It looks livable! I hope the developers leave it alone and maybe someone will purchase it for a single family home. It’s absolutely beautiful Kappy! I don’t know how you find these beauties but we’re so glad you do! You’re the BEST! Stay safe!😊
@@MeMyselfAndUs903 I got a whole house full of them. That’s why I had to look them up couple years ago.The Carpenter lift up rim lock has a distinctive lever-type striker that rides up a diagonal incline on the keeper and drops into the latched position rather than withdrawing into the case as with most rim locks. It was made of heavy iron with solid brass trim manufactured in England primarily for export to America and the British Colonies. I was missing a few, but they sell them in a reproduction with that bronze medallion for about 55 bucks without knobs.
That nice old Federal should be saved! There's fireplaces, wood floors, staircases, hardware and doors that aren't made anymore. And no new shack they build around it will still be standing in 200 years! Good tour, as usual-thanks, Kappy!
I'd rather renovate this house than buy one of the new homes. I love the charm of. old homes. I lived for 17 years in a home in PA that was built in the mid 1700's. Thanks for showing this one!!
But you don’t know that for a fact. we have many subdivisions in South Carolina that had an old house on it where they restore and keep it as the HOA clubhouse.
What a great place. I hope the developers will spend the cash to repair whatever massive water leak is going on and have the wiring redone. It would be so worth it to save the beautiful house. Thanks, Kappy
Keep up the good work Kappy. There aren't many young men like you out there. Whoever you find will be lucky to have you. Don't ever change. Your parents raised you well!
There is something to be said for old time craftsmanship! Can the imagine the dismay of someone exploring in 200 years from now ??? With the cheapo hasty construction these days, any future explorer would be lