You are so lucky that you were there to hear the roof sing again with rain. Some of my favorite memories of my grandparents old farm house. And the bird singing at the end. Dang what a great video.
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 You have no idea how much I appreciate your videos and simplicity. I feel like I myself am finding the places, quietly savoring the sights, sounds and smells even. The peaceful wonder and awe you bring makes me smile inside as I remember the many similar explorations and properties that I was intrigued by and respectfully witnessed. Stay Well and God Bless, P.
Lovely old bones this home has...you always find the gems, and always show all the details others miight skip, and document all that there is to be seen...then generously share them with all of us history loving, architecture buffs, and abandoned place lovers. Thanks for taking us all along for the ride, stay safe and say hi to ruby!
What a beautiful old home. The old girl is holding up pretty well. After a rewire and new roof and plumbing, it could be restored. Wish I was the one to do it. If its done, I hope they do not modernize it. Keep it true to its history. Thanks for sharing it with us. Love from S.C
The first thing I noticed was the ornate trim in the gables. I think this is the most intricate I've seen on your channel, especially wince it has those spool-turned spindles. The stair railings and newel post remain beautiful; among the best I've seen. Luckily, the interior has been save by the intact tin roof. Wish more places had had such good roofs. Stay safe, everyone.
What a nice old house. I wish someone would take the time to try and save it. I like how appreciative you are at all the fine details like the doors and transom windows and the porches.
This was once a grand house, seen some happy times I bet, some lovely features. I like how you point things out and show such respect, thank you and stay safe 👍🇬🇧👍
The craftsmanship in older homes is unparalleled. The details and special care shows pride and determination in their skill. However just gotta love the 70s era wood paneling 🤦
I grew up living in an old farm house, it too had amazing woodwork inside, and 'gingerbread' decoration along the eaves too. Thank you for documenting these old house's, they are disappearing at a rapid rate, and being replaced by strip malls, condos, and subdivisions.
I have never posted on here before but I just have to tell you how great your videos are. Viewers can feel the appreciation you have for these beautiful old places. Keep up the excellent work, stay safe and THANK YOU!
I love everything about this house!! Oh, the rain on the tin roof takes me back. The porch is incredible! Great place to sleep on a hot NC night. The fireplaces, woodwork, and the staircase...beautiful!! I loved the wallpaper on the staircase walls. My grandma had a water pump in her kitchen, to the right of the sink, it pumped right into the deep sink! Easy way to fill pots for cooking. This is the perfect house to restore back to it’s original beauty! I hope someone does before it’s too late. Great find Kappy! Keep up the great work and stay safe out there!! 😊
That Second Story porch blows my mind, they make new houses so cheapy. The new homes nowadays don't leave much for history 100 years from today. Thanks Kappy
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 the longer your videos are on TH-cam the more precious they are going to be. Thank you for capturing these old homes for the future of viewers
OMG!!!!! That had to of been a absolute gem in its day. WOW! The roof is still in good shape. You are only in the livingroom with that gorgeous fireplace mantel (worth $ too) and I'm drooling. I'm surprised it is still there!! And then another gorgeous fireplace mantel. There is nothing better than hearing rain on a tin roof. The house was built prior to electricity. This vid just made my day.
It’s so great when you find these houses where graffiti hasn’t touched them. Makes it so much easier to imagine them “back in the day.” Love your excitement over things like the original door upstairs!
Can you imagine what it would cost to build one like this today??? These old houses have a story to tell. Sad to see them torn down. They once had a life, family living in there, kids running around. So sad now. 😞
Thankyou for showing us this beautiful old house in a quiet place. I particularly liked the porches & the colourful wallpaper with the flowers & butterflies. It would be great if it could be restored.
Thanks my friend for sharing with me this video about the beautiful 142 year old Abandoned Victorian farm house w/ grand fire place 7 staircase kappy it was a very beautiful old house and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks again.
