights" get with the times bro.😂 /s
@@squaresidedcould be a broker
You seem obsessed with showing the toilet bowls? Why?😮
flour