❤ every once in awhile, you show a house that makes my heart hurt for the past. I'm 50 now. My age range really had an amazing upbringing. Running around while the parents had dinner parties and gatherings. We were out till the street lights came on. Drank out of water hoses. In the yard playing. Our minds were imprinted with life experiences. Sort of sad for my grandkids. Their noses always stuck on TV or their iPads. Anyhay, thank you for bringing back wonderful memories of family.
I have to be satisfied we could try the “three mile to six mile connecting bike and forest preserve running track with park playground on park service police supervision to insurance age.
I lived in a 1960s A-Frame. My (now, late) maternal grandparents lived in a ranch-stlye house(2 levels), next to a people's cemetary: no problems with that!
The brick fire place and spiral stair combo was EVERYTHING and the light fixtures are the cherry on top… I never knew I wanted a Tudor style basement until now… Love this place 👍
This house represents a brief period in the 70's when the Spanish/ Mediterranean style Hacienda was in Vogue, the faux lantern style hall light, the wrought iron look light fixtures, what a period color palate. a recessed sunshine ceiling in the galley kitchen was the topper. Awesome find, Ethan
@@gretchenk.2516Yes we had that style in entire neighbourhoods. Not so much Spanish but Tudor. This was quite the house with all the style in its time. But i have been many homes like it in my life.
I love this house. The front room was the formal living room and where the China cabinet was is the formal dinning room. On the other side of that beautiful fireplaces is a din. I can't believe they left thier console stereo down in the basement. I don't care what people think....I love love love this house!! Thank you for sharing this video. This is probably one of my favorites. ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰👍
That was awesome ! I can't believe how pristine the whole house is. There is no vandalism or graffiti. I love the textured wallpaper. The stereo was a nice surprise. But the spiral staircase as the centerpiece was so creative ! It is a shame to demolish such a great house. Thanks for sharing !
I agree that it has a lot of very fine quirky features,but would need a lot of modernisation,whilst retaining a lot of those quirky features !! Love the brick fireplace/staircase combo,and the wooden floors on the ground floor !!
Out of all the houses you have toured this is the best one ever! I was born in the 1956 and grew up in the 60's and 70's so I have lived in homes like this one! My Dad was in the USAF, so, we moved a few times and always to a home like this one you showed! Thank you for showing this gem! 🧓
This is a wild house 🏠 i never seen a house lay out like this before . It's like a fun house., definitely sitting on prime land . i love all the built in.selves Thank you so much Ethan for taking all us on this adventure with you i What are you doing in my place 😂😂. all appreciated the hard work you put in the videos 📷
That house brings back a lot of memories from when I was in a kid typical 70 's style home thoes wood dors they don't make them like that anymore, that record player in the wood cabnit we use to call it a cradenza some had tv and radios thanks for the walk down memory lane house tour video
This house is so so darling. It has so many cute and unique features,, you never see in all the big pre fab , homes being built now days , cookie cutter houses with no soul. I'd totally buy it wouldn't change too much either. ❤️ love it
I love that unique house! I would buy it tomorrow and not change much besides wallpaper and carpet and window coverings. For some reason I HATE vertical blinds. That staircase and fireplace combo is one of a kind. Took some knowledge and craftsmanship and time to construct and that’s somewhat nonexistent in todays world where everything appears to merely be thrown together. I love this style of house where you don’t exactly know what to expect when you walk in the door. Would have been a fun place to grow up. The setting peaceful. Would have been great relaxing on summer evenings on the balcony. I certainly hope that someone can salvage that amazing stereo in the basement. And that nice china cupboard in dining room. Thank you for sharing this fun cool explore Ethan. Please take care be well and stay safe!
Oh oh oh. Thanks for bringing us another amazing retro gem. I can just see handlebar moustaches and sideburns and velvet trousers and long hair and maxi-dresses there. I can tell small children were there once - that’s why there’s that barrel bolt up the top of the front door - kids can’t get out or answer the door without parent to unlatch. I wish we could have seen the outside too though, I really wanted to see that tree pool… I wonder what the original cars in the new garage looked like.