Those porches were amazing. The staircase was pretty fancy too. Another amazing old house. My grandma had a hand well pump in her kitchen when I was a little girl. Had to heat any water on the stove or it was freezing. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Loved the porches! If I was a rich man I’d buy this place and fix it back up to its original glory just loved it and in my favorite state nc! Thanks for watching!
Wonderful video! Thank you for taking your time to show us the beautiful woodwork. Those fireplaces are so detailed, if someone would strip all the paint off. For some reason, I really loved the yellow and blue wallpaper with the birds. I enjoyed the sound of rain on the roof. Could have stayed there for half an hour or so listening to it.
I love these old homes there beautiful. I live in a house that is over a hundred years old build in 1902 and it a Victorian style home high ceilings and door ways and tall windows I love my home
I give you a like because I don't get the likes I used to. I like to think my comments are interesting but I don't get as many because everyone that used to give them to me died from the virus.
What an architectural gem ! The doors , the transoms , the space . The carving on the spindles on the staircase is beautiful. Thank you for the explore.
I love that hallway with its gorgeous wallpaper and woodwork! The porch was fabulous too, and the covered well with pump would have been so very handy to the kitchen.
The front is absolutely amazing, Interior looks salvageable! A little care can go a long way to save what craftsmanship was put into this. As you know they dont build them like they use to and history should be preserved.
Rain on the tin roof! I miss that sound. This was a great find, Kappy. The mantles and fireplaces were beautiful. I really think they may have been millworked by the time this was built. Still, for the time, would have taken incredible craftsmanship! Stairs look exactly like mine in 1907 house. Couple of the fireplaces are quite similar too. Thank you for sharing. Stay healthy!!!
Oh, if I had another life to live I would restore this house!! I agree with Melissa, " Oh my word!!! Beautiful is such an understatement". The outside trim above the porch is awesome. Thank you, Kappy for sharing with us.
An exceptionally good find, Kappy! That stair hall has a great Munsters/Addams Family quality to it.---This house seems to be a mix of two different eras and styles. The floor plan is similar to other farmhouses you've explored with the central hall; rooms to the side; fireplaces between the window of an outside wall; mostly one room deep; ell in back but the decorative work of the house is much more elaborate. Here's my theory: this house started out as a large but simple farmhouse that was given a Victorian makeover. I'm guessing the staircase wood work, the porch and bay windows, and the door to the upper porch were alterations/additions made to the house. To me the house looks like a mix of simple, Civil War-era with the Victorian style of the 1880's. Whatever the history it would be terrific if someone could move in and reactivate this unusual house and make it a home.
It seems the less technology in an era, the more ornate and beautiful the craftsmanship. The more technology, the more expensive yet cheaply and flimsily made with no craftsmanship or very little.,,,(unless your name happens to be Rothschild or Rockefeller).
I love the wallpaper. 1998 seems to be last time someone lived there. I know I say the same thing over and over but they probably died. That house is old enough for three lifetimes. They made big upstair porches like that a hundred years ago not to hang out on but as sleeping porches before they had air-conditioning. lol imagine a hundred years ago and your hole family you and your mom and dad and maybe even your grandma and grandpa are all sleeping on the upstairs porch too keep cool on a hot night. lol that's a hole lot of weird just thinking about it. That was a awesome house Kappy thank you.
Love all the woodwork thats left in this beauty!!! The balcony is so awesome too. Sooo sad any of these houses are abandoned!!! I wish I could afford to restore them!!!!
Had a house with a galvanized roof. Loved the rainy days were I could cuddle up on the couch and listen to it hit the roof. Hated that 70s cheap wood look paneling. The house still had it's gingerbread at the eaves. Very nice. Thanks for sharing
This was once a truly beautiful home. It was nice to see the upstairs fireplaces unpainted so you could kind of imagine what the downstairs fireplaces might have originally looked like. Thank you for this lovely explore peaking back in time.
