I would DEFINITELY want to buy a house like this and restore it to its original look. There is NO WAY we would EVER find great homes like this again!!!! These homes have so much character!!!! There's a story in these walls!!!! Thank you for being brave enough to show them to us!!!
Canadians really respect abandoned homes, that doesn’t happen over here in the US. I’ve seen other explorer videos and some of the things people do to abandoned US homes is really sad.
It is totally amazing to me ,likewise, how respectful the Canadians are to other individual’s property, etc. It is disgusting, very embarrassing & sad to compare the US to them in that way. The way people destroy abandoned properties here in the US just infuriates me!🤨
Ethan has quite a few videos where some lowlife(s) have demolished and/or graffitied the inside of beautiful homes. Stealing the copper pipes, the light fixtures, you name it. It's not just in the U.S.
I ♥️ THIS HOUSE! So glad you opened the little door (laundry shoot) I love those little doors because you never can tell what's behind them! The statue tile in the bathroom 😲 VERY COOL this house was kept up really well... Till next time- ☺️👍
Mid-century houses are my favorite! Gorgeous, immaculate bathrooms. Cool staircase. Unique fireplace with planter. Liked the mid-century bench in closet. House looked to be in fairly decent shape. Thanks Ethan.
Forgot to mention the growing of plants in the foyer under the stairs was called an atrium. A symbol of wealth. The wealthy also often had indoor fountains. Humidity could keep the plants alive when the people ignored them. The leaves were kept shiny with mayonnaise once or twice a month. Again it helped with oxygen levels.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful home! The floor planter outside of the kitchen was 50s! Sooo sad that this will be demolished!!! The features in the house are not duplicated today... sooo sad!!! Thank you again for all that you do! Loved this property!!!❤️
I absolutely love this house! There’s not much I would change. As much as I love the windows by the staircase, I would have to have some kind of window coverings simply because I’d get sketched out at night and I’d hate for my neighbors to see me wandering down the stairs half dressed or even less! Lol!! This is at the top of my list for favorite houses you have explored, for sure!
That mid century desk/table that was upstairs was insanely beautiful! I respect that you leave the things you find, however, Ethan. I am not sure I could leave that piece behind, knowing it was going to be demolished. Which brings me to my next point- I don't understand when there are so many people that would love to live in these homes, they choose to demolish them? I wish that developers of big subdivisions would develop around these gems, vs. destroy them. Thanks for another great tour, Ethan!
We had two fireplaces in our fifties house when downstairs was brick went upstairs was real Sandstone with real seashell still in it I was always proud when friends came over to show off our grand house they said I was lucky and I was
In my opinion the best part of that house is the stairway, the entry is breathtaking. Plus that fire place, the way it curved, never saw anything like that. It’s creepy that they had a lock chain outside that room 😳🤔 Overall, great home, great video, great job. Thanks again Ethan 🥰🥰
The room upstairs with the chain lock outside...that could have been used as an office or craft room with lock to keep out small children when the adults weren't in the room. Little ones love to go where they shouldn't, lol. By the they were old enough to reach the lock they would have been old enough to be unsupervised.
Thank you for sharing this stunningly and breathtaking gem of home. I love mid century homes with built ins , stone & wood , stairs and plant planters.
Pretty tile in bathroom upstairs. Cool staircase and picture window. This house needs saved!!! Sweet pool with what appears to be a small pool house. Awesome job. Keep up the good job. TOTALLY agree no need to go in unfinished dungey basement. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I love this house. It has all the character of the 50's I would ever want. I also love all the planters here and there and the multiple fireplaces. I do, however, need to tell you I was very disappointed the number of times you didn't turn the lights on. It would have been wonderful to let us see the things you were looking at. I couldn't see the items because they were so dark and it really disappointed me. It especially bothered me when I couldn't see the storage room and all the furnishings or the full kitchen. Anyway please, especially when there is lighting, turn on the lights and let us see things. Thank you.
I would move into this house in a minute! Totally LOVE the style & the layout❤️👍💕 The lock on the outside of the bedroom door does creep me out, but after it’s removal I would be in total heaven living there👍♥️ I DONOT understand why anyone would think of taking it out of existence!! Just another piece of history that will be taken away. Thanks as always Ethan for preserving it through your lense👍👍 RIP Brady Brunch house😢
Awesome job I absolutely love this house wow you always show us beautiful home but this one is number one thank you so much for sharing it you have a great weekend 😃
Love this house. Big fan of the Brady Bunch house. Born in 68 and our childhood home was Brady Bunch esque but single story. Brings back happy times. Thanks.
The house is pretty cool!! I love to live in the house. I won’t change the bathrooms at all. I rather put newer cabinets and countertops in the kitchen. I do like the layout of the kitchen.