I would repair and paint as needed and not change much and live in it reminds me of when I was a kid and my parents house I was 14 in 1977 and riding my dirt bike in the woods up behind the property. Great video Ethan brings back lots of memories
Wow, the untouched original condition of this one is incredible!! It definitely has the all the elements of a 70's quality custom home! There were so many sub categories of decorating styles in that era. I'm not sure, but I'd probably call this one, Country Manor style. 🤔 Overall the color choices and look, would be a little too dark for my taste, but are of great quality and style none the less. The large property looks awesome as well! Cool find 😎✌️
Hi Ethan. Thanks for sharing this unique house with us! Your thourogh filming and smooth pacing have called me down after a stressful week. You’re just what I needed. 💙✌️
Hi Ethan, awesome house with so many neat features. Could you imagine moving furniture upstairs with that staircase? Yikes, no fun but awesome to look at lol Thanks for sharing another great episode!
Beautiful house and the brick fireplace/staircase was really gorgeous! I’d be willing to bet that the dark green floral wallpaper/burgundy carpet was not original. Late 70s you still would have been into the earth tones and the flocked/mirrored wallpapers. These colors to me are more of the 80s Victorian revival phase. I am something of a wallpaper nut! So I would just say they probably upgraded the house with the colors that were more in style later on. The wall border and the combination of florals kind of dictates that. Florals were really not much in style in the late 70s it was more geometrics or bold abstract floral. As always love your videos!! Cindy 🙋♀️🌈🌈
I like the house for the most part. I love the fireplace! The big bedroom upstairs was nice but the other 3 bedrooms had such a weird shape to them. With a little bit of updating, the house would be perfect!
You can tell she was quite a looker in her day. Such a shame that more people don’t appreciate the vintage. I hope someone sees the value in that stereo.
What a fabulous house, Ethan! The console stereo brought back fond memories of my Mom and I playing Elvis and Roy Orbison albums. The stairs and fire place were so cool. The part on the right looked like a pizza oven.
That house is stunning!!! What a waste so worth cleaning up. Looks like it's just in need of a cleaning and then move in. That record cabinet is also a keeper. Breaks my heart to see a jem just tossed and unloved 😢
Hey Ethan, this house is absolutely amazing!!! I really love all of the brick & the wallpaper & the light fixtures!!! Thanks for sharing another exciting adventure!!! 👍👍🏣
This home was AMAZING. I just loved everything about this house. That master bedroom and bathroom was beautiful. I would love to have a house like this one. Thank you for another amazing adventure. Stay safe and I can’t wait for the next adventure 💙🏠💙🏠💙🏠💙🏠
Absolutely amazing home! That hifi stereo was a blast from the past! And rhat fireplace was spectacular! Thank you for taking us along. Much love, cant wait for the next one!
Wow another incredible beautiful home. Truly a custom built house in its time. The woodwork through out and the wallpaper were beautiful. The spiral staircase with the brick into the fireplace in the family room was genius. The basement with the cards, Phillips stereo, pool table, and the China hutch so beautiful . I loved the green tub and toilet also all just left behind. It's a mystery to me why anyone would want to leave this beautiful home with 2 car garage, pool out back, in the country. So sad. Thanks for this experience. Great find Ethan. Cheers. 🎉
What an awesome house Ethan. The fireplace and staircase are so neat. First time I have ever seen that before. Really nice wallpaper too. Wow!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I used to sell that exact wallpaper! It’s from the late 80s early 90s ! The company that most of them are from is called Brewster wall covering! Bringing back great memories of my favorite jobs! In store interior design! We sold everything from like a Home Depot but smaller! Diamond vocal paint company
ETHAN, BY FAR THIS HOUSE IS SO BEAUTIFUL AND ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN ON ALL OF THE HOUSES YOU HAVE SHOWN. THE ONLY THING WRONG WITH IT IS A FAMILY LIVING IN IT. THIS HOUSE SHOULD BE ON THE MARKET FOR SALE. WHAT REALLY GOT ME WAS THAT VERY UNIQUE BRICK FIRE PLACE. THE WHOLE HOUSE WAS A TREAT FOR THE EYES. IT'S HEART BREAKING TO SEE SUCH A GEM 💎 TO BE DESTROY. IN FACT IT REALLY PISSES ME OFF. MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL. THANK YOU ETHAN FOR ONE OF A KIND LEFT. GOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU SAFE .