Kappy, another amazingly beautiful find!! I thought it was going to be gutted out and falling apart...I am loving it! The gorgeous woodwork and that porch!! I want a 2 story porch that covers the entire length of the front of the house!! Again, thanks for sharing. Stay healthy and well my friend!😊❤
Well the house has a tin roof, good thing #1. I'd say that pump was the only source of water back then. Good thing #2, Intact banisters on the staircase and original trim work around the doors (although painted on the first floor) , good thing #3 All fireplaces seem to be intact, good thing #4. And now to the bad things....The horrible 70's paneling, yuck. But overall a keeper to fix up. I'd keep thjat pump weather it still worked or not and try to get all the original doorknobs back along with the doors if they're still on the property somewhere. Another great find Kappy, well done.
Great one! This house is still salvageable!! It just needs someone to invest some time and $$$; and it could be charming once again! Thanks Kappy! Well done!!
Kappy thanks for your amazing videos! The commentary and excitement with every turn is top notch entertainment! Please take me with you on one of your explores! ✌️
Oh my word!!! Beautiful is such an understatement. The mirror over the fireplace! The woodwork! Laaaawd!! I need to hit the lotto! Lol! I would buy this and many others in a heartbeat. Thanks so very much for sharing Kappy. Stay safe and can’t wait for the next amazing find. 😊
What a beauty !! It was in good shape still too! Another great video. I love your videos,even they always seem to make me a little sad to see such craftsmanship and beauty just left to ruin. But I’m happy to know there’s still some people who have an appreciation for these grand old homes. I’m always a little surprised too that you find so many of them. Great job and keep em coming 😁.
Another gem, Kappy. I bet this was a beautiful home in its day. Thanks for another great find and a great video! You do a wonderful job bringing these homes to life. Stay safe my friend!
Whoa! That entrance is stunning. Those bay windows and fireplace...and how cool is that well. The original people must have been well off. You always find the good ones Kappy.
Wow! That staircase, the woodwork, and the porch captivated me. What a wonderful find! I would so like to see this place restored to its original beauty. Thanks for another great video, Kappy!
Wow!! Soooo beautiful! The doors, fireplaces, huge windows! Love it! I want to sit on that back pirch with a glass of sweet tea and listen to the birds! Great video!
What a gorgeous home! From the well affixed on the back porch to the long front porch fit for a cozy swing, to the banister and Newell post, to the long windows, to the property itself...beautiful. Definitely my favorite explore of yours yet. Thanks for sharing, Kappy. Cheers 🙂
Yes, I'm building a model of a 1904 brick enginehouse for a model railroad and researched the wiring that would be used in those days. The "knobs" were easy to figure, but I didn't understand where "tubes" came into it until I saw a photo of the wiring in walls, completely contained so they could be paneled. The tubes were ceramic tubes with a ridge cast around one end to carry the old cloth-covered wire through studs and headers. I still haven't figured out a simple way to do it in 1/4" scale. Stay safe.
It really does look like it could be saved! What beautiful wood working on the outside second story, then the fireplace and the doors, omg, this place is gorgeous as it is (what I'm seeing in my mind, lol) I hope some one fixes it up!! I would love to own this place! The front door is beautiful, and the staircase wood work is gorgeous! It just keeps getting better and better! The upstairs porch door was absolutely beautiful!! This is a house worth saving!! I can't believe so much of the door frames and etc.... are still intact. You would think people would have stole it and the fireplace mantels. Such a awesome find Kappy!! Thanks for sharing your explore, stay safe out there! Peace, Kim ~
Small family and might explain why this hole is now abandoned. Must of been nice in its day .The woodwork around the front door and on the door leading out to the upper deck was totally awesome. I hope someone seeing this video contacts their city about saving this house as historical or they themselves buy it . Electrical lines ran outside of the walls because electricity was added at a latter date Thank you for filming and sharing with us this gem .
