I was born in 72 and this was they kind of house I HOPED to live in. It's in such great shape. It's so painful to think it's going to be demolished. The money that it's going to take to tear it down and rebuild a new, cookie-cutter house, could be invested into this place to make it something spectacular!!
I was born in 1970. I think it's really irresponsible to demolish these homes. People these days flip houses just so they don't get demolished. Nice house. Lovely sraircase! 😇
The cookie cutter mentality has permeated resale homes out here too. It's disgusting. Everything is either grey, beige, or tan. Cars as well. Several years ago, I sold my previous home, a very nice rambling ranch. I installed blonde wood floors throughout. I made a custom dividing wall to separate the dining room from the kitchen and had glass brick to break it up. I had gorgeous one piece linoleum for the kitchen. I built a custom pantry in the wall next to the refrigerator. I bought the best dishwasher money could buy, which still had the porcelain interior before they disallowed that use. I put in new cabinets, with tinted glass on the corner ones to show off your more expensive dishware. In the living room, I had a $500 ceiling fan, porcelain and glass with lacquered blades....$500 in 1996 money. We had a custom front door. It was perfect. We sold the house, and the man that bought it, he and his wife were sold once they saw that kitchen. They loved it. 5 years later, they moved out, and it was up for sale. For laughs, I went in and looked at the house. I wish I had not. All the flooring was ripped out. It was replaced with beige berber carpet, the same thoughout the house. All the walls were painted light grey. The ceiling fan was ripped out, and my neighbor, who loved it, asked if he could take it and the remodeler said sure, and he went to the trash container and it was smashed beyond repair. They just heaved it in there. My separator wall was demolished, the dishwasher was ripped out, and the beautiful stove was gone. Their replacements were the cheapest ones you could get at Home Depot. With all my upgrades gone, there was 1/2 the counter space and 1/2 the cabinets. The front door was replaced with a cheap wood one with no glass. Every single thing that made that house cool was destroyed, to make it "contemporary", also known as beige and ugly. This lazy, ugly, conformist look is now in our strip malls, our industrial design, our stores, everywhere. It really is sickening.
Oh my gosh this makes me so upset!! This house is incredible!!! How can they tear it down?! There appeared to be literally nothing wrong with it. Wow. Thanks again for another great video!
WOW ! ! What an amazing home ! Totally love the staircase ! Always a shame that there going to be torn down ! All your finds are pretty unique ! LOVE ! ! 💋🐾🐾✌
Love this house.... Great exploration! You get a thumbs 👍🏻 up on this one. I thought that stair case looked like something that should be in a mall, too. Really enjoyed this one, Ethan. I love clean, modern homes. Good job!
I love this house! It's so bright and has a nice feeling to it. I love that open staircase that opens onto the hall with the bedrooms. I like the whole layout, actually, and that rarely happens.
Ethan, I appreciate your enjoyment of vintage houses. I also enjoy your Canadian accent. Your camerawork is great, you pan slowly so we can see everything and don't become dizzy. Please enjoy your bliss of seeking and sharing these older homes.
That place is gorgeous purple in the foyer that chandelier in a staircase is awesome I can't understand why anybody would want to tear this down instead of fixing it glass on the deck to awesome awesome
1990's kitchen remodel btw, the chandelier and the clerestory windows in the staircase are spectacular! The wide treads and the low risers of the staircase are classic 1970s design. A lady could look like she's gliding up in her palazzo pants. I graduated from high school in 1976 and one of my favorite things as a teenager to do was go into houses that were under construction. Especially the post modern style ones. I live in the South and we called the house style "California Contemporary". They were (and still are) so cool!
This house is so amazing! How cool! And the scenery out the window was spectacular! So sad this home is gonna be demolished! There is so much "living" it could still provide! That one messed up bedroom was odd.
Hello ,from Tennessee I enjoy your videos . This home was great , I was 16 in 1976 and we did love to party . I can't understand why people want to tear down great homes .
That looks like a house from the mid 80's it has that stark, modern almost avaunt garde tone to it.The architect was a few years ahead of the curve. Must have been a hoot living there Back in the day Crank up the tears for fears and the cars on the stereo set.....
I agree, what a waste. But... No matter who owns it, somebody has to pay taxes, utilities, garbage pickup, sewer fees, maintenance on house inside and outside, lawn upkeep, particular prep for extreme summers and winters, and don’t forget...mortgage.
@@walterbrunswick Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I guess you never thought beyond that flat roof or somehow correcting the issue. Almost a year ago... I'm not even sure what video it is without watching it again.
Thank you for the tour. Of this gorgeous house. The room where the walls . Was messed up could be repaired. I love the staircase. And the hanging down light fixture. I love big kitchens. Shame they're going to destroy this house. If I had the money I'd buy it. Have a great day.
You do an excellent presentation! You're right, the stairs give that mall, doctor's office, school building vibe! However, I believe the room off the kitchen with the fireplace is not a dining room, but a family room. The garage/utility room would not normally walk through a dining room. And that unit in the storage room may be either an iron water filter/ or heavy duty water softener. Keep your great videos coming!
Adore the mezzanine, makes the creepy basement not so creepy. Stunning. For a 70s home the architect/builder way ahead of their time. @3:59 That staircase is so modern, Stunning. I actually love it. @4:07 Adore that hanging light, That is still in fashion today. That's so sad 99% of your video's the homes will be torn down. Well I/We your subscribers Thank you for saving history Ethan. The back yard looks like a park, so beautiful. @9:22 now that basement is not creepy, it's cosy because it's opened from the Mezzanine, adore the fireplace not centred "go away o.c.d, but still love it, that bar lol, carpet. I Always think if your upstairs in bed and someone was trying to break in from the basement, you wouldn't hear them. Just my thinking as we don't have basements here in Melbourne, Australia. I think that's why they give me the creeps. "What you don't have you don't miss or think about re=basements" @11:06 And then the creepy basement darn, just when I thought the basement wasn't creepy there's another one. Grrr @13:52 That large mirror reminded me of a ballet room but no rails. This made my day two video's Ethan, this one popped up after the last one yay. Brilliant, Beautiful home. Thank you so much hug's from Australia xx
Fantastic old house!! Amazed at all the staircases. I think the tank in basement is a water softening system. I have relatives in Texas that have one. It’s optional but when the water is so hard, you seek out softeners. Good job!!
Thank you for sharing amazing homes that we would otherwise never have the opportunity to see. I so appreciate that you and other photographers like yourself do nothing to deface the properties or steal fixtures from the properties, despite the fact that they are being torn down. All you take is videos and photos. Thank you.
It’s a very nice house. I think it’s more of a very large house rather than mansion. It isn’t very opulent, even for the 70s. To be such a large house it has kind a cozy comfortable feel. That’s what I like about it. Tfs
“Is that fuzzy?!?!” Love how excited you were lol. I think this may be my favourite house so far. Such a cool place and in great condition makes me so upset it’s being torn down :(
People are ignorant to tear these masters of beauty.🌹 I'm glad that people like you are sharing these to the World. 🌎 So people need to see how selfish people are in tearing down these historic like beauties! 😍
@Ethan Minnie What a gorgeous house. The kitchen was so beautiful and definitely updated from 1976, lol. I wish there was a place to put a small dinner table in the kitchen as most houses from the 70's had an eat in kitchen. The houses were built so much better back in those times. Thank you again for sharing this great find. I am sad it will be torn down. I also want to thank you for continuing to film while going up and down the staircases as people do complain (me being one of them☺️😁) lol. I give credit where credit is due and it is due for the effort🙂I just love walking around the house with you as one continuous shot, it is as if we are there with you. Truly, thank you Ethan, it's the little things. I love your channel. Be safe every time you go out exploring.
This one is so cool! The shower head in the Master Bedroom I think is a type of "rain shower" and I don't think that is a 1970s design. Do you know whether the house has been lived in since the renovation? It seems so clean!
There's absolutely no reason to destroy this beautiful house. I'd love to live in it. Y'all don't appreciate what you've got until you no longer have it. I know. I've been homeless for nearly a year due to an eviction that wasn't my fault and since then I've been living in my car and motels. That house or any house would be much appreciated by me or another homeless family.
Gorgeous house, unbelievable that these places get demolished....it’s move in ready. My daughter would make the mirror room next to the sauna her dance studio!!
This is a very nice house, very modern for a 1970's house. It's design almost looks like a combination of a house and an office building, too nice and in too good shape to be torn down. I'd like to live in this house!
Ethan storage was in ones home in past. That's why so much closet space. Very nice homes with the good material back then. No fake stuff. Great job. Peace.
Wow! Incredible. So sad that they are tearing this down. The Chandelier is so way cool. The staircase even more way cool. Glad that you had a heads up on going out on the deck. Whew! Another Fantastic Job on covering this massive house. Take Care & Stay Safe! Can't Wait For Your Next Video!
Ethan N. What's up adorable guy!! I Love your videos and when you say that! The houses are all so unique and beautiful. I'm sad knowing they will be demolished or remain abandoned.
I have been watching your channel for fice or going on five years Ethan ,an i cannot believe i missed this awesome house 🏠 ❤always have nice massive or landscapes backyard..
Wow wow this house has beautiful character & love kitchen & floor and they don’t make homes like this..... but cookies cutters for sure .... great finding & great job Ethan !!!
I love this house. Blumhouse could use this for one of their movies. Could have used it for Kevin Bacon's last movie. That scene you took of the backyard was EVERYTHING. ❤
Such an amazing house. My little apartment would fit in the living room. I can't believe they are going to demolish it. I guess the old saying they got more money then sense applies to these people
My favorite …….so far. I can’t believe they’re demolishing it. So sad. I would love to go in there and claim the light fixture on the stairway,the fireplace downstairs and the bar. ❤️
Of the 3 or 4 videos I have seen of yours (and they are very nicely done!) this is the nicest, least destroyed home of any of them. There are some interesting things about these homes, and some odd things. First, I am in the USA, in California, so there may be terms used in homes out there that mean different things in the US. For example, what you call basements in these homes we would call lower levels. A split level or bi-level home in the USA, has a lower level that the windows in the room are at ground level or slightly higher. A basement is completely underground, and the windows would look into "tubs" outside, cut into the dirt with a plastic, brick or composite structure acting as a supportive retaining wall, so light can get in. In this home and others profiled, you have huge lower levels, which you call a basement, and then ANOTHER set of stairs going down to what we would call a basement. It is an interesting building architecture. BTW, out here in California, except for really old homes, there is NO building below the surface, so there are no bi-level or split level homes, and no basements. This is all because of potential earthquakes. The homes you profile share other weird things. Let's take this home in this video. It appears as if someone lived there not too long ago, and that things are in good shape, with some out of place exceptions. What happened to the deck? A well built deck should not become dangerous. Why was one room, and just that room, vandalized. Why is there a sink missing. Here's another oddity. That is one upscale kitchen, with a very nice Sub-Zero refrigerator. But that microwave is cheap, and the oven below it is too low, and cheap as well. And it is way far over. Nothing makes sense in that kitchen. You would imagine a Viking, or equivalent, range, or a proper 6 burner commercial quality stove with twin ovens for a house like this, not some cheap wall mounted oven. It's like someone started to remodel the kitchen, ran out of money, and just threw something in there. Additionally, ALL the and bathrooms have the cheapest toilets and sinks out there....just basic junk. Why? Toilets themselves generally don't wear out, so why are they all the cheap goods? The other characteristics shared by this and other homes you have shown are the number of odd, long shaped rooms with various utilities in them, instead of them all consolidated in the basement. Weird workshops or utility rooms and then you keep going and out of nowhere, a HUGE bedroom. The downstairs areas always look like how you described them smelling--musty and weird. How about that big room with the bar...just like the other house....a bar way downstairs. And then there is the bit of huge laundry rooms with kitchen counters and huge amounts of cabinets. What is in those cabinets, a hundred boxes of Tide and 30 gallons of beach? And I get having a table to fold your clothes, but 16 feet of counter space?!?! Did anyone else find that odd as well? There are abundant mysteries to how these homes were designed, and equal amounts as to how they got to the condition they are in.....
This house would make my mid century modern dreams come true. I can’t imagine why anybody would demolish this house. So frustrating. LOOK AT THE WINDOWS ALL AROUND THE TOP OF THE STAIRS, IT’S GORGEOUS🤦🏾♀️ +Also you have a very kind demeanor to you!
It's actually used for cleaning supplies like vacuums brooms dusters. It keeps everything in one place and u don't have to lug a vacuum up and down the stairs.
Wow this one is in such good shape. Super shame! The gluttony of the "5 percenters" is sickening, tbh. My house is 110 years old and it will be standing long after the "mc mansions" of the 2000's are long gone. Thanks, love it Ethan! 👍💗
I’m thinking office building and a home anyway obviously not abandoned for that long or somebody’s keeping it clean sketchy in my opinion maybe research it
There’s probably an HOA that will mow the lawn and complain to whoever owns the house to keep at least the outside tidy, but there is a lot of dust in the kitchen u can see on the counters
Hi Ethan, I love watching this video, so cool. I'd love a home like this. The only thing is, you need to remember your light! Come on buddy, you can do it, I know you can! Thankyou and stay safe.