One day I'm going to build a house that looks like it was brand new in this era, I'm not even going to put modern appliances in! Every bathroom will be a different color too.
Awesome house once again. I really enjoy watching your videos I guess especially since you have such a connection with the older homes (older as in retro etc). You appreciate the style and 'feel' of the homes because they're all so different and unique. I was a bit surprised that the basement wasn't finished but then again, maybe they had enough square footage to work with that they didn't really care..who knows eh? Thanks again, very entertaining 😊
What is up u guys!! Classic mid-century, one of my faves!! Staircase is a masterpiece with the plants. Windows! Tilework with relief panels which u never see today. We demolish our great building history. Why? Wish I could do what u do. I picture myself going into all these homes. Continue doing what u do, providing history, information and enjoyment for ur many viewers. 🤠
OCD, OCD, OCD lol. I have some of that too, so not judging by all means. Love this house. Yes Brady Bunch staircase. Keep up the good work with the great finds mister what's up you guys. 👍❤. Since you respond with those, you deserve it back.
someone needs to contact one of those fixer upper shows! This house could be amazing! If nothing else, make it into affordable units. p.s. Love your voice! I could listen to you talk all day! Not a creeper or anything, just like Canadian voices :)
for some reason back in the fifties and sixties they had a big deal with having live plants and fountains and houses on the inside I don't know what it was but I have seen so many houses when I was younger that had Planters inside them built in
I do love the “Brady Bunch” staircase, the built-ins, the desk upstairs, the fireplace with the blinds and the built-in planter, the laundry chute, and the floors. Ethan you really need to save your money and buy a vintage home. You will be able to do it. You’ll love it!
I absolutely love this house! Brought back some memories of similar homes of my parent's friends. Love the yard and all the beautiful greenery! Such a shame if it's being torn down!😪
Great find. That is a house I'd love to live in. It's in pretty good condition almost move in ready. Very retro pool changing rooms. Growing up our neighbors had the changing rooms by the pool.
That’s a beautiful house. It reminds me of the type I’d see in those home and garden type magazines back in the sixties when I was a little girl. That stone fireplace with the planters I remember seeing a lot in those magazines. ❤️
Adore the front door knocker handle, some of your other video's in my favourites list had those Ethan. That curved fireplace Stunning so cosy and so well built. Can you imagine snow with a roaring fire looking out of those windows. @1:30 that's something I wouldn't have inside the dirt for an inside garden. Lol Adore you Ethan o.c.d @2:28 same as myself. The kitchen I agree Original. @3:04 that tile was beautiful, The Bathroom yucky colour, Turning the lights on changed the whole look of this home, more cosy, Still Don't understand how the power is left on, but I'm so glad we get to see it with lighting. @5:14 Weird Having a planter next to the fireplace poor plants would die. Have never seen a fireplace like that one with a curtain. Still fireplaces make me feel cosy. @5:27 WOW that's stunning the staircase, planter box, beautiful wood, big windows. Was waiting for this Ethan Beautiful. Thank you! @7:17 I Take back what I said about that bathroom it's cute the tiles are so shiny and so clean. @8:22 Creepy, I mean the chain is useless hand through crack of door your out, unless the doorknob had a lock. Just weird. @8:55 another cute original bathroom, silly place for the light switch. @9:42 Ethan that sounded like a pool pump. Imagine the electricity bill if it is. We have our pump going at 2-3am to save power here in Victoria Australia. Hate pools have never used ours, can't swim allergic to the sun and summer. The upkeep of a pool is hard work Ethan and Ethan's subscribers. @12:15 didn't like that room weird bad vibes, don't know why, such a long hall way to get to it. Thank you for closing the drawers Ethan. I was yelling "Ethan please close the Drawers" omg @13:08 you are so adorable Ethan, everytime you say basement, cobwebs I yell "don't go down please Ethan" So glad you didn't. This was a Fantastic Explore adding to my favourites. Sending my kindest thoughts and a big Thank you Ethan. Brilliant! I do hope some thing's are saved like some of those stunning tiles and staircase, they just don't make them like that anymore.
When I was a caregiver I got to see THE coolest houses. One was originally a frat house from the late 1800s, gifted to a professor's family. The widow permitted me to look all around. I was dumbfounded. The kitchen is like 30 by 30 feet since it was designed to feed the whole frat boys. There was a large parlor, and the upstairs rooms were small, yet the hall was immense. All was oak hardwood. The entryway led to a beautiful carved stairway, and a back set of service steps led to the cook, caretaker quarters. I seriously felt like I was touring a museum.
Wow. The staircase area is just friggin awesome. I've recently become addicted to watching your tours, my favorites are the mid century modern homes. It crushes my heart to think about them being demolished. What a horrible waste. So much beautiful wood. Gone. Groovy stuff. Gone. We have a 68 mod house in Florida, tiny compared to these beauties and I'd love to find some of that old hardware, love to have some of that stuff. We've kept most of it original, a clean one owner home. A builder friend of ours called it " un-molested". Thank you for these videos, you've rekindled my spark to restore and renovate our groovy little house. If you saw it, I think you'd like it. :)
Love the houses of 60s and 70s ...they put much more thought in houses back then every house didn't look the same with boring features or trying to look like a barn😅
Such a treasure find . the forties and fifties are my favorite styles. The built ins are amazing. The Italian tile in the bathroom was amazing. The lock on the outside of the door could have also been because of a special needs child or small child to keep them out of the pool Incase they woke up before the parents. :) Just my two cents. ;)
Hi Ethan, love this home! Does remind me of the Brady Bunch home in a different design. Again it's ashamed they tear so many homes down there. Where I live they just renovate the building. All your homes up there all must be brand new with a life span of 20 years, lol. Thanks again for another amazing tour.
What a beautiful home. Thank you SO so so much for everything you do. I live in Aus and where i am we dont really have a lot of mid century architecture to this calibre. So to be able to witness this is all bc of you! I LOVE the floor to ceiling windows. Mid century was all about dissolving the wall between house and garden- making the two into one. Hence why youre seeing all them planters everywhere! So good. Also that main staircase!! Reminds me of one in Mad Men but more woody haha
Love the bathrooms! The stairs were awesome and the fireplaces! I wanted to see what looked like a roofless room outside the front door. Didn't you want to see where the laundry chute led to?!!!
Love this house and as usual great video on your part-thanks!. In the main den next to the garage entry on the wall is a plate with a dial instead of a flick switch. This was the light. Some of them switch on when turned clockwise and some you have to press for on/off, the dial is a dimmer. Also, my parents put slide locks on the outside of some rooms as baby proofing -- kept our toddler sibling out of our bedrooms while we were at school! 😅
Wow! Pretty Cool. Love the Brady Bunch Like Staircase. And the Plants underneath. Very Much Retro going on there. Otherwise, really cool. Love the Fireplaces, The Tile of the Lady & The one with the Fish. Lotsa money put into this place. The Pool was cool. You never know what you'll find it the extreme overgrowth of the weeds and plants. Shows that you pay attention to every detail. way cool in my book every time. Thank-You for being so Professional in every place you go to. Smart! Take Care, Much Love For Your Health & Safety Each & Every Day! Peace Out!
Love this house Ethan! I believe the floor to ceiling windows and interior planters is a key component of mid century modern design of bringing the outdoors inside. If you want to see mid century homes that are in complete neighborhoods Google mid century modern homes of Palm Springs, California. They do home tours also.
Ethan the houses you find just blow my mind! I was hollering at the TV when you were in the upstairs bathroom because it had a cool feature at the sink area. There was the built in the wall tissue dispenser but the other silver thing on the wall was a built in cup holder/toothbrush holder that swivels out. So many cool features in that house! The windows and staircase were my favs. Thanks again Ethan!!✌🏻❤️
I have never understood why/how people can just walk away from their home. Especially when they leave all/or some of their things. I really enjoy walking through the homes, thank you for sharing with us. I totally get having to have the cabinets closed.
Unfortunately it could have just as easily have been to keep a Senior with Dementia IN. My grandmother and grandfather were really bad to wander at night. It only took once of them getting out of the house and onto the street for a similar set up to be added
I had three children through CPS ( child protective services ) and they told me the home they'd been in previously they'd been locked in their rooms at night . I was so pissed these were children that were 1,2 and 3 years old . The reason given was they'd sneak into bed together. They were brothers and a sister and probably scared after being removed from their home . I can't imagine doing that to small children . They are now 19 , 18 and 17 they still remember that incident and it's affected the oldest probably because he has a real memory of it .
As a child of the 50s, I can tell you the plants & planters were for people who knew oxygen especially near & around fireplaces was essential. The blinds to cover the fireplace in the big room could serve 2 purposes. As a screen for home movies & viewing other films & as a way to make the room appear even larger. Oh course the fireplace would always be cold or not in use when the blinds were closed. (Only an idiot would close the blind when a fire was present.) The coolest items were the trophy room shelving in an upstairs bedroom, the lazy susan cabinet in the kitchen (I have corner cabinets), & that gorgeous circular fireplace. But one thing we learned the hard way was flat rooftops don't drain & standing water molds &/or causes leaks. Better a shed roof line, a mansard, gambrel, or pitched roof line so rain can drain of. I tend to agree the style is more California style of the 60s. The walk through butler pantry was nice, would have liked a better inspection of it, but you kept saying it was musty. Food may not have all been removed when the owner's left.