What a magnificent old homestead left to go to rack and ruin. How I love your beautiful wooden houses in the States. Someone should save this one! Gill 🇬🇧
Gorgeous house! The woodwork was beautiful and that door upstairs was awesome! To bad they remodeled some with the 70’s paneling,removing the door knobs and doors... and those drop ceilings 🤦♀️ ! Upstairs was definitely in original condition! Wish someone would save it! Thanks Kappy
Loved This One! So cool with original fireplaces, looks like there may have been tile surrounds for each mantle, which were pried off, it seems that the over mantles are the next things that will disappear along with the light fixtures, each fireplace was different and unique to each room, always fun to see variations in these farmhouses. Thanks for sniffing out the great ones!
Such nice woodwork throughout this farmhouse! There's something you don't see too often now a days with mass production houses! I love the setting around this house too. Such quaint surroundings. What a breathtaking home this must have been when newer! PS: My first computer was a Gateway 2000. Got it in December of 1997 for almost 2 grand I think. Well my mom got it for me and my brother and it was soooo exciting having our very 1st computer! Had Windows 95. I was 15 then. That brochure just reminded me of that. I definitely don't miss dial-up though lol,
This would have been grand ole place in it's time. Thanks for taking me along!
You are so lucky that you were there to hear the roof sing again with rain. Some of my favorite memories of my grandparents old farm house. And the bird singing at the end. Dang what a great video.
I love that" the roof singing again with rain" it's the best sound👌
Agreed! No better sound then rain on a tin roof, puts me to sleep like a baby 😂 thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 You have no idea how much I appreciate your videos and simplicity. I feel like I myself am finding the places, quietly savoring the sights, sounds and smells even. The peaceful wonder and awe you bring makes me smile inside as I remember the many similar explorations and properties that I was intrigued by and respectfully witnessed. Stay Well and God Bless, P.
Lovely old bones this home has...you always find the gems, and always show all the details others miight skip, and document all that there is to be seen...then generously share them with all of us history loving, architecture buffs, and abandoned place lovers. Thanks for taking us all along for the ride, stay safe and say hi to ruby!
That front entry & staircase are just gorgeous !!!
It just BREAKS my heart to see these Beautiful homes abandoned... It was somebodies legacy...
What a beautiful old home. The old girl is holding up pretty well. After a rewire and new roof and plumbing, it could be restored. Wish I was the one to do it. If its done, I hope they do not modernize it. Keep it true to its history. Thanks for sharing it with us. Love from S.C
I'd find a plumber and electrician to keep it historic. Ones who didn't allow little things like permits and inspections to get in the way.
Well stated, Ebbra! This one is a real gem and should be re-polished.
Foundation issues, lead paint, black mold. Electrical issues. The roof.
No insurance company would cover the house.
Great tour! The old metal roof has done a good job to preserve this beauty!
The first thing I noticed was the ornate trim in the gables. I think this is the most intricate I've seen on your channel, especially wince it has those spool-turned spindles. The stair railings and newel post remain beautiful; among the best I've seen. Luckily, the interior has been save by the intact tin roof. Wish more places had had such good roofs. Stay safe, everyone.
Best staircase we’ve seen Kappy. Keep up the good work ✨👍✨
What a nice old house. I wish someone would take the time to try and save it. I like how appreciative you are at all the fine details like the doors and transom windows and the porches.
This was once a grand house, seen some happy times I bet, some lovely features. I like how you point things out and show such respect, thank you and stay safe 👍🇬🇧👍
Another gem 💎 I would love to have that house but sadly it cries alone for a family 😢
The craftsmanship in older homes is unparalleled. The details and special care shows pride and determination in their skill. However just gotta love the 70s era wood paneling 🤦
This has to be one of my favourites, really great find Kappy!
I loooooove this house. That wallpaper in the hallway fits that house. Makes me want to cry that the house is falling apart. 😢
Awesome old house! Wish someone would restore it to its original beauty!
Hope the house gets fixed up,a big house.
Got $10,000,000.00 dollars?
She was a real beauty, once upon a time.
I grew up living in an old farm house, it too had amazing woodwork inside, and 'gingerbread' decoration along the eaves too. Thank you for documenting these old house's, they are disappearing at a rapid rate, and being replaced by strip malls, condos, and subdivisions.
I have never posted on here before but I just have to tell you how great your videos are. Viewers can feel the appreciation you have for these beautiful old places. Keep up the excellent work, stay safe and THANK YOU!
Seems like this house could be saved. What a shame these places aren't saved. Beautiful house. Won't see these kind of homes anymore.
The old mansions were shaped vertically with amazing symmetry and balance. Even high end homes cannot compare to that grandeur.
Thank you Kappy for taking me/us on such wonderful and beautiful adventures!!!
A beautiful old lady. Love the tin roof and those porches.
I love everything about this house!! Oh, the rain on the tin roof takes me back. The porch is incredible! Great place to sleep on a hot NC night. The fireplaces, woodwork, and the staircase...beautiful!! I loved the wallpaper on the staircase walls. My grandma had a water pump in her kitchen, to the right of the sink, it pumped right into the deep sink! Easy way to fill pots for cooking. This is the perfect house to restore back to it’s original beauty! I hope someone does before it’s too late. Great find Kappy! Keep up the great work and stay safe out there!! 😊
That Second Story porch blows my mind, they make new houses so cheapy. The new homes nowadays don't leave much for history 100 years from today. Thanks Kappy
They will be history a hundred years from now. Forgotten history.
Atleast there will be videos of the old places tho for future generations! Thank you for watching!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 the longer your videos are on TH-cam the more precious they are going to be. Thank you for capturing these old homes for the future of viewers
OMG!!!!! That had to of been a absolute gem in its day. WOW! The roof is still in good shape. You are only in the livingroom with that gorgeous fireplace mantel (worth $ too) and I'm drooling. I'm surprised it is still there!! And then another gorgeous fireplace mantel. There is nothing better than hearing rain on a tin roof. The house was built prior to electricity. This vid just made my day.
Thar metal roof is what's keeping it from deteriorating worse.
It’s so great when you find these houses where graffiti hasn’t touched them. Makes it so much easier to imagine them “back in the day.” Love your excitement over things like the original door upstairs!
Wow what an elegant home this was. Pretty unusual architecture, beautiful porch too!
Can you imagine what it would cost to build one like this today??? These old houses have a story to tell. Sad to see them torn down. They once had a life, family living in there, kids running around. So sad now. 😞
This place is a woodworkers dream!!!! Hope most of it either gets salvaged or the house gets restored!! Beautiful old place!!
Thankyou for showing us this beautiful old house in a quiet place. I particularly liked the porches & the colourful wallpaper with the flowers & butterflies. It would be great if it could be restored.
Thanks my friend for sharing with me this video about the beautiful 142 year old Abandoned Victorian farm house w/ grand fire place 7 staircase kappy it was a very beautiful old house and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks again.
Those porches were amazing. The staircase was pretty fancy too. Another amazing old house. My grandma had a hand well pump in her kitchen when I was a little girl. Had to heat any water on the stove or it was freezing. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Loved the porches! If I was a rich man I’d buy this place and fix it back up to its original glory just loved it and in my favorite state nc! Thanks for watching!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Did you ask if it was for sale? What area of the country do you film?
Wow Kappy! You have done it again. What a house. Thanks so much for taking us along.
Wonderful video! Thank you for taking your time to show us the beautiful woodwork. Those fireplaces are so detailed, if someone would strip all the paint off. For some reason, I really loved the yellow and blue wallpaper with the birds. I enjoyed the sound of rain on the roof. Could have stayed there for half an hour or so listening to it.