Ethan, as a very young man u have a great appreciation of 50, 60, 70s architecture, house where made to last and also liveable with the ability to be upgraded, not much wasted spaces, all they build is shit now, im sure growing up people of my generation did not appreciate byt now definately do, keep it up u vring great memories to us 60 plus viewers
Another sweet vid and house, thank you Ethan. I truly enjoyed your tour. Always enjoy your remarks as basement temperature is cool and refreshing and the upstairs bedroom area very hot.
Wow that was a lot for a house in the 70’s ( late) that console stereo was way older than the 70’s. By the late 70’s portable was the big thing and components. That was an incredible find.
The Best! Loved the downstairs family room with Playing Card motif. And the Master Bathroom was pretty amazing! I usually am eating lunch during your explores so I appreciate your toilet censorship ❤ As always I enjoy your enthusiasm thanks for sharing these relics
Very odd for a custom built home. That staircase would have been a nightmare to get furniture up and around it onto the second floor with it being so narrow. Definitely could have been bigger as they had a lot of square footage to play with. Plus not as many windows as I thought there should be to let in the light ... especially in the kitchen. As long as they enjoyed it it's all good. Great tour ✌
OMG, this house was AMAZING and in such good condition, too--and it's going to be DEMOLISHED?! WHYYYY?! The Brass, the fixtures, the OAK EVERYWHERE! FARK what a DREAM to have and live in this house--yes, those were little closets in those bedrooms, perfectly sized for children--and I bet those other 'small' doors led to the others' bedrooms so the kids could play in each other's rooms and such. OMG, this was definitely someone's childhood home. I could gush on and on and ON about this one; what an incredible house! Just replace the carpet in one of the rooms and sort a few other bits, and you could LIVE IN IT, still!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this house! Its Retro, its Classy, and its awesome! if I had the money I would either buy it, ot if they'e going to knock it down, have it moved to California brick by brick! I love it that much 😍👍👍 Thanks for an Awesome explore Dude 😀
There is no justification for tearing down that house; it seems structurally sound. I would guestimate that it cost between $125K and $150K to build it in the late 70s. My home [1196 sq ft, a three bedroom ranch cost 35K to build with a lot of similar materials in 1979. I wonder if the paneling is laminated and the doors are hollow core. Nice find, Ethan.
Hi Ethan! Its a gorgeous home. 1970s is the era I love most. Unpopular opinion: this house gave me some bad vibes. Thank you for sharing it with us! 😀👍
Hi Ethan. Great find in its original state. Too bad about all the cool features and that stereo going to trash. I saw a quick glimpse of the outside and the downstairs paneling imitate English Tudor style, also with all the floral wallpaper. Almost imitates a castle with those curves and light fixtures. Very cool. I don’t believe a mansion, just an affluent middle class home in the country. The front room is the formal living room attached to the formal dining room which leads to the breakfast nook in the kitchen. I love the view of the staircase from the kitchen doorway. That is a lovely architectural view. I wonder if it was intentional. The room with the fireplace is the family room where the family hangs out the most. Too bad the new owners cannot keep this place, as it gets developed. The original owners really loved this place. You captured that well. Very bad to see moths trapped inside. Be safe. Glad you didn’t walk on the deck.
I really wish you had a flaslight. Unless your camera is about 4 inches from something it is too black to see. The house is so beautiful. The brick fireplace and how it circles around to incorporate the stairs is awesome. Clearly it up, replace some carpet, paint, an you have a great house. Get the pool and deck ready to go. I have always loved oak. So awesome. Thank you Ethan. Another fantastic catch. Blessings to you sir, always be safe. 😁
Love the brick fireplace spiral staircase the green wallpaper was amazing the floors were amazing the only thing that was an impressive about this house was the the bathrooms they were average❤ good job
Talk about a throwback to the 70's I absolutely love it and if I had that home I would not change anything about it and I would not get rid of the radiogram a beautiful home Ethan
Oh, the memories. We had one of those console record players with the radio growing up. It was terrible to have to move, weighed a ton 😂. We had a console TV too, that had a remote that didn’t work the same way modern ones do. You pushed the channel button and it made a little whooshing noise and the channel would go to the next channel and if you missed the channel you wanted you had to go all the way through the channels again. Volume was the same, it went from on through higher volume and then off. I had a piece of chain from a hanging lamp that I was tossing around and it changed the channel! 😂 I was surprised that in a house with those high end finishes that the bedrooms had such poor closets. Those low closets are not for big people, with full sized clothes.
6:36 if you see that ceiling fan in the back, that is a Nutone Friction Drive. They were sold in the 70s. It is 100% original to the house. They were known to be extremely noisy though.
My parents house was built in the 70's so my bathroom had the avocado toilet and bathtub and tiles too. Double sinks are dark orange. It also had orange and green floral wallpaper and for whatever reason the carpet was a soft fuzzy peach color. Tub and sinks are still in there today but the carpet was pulled out,wallpaper removed and toilet is now white. It's a mixed up looking bathroom now. The rest of the house still has all the original wallpaper and carpet in the finished basement in the family room and bedrooms. Houses built in the 70's were quite unique in color schemes and textures.Really cool to see this house!
❤ every once in awhile, you show a house that makes my heart hurt for the past. I'm 50 now. My age range really had an amazing upbringing. Running around while the parents had dinner parties and gatherings. We were out till the street lights came on. Drank out of water hoses. In the yard playing. Our minds were imprinted with life experiences. Sort of sad for my grandkids. Their noses always stuck on TV or their iPads. Anyhay, thank you for bringing back wonderful memories of family.
I have to be satisfied we could try the “three mile to six mile connecting bike and forest preserve running track with park playground on park service police supervision to insurance age.
I lived in a 1960s A-Frame. My (now, late) maternal grandparents lived in a ranch-stlye house(2 levels), next to a people's cemetary: no problems with that!
The brick fire place and spiral stair combo was EVERYTHING and the light fixtures are the cherry on top… I never knew I wanted a Tudor style basement until now… Love this place 👍
It was pretty groovy.
This house represents a brief period in the 70's when the Spanish/ Mediterranean style Hacienda was in Vogue, the faux lantern style hall light, the wrought iron look light fixtures, what a period color palate. a recessed sunshine ceiling in the galley kitchen was the topper. Awesome find, Ethan
@@gretchenk.2516Yes we had that style in entire neighbourhoods. Not so much Spanish but Tudor. This was quite the house with all the style in its time. But i have been many homes like it in my life.
I love this house. The front room was the formal living room and where the China cabinet was is the formal dinning room. On the other side of that beautiful fireplaces is a din. I can't believe they left thier console stereo down in the basement. I don't care what people think....I love love love this house!! Thank you for sharing this video. This is probably one of my favorites. ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰👍
That was awesome ! I can't believe how pristine the whole house is. There is no vandalism or graffiti. I love the textured wallpaper. The stereo was a nice surprise. But the spiral staircase as the centerpiece was so creative ! It is a shame to demolish such a great house. Thanks for sharing !
I agree!
They seem to be very wasteful in Canada. If a perfectly good house is abandon they feel like
they must demolish it.
I agree that it has a lot of very fine quirky features,but would need a lot of modernisation,whilst retaining a lot of those quirky features !!
Love the brick fireplace/staircase combo,and the wooden floors on the ground floor !!
Out of all the houses you have toured this is the best one ever! I was born in the 1956 and grew up in the 60's and 70's so I have lived in homes like this one! My Dad was in the USAF, so, we moved a few times and always to a home like this one you showed! Thank you for showing this gem! 🧓
This is a wild house 🏠 i never seen a house lay out like this before . It's like a fun house., definitely sitting on prime land . i love all the built in.selves Thank you so much Ethan for taking all us on this adventure with you i What are you doing in my place 😂😂. all appreciated the hard work you put in the videos 📷
That house brings back a lot of memories from when I was in a kid typical 70 's style home thoes wood dors they don't make them like that anymore, that record player in the wood cabnit we use to call it a cradenza some had tv and radios thanks for the walk down memory lane house tour video
This house is so so darling. It has so many cute and unique features,, you never see in all the big pre fab , homes being built now days , cookie cutter houses with no soul. I'd totally buy it wouldn't change too much either. ❤️ love it
I love that unique house! I would buy it tomorrow and not change much besides wallpaper and carpet and window coverings. For some reason I HATE vertical blinds. That staircase and fireplace combo is one of a kind. Took some knowledge and craftsmanship and time to construct and that’s somewhat nonexistent in todays world where everything appears to merely be thrown together. I love this style of house where you don’t exactly know what to expect when you walk in the door. Would have been a fun place to grow up. The setting peaceful. Would have been great relaxing on summer evenings on the balcony. I certainly hope that someone can salvage that amazing stereo in the basement. And that nice china cupboard in dining room. Thank you for sharing this fun cool explore Ethan. Please take care be well and stay safe!
Oh oh oh. Thanks for bringing us another amazing retro gem. I can just see handlebar moustaches and sideburns and velvet trousers and long hair and maxi-dresses there. I can tell small children were there once - that’s why there’s that barrel bolt up the top of the front door - kids can’t get out or answer the door without parent to unlatch. I wish we could have seen the outside too though, I really wanted to see that tree pool… I wonder what the original cars in the new garage looked like.
WOW, What a blast from the past. I grew up with houses like this. Brought back alot of memories.
Awesome find!! Thanks Ethan. Loved this house.
Probably the coolest most untouched retro custom homes I have ever seen you walk through. Super awesome. Thanks man!
I love this place and all the original features. Definitely one of my favorite explores. This is my dream home! ❤️
Wow! This is an AWESOME home , it would make a great 1970’s movie set 🎥 !
I would repair and paint as needed and not change much and live in it reminds me of when I was a kid and my parents house I was 14 in 1977 and riding my dirt bike in the woods up behind the property. Great video Ethan brings back lots of memories
Beautiful house. Love all the original features. Wallpaper?!🥴. Noticed a lot of orbs. You were definitely not alone. Would love to have it.
Hello Ethan what a beautiful home no graffiti or vandalism which is nice seeing. Love that stereo. Thank you for sharing you have a great day.
Of all the houses you've toured, this is my favorite!! Tons of character!!! I can image the fun times a family had living here!!
Sad to see a beautiful home with amazing structure to be torn down. House like this closer to me I would love to have bought it and made my own 💜
Wow, the untouched original condition of this one is incredible!! It definitely has the all the elements of a 70's quality custom home! There were so many sub categories of decorating styles in that era. I'm not sure, but I'd probably call this one, Country Manor style. 🤔 Overall the color choices and look, would be a little too dark for my taste, but are of great quality and style none the less. The large property looks awesome as well! Cool find 😎✌️
What a great find! It looks move in ready, not sure I would re-do anything. Yes, it's dated, but in a good way.
Hi Ethan. Thanks for sharing this unique house with us! Your thourogh filming and smooth pacing have called me down after a stressful week. You’re just what I needed. 💙✌️
I think this is probably one of my favorites. I love the originality and uniqueness. Great job thanks for sharing.
Stunning! Thank you Ethan 🩷🩷
Hi Ethan, awesome house with so many neat features. Could you imagine moving furniture upstairs with that staircase? Yikes, no fun but awesome to look at lol Thanks for sharing another great episode!
I think some stuff could be moved up from the deck. The one bedroom had a sliding glass door to the deck.
Beautiful house and the brick fireplace/staircase was really gorgeous! I’d be willing to bet that the dark green floral wallpaper/burgundy carpet was not original. Late 70s you still would have been into the earth tones and the flocked/mirrored wallpapers. These colors to me are more of the 80s Victorian revival phase. I am something of a wallpaper nut! So I would just say they probably upgraded the house with the colors that were more in style later on. The wall border and the combination of florals kind of dictates that. Florals were really not much in style in the late 70s it was more geometrics or bold abstract floral. As always love your videos!! Cindy 🙋♀️🌈🌈
Agreed. I remember these styles. Expensive wallpaper but 80s for sure
This house was really one-of-a-kind ! Thank you Ethan. Your the best nobody better! 😊
I like the house for the most part. I love the fireplace! The big bedroom upstairs was nice but the other 3 bedrooms had such a weird shape to them. With a little bit of updating, the house would be perfect!
You can tell she was quite a looker in her day. Such a shame that more people don’t appreciate the vintage. I hope someone sees the value in that stereo.
What a fabulous house, Ethan! The console stereo brought back fond memories of my Mom and I playing Elvis and Roy Orbison albums. The stairs and fire place were so cool. The part on the right looked like a pizza oven.
By far my favorite! Reminded me so much of my favorite aunt and uncles home from the early 70s!
I AM TOTALLY TOTALLY IN LOVE WITH THIS HOUSE IT IS FRIKIN AMAZING OH MY GOSH!!!!❤ LOCE LOVE IT THANKS ETHAN FANTASTIC FIND!!!!
That house is stunning!!! What a waste so worth cleaning up. Looks like it's just in need of a cleaning and then move in. That record cabinet is also a keeper. Breaks my heart to see a jem just tossed and unloved 😢
Hey Ethan, this house is absolutely amazing!!! I really love all of the brick & the wallpaper & the light fixtures!!! Thanks for sharing another exciting adventure!!! 👍👍🏣
Oh my goodness I love this era of homes. Just a gem!Thanks for giving a peak into the past! Best explorer I love to watch.
These last two houses have been so cool!! Nothing new will match them. So cool!
What a 70s gem. The staircase-fireplace combo is awesome. So is the games room basement. What a find!
This home was AMAZING. I just loved everything about this house. That master bedroom and bathroom was beautiful. I would love to have a house like this one. Thank you for another amazing adventure. Stay safe and I can’t wait for the next adventure 💙🏠💙🏠💙🏠💙🏠
Ethan you should buy this house and preserve it!!! Such a beautiful home!!
I love this house !!!!! When can I move in?😂😂😂 Ethan that house is great. Thank you for this house explore.
Absolutely amazing home! That hifi stereo was a blast from the past! And rhat fireplace was spectacular! Thank you for taking us along. Much love, cant wait for the next one!
Wow another incredible beautiful home. Truly a custom built house in its time. The woodwork through out and the wallpaper were beautiful. The spiral staircase with the brick into the fireplace in the family room was genius. The basement with the cards, Phillips stereo, pool table, and the China hutch so beautiful . I loved the green tub and toilet also all just left behind. It's a mystery to me why anyone would want to leave this beautiful home with 2 car garage, pool out back, in the country. So sad. Thanks for this experience. Great find Ethan. Cheers. 🎉
Dude these old homes are amazing. Thank you for capturing them.
What an awesome house Ethan. The fireplace and staircase are so neat. First time I have ever seen that before. Really nice wallpaper too. Wow!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a beautiful home!!❤❤❤
I used to sell that exact wallpaper! It’s from the late 80s early 90s ! The company that most of them are from is called Brewster wall covering! Bringing back great memories of my favorite jobs! In store interior design! We sold everything from like a Home Depot but smaller! Diamond vocal paint company
Very freaking cool Ethan ✌🏻😊
Wow I felt in love with this house. I can imagine it full of Christmas!! What a house!!
ETHAN, BY FAR THIS HOUSE IS SO BEAUTIFUL AND ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN ON ALL OF THE HOUSES YOU HAVE SHOWN. THE ONLY THING WRONG WITH IT IS A FAMILY LIVING IN IT. THIS HOUSE SHOULD BE ON THE MARKET FOR SALE. WHAT REALLY GOT ME WAS THAT VERY UNIQUE BRICK FIRE PLACE. THE WHOLE HOUSE WAS A TREAT FOR THE EYES. IT'S HEART BREAKING TO SEE SUCH A GEM 💎 TO BE DESTROY. IN FACT IT REALLY PISSES ME OFF. MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL. THANK YOU ETHAN FOR ONE OF A KIND LEFT. GOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU SAFE .
The only thing wrong with it is that a family is ***NOT*** living in it--there needs to be a family in this house!
Love this incredible fireplace, thanks for sharing ! I love this amazing cool house ! 👌
Wow that was awesome Ethan. I can’t believe this home has been abandoned for all those years and it’s still in very good condition. Loved it ❤
Alot of the abandoned houses you show us, are so beautiful, id fix them up and live in them..
❤ I love that house, I wish I could move in it❤
The staircase/fireplace combo is amazing!
My favorite house so far.
Great work Ethan😁
Ethan, as a very young man u have a great appreciation of 50, 60, 70s architecture, house where made to last and also liveable with the ability to be upgraded, not much wasted spaces, all they build is shit now, im sure growing up people of my generation did not appreciate byt now definately do, keep it up u vring great memories to us 60 plus viewers
Wow! That place was beautiful, The staircase design was the best I’ve ever seen.. thanks for sharing..
The spiral staircase setup is very cool. It looked really good with the stone.
What an odd house! Great explore Ethan!
Another sweet vid and house, thank you Ethan. I truly enjoyed your tour. Always enjoy your remarks as basement temperature is cool and refreshing and the upstairs bedroom area very hot.
I was born in 1968, i love the old houses, they were solid..And beautiful homes..
Wow that was a lot for a house in the 70’s ( late) that console stereo was way older than the 70’s. By the late 70’s portable was the big thing and components. That was an incredible find.
The Best! Loved the downstairs family room with Playing Card motif. And the Master Bathroom was pretty amazing! I usually am eating lunch during your explores so I appreciate your toilet censorship ❤ As always I enjoy your enthusiasm thanks for sharing these relics
Very odd for a custom built home. That staircase would have been a nightmare to get furniture up and around it onto the second floor with it being so narrow. Definitely could have been bigger as they had a lot of square footage to play with. Plus not as many windows as I thought there should be to let in the light ... especially in the kitchen. As long as they enjoyed it it's all good. Great tour ✌
I had this video in queue and it came on right after I saw the TikTok of it! Gorgeous house with all that wood.
OMG, this house was AMAZING and in such good condition, too--and it's going to be DEMOLISHED?! WHYYYY?! The Brass, the fixtures, the OAK EVERYWHERE! FARK what a DREAM to have and live in this house--yes, those were little closets in those bedrooms, perfectly sized for children--and I bet those other 'small' doors led to the others' bedrooms so the kids could play in each other's rooms and such. OMG, this was definitely someone's childhood home. I could gush on and on and ON about this one; what an incredible house! Just replace the carpet in one of the rooms and sort a few other bits, and you could LIVE IN IT, still!
Gorgeous home. I absolutely am in love with it! I would live there just like it is ! Fireplace and stairs are ❤ Basement❤
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this house! Its Retro, its Classy, and its awesome!
if I had the money I would either buy it, ot if they'e going to knock it down,
have it moved to California brick by brick! I love it that much 😍👍👍
Thanks for an Awesome explore Dude 😀
This house is absolutely amazing.. I'd move in in a NY second. It should be criminal to tear it down. Such a beauty!
so original ! , really cool bathroom and fire place , just the style of it is a time capsule of the 70's
That staircase is bada$$!!! Love this house except for all the flowers. That person yelling scared me. Love that
That wall paper pattern is everything,that staircase ❤
I like watching ur TH-cam videos and ur awesome keep up the good work
What a great house 🏡, never would have imagined that staircase and that basement, thanks for sharing.❤😀
There is no justification for tearing down that house; it seems structurally sound. I would guestimate that it cost between $125K and $150K to build it in the late 70s. My home [1196 sq ft, a three bedroom ranch cost 35K to build with a lot of similar materials in 1979. I wonder if the paneling is laminated and the doors are hollow core. Nice find, Ethan.
