@FeliceChiapperini There's one born every minute. Yes it has cool views, and some beautiful designs........but it's TINY. It's not worth $2 million, it's worth maybe $500k
That's 5:50 where John Lennon and May Pang saw the UFO and when they called 911 they were informed 200 other people had just called about it too. May says in her book of all the places they lived together this apartment was her favorite.
Cash, I appreciate the effort it must take for you to get the multiple angles of you taking a seat on the subway. It may seem random, but it is the little things like this that make your videos even more interesting to watch aside from your content.
Lifelong Beatles fan here. The minute you said John Lennon lived here, my jaw fell to the floor. So awesome....❤️ Love your videos, Cash! Look forward to seeing more!
Honestly, my mouth was hanging open during the entire tour of this amazing penthouse. Absolutely beautiful and those terraces with those incredible plants!!! Breath taking!!!
@@bajemo359 , common people like us would wonder, but, most likely it’s a non-issue for the high end buyers. You can find out on Zillow or similar sites if you know the exact address.
@@bajemo359 , my aunt is a personal manager for a retired TV producer and she told me that she pays $6,000K a month in HOA fees for a 4-bedroom condo unit on 79th St. She thinks the unit is worth $5MM+ on the market. I’m guessing it covers the property tax, water, gas, doorman, gym, common area maintenance, etc. Imagine, that is perpetual!
It is very nice, my favorite was the all the outdoor terraces. Also the girl you talked to outdoors, she was doubled masked, took it off to talk to you, and then fist bumped, LOL.
I love the charm of this vintage apartment. The details are much more exciting then most of the modern apartments. FYI: That was a grandmother clock in the dining room not grandfather clock. Grandmother clocks are generally under 6 ft 3 inches. Love your videos. Thank you!
John would have resided here during a portion of the yearlong period during which he and Yoko separated, around 1974-ish (to which he always referred as his "lost weekend"). He spent much of that time in LA, but he also acquired another residence in NYC, and it was very cool getting to see it here. First most of his time in NYC he and Yoko lived in the famous Dakota on Central Park West, which they purchased in 1973, and where he lived until he was assassinated 1980; after his death, Yoko would remain at the Dakota for for several decades, only moving out a couple of years ago.
@@LannieLord Apparently Yoko and John bought property at some point -- some kind of a farm -- in upstate NY, and she decided to move there. Seems weird, as she looks extremely frail, and it would seem that she would be more comfortable in the home where she's lived for nearly 50 years, but that's apparently what she did.
You missed a trick there. That was the apartment John Lennon lived in with May Pang that he referred to as his 'lost weekend'. From the terrace of the master bedroom John saw a ufo. Plenty of videos online and pictures of his explanation. Totally awe inspiring to see the actual balcony and the view of the route it took, just as he described it.
I had the same memories when I saw the video. I think that iconic photo of John wearing the New York City t-shirt might have been taken on the rooftop here too. It's from 1974.
Wow. This place is really really beautiful. I watched the video twice. I see people's point about redecorating and I wouldn't. I like it as is - a lot!!!! The decor is true to the romance of the location. I feel like I might be...yes, in Mr Lennon's place or Montgomery Clift's or, any illustrious New Yorker's pad - there is so much beauty, atmosphere and inspiration. This is a place in which to live an illustrious life.
Loved this video tour and Lennon's apartment looks so much better than when he lived there (at least from photos I have seen in the past). You may feel poor being there, but you do blend in with the dining room walls. Maybe you could live there and nobody would notice.
Beautiful home. Knowing John Lennon actually lived there once makes the place priceless to me. The Beatles were the first rock band I remember loving. It's just too much for my mind to knowing John Lennon walked the same rooms you are exploring. Awesome vid. I'm beyond impressed.
For 4.2 million dollars, the new owners will not have only their own car but someone to drive it for them while they enjoy a glass of champagne in the back. 😎
Now you’re talking. That outdoor space is awesome. Love a big bathroom too. A bit formal for my tastes, but that is easily changed if you have some extra money ?? Plus John Lennon was there.
Wow just imagining John Lennon walking around in that place, just living 💜. When you said John Lennon lived there, I thought you were going to the Dakota lol. I've walked past it so many times, wish I knew what it looked like inside!!
This is a gorgeous place - I'd definitely go for it if I had that kind of money and lived in NYC. But also the decor is tasteful and comfortable unlike some other places that are so showy.
You are so good at what you do in your videos. I always chuckle when you talk about places to check out near the apartment you're showing, hilarious! Lol!
5:58 -- This is what John Lennon said “I was lying naked on my bed, when I had this urge,” he recalled to . “So I went to the window, just dreaming around in my usual poetic frame of mind. … There, as I turned my head, hovering over the next building, no more than 100 feet away was this thing with ordinary electric light bulbs flashing on and off around the bottom, one non-blinking red light on top.” Though sober, Lennon made sure to call out for Pang in an attempt to confirm his beliefs: “As I walked out onto the terrace,” she said, “My eye caught this large, circular object coming towards us. It was shaped like a flattened cone, and on top was a large, brilliant red light, not pulsating as on any of the aircraft we’d see heading for a landing at Newark Airport.”
@@Katie-xn9je An affluent friend grew up in a similar apartment near this one, they also claimed to have seen a UFO from their bedroom window. This happened sometime in the early 1980s.
Cash, thanks for showing us this fab townhouse. Everything was gear. I half expected Yoko to sneak up behind you. I was in Japan once. I loved it. It was Yokohama I was a sailor. My Navy pals and I had hamburgers which were the best I've ever had. We couldn't hang around too long as we had to continue on our journey from Vietnam to the States. The year was 1966 and I felt like Japan was way in the future. The women were all gorgeous.
That's such a great space, Cash. A good friend of ours lives in 414 Southgate and members of our family have stayed there several times while visiting him (we're from Kansas "INSERT JOKE HERE"). We've even been in 434 Southgate; in 2012, a couple of friends of our friend were looking for lobby decorating ideas for a building they owned, and my son and I went with them to visit the lobbies of 414, 424, 434 and 444. That was in 2012, and I never knew until today that John Lennon had lived in 434. Pretty cool! Thanks for another great video, Cash!
@@jessicaellina3878 It seems doubtful the stuffy old fashioned decor will be part of the sale. Lots of sellers either keep their furniture there for the staging, or, if they've already moved out, they usually have a professional stage their places for the viewings, using rented furniture for the staging. Most stagers would have removed anything personal, such as photos, obvious clutter and other distractions. A prospective buyer wants to imagine themselves living there, they don't want to see how the current owner lives.
Finally, an apartment for a big rich family.....lol The master bedroom with its fireplace and terrace is very nice. The design is traditional and each room is a good size for its function. Does that bathroom have a gold sink? lol We're moving on up to the East Side. You have to play that theme song.
A year or so ago I read that Yoko was selling “one of their NYC homes”. That article went on to say it wasn’t the Dakota. I wonder if they do still own the Dakota. I met John, Yoko and 7-month-old Sean at the Dakota. That was a magical time. I have seen recent pics of Yoko in a wheelchair. It is quite possible that this lovely home just isn’t practical for her now?
@@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore Iirc the Dakota has an elevator, and their flat there is one level. So it makes sense that maybe this was one of their other properties she can't use anymore. Lucky you that you got a chance to meet them! I saw them going in from across the street one afternoon in, I think it was, 1979? or 1980. But only that one time and I didn't try to say hello. Seems like a dream now, it was so long ago!
Oh my God! I'm a Beatles fanatic and John was living there when he did that famous New York City t-shirt photo shoot and allegedly saw a UFO. John lived here temporarily after Yoko threw him out of the Dakota. I would have collapsed with emotion on setting foot in that place.
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At first I thought what’s the big whoop? Then we went up to yet another floor. I’m almost embarrassed to report that when you came upon the double wand and double sprayers in the upstairs bathroom, I had a physical reaction which I’ve already noted in my diary so as to consult my doctor, priest and therapist about. It felt as tho I’d been transported above the clouds and I SWEAR I heard a choir of angelic voices for a brief moment.
My mom and dad were married in the Norwegian Seamans Church in the 1950s, which was in a different location at that time, but it is good to see it still in operation. My dad's family came to the US from Norway in the 1920s.
We don't wear our shoes in our house, either. It's a custom that has been becoming more popular. The townhouse is fantastic. The price is out of reach for most of your viewers, but it actually is not bad for the location. It's also nice to see an apartment that has a real kitchen.
@@jeansiegel4128 I was a long-time customer of Wells Fargo. I made a $1 adding mistake one day in 2007. They processed my rent payment first as policy, claiming later that the highest $ transaction of the day is always processed first as a "courtesy to the customer" . So first was my rent. I made a deposit seconds later that would have covered everything and more and didn't bother to ask for the balance, thinking everything was fine. An entire week passed before I figured it out and it had dominoed to something like $500 in overdraft fees, several returned checks that had been pushed through twice, and merchant charges besides. Unfortunately, I'd deposited another paycheck and it barely covered the overdraft fees. There was $2 in my account when I closed it.
The price is not shockingly high given the beauty of the place. This is a stunner!
I'll take it! 😄
...and who once lived here. I'd pay a premium for that in an imaginary world where I had the money.
in a paralel reality, you already have this money. just tune in.
@@chrishyde1216
Don’t forget the equally property tax every year you must pay
@FeliceChiapperini There's one born every minute. Yes it has cool views, and some beautiful designs........but it's TINY. It's not worth $2 million, it's worth maybe $500k
Imagine sitting in your living room every night knowing John Lennon was doing the same in the same room. That’d be a trip for me.
“Imagine”
That's 5:50 where John Lennon and May Pang saw the UFO and when they called 911 they were informed 200 other people had just called about it too. May says in her book of all the places they lived together this apartment was her favorite.
help me if you can I'm trying to picture that
It's easy if you try@@purefoldnz3070
@orangemanbad Imagine John Lennon not caring if anyone lived in that tiny place after him.
Whoever said money can't buy happiness never lived in this adorable townhouse.
True 🎶but money can’t buy me love🎶. Not sure if everyone is old enough to know that great Beatles song😊
This apartment isn't in a stand alone townhouse, it's a penthouse apartment.
@@kjohnson5932 I was 4 when i heard that song, im now 14 and i still remember that song
Whoever said money can't buy happiness............ Didn't know where to shop.
~ Zsa Zsa Gabor ~
Poverty sucks.
Cash, I appreciate the effort it must take for you to get the multiple angles of you taking a seat on the subway. It may seem random, but it is the little things like this that make your videos even more interesting to watch aside from your content.
Agreed!
"I kinda feel poor just being here" I feel poor just watching!
Lifelong Beatles fan here. The minute you said John Lennon lived here, my jaw fell to the floor. So awesome....❤️ Love your videos, Cash! Look forward to seeing more!
One word for today’s townhouse tour: Imagine!
Perfectly put!
Good one.
"Imagine no possessions." I guess John didn't really mean it...
Honestly, my mouth was hanging open during the entire tour of this amazing penthouse. Absolutely beautiful and those terraces with those incredible plants!!! Breath taking!!!
And air-headed fans like you made it all possible with every album you bought.
I love the 80s too!
Now that your're realtor to the celebs, don't forget about us little people.
Lol
Lol . . . squared 😀
I don’t have anywhere close to $4.2MM, but, this huge apartment seems like a steal for NYC.
4.2 is asking price, it will sell for a lot more
Wonder what the monthly association fees and taxes are?
@@bajemo359 , common people like us would wonder, but, most likely it’s a non-issue for the high end buyers. You can find out on Zillow or similar sites if you know the exact address.
@@bajemo359 , my aunt is a personal manager for a retired TV producer and she told me that she pays $6,000K a month in HOA fees for a 4-bedroom condo unit on 79th St. She thinks the unit is worth $5MM+ on the market. I’m guessing it covers the property tax, water, gas, doorman, gym, common area maintenance, etc. Imagine, that is perpetual!
I was thinking the same thing.
That was the funnest tour so far. It looks like you enjoyed it lots. May John Lennon Rest In Peace. That shower is most delightful.
Wow! Incredible. I'm speechless! The apartment is absolutely fabulous. Love your comments about the banks. Hahahahaha! :)
Wells Fargo, the Starbucks of the banking world.
His wife was a banking analyst I think that’s why he knows so much about banks…plus he used to be an accountant
@@doriswaddington2418 So which does he like? Or is he against ALL banks?
It is very nice, my favorite was the all the outdoor terraces. Also the girl you talked to outdoors, she was doubled masked, took it off to talk to you, and then fist bumped, LOL.
I always get confused when people take their masks off to talk 🤦♀️
Absolutely gorgeous place, I can imagine having coffee on a cool fall morning at any of those terraces.
Good morning Cash & family! Beautiful apartment & the only thing I would is repaint the dining room. Hot pink, I think not🤣
Lol
The first apt. In NY I actually love. Room to breathe in this Apt. Awesome.
It pays to be a Beatle. This place is beautiful.
Place was likely way cheaper during their prime.
Redhollow Music Yeah, I was wondering what John paid for it back then.
Out of my reach. The lucky buyer can say John Lennon once lived there!
You can take a dump on John Lennon's toilet.
I'm sure it was cheaper then, but yes..m
I love the charm of this vintage apartment. The details are much more exciting then most of the modern apartments. FYI: That was a grandmother clock in the dining room not grandfather clock. Grandmother clocks are generally under 6 ft 3 inches. Love your videos. Thank you!
I’m assuming this was before he and yoko moved to the Dakota?
The correct term is "Longcase clocks", and they can be of varying height.
Gorgeous apartment. Just stunning. Thanks for sharing as always, Cash. 🦋🌺
John would have resided here during a portion of the yearlong period during which he and Yoko separated, around 1974-ish (to which he always referred as his "lost weekend"). He spent much of that time in LA, but he also acquired another residence in NYC, and it was very cool getting to see it here. First most of his time in NYC he and Yoko lived in the famous Dakota on Central Park West, which they purchased in 1973, and where he lived until he was assassinated 1980; after his death, Yoko would remain at the Dakota for for several decades, only moving out a couple of years ago.
Oh! I had no idea she moved out!! It's not as if she needs money ? Any more details on this ?
@@LannieLord Apparently Yoko and John bought property at some point -- some kind of a farm -- in upstate NY, and she decided to move there. Seems weird, as she looks extremely frail, and it would seem that she would be more comfortable in the home where she's lived for nearly 50 years, but that's apparently what she did.
What an absolutely gorgeous apartment, and cozy at the same time. Knowing that John Lennon lived in those rooms is enough for me to shell out the $$.
You missed a trick there. That was the apartment John Lennon lived in with May Pang that he referred to as his 'lost weekend'. From the terrace of the master bedroom John saw a ufo. Plenty of videos online and pictures of his explanation. Totally awe inspiring to see the actual balcony and the view of the route it took, just as he described it.
I had the same memories when I saw the video. I think that iconic photo of John wearing the New York City t-shirt might have been taken on the rooftop here too. It's from 1974.
Thanks Cash for that historic preview that allowed me a moment to "Imagine." At $4.2 mill, truly I can only imagine living there, and I love it. 💕
Wow. This place is really really beautiful. I watched the video twice.
I see people's point about redecorating and I wouldn't. I like it as is - a lot!!!!
The decor is true to the romance of the location. I feel like I might be...yes, in Mr Lennon's place or Montgomery Clift's or, any illustrious New Yorker's pad - there is so much beauty, atmosphere and inspiration.
This is a place in which to live an illustrious life.
Amazing place.
Whenever Cash is happy about a sink sprayer it puts a smile on my face too.
This place layout is PERFECT!!!
Love that old school feel.
Gorgeous place. Those terraces are amazing.
🥰 Omg
Beautiful!!!
Like the Beatles say" All You is Love" in this Gorgeous home..
That view of the East River! Stunning!
This apartment is absolutely amazing! Loving this type of building so much more than the glass floor to ceiling everything.
This is more than stunning. The rooms are full of characters, even the elevator hall.
Loved the Abbey Road homage in the opening montage. Also the car wash /shower. 👍
Wow, that's a home! Loving the outside space too. Seems good value to me and so classy! Very appealing to this Brit 😀
I miss when Cash used to make the “wow” face when he entered a unit.😃😮
Loved this video tour and Lennon's apartment looks so much better than when he lived there (at least from photos I have seen in the past). You may feel poor being there, but you do blend in with the dining room walls. Maybe you could live there and nobody would notice.
That's what I think of when I think about NYC. Stunning
So classy the whole neighborhood is beautiful
This apartment is absolutely fabulous!
Beautiful home. Knowing John Lennon actually lived there once makes the place priceless to me. The Beatles were the first rock band I remember loving. It's just too much for my mind to knowing John Lennon walked the same rooms you are exploring. Awesome vid. I'm beyond impressed.
Wow!! That was a great tour! Knowing that John Lennon lived there made it pretty amazing!! I love your personality and sense of humor!! lol :)
Cash’s videos are one of a kind. Fun to watch and very informative.
For 4.2 million dollars, the new owners will not have only their own car but someone to drive it for them while they enjoy a glass of champagne in the back. 😎
Now you’re talking. That outdoor space is awesome. Love a big bathroom too. A bit formal for my tastes, but that is easily changed if you have some extra money ?? Plus John Lennon was there.
The Lennon story is a myth
One word - gorgeous... WOW, to be rich in NYC...
Wow just imagining John Lennon walking around in that place, just living 💜. When you said John Lennon lived there, I thought you were going to the Dakota lol. I've walked past it so many times, wish I knew what it looked like inside!!
John Lennon's apartment...what a cool place to tour. Thanks Cash, you're the best !!!
It has a sink sprayer; it's worth every million.
You know you've arrived when showcasing John Lennons former digs. So cool!
What an absolutely gorgeous place! And John lived there! I'm sold. I'll send you a check. We can see how high it bounces.
I love how you value small activities over big companies that sell crap food. Help the economy buy local!
This is a gorgeous place - I'd definitely go for it if I had that kind of money and lived in NYC.
But also the decor is tasteful and comfortable unlike some other places that are so showy.
Cash mentions anything about Japan makes me happy (I’m in NYC originally from Japan) LOL. Great video as usual!!
You are so good at what you do in your videos. I always chuckle when you talk about places to check out near the apartment you're showing, hilarious! Lol!
5:58 -- This is what John Lennon said “I was lying naked on my bed, when I had this urge,” he recalled to . “So I went to the window, just dreaming around in my usual poetic frame of mind. … There, as I turned my head, hovering over the next building, no more than 100 feet away was this thing with ordinary electric light bulbs flashing on and off around the bottom, one non-blinking red light on top.” Though sober, Lennon made sure to call out for Pang in an attempt to confirm his beliefs: “As I walked out onto the terrace,” she said, “My eye caught this large, circular object coming towards us. It was shaped like a flattened cone, and on top was a large, brilliant red light, not pulsating as on any of the aircraft we’d see heading for a landing at Newark Airport.”
✌🧚♀️
Well, yeah, it was the era of LSD
That video is on TH-cam. Just type in John Lennon UFO
@@Katie-xn9je An affluent friend grew up in a similar apartment near this one, they also claimed to have seen a UFO from their bedroom window. This happened sometime in the early 1980s.
For someone who imagined no possessions, John sure liked his life of luxury.
His dream involves someone else’s possessions. Him an his are entitled to the benefit of his work. Typical. I did love the space. Beautiful townhouse.
"...and ethics don't matter to you..." can't stop laughing
You had an excitement about you during this tour, I can see why. Absolutely gorgeous
If you can afford it hire a decorator.....the decoration here is abysmal.
Love the terraces and beautiful Deco lobby!
I don't know how many times I thought about this apartment while watching your videos. And now here's a video of the apartment itself!
Was this in the Dakota Bldg?
Cash, thanks for showing us this fab townhouse. Everything was gear. I half expected Yoko to sneak up behind you.
I was in Japan once. I loved it. It was Yokohama I was a sailor. My Navy pals and I had hamburgers which were the best I've ever had. We couldn't hang around too long as we had to continue on our journey from Vietnam to the States. The year was 1966 and I felt like Japan was way in the future. The women were all gorgeous.
Oh my gosh! I just viewed this video and am happy to see Mimi’s is alive and kicking! I used to go there in the ‘70s and would have a blast!!
Looks like a fantastic place...to call "Home". I have been enjoying your videos, everyday, all the way from Washington State. ❤
Wonderful place Cash! I cannot believe it is not selling for a lot more money! Love the terraces! Thanks
You are so entertaining. I love your videos and sense of humor!
Looks like old people lived there. Would have to have a clean slate of furniture. And that bathroom is bigger than the bedrooms you usually show us!
Yeah, I got the same feeling...and I am 62!
I agree, very old fashioned.
That's such a great space, Cash. A good friend of ours lives in 414 Southgate and members of our family have stayed there several times while visiting him (we're from Kansas "INSERT JOKE HERE"). We've even been in 434 Southgate; in 2012, a couple of friends of our friend were looking for lobby decorating ideas for a building they owned, and my son and I went with them to visit the lobbies of 414, 424, 434 and 444. That was in 2012, and I never knew until today that John Lennon had lived in 434. Pretty cool! Thanks for another great video, Cash!
The 3 terraces are definitely the best part of this apartment. Love the hostas!
Somebody buy this place so Cash can afford to get some pants without holes in 'em!
I am so glad that I had your claw to accentuate every spoken sylable and to point out things I would have never otherwise seen.
You were on hallowed ground. Thanks for sharing it.
What a beautiful home! Although the decor is old-fashioned and slightly stuffy, it's wonderful. But damn, $4.2 Million?
Chump change right?
Beautiful !!! But yes, the decor is old fashioned and not in a good way... def needs a face lift!!!!
@@jessicaellina3878 It seems doubtful the stuffy old fashioned decor will be part of the sale. Lots of sellers either keep their furniture there for the staging, or, if they've already moved out, they usually have a professional stage their places for the viewings, using rented furniture for the staging. Most stagers would have removed anything personal, such as photos, obvious clutter and other distractions. A prospective buyer wants to imagine themselves living there, they don't want to see how the current owner lives.
I noticed the fridge was full, seems the current owner is still living there, which explains their personal decor still being in the apartment.
@@VladDImpala Makes sense! 👍👍
Finally, an apartment for a big rich family.....lol The master bedroom with its fireplace and terrace is very nice. The design is traditional and each room is a good size for its function. Does that bathroom have a gold sink? lol We're moving on up to the East Side. You have to play that theme song.
That was incredible! It felt so comfy but I thought John lived at the Dakota only this had to have been the 60s or early 70s
A year or so ago I read that Yoko was selling “one of their NYC homes”. That article went on to say it wasn’t the Dakota. I wonder if they do still own the Dakota. I met John, Yoko and 7-month-old Sean at the Dakota. That was a magical time.
I have seen recent pics of Yoko in a wheelchair. It is quite possible that this lovely home just isn’t practical for her now?
@@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore Iirc the Dakota has an elevator, and their flat there is one level. So it makes sense that maybe this was one of their other properties she can't use anymore. Lucky you that you got a chance to meet them! I saw them going in from across the street one afternoon in, I think it was, 1979? or 1980. But only that one time and I didn't try to say hello. Seems like a dream now, it was so long ago!
Oh my God! I'm a Beatles fanatic and John was living there when he did that famous New York City t-shirt photo shoot and allegedly saw a UFO. John lived here temporarily after Yoko threw him out of the Dakota. I would have collapsed with emotion on setting foot in that place.
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Taking the shoes of 🤩 I like that he has respect for that gorgeous home
Also him being super excited for a sink sprayer 😂 so funny
Gotta say it drips the royalty plus class! ✨
That was completely and totally beautifully done and furnished.
Wow- so beautiful!
At first I thought what’s the big whoop? Then we went up to yet another floor.
I’m almost embarrassed to report that when you came upon the double wand and double sprayers in the upstairs bathroom, I had a physical reaction which I’ve already noted in my diary so as to consult my doctor, priest and therapist about. It felt as tho I’d been transported above the clouds and I SWEAR I heard a choir of angelic voices for a brief moment.
I'd change the color of the dining room, but other than that, It's purrfect!
They've really leaned into the English country decor. Love it!! 😍
You had me at “John Lennon lived here”. Only $4.2 million, no problem. 😀🍸🍸🍸🍸🍸🥳💯
Absolutely beautiful
☕️ with 💵
John Lennon fanciness!
Fun fact. There’s a Fruity Pebbles protein powder on Amazon that’s phenomenal. Highly recommend.
Lol sounds like a deal
Wow absolutely gorgeous! Needs a bit of an update but I hope they won't modernize it as it will lose its character.
My mom and dad were married in the Norwegian Seamans Church in the 1950s, which was in a different location at that time, but it is good to see it still in operation. My dad's family came to the US from Norway in the 1920s.
We don't wear our shoes in our house, either. It's a custom that has been becoming more popular. The townhouse is fantastic. The price is out of reach for most of your viewers, but it actually is not bad for the location. It's also nice to see an apartment that has a real kitchen.
And all the women looked like Ono?
"There's a gas fireplace. That's hot." Gotta love a good play on words. Well done, sir.
A beautifully welcoming apartment. $4.2 is a deal in most markets
absolutly beautiful and a bargain for NYC
Only a Beatle could live there. Rip John Lennon 🙌
He will soon be doing multi million dollar homes🙏🏻 love the videos man,I never missed one ❤️
I would never do business with Wells Fargo. Read up on how they duped the public.
I was there!
@@gogosylvia293 terrible ruthless company
@@jeansiegel4128 I was a long-time customer of Wells Fargo. I made a $1 adding mistake one day in 2007. They processed my rent payment first as policy, claiming later that the highest $ transaction of the day is always processed first as a "courtesy to the customer" . So first was my rent. I made a deposit seconds later that would have covered everything and more and didn't bother to ask for the balance, thinking everything was fine. An entire week passed before I figured it out and it had dominoed to something like $500 in overdraft fees, several returned checks that had been pushed through twice, and merchant charges besides. Unfortunately, I'd deposited another paycheck and it barely covered the overdraft fees. There was $2 in my account when I closed it.
@@gogosylvia293 oy vey!
@@gogosylvia293 Was there a class action suit you could have joined?
Beautiful apartment. Btw Cash you look good in pink!
Cash love your humor & energy!!
More townhouses please. Love these videos !
Absolutely fabulous
Love the arch windows!