I love these old homes there beautiful. I live in a house that is over a hundred years old build in 1902 and it a Victorian style home high ceilings and door ways and tall windows I love my home
I give you a like because I don't get the likes I used to. I like to think my comments are interesting but I don't get as many because everyone that used to give them to me died from the virus.
I bet they slept on that second floor porch in the summer. Grand old place it was. Thanks Kappy
Great to see it is not ruined. We can see the old building itself. Amazing.
What an architectural gem ! The doors , the transoms , the space . The carving on the spindles on the staircase is beautiful.
Thank you for the explore.
The house is pretty sound. No leaks yet that I saw. No graffiti! I like the porches. Nice vintage home!
Beautiful old house. I would love to live here!!
I love that hallway with its gorgeous wallpaper and woodwork! The porch was fabulous too, and the covered well with pump would have been so very handy to the kitchen.
That newel post is exquisite, someone has to save that.. if the house can’t be saved.
And the doors....
One of the more beautiful staircases, nice dark wood features, thanks for finding and showing
The front is absolutely amazing, Interior looks salvageable! A little care can go a long way to save what craftsmanship was put into this. As you know they dont build them like they use to and history should be preserved.
Rain on the tin roof! I miss that sound.
This was a great find, Kappy. The mantles and fireplaces were beautiful. I really think they may have been millworked by the time this was built. Still, for the time, would have taken incredible craftsmanship! Stairs look exactly like mine in 1907 house. Couple of the fireplaces are quite similar too.
Thank you for sharing. Stay healthy!!!
Oh, if I had another life to live I would restore this house!!
I agree with Melissa, " Oh my word!!! Beautiful is such an understatement". The outside trim above the porch is awesome. Thank you, Kappy for sharing with us.
An exceptionally good find, Kappy! That stair hall has a great Munsters/Addams Family quality to it.---This house seems to be a mix of two different eras and styles. The floor plan is similar to other farmhouses you've explored with the central hall; rooms to the side; fireplaces between the window of an outside wall; mostly one room deep; ell in back but the decorative work of the house is much more elaborate. Here's my theory: this house started out as a large but simple farmhouse that was given a Victorian makeover. I'm guessing the staircase wood work, the porch and bay windows, and the door to the upper porch were alterations/additions made to the house. To me the house looks like a mix of simple, Civil War-era with the Victorian style of the 1880's. Whatever the history it would be terrific if someone could move in and reactivate this unusual house and make it a home.
love the woodwork, gorgeous staircase, amazing porch,would love to see place in it's prime condition
What a true beauty, showed the craftsmanship still in relatively good shape!!! The wood work is priceless!
It seems the less technology in an era, the more ornate and beautiful the craftsmanship. The more technology, the more expensive yet cheaply and flimsily made with no craftsmanship or very little.,,,(unless your name happens to be Rothschild or Rockefeller).
This place was beautiful. I never understand how no one wants these homes.
What a gorgeous , Beautiful home! 💝
What a beauty! The detail under the eaves and unique windows, in front, 2nd floor, is amazing. The staircase was so pretty. Once a grand old place!
Says the 60s and 70s: "Let's paint over all the Natural Wood with Brown Paint" Thanks Kappy. Awesome find.
okie Dokey The person that painted over all that wood should be set adrift on a raft in shark influenced waters .
Every time I see that it just make me like wtf!
Totally thought the same, but noticed most of the upstairs woodwork escaped the paint brush. Wallpaper was nice.
Beautiful home. Staircase, fireplaces, and doors are lovely 💖
Stunning as always! Could live in it! Thank You once again!
I love the wallpaper. 1998 seems to be last time someone lived there. I know I say the same thing over and over but they probably died. That house is old enough for three lifetimes. They made big upstair porches like that a hundred years ago not to hang out on but as sleeping porches before they had air-conditioning. lol imagine a hundred years ago and your hole family you and your mom and dad and maybe even your grandma and grandpa are all sleeping on the upstairs porch too keep cool on a hot night. lol that's a hole lot of weird just thinking about it. That was a awesome house Kappy thank you.