Those old homes are so neat!! I LOVE the laundry shoot!! The houses now days are just cheap cookie cutter homes with no character!! I want a old home!! Great find Ethan and thanks for showing us!!
This is awesome and beautiful!! I appreciate your kindness in sharing these videos.. please slow down with your video movements!! LOL..It's hard to see the house etc.. before the camera is jerking around. Thanks for your hard work on scouting out these! Stay safe.
Wow this house was built in the year I was born. I loved the large windows! I could have found myself very comfortable in that house. I didn't like the fireplace with the planter. Great video Ethan!
MCM homes are awesome and my absolute favorites!! Everything from 50s through the 70s I find so cool and intriguing. This was another great property. One thing I can't help but find disturbing is that lock on the outside of that door!
I love this house! The bathroom tile was awesome! Needs to be un-updated in some spots... Never saw a curtain in front of a fireplace before--wouldn't that be a fire hazard? Plus, Why would you want to cover up the beautiful fireplace??? This may be my favorite house you've done.
Great house. Does not seem like 1959 house. It looks and feels more like late 60's house. This may not be politically correct to say, but I'm amused by Ethans OCD fixations !
The staircase with all those windows is perfection. They just don't build homes with those fabulous huge windows. Makes me so mad that modern junk will replace these wonderful examples of MCM architecture.
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I would DEFINITELY want to buy a house like this and restore it to its original look. There is NO WAY we would EVER find great homes like this again!!!! These homes have so much character!!!! There's a story in these walls!!!! Thank you for being brave enough to show them to us!!!
That’s what I’m saying, as well. People 1. Demolish old homes, or 2. Want to renovate them to look new…
Canadians really respect abandoned homes, that doesn’t happen over here in the US. I’ve seen other explorer videos and some of the things people do to abandoned US homes is really sad.
It is totally amazing to me ,likewise, how respectful the Canadians are to other individual’s property, etc. It is disgusting, very embarrassing & sad to compare the US to them in that way. The way people destroy abandoned properties here in the US just infuriates me!🤨
Ethan has quite a few videos where some lowlife(s) have demolished and/or graffitied the inside of beautiful homes. Stealing the copper pipes, the light fixtures, you name it. It's not just in the U.S.
I ♥️ THIS HOUSE! So glad you opened the little door (laundry shoot) I love those little doors because you never can tell what's behind them! The statue tile in the bathroom 😲 VERY COOL this house was kept up really well... Till next time-
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Mid-century houses are my favorite! Gorgeous, immaculate bathrooms. Cool staircase. Unique fireplace with planter. Liked the mid-century bench in closet. House looked to be in fairly decent shape. Thanks Ethan.
Forgot to mention the growing of plants in the foyer under the stairs was called an atrium. A symbol of wealth. The wealthy also often had indoor fountains. Humidity could keep the plants alive when the people ignored them. The leaves were kept shiny with mayonnaise once or twice a month. Again it helped with oxygen levels.
i guess it's kind of randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to watch newly released series online?
@Hugh Tyler I watch on FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)
@Liam Jamison Yea, I've been watching on Flixzone for years myself =)
@Liam Jamison Thanks, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it!
@Hugh Tyler no problem =)
This house is really nice. Looks like it is still livable
I have lots of great memories of my grandparents mid century house. What an era!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful home! The floor planter outside of the kitchen was 50s! Sooo sad that this will be demolished!!! The features in the house are not duplicated today... sooo sad!!! Thank you again for all that you do! Loved this property!!!❤️
I absolutely love this house! There’s not much I would change. As much as I love the windows by the staircase, I would have to have some kind of window coverings simply because I’d get sketched out at night and I’d hate for my neighbors to see me wandering down the stairs half dressed or even less! Lol!! This is at the top of my list for favorite houses you have explored, for sure!
Yep.... I said the same thing. I'd have ALL those windows covered at night. Could be creepy people in the woods😲
That would be an amazing house again if someone would put in the time, effort, & money to fix it.
That mid century desk/table that was upstairs was insanely beautiful! I respect that you leave the things you find, however, Ethan. I am not sure I could leave that piece behind, knowing it was going to be demolished. Which brings me to my next point- I don't understand when there are so many people that would love to live in these homes, they choose to demolish them? I wish that developers of big subdivisions would develop around these gems, vs. destroy them. Thanks for another great tour, Ethan!
girl same id be calling someone with a truck to help me get that desk outta there 😭😂
Great job Ethan! It’s so sad that so many will be demolished ugh. The staircase is awesome and does remind me of the Brady Bunch!!