That tank in the storage room is a pressure water holding tank for a well. What a gorgeous house. It's to bad they knocked it down. Probably to build much less well built homes. My family could live very comfortably there.
Ethan, i say UBC had daggers out for you to get his camera back cause i know how each time at each abandoned house is limited. Anyway those stairs were good but i reckon they were turned the wrong way which made the wrong Feng shoi. Now that Chandelier you said on top of the stairs is actually Pendant Lighting remember it resembles a Women's earring pendant. Now what can i say Money talks nothing much wrong with the house to knock it down that sub-basement looks like a place to lock someone but at least there was windows in that sub-basement. great tour
Cool place and beautiful property. Dang I guess you know you're in an expensive home when the hallway has a walk-in closet ! I I don't know how anyone would have ever gotten bored living in that home but I guess if they ever were they can always head upstairs and pretend like they were going to the mall lol
Ethan my Nanna used to have carpet up the bath side ha. I remember that. That's a beautiful house. Why don't they do they up instead of demolishing them. Doesn't make sense to me. Fab video. Xxx stay safe.
Looks like they tried remodeling the house in the late '90s or early 2000s. Would've loved to have seen it in all it's original '70s glory! And would I love to have that light fixture on the stairs! It's too cool!
I was born in 72 and this was they kind of house I HOPED to live in. It's in such great shape. It's so painful to think it's going to be demolished. The money that it's going to take to tear it down and rebuild a new, cookie-cutter house, could be invested into this place to make it something spectacular!!
I was born in 1970. I think it's really irresponsible to demolish these homes. People these days flip houses just so they don't get demolished. Nice house. Lovely sraircase! 😇
The cookie cutter mentality has permeated resale homes out here too. It's disgusting. Everything is either grey, beige, or tan. Cars as well.
Several years ago, I sold my previous home, a very nice rambling ranch. I installed blonde wood floors throughout. I made a custom dividing wall to separate the dining room from the kitchen and had glass brick to break it up. I had gorgeous one piece linoleum for the kitchen. I built a custom pantry in the wall next to the refrigerator. I bought the best dishwasher money could buy, which still had the porcelain interior before they disallowed that use. I put in new cabinets, with tinted glass on the corner ones to show off your more expensive dishware. In the living room, I had a $500 ceiling fan, porcelain and glass with lacquered blades....$500 in 1996 money. We had a custom front door. It was perfect.
We sold the house, and the man that bought it, he and his wife were sold once they saw that kitchen. They loved it. 5 years later, they moved out, and it was up for sale. For laughs, I went in and looked at the house. I wish I had not.
All the flooring was ripped out. It was replaced with beige berber carpet, the same thoughout the house. All the walls were painted light grey. The ceiling fan was ripped out, and my neighbor, who loved it, asked if he could take it and the remodeler said sure, and he went to the trash container and it was smashed beyond repair. They just heaved it in there. My separator wall was demolished, the dishwasher was ripped out, and the beautiful stove was gone. Their replacements were the cheapest ones you could get at Home Depot. With all my upgrades gone, there was 1/2 the counter space and 1/2 the cabinets. The front door was replaced with a cheap wood one with no glass. Every single thing that made that house cool was destroyed, to make it "contemporary", also known as beige and ugly.
This lazy, ugly, conformist look is now in our strip malls, our industrial design, our stores, everywhere. It really is sickening.
Another Beautiful House, And Property. You Have A Real Talent For Showing Homes. Thanks For Another Great Tour.
Oh my gosh this makes me so upset!! This house is incredible!!! How can they tear it down?! There appeared to be literally nothing wrong with it. Wow. Thanks again for another great video!
Such a beautiful place again! You’re so lucky to be able to see all these houses. Thank you for sharing them with us!
WOW ! ! What an amazing home ! Totally love the staircase ! Always a shame that there going to be torn down ! All your finds are pretty unique ! LOVE ! ! 💋🐾🐾✌
Seems like they will be just wasting money to tear this nice home down. It should be lived in. I volunteer.
Exactly... I agree... what a waste 😥😥😥
I agree well said 💐
Love this house.... Great exploration! You get a thumbs 👍🏻 up on this one. I thought that stair case looked like something that should be in a mall, too. Really enjoyed this one, Ethan. I love clean, modern homes. Good job!
I love this house! It's so bright and has a nice feeling to it. I love that open staircase that opens onto the hall with the bedrooms. I like the whole layout, actually, and that rarely happens.
Total waste to knock down that house but hardly surprising it’s a wasteful society we live in
Jonathan Terrett agreed
I doubt it will be knocked down during this covid-19 virus pandemic. Most companies will not risk spending money on doing that.
I agree!!! So sad..
Ethan, I appreciate your enjoyment of vintage houses. I also enjoy your Canadian accent. Your camerawork is great, you pan slowly so we can see everything and don't become dizzy. Please enjoy your bliss of seeking and sharing these older homes.
That place is gorgeous purple in the foyer that chandelier in a staircase is awesome I can't understand why anybody would want to tear this down instead of fixing it glass on the deck to awesome awesome
1990's kitchen remodel btw, the chandelier and the clerestory windows in the staircase are spectacular! The wide treads and the low risers of the staircase are classic 1970s design. A lady could look like she's gliding up in her palazzo pants. I graduated from high school in 1976 and one of my favorite things as a teenager to do was go into houses that were under construction. Especially the post modern style ones. I live in the South and we called the house style "California Contemporary". They were (and still are) so cool!
This house is so amazing! How cool! And the scenery out the window was spectacular! So sad this home is gonna be demolished! There is so much "living" it could still provide! That one messed up bedroom was odd.
Hello ,from Tennessee I enjoy your videos . This home was great , I was 16 in 1976 and we did love to party . I can't understand why people want to tear down great homes .
Thanks for slowing down and giving us a great view of this amazing house!
Definitely 70s decor, earth tone paint, the lights over the staircase, and the carpeted bar. Still a real nice place. Good video
That looks like a house from the mid 80's it has that stark, modern almost avaunt garde tone to it.The architect was a few years ahead of the curve. Must have been a hoot living there Back in the day Crank up the tears for fears and the cars on the stereo set.....
I definitely got that 80s vibe in the office and kitchen. It’s possible that after ten years it got “remodeled.”
Have you ever thought about starting petitions to save some of the houses that really are worth it?
Money is the key petitions must gather money to buy a house just to keep from demolishing , real estates does that for us
I agree, what a waste. But... No matter who owns it, somebody has to pay taxes, utilities, garbage pickup, sewer fees, maintenance on house inside and outside, lawn upkeep, particular prep for extreme summers and winters, and don’t forget...mortgage.
Flat roofs are probably the STUPIDEST designs one can do for a residential house
Good riddance
@@walterbrunswick Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I guess you never thought beyond that flat roof or somehow correcting the issue. Almost a year ago... I'm not even sure what video it is without watching it again.
@@breezeyb3535 watch it!!
learn from it!
Thank you for the tour. Of this gorgeous house. The room where the walls . Was messed up could be repaired. I love the staircase. And the hanging down light fixture. I love big kitchens. Shame they're going to destroy this house. If I had the money I'd buy it. Have a great day.
Truly beautiful house! It looks like it was well care for over the years. So sad to think no one wants it anymore.
A little TLC and updating and this could be a really great house. Too bad people have no respect for history and prefer to tear down and build new.
I agree the house can be renovated to what they want
Water heater! Would move in in a second! Love the floors, wood and tile. Love the glass office! Awesome!
You do an excellent presentation! You're right, the stairs give that mall, doctor's office, school building vibe! However, I believe the room off the kitchen with the fireplace is not a dining room, but a family room. The garage/utility room would not normally walk through a dining room. And that unit in the storage room may be either an iron water filter/ or heavy duty water softener. Keep your great videos coming!
Was worried with the lack of mirrors in the first half of the tour we weren’t going to get a “what is up you guys” glad the basement came through
Was almost gonna cry myself
One of the best staircases. Beautiful house. Great job 🤗
Adore the mezzanine, makes the creepy basement not so creepy. Stunning. For a 70s home the architect/builder way ahead of their time. @3:59 That staircase is so modern, Stunning. I actually love it. @4:07 Adore that hanging light, That is still in fashion today. That's so sad 99% of your video's the homes will be torn down. Well I/We your subscribers Thank you for saving history Ethan. The back yard looks like a park, so beautiful. @9:22 now that basement is not creepy, it's cosy because it's opened from the Mezzanine, adore the fireplace not centred "go away o.c.d, but still love it, that bar lol, carpet. I Always think if your upstairs in bed and someone was trying to break in from the basement, you wouldn't hear them. Just my thinking as we don't have basements here in Melbourne, Australia. I think that's why they give me the creeps. "What you don't have you don't miss or think about re=basements" @11:06 And then the creepy basement darn, just when I thought the basement wasn't creepy there's another one. Grrr @13:52 That large mirror reminded me of a ballet room but no rails. This made my day two video's Ethan, this one popped up after the last one yay. Brilliant, Beautiful home. Thank you so much hug's from Australia xx
Omg... that is my kind of house. If I had the cash, I’d buy it! Beautiful property.
Omg! This is a fantastic house. I would love to own it. Thanks for sharing!
Wow. Amazing house. Great work Ethan. Loved the black kitchen. Incredible home. Sounds so solid.
Fantastic old house!! Amazed at all the staircases. I think the tank in basement is a water softening system. I have relatives in Texas that have one. It’s optional but when the water is so hard, you seek out softeners. Good job!!
Thank you for sharing amazing homes that we would otherwise never have the opportunity to see. I so appreciate that you and other photographers like yourself do nothing to deface the properties or steal fixtures from the properties, despite the fact that they are being torn down. All you take is videos and photos. Thank you.
It’s a very nice house. I think it’s more of a very large house rather than mansion. It isn’t very opulent, even for the 70s. To be such a large house it has kind a cozy comfortable feel. That’s what I like about it. Tfs
I loved this house, and yes the staircase was absolutely fabulous.
Ethan, you really MUST consider a petition to save these georgeous homes from demolition, BTW, this is a very sharp house.
“Is that fuzzy?!?!” Love how excited you were lol. I think this may be my favourite house so far. Such a cool place and in great condition makes me so upset it’s being torn down :(
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Is it fuzzy... I lol
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What a great house this one is.
Thanks for filming and sharing.
I think you and Carlos are officially my favourite shows to watch. Love it! You have genuine nice personality. Thanks for these videos!
People are ignorant to tear these masters of beauty.🌹 I'm glad that people like you are sharing these to the World. 🌎 So people need to see how selfish people are in tearing down these historic like beauties! 😍
I’m loving these homes with all the trimmings still inside it really give’s us the viewers a real homely feeling. Keep up the good work. GO DODGERS
I'd move into that place in a heart beat. Great video Ethan!
@Ethan Minnie What a gorgeous house. The kitchen was so beautiful and definitely updated from 1976, lol. I wish there was a place to put a small dinner table in the kitchen as most houses from the 70's had an eat in kitchen. The houses were built so much better back in those times. Thank you again for sharing this great find. I am sad it will be torn down. I also want to thank you for continuing to film while going up and down the staircases as people do complain (me being one of them☺️😁) lol. I give credit where credit is due and it is due for the effort🙂I just love walking around the house with you as one continuous shot, it is as if we are there with you. Truly, thank you Ethan, it's the little things. I love your channel. Be safe every time you go out exploring.
Hi Ethan thanks for showing the house this house was HUGE I loved it and it’s so sad that it’s going to be taken down :(
4:04 It's so big, the stairs look like they're from a mall department store
LOL 4:23 Ethan agrees
One of my favorite so far. Plz keep making new ones thx Mary
This one is so cool! The shower head in the Master Bedroom I think is a type of "rain shower" and I don't think that is a 1970s design. Do you know whether the house has been lived in since the renovation? It seems so clean!
A lot of the kitchen looked updated too
This is one of my favorite videos. I love how you show the stairs. That's my favorite part! Thank you! It was worth the wait!
Another awesome 🏠...thanks Ethan for showing us these amazing homes!
This house is so pretty! Nice 70's vibe to it..it's like going back in time! So awesome! Nice find.
There's absolutely no reason to destroy this beautiful house. I'd love to live in it.
Y'all don't appreciate what you've got until you no longer have it. I know. I've been homeless for nearly a year due to an eviction that wasn't my fault and since then I've been living in my car and motels. That house or any house would be much appreciated by me or another homeless family.
Well said 💐 I agree
Why is it being demolished? So many people could live here.😣
Gorgeous house, unbelievable that these places get demolished....it’s move in ready. My daughter would make the mirror room next to the sauna her dance studio!!
Wow another awesome retro house! It really makes me sad when I hear they are being demolished 😢.
This is a very nice house, very modern for a 1970's house. It's design almost looks like a combination of a house and an office building, too nice and in too good shape to be torn down. I'd like to live in this house!
Nice house. Great pool and sauna. Of course the stairs were awesome looking.😘💘🎥
Can't even believe how clean this is - excellent condition
The tank is a water softener/treatment system.
Ethan storage was in ones home in past.
That's why so much closet space.
Very nice homes with the good material back then. No fake stuff.
Great job. Peace.
Thanks for sharing!! Fantastic house 🏡 so sad it’s being demolished!!
Wow! Incredible. So sad that they are tearing this down. The Chandelier is so way cool. The staircase even more way cool. Glad that you had a heads up on going out on the deck. Whew! Another Fantastic Job on covering this massive house. Take Care & Stay Safe! Can't Wait For Your Next Video!
Ethan N. What's up adorable guy!! I Love your videos and when you say that! The houses are all so unique and beautiful. I'm sad knowing they will be demolished or remain abandoned.
I have been watching your channel for fice or going on five years Ethan ,an i cannot believe i missed this awesome house 🏠 ❤always have nice massive or landscapes backyard..
Wow wow this house has beautiful character & love kitchen & floor and they don’t make homes like this..... but cookies cutters for sure .... great finding & great job Ethan !!!
Just imagie New Year's Eve, 1977.
I love this house. Blumhouse could use this for one of their movies. Could have used it for Kevin Bacon's last movie. That scene you took of the backyard was EVERYTHING. ❤
Such an amazing house. My little apartment would fit in the living room. I can't believe they are going to demolish it. I guess the old saying they got more money then sense applies to these people
My favorite …….so far. I can’t believe they’re demolishing it. So sad. I would love to go in there and claim the light fixture on the stairway,the fireplace downstairs and the bar. ❤️
Of the 3 or 4 videos I have seen of yours (and they are very nicely done!) this is the nicest, least destroyed home of any of them. There are some interesting things about these homes, and some odd things.
First, I am in the USA, in California, so there may be terms used in homes out there that mean different things in the US. For example, what you call basements in these homes we would call lower levels. A split level or bi-level home in the USA, has a lower level that the windows in the room are at ground level or slightly higher. A basement is completely underground, and the windows would look into "tubs" outside, cut into the dirt with a plastic, brick or composite structure acting as a supportive retaining wall, so light can get in.
In this home and others profiled, you have huge lower levels, which you call a basement, and then ANOTHER set of stairs going down to what we would call a basement. It is an interesting building architecture. BTW, out here in California, except for really old homes, there is NO building below the surface, so there are no bi-level or split level homes, and no basements. This is all because of potential earthquakes.
The homes you profile share other weird things. Let's take this home in this video. It appears as if someone lived there not too long ago, and that things are in good shape, with some out of place exceptions. What happened to the deck? A well built deck should not become dangerous. Why was one room, and just that room, vandalized. Why is there a sink missing.
Here's another oddity. That is one upscale kitchen, with a very nice Sub-Zero refrigerator. But that microwave is cheap, and the oven below it is too low, and cheap as well. And it is way far over. Nothing makes sense in that kitchen. You would imagine a Viking, or equivalent, range, or a proper 6 burner commercial quality stove with twin ovens for a house like this, not some cheap wall mounted oven. It's like someone started to remodel the kitchen, ran out of money, and just threw something in there.
Additionally, ALL the and bathrooms have the cheapest toilets and sinks out there....just basic junk. Why? Toilets themselves generally don't wear out, so why are they all the cheap goods?
The other characteristics shared by this and other homes you have shown are the number of odd, long shaped rooms with various utilities in them, instead of them all consolidated in the basement. Weird workshops or utility rooms and then you keep going and out of nowhere, a HUGE bedroom. The downstairs areas always look like how you described them smelling--musty and weird. How about that big room with the bar...just like the other house....a bar way downstairs. And then there is the bit of huge laundry rooms with kitchen counters and huge amounts of cabinets. What is in those cabinets, a hundred boxes of Tide and 30 gallons of beach? And I get having a table to fold your clothes, but 16 feet of counter space?!?! Did anyone else find that odd as well?
There are abundant mysteries to how these homes were designed, and equal amounts as to how they got to the condition they are in.....