Really love the last bathroom 3& the stereo in the basement. Lights are fantastic I love them
Hi there enjoying the video lo💕
Love the playing card room! That must be where they had their poker games.
Hi Ethan! Its a gorgeous home. 1970s is the era I love most. Unpopular opinion: this house gave me some bad vibes. Thank you for sharing it with us! 😀👍
Hi Ethan. Great find in its original state. Too bad about all the cool features and that stereo going to trash. I saw a quick glimpse of the outside and the downstairs paneling imitate English Tudor style, also with all the floral wallpaper. Almost imitates a castle with those curves and light fixtures. Very cool. I don’t believe a mansion, just an affluent middle class home in the country. The front room is the formal living room attached to the formal dining room which leads to the breakfast nook in the kitchen. I love the view of the staircase from the kitchen doorway. That is a lovely architectural view. I wonder if it was intentional. The room with the fireplace is the family room where the family hangs out the most. Too bad the new owners cannot keep this place, as it gets developed. The original owners really loved this place. You captured that well. Very bad to see moths trapped inside. Be safe. Glad you didn’t walk on the deck.
I really wish you had a flaslight. Unless your camera is about 4 inches from something it is too black to see. The house is so beautiful. The brick fireplace and how it circles around to incorporate the stairs is awesome. Clearly it up, replace some carpet, paint, an you have a great house. Get the pool and deck ready to go. I have always loved oak. So awesome. Thank you Ethan. Another fantastic catch. Blessings to you sir, always be safe. 😁
That house was well built as well as well kept!!Luv it!
Ethan ,all I can say about this house is Wow. Love it.
Love the brick fireplace spiral staircase the green wallpaper was amazing the floors were amazing the only thing that was an impressive about this house was the the bathrooms they were average❤ good job
Ethan this house is amazing. I think it suits you. Consider it for a purchase?? So freaking unique, I can’t express how cool it is.
Love the fireplace great find in the basement (I have records i would love to play) stairs to upstairs are cool # one of my favorites
Love it! Fantastic house!
SOLD!
Talk about a throwback to the 70's I absolutely love it and if I had that home I would not change anything about it and I would not get rid of the radiogram a beautiful home Ethan
Fantastically unique layout. I love it!!
Oh, the memories. We had one of those console record players with the radio growing up. It was terrible to have to move, weighed a ton 😂. We had a console TV too, that had a remote that didn’t work the same way modern ones do. You pushed the channel button and it made a little whooshing noise and the channel would go to the next channel and if you missed the channel you wanted you had to go all the way through the channels again. Volume was the same, it went from on through higher volume and then off. I had a piece of chain from a hanging lamp that I was tossing around and it changed the channel! 😂 I was surprised that in a house with those high end finishes that the bedrooms had such poor closets. Those low closets are not for big people, with full sized clothes.
Wow factor throughout. The fireplace and stairs are magical 👊
I absolutely love that house. So sad it will be demolished. I could see that house being fixed to be able to live in it. ❤
Excellent video - beautiful house and location
As always great job. Luv this house. The people took good care of it. This is my favorite house of all.
Much luv
Carry on
6:36 if you see that ceiling fan in the back, that is a Nutone Friction Drive. They were sold in the 70s. It is 100% original to the house. They were known to be extremely noisy though.
Glad to be back!!!!🥰
My parents house was built in the 70's so my bathroom had the avocado toilet and bathtub and tiles too. Double sinks are dark orange. It also had orange and green floral wallpaper and for whatever reason the carpet was a soft fuzzy peach color. Tub and sinks are still in there today but the carpet was pulled out,wallpaper removed and toilet is now white. It's a mixed up looking bathroom now. The rest of the house still has all the original wallpaper and carpet in the finished basement in the family room and bedrooms. Houses built in the 70's were quite unique in color schemes and textures.Really cool to see this house!
Love the fireplace
Thanks for the amazing video.I do appreciate it.🌻😊
Keep up thee great work Ethan!! Beautiful home,❤❤❤❤❤❤