Love all the woodwork thats left in this beauty!!! The balcony is so awesome too. Sooo sad any of these houses are abandoned!!! I wish I could afford to restore them!!!!
Had a house with a galvanized roof. Loved the rainy days were I could cuddle up on the couch and listen to it hit the roof. Hated that 70s cheap wood look paneling. The house still had it's gingerbread at the eaves. Very nice. Thanks for sharing
The staircase and wood trim is original. Work of art
This was once a truly beautiful home. It was nice to see the upstairs fireplaces unpainted so you could kind of imagine what the downstairs fireplaces might have originally looked like. Thank you for this lovely explore peaking back in time.
Beautiful ol house, would definitely be worth saving. Another excellent video Kappy!
Kappy, another amazingly beautiful find!! I thought it was going to be gutted out and falling apart...I am loving it! The gorgeous woodwork and that porch!! I want a 2 story porch that covers the entire length of the front of the house!! Again, thanks for sharing. Stay healthy and well my friend!😊❤
Such a beautiful fireplace! Surprised the surround hasn't been stolen!!
Well the house has a tin roof, good thing #1. I'd say that pump was the only source of water back then. Good thing #2, Intact banisters on the staircase and original trim work around the doors (although painted on the first floor) , good thing #3 All fireplaces seem to be intact, good thing #4. And now to the bad things....The horrible 70's paneling, yuck. But overall a keeper to fix up. I'd keep thjat pump weather it still worked or not and try to get all the original doorknobs back along with the doors if they're still on the property somewhere. Another great find Kappy, well done.
Thank you very much for watching!! (:
Great one! This house is still salvageable!! It just needs someone to invest some time and $$$; and it could be charming once again! Thanks Kappy! Well done!!
Awesome explore kappy love the old house style. Thanks for sharing 😃😃👍👍
Kappy thanks for your amazing videos! The commentary and excitement with every turn is top notch entertainment! Please take me with you on one of your explores! ✌️
I like the sound of the rain on the tin roof.
Oh my word!!! Beautiful is such an understatement. The mirror over the fireplace! The woodwork! Laaaawd!! I need to hit the lotto! Lol! I would buy this and many others in a heartbeat. Thanks so very much for sharing Kappy. Stay safe and can’t wait for the next amazing find. 😊
Me too! I’d fix up the porch and extend it even further around the house if I had the money😂 thanks for watching!
The wood in that house is gorgeous. Even the fireplace.
Beautiful!! I love the whimsical wallpaper and craftsmanship in the woodwork throughout.
What a beauty !! It was in good shape still too! Another great video. I love your videos,even they always seem to make me a little sad to see such craftsmanship and beauty just left to ruin. But I’m happy to know there’s still some people who have an appreciation for these grand old homes. I’m always a little surprised too that you find so many of them. Great job and keep em coming 😁.
Another gem, Kappy. I bet this was a beautiful home in its day. Thanks for another great find and a great video! You do a wonderful job bringing these homes to life. Stay safe my friend!
Love this house.
Whoa! That entrance is stunning. Those bay windows and fireplace...and how cool is that well. The original people must have been well off. You always find the good ones Kappy.
Wow! That staircase, the woodwork, and the porch captivated me. What a wonderful find! I would so like to see this place restored to its original beauty. Thanks for another great video, Kappy!
What a gem !!! Inside and out !
What a beautiful home that was at one time
This right here absolutely Beautiful...it still has time to shine...if only 💖
That fireplace mantel was so beautiful.
The wide door upstairs was amazing!!!👍🤗👍
Wow!! Soooo beautiful! The doors, fireplaces, huge windows! Love it! I want to sit on that back pirch with a glass of sweet tea and listen to the birds! Great video!
Omgosh!
The wallpaper colors were still so vivid!