This house would make my mid century modern dreams come true. I can’t imagine why anybody would demolish this house. So frustrating. LOOK AT THE WINDOWS ALL AROUND THE TOP OF THE STAIRS, IT’S GORGEOUS🤦🏾♀️
+Also you have a very kind demeanor to you!
Call HGTV and have them do a abandoned mansion renovation show
Oh my word. This is beautiful. Good job Ethan. I really enjoyed it. I sure could use that kitchen. THANKS Ethan. Grandma
that little closet room was creepy. like a punishment room.
That's the vibe I had too.
It's actually used for cleaning supplies like vacuums brooms dusters. It keeps everything in one place and u don't have to lug a vacuum up and down the stairs.
Such a huge mansion! Wow, it' has so many rooms. It's in very good shape for it's age. Awesome video and explore. 🤗💜Love from New Jersey
Beautiful Home..very contemporary thanks for posting!!
Love love love crazy to think it was built in the 70’s it looks so modern
Wow this one is in such good shape. Super shame! The gluttony of the "5 percenters" is sickening, tbh. My house is 110 years old and it will be standing long after the "mc mansions" of the 2000's are long gone. Thanks, love it Ethan! 👍💗
That’s a lot of brown tile lol! The hanging globe fixture is awesome. I’d scavenge that when the wrecker comes 😊
I believe that was a holding tank for water in the basement. I have two of them for my house. Awesome tour! Thank you !!
That house is way to clean to be abandoned for that many years
I’m thinking office building and a home anyway obviously not abandoned for that long or somebody’s keeping it clean sketchy in my opinion maybe research it
There’s probably an HOA that will mow the lawn and complain to whoever owns the house to keep at least the outside tidy, but there is a lot of dust in the kitchen u can see on the counters
Hi Ethan, I love watching this video, so cool. I'd love a home like this. The only thing is, you need to remember your light! Come on buddy, you can do it, I know you can! Thankyou and stay safe.
Blown away with the modern updates and its just gonna be torn down!! So many people would love to live here!!
Wow Ethan, I Love the Kitchen that house Just needs to be painted, It would be ready to be lived in. Ethan you do a great Job with the camera :-)
The staircase sure is different. Thanks for showing the place to everyone. Have a nice weekend
The staircase reminds me of A Clockwork Orange. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! One of my all time favorites. Looks to me like it is salvageable and that’s so sad
Beautiful house it's a shame to tear it down Thanks for sharing 😀
Such a beautiful house. Love the balcony and the skylight window. Sad that it is going to be demolished.
Absolutely love it!!! Thanks for sharing it Ethan!!
Ethan rocks. Love touring with ya! Probably a few swingers parties in that place!!
That tank in the storage room is a pressure water holding tank for a well.
What a gorgeous house. It's to bad they knocked it down. Probably to build much less well built homes. My family could live very comfortably there.
Nice place I thought the stairs area looked like a mall stairs to ✌👍
Looks like an office building... Really interesting place though either way.. Love that backyard as well!
Ethan, i say UBC had daggers out for you to get his camera back cause i know how each time at each abandoned house is limited. Anyway those stairs were good but i reckon they were turned the wrong way which made the wrong Feng shoi. Now that Chandelier you said on top of the stairs is actually Pendant Lighting remember it resembles a Women's earring pendant. Now what can i say Money talks nothing much wrong with the house to knock it down that sub-basement looks like a place to lock someone but at least there was windows in that sub-basement. great tour
Found your channel today.Good work.look forward to binge watching your other videos
I LOVE the black appliances and countertops!!!!!!
Cool place and beautiful property. Dang I guess you know you're in an expensive home when the hallway has a walk-in closet ! I I don't know how anyone would have ever gotten bored living in that home but I guess if they ever were they can always head upstairs and pretend like they were going to the mall lol
Ethan my Nanna used to have carpet up the bath side ha. I remember that. That's a beautiful house. Why don't they do they up instead of demolishing them. Doesn't make sense to me. Fab video. Xxx stay safe.
WOW that's an awesome and interesting find... Love the videos...
Just randomly found you on my feed.Great house.Would love to live there.I subbed!🤗
That thing is either a waters softener or pool pump.
Loved this house! With some minor cosmetic fixes I would happily live there!
that’s house is just incredible wow
Looks like they tried remodeling the house in the late '90s or early 2000s. Would've loved to have seen it in all it's original '70s glory! And would I love to have that light fixture on the stairs! It's too cool!