If I purchased this house, I would leave it exactly the way it is. I love mid century modern.
This does not even look like The Brady Bunch house
@@robincarhart5721 I never said it did 🤷🏻♀️😂😂😂😂😂
Loving the brick fireplace and indoor planters.would love to live in a home surrounded by all that greenery.
We had two fireplaces in our fifties house when downstairs was brick went upstairs was real Sandstone with real seashell still in it I was always proud when friends came over to show off our grand house they said I was lucky and I was
In my opinion the best part of that house is the stairway, the entry is breathtaking. Plus that fire place, the way it curved, never saw anything like that. It’s creepy that they had a lock chain outside that room 😳🤔
Overall, great home, great video, great job.
Thanks again Ethan 🥰🥰
The room upstairs with the chain lock outside...that could have been used as an office or craft room with lock to keep out small children when the adults weren't in the room. Little ones love to go where they shouldn't, lol. By the they were old enough to reach the lock they would have been old enough to be unsupervised.
Thank you for sharing this stunningly and breathtaking gem of home. I love mid century homes with built ins , stone & wood , stairs and plant planters.
Man, I love mid-century stuff.
I want that back room you started in as an office *so much.*
Well then you'd love me. I'm mid-century. :)
@@deedeegreen8338 me too 1959!!
Pretty tile in bathroom upstairs. Cool staircase and picture window. This house needs saved!!! Sweet pool with what appears to be a small pool house. Awesome job. Keep up the good job. TOTALLY agree no need to go in unfinished dungey basement. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I love this house. It has all the character of the 50's I would ever want. I also love all the planters here and there and the multiple fireplaces. I do, however, need to tell you I was very disappointed the number of times you didn't turn the lights on. It would have been wonderful to let us see the things you were looking at. I couldn't see the items because they were so dark and it really disappointed me. It especially bothered me when I couldn't see the storage room and all the furnishings or the full kitchen. Anyway please, especially when there is lighting, turn on the lights and let us see things. Thank you.
I would move into this house in a minute! Totally LOVE the style & the layout❤️👍💕 The lock on the outside of the bedroom door does creep me out, but after it’s removal I would be in total heaven living there👍♥️ I DONOT understand why anyone would think of taking it out of existence!! Just another piece of history that will be taken away. Thanks as always Ethan for preserving it through your lense👍👍 RIP Brady Brunch house😢
Awesome job I absolutely love this house wow you always show us beautiful home but this one is number one thank you so much for sharing it you have a great weekend 😃
I would buy that house! Love it!
Love this house. Big fan of the Brady Bunch house. Born in 68 and our childhood home was Brady Bunch esque but single story. Brings back happy times. Thanks.
The house is pretty cool!! I love to live in the house. I won’t change the bathrooms at all. I rather put newer cabinets and countertops in the kitchen. I do like the layout of the kitchen.
One day I'm going to build a house that looks like it was brand new in this era, I'm not even going to put modern appliances in! Every bathroom will be a different color too.
My mom used to say Cool Beans in the 80s!!! She passed in 2015, but you saying it brought back Good Memories!!! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!!
I absolutely love the details like the fireplace and the staircase.
I love watching you on my 85 inch tv! Makes for a good day. 😌
Love this house.. This is probably my favorite video.. Keep up the great videos .. We need more videos by u
Pretty wild Ethan. I love it all. Wish it could be saved. Hell, I'd buy it if I had the money. Thank you for the tour and take care Ethan.
Awesome house once again. I really enjoy watching your videos I guess especially since you have such a connection with the older homes (older as in retro etc). You appreciate the style and 'feel' of the homes because they're all so different and unique. I was a bit surprised that the basement wasn't finished but then again, maybe they had enough square footage to work with that they didn't really care..who knows eh? Thanks again, very entertaining 😊
What is up u guys!!
Classic mid-century, one of my faves!! Staircase is a masterpiece with the plants. Windows! Tilework with relief panels which u never see today.
We demolish our great building history. Why?
Wish I could do what u do. I picture myself going into all these homes. Continue doing what u do, providing history, information and enjoyment for ur many viewers. 🤠
OCD, OCD, OCD lol. I have some of that too, so not judging by all means. Love this house. Yes Brady Bunch staircase. Keep up the good work with the great finds mister what's up you guys. 👍❤. Since you respond with those, you deserve it back.