Great of doors and woodwork.
Another great old house.
What a gorgeous home! From the well affixed on the back porch to the long front porch fit for a cozy swing, to the banister and Newell post, to the long windows, to the property itself...beautiful. Definitely my favorite explore of yours yet. Thanks for sharing, Kappy. Cheers 🙂
Gene.... It's called knob and tube. The knob is the same as a post. And, amazingly, this type of wiring is still in code.
Yes, I'm building a model of a 1904 brick enginehouse for a model railroad and researched the wiring that would be used in those days. The "knobs" were easy to figure, but I didn't understand where "tubes" came into it until I saw a photo of the wiring in walls, completely contained so they could be paneled. The tubes were ceramic tubes with a ridge cast around one end to carry the old cloth-covered wire through studs and headers. I still haven't figured out a simple way to do it in 1/4" scale. Stay safe.
Reeally loved this house!
Love the paneling ... brought back memories ❤. Those old doors are great.
I’m not the only one who would like to move
into this house it’s gorgeous thanks for sharing.👍🏼😃
Love all your Beautiful finds and videos. If all those walls could talk!
Thank you for watching!
Yes Kappy, you are Number 1 at finding the very best abandoned places and the best at filming too!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate that! Have really been working hard to only find the most interesting old places!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 ... Your hard work shines through every time!
So nice that vandals have not destroyed this place!
It really does look like it could be saved! What beautiful wood working on the outside second story, then the fireplace and the doors, omg, this place is gorgeous as it is (what I'm seeing in my mind, lol) I hope some one fixes it up!! I would love to own this place! The front door is beautiful, and the staircase wood work is gorgeous! It just keeps getting better and better! The upstairs porch door was absolutely beautiful!! This is a house worth saving!! I can't believe so much of the door frames and etc.... are still intact. You would think people would have stole it and the fireplace mantels. Such a awesome find Kappy!! Thanks for sharing your explore, stay safe out there! Peace, Kim ~
Small family and might explain why this hole is now abandoned.
Must of been nice in its day .The woodwork around the front door and on the door leading out to the upper deck was totally awesome. I hope someone seeing this video contacts their city about saving this house as historical or they themselves buy it . Electrical lines ran outside of the walls because electricity was added at a latter date
Thank you for filming and sharing with us this gem .
What a magnificent old homestead left to go to rack and ruin. How I love your beautiful wooden houses in the States. Someone should save this one! Gill 🇬🇧
Hi Kappy, morning to ya. Dam paneling we had that too ..lol..A 70’s thing!
Beautiful house, should be restored!
Wow, What A Wonderful,Grand Ole Beautiful Farm House, Would of Loved to have seen it, in its Day...Stay Safe Kappy..
That must have been a lovely property in it's heyday. Hopefully, it is savable and someone may come along and restore it.
Gorgeous house! The woodwork was beautiful and that door upstairs was awesome! To bad they remodeled some with the 70’s paneling,removing the door knobs and doors... and those drop ceilings 🤦♀️ ! Upstairs was definitely in original condition! Wish someone would save it! Thanks Kappy
Loved This One! So cool with original fireplaces, looks like there may have been tile surrounds for each mantle, which were pried off, it seems that the over mantles are the next things that will disappear along with the light fixtures, each fireplace was different and unique to each room, always fun to see variations in these farmhouses. Thanks for sniffing out the great ones!
Wonderful house! And that front porch! Just a beautiful home in it’s day.
Such nice woodwork throughout this farmhouse! There's something you don't see too often now a days with mass production houses! I love the setting around this house too. Such quaint surroundings. What a breathtaking home this must have been when newer!
PS: My first computer was a Gateway 2000. Got it in December of 1997 for almost 2 grand I think. Well my mom got it for me and my brother and it was soooo exciting having our very 1st computer! Had Windows 95. I was 15 then. That brochure just reminded me of that. I definitely don't miss dial-up though lol,