Absolutely love this house! Such a crying shame that it's going to be demolished! That's not right.
someone needs to contact one of those fixer upper shows! This house could be amazing! If nothing else, make it into affordable units. p.s. Love your voice! I could listen to you talk all day! Not a creeper or anything, just like Canadian voices :)
Why are you sniffing stuff?😂😂😂 "Oh! That's sooo musty." You had me lmbo😂😂😂
What a beautiful home. Thanks for sharing with us and documenting it's beauty before it disappears.
What a cool find! Love the stairs and fireplaces. Thanks for sharing!
for some reason back in the fifties and sixties they had a big deal with having live plants and fountains and houses on the inside I don't know what it was but I have seen so many houses when I was younger that had Planters inside them built in
Oh one day I'll have a house like that too, but I want a Koi pond and some elaborate water feature to go along with it.
You are right we had a planter in our house with live plants and so did my grandma both houses built in the 50s
Plant give off oxygen and filters indoor air and fountains keep the air from being dry and help keep the plants hydrated
@@angelaferguson6160 never thought about it that way all I could think about was the mold in the dirt LOL
I live the planters inside take away a lot of hassle.
I do love the “Brady Bunch” staircase, the built-ins, the desk upstairs, the fireplace with the blinds and the built-in planter, the laundry chute, and the floors. Ethan you really need to save your money and buy a vintage home. You will be able to do it. You’ll love it!
I absolutely love this house! Brought back some memories of similar homes of my parent's friends. Love the yard and all the beautiful greenery! Such a shame if it's being torn down!😪
Great find. That is a house I'd love to live in. It's in pretty good condition almost move in ready. Very retro pool changing rooms. Growing up our neighbors had the changing rooms by the pool.
Love this house, love the kitchen, the fireplaces are awesome, love those bathrooms. Great find
That’s a beautiful house. It reminds me of the type I’d see in those home and garden type magazines back in the sixties when I was a little girl. That stone fireplace with the planters I remember seeing a lot in those magazines. ❤️
Adore the front door knocker handle, some of your other video's in my favourites list had those Ethan. That curved fireplace Stunning so cosy and so well built. Can you imagine snow with a roaring fire looking out of those windows. @1:30 that's something I wouldn't have inside the dirt for an inside garden. Lol Adore you Ethan o.c.d @2:28 same as myself. The kitchen I agree Original. @3:04 that tile was beautiful, The Bathroom yucky colour, Turning the lights on changed the whole look of this home, more cosy, Still Don't understand how the power is left on, but I'm so glad we get to see it with lighting. @5:14 Weird Having a planter next to the fireplace poor plants would die. Have never seen a fireplace like that one with a curtain. Still fireplaces make me feel cosy. @5:27 WOW that's stunning the staircase, planter box, beautiful wood, big windows. Was waiting for this Ethan Beautiful. Thank you! @7:17 I Take back what I said about that bathroom it's cute the tiles are so shiny and so clean. @8:22 Creepy, I mean the chain is useless hand through crack of door your out, unless the doorknob had a lock. Just weird. @8:55 another cute original bathroom, silly place for the light switch. @9:42 Ethan that sounded like a pool pump. Imagine the electricity bill if it is. We have our pump going at 2-3am to save power here in Victoria Australia. Hate pools have never used ours, can't swim allergic to the sun and summer. The upkeep of a pool is hard work Ethan and Ethan's subscribers. @12:15 didn't like that room weird bad vibes, don't know why, such a long hall way to get to it. Thank you for closing the drawers Ethan. I was yelling "Ethan please close the Drawers" omg @13:08 you are so adorable Ethan, everytime you say basement, cobwebs I yell "don't go down please Ethan" So glad you didn't. This was a Fantastic Explore adding to my favourites. Sending my kindest thoughts and a big Thank you Ethan. Brilliant! I do hope some thing's are saved like some of those stunning tiles and staircase, they just don't make them like that anymore.
I love the whole house,and where it sets. I'm a kid of the 50s, My how fast time has gone by.I dnt feel old,yet😃🖒💗
I would love to live in that house, all the WINDOWS, LOVE IT.
I would be covering ALLLL those windows when it gets dark at night. I'd be thinking creepy people were in the woods looking in. 😬
When I was a caregiver I got to see THE coolest houses. One was originally a frat house from the late 1800s, gifted to a professor's family. The widow permitted me to look all around. I was dumbfounded. The kitchen is like 30 by 30 feet since it was designed to feed the whole frat boys. There was a large parlor, and the upstairs rooms were small, yet the hall was immense. All was oak hardwood. The entryway led to a beautiful carved stairway, and a back set of service steps led to the cook, caretaker quarters. I seriously felt like I was touring a museum.
I love love love this house, thanks for sharing👍😍
Wow. The staircase area is just friggin awesome.
I've recently become addicted to watching your tours, my favorites are the mid century modern homes. It crushes my heart to think about them being demolished. What a horrible waste. So much beautiful wood. Gone. Groovy stuff. Gone.
We have a 68 mod house in Florida, tiny compared to these beauties and I'd love to find some of that old hardware, love to have some of that stuff. We've kept most of it original, a clean one owner home. A builder friend of ours called it " un-molested".
Thank you for these videos, you've rekindled my spark to restore and renovate our groovy little house. If you saw it, I think you'd like it. :)
I like the house very nice . Especially the hardwood floors they are absolutely beautiful ..👍👍👍👍👍. From Pennsylvania...
What a great house. Absolutely stunning!
This is a beautiful home, I love this era.
Fabulous... amazing design. Great tour!!
Love the houses of 60s and 70s ...they put much more thought in houses back then every house didn't look the same with boring features or trying to look like a barn😅
I absolutely love the look of old wooden cabinets in a kitchen...Having an old soul in today's world is rough lol
Another awesome vlog beautiful home thanks for sharing.
Love this house. So much demolition of solid homes, what is up with that, Canada? Great video, Ethan! Be safe and stay well! ☮️❤️
Such a treasure find . the forties and fifties are my favorite styles. The built ins are amazing. The Italian tile in the bathroom was amazing. The lock on the outside of the door could have also been because of a special needs child or small child to keep them out of the pool Incase they woke up before the parents. :) Just my two cents. ;)
Hi Ethan, love this home! Does remind me of the Brady Bunch home in a different design. Again it's ashamed they tear so many homes down there. Where I live they just renovate the building. All your homes up there all must be brand new with a life span of 20 years, lol. Thanks again for another amazing tour.
I love this house it’s so clean the floor’s is so shine it’s just so nice
Those old bathroom sinks on stork legs ! I love that . I wanna retro house so bad . That's a time capsule
What a beautiful home. Thank you SO so so much for everything you do. I live in Aus and where i am we dont really have a lot of mid century architecture to this calibre. So to be able to witness this is all bc of you!
I LOVE the floor to ceiling windows. Mid century was all about dissolving the wall between house and garden- making the two into one. Hence why youre seeing all them planters everywhere! So good. Also that main staircase!! Reminds me of one in Mad Men but more woody haha
Love the bathrooms! The stairs were awesome and the fireplaces! I wanted to see what looked like a roofless room outside the front door. Didn't you want to see where the laundry chute led to?!!!
What an amazing house. I can't believe the bathrooms are so pristine! Amazing find!
Thank you for sharing this video ❤🌹Love laundry shoot.
Love this house and as usual great video on your part-thanks!. In the main den next to the garage entry on the wall is a plate with a dial instead of a flick switch. This was the light. Some of them switch on when turned clockwise and some you have to press for on/off, the dial is a dimmer. Also, my parents put slide locks on the outside of some rooms as baby proofing -- kept our toddler sibling out of our bedrooms while we were at school! 😅
Beautiful. Love all the windows and hard wood floors.
Wow! Pretty Cool. Love the Brady Bunch Like Staircase. And the Plants underneath. Very Much Retro going on there. Otherwise, really cool. Love the Fireplaces, The Tile of the Lady & The one with the Fish. Lotsa money put into this place. The Pool was cool. You never know what you'll find it the extreme overgrowth of the weeds and plants. Shows that you pay attention to every detail. way cool in my book every time. Thank-You for being so Professional in every place you go to. Smart! Take Care, Much Love For Your Health & Safety Each & Every Day! Peace Out!
Love this house Ethan! I believe the floor to ceiling windows and interior planters is a key component of mid century modern design of bringing the outdoors inside. If you want to see mid century homes that are in complete neighborhoods Google mid century modern homes of Palm Springs, California. They do home tours also.
This is a very mid century house! Those indoor planters are a huge sign of the era the house was built.
That tile work of lady in bathroom very nice, and yes thank you for closing those cabinet drawers! 🤗 What is up Ethan 🤗
Ethan the houses you find just blow my mind! I was hollering at the TV when you were in the upstairs bathroom because it had a cool feature at the sink area. There was the built in the wall tissue dispenser but the other silver thing on the wall was a built in cup holder/toothbrush holder that swivels out. So many cool features in that house! The windows and staircase were my favs. Thanks again Ethan!!✌🏻❤️
I have never understood why/how people can just walk away from their home. Especially when they leave all/or some of their things.
I really enjoy walking through the homes, thank you for sharing with us.
I totally get having to have the cabinets closed.
The chain on the upstairs door, probably to keep small children from wondering in there unattended.
Yep. My (mid-century) childhood home had those on a few doors, specifically to keep us kids out.
Unfortunately it could have just as easily have been to keep a Senior with Dementia IN. My grandmother and grandfather were really bad to wander at night. It only took once of them getting out of the house and onto the street for a similar set up to be added
I had three children through CPS ( child protective services ) and they told me the home they'd been in previously they'd been locked in their rooms at night . I was so pissed these were children that were 1,2 and 3 years old . The reason given was they'd sneak into bed together. They were brothers and a sister and probably scared after being removed from their home . I can't imagine doing that to small children . They are now 19 , 18 and 17 they still remember that incident and it's affected the oldest probably because he has a real memory of it .
I guess these dudes don't have kids..
My thought was maybe a kid that sleep walks was locked in?
wow wish my house was in the shape this one is in .. Beautiful to bad its gonna be gone 💔❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
As a child of the 50s, I can tell you the plants & planters were for people who knew oxygen especially near & around fireplaces was essential. The blinds to cover the fireplace in the big room could serve 2 purposes. As a screen for home movies & viewing other films & as a way to make the room appear even larger. Oh course the fireplace would always be cold or not in use when the blinds were closed. (Only an idiot would close the blind when a fire was present.)
The coolest items were the trophy room shelving in an upstairs bedroom, the lazy susan cabinet in the kitchen (I have corner cabinets), & that gorgeous circular fireplace.
But one thing we learned the hard way was flat rooftops don't drain & standing water molds &/or causes leaks. Better a shed roof line, a mansard, gambrel, or pitched roof line so rain can drain of. I tend to agree the style is more California style of the 60s.
The walk through butler pantry was nice, would have liked a better inspection of it, but you kept saying it was musty. Food may not have all been removed when the owner's left.
Love this one! You're really getting good at showing these magnificent vintage homes. Keep up the good work. I can't wait to see the next one 😉😁
Omg.love this one, the Brady bunch stairs are so cool ❤️
Those old homes are so neat!! I LOVE the laundry shoot!! The houses now days are just cheap cookie cutter homes with no character!! I want a old home!! Great find Ethan and thanks for showing us!!
Enjoyed this one Ethan,
Bathrooms, cute !!!!!
Well done again ❤️👍🙏
IT's a old House.. but it is wonderful.. with the 2 Fireplaces...love it
This is awesome and beautiful!! I appreciate your kindness in sharing these videos.. please slow down with your video movements!! LOL..It's hard to see the house etc.. before the camera is jerking around. Thanks for your hard work on scouting out these! Stay safe.
I normally hate these mid century houses and those from the 70s as well. But I could seriously make an exception with this place!
A beautiful home that seems to be very much in tact. Why would anyone want tear this beauty down?
I love this....thank u 4 sharing!!🙌🙃
Awesome! Ethan, Reminded me of my great Aunts home it was built in 62 the same year I was born. Peace.
That was a cool house!! Thanks for closing the lazy Susan and all the drawers!! I can’t stand them open either!! 💖💖💖💖
Wow this house was built in the year I was born. I loved the large windows! I could have found myself very comfortable in that house. I didn't like the fireplace with the planter. Great video Ethan!
The house is so beautiful. Love the fireplace. Especially the staircase and the display case. And the pool is nice
Good work man. I love midcentury modern too
omg that staircase!! i want that in my future home!!
MCM homes are awesome and my absolute favorites!! Everything from 50s through the 70s I find so cool and intriguing. This was another great property. One thing I can't help but find disturbing is that lock on the outside of that door!
That was a cosy looking house. The fireplaces and bathrooms were nice. The raised picture in the bathroom was really pretty too!
Hey, Ethan! Another great video! What 's with all of those great houses being abandoned and demolished! Wow!
Can't believe they are going to demolish this beautiful home and I don't understand why.
A developer will build a ten million dollar home. It's so sad but too common in Toronto....the property values in that city are beyond comprehension.
Sad
I love this house! The bathroom tile was awesome! Needs to be un-updated in some spots...
Never saw a curtain in front of a fireplace before--wouldn't that be a fire hazard? Plus, Why would you want to cover up the beautiful fireplace??? This may be my favorite house you've done.
I guess the curtain would be to cover it over in warm weather, though why anyone would want to do that is beyond me.
Great house. Does not seem like 1959 house. It looks and feels more like late 60's house. This may not be politically correct to say, but I'm amused by Ethans OCD fixations !
Since I found this channel I am addicted to Ethan's explorations been watching for 2 days
Thx. For sharing and enjoy your weekenf
The staircase with all those windows is perfection. They just don't build homes with those fabulous huge windows. Makes me so mad that modern junk will replace these wonderful examples of MCM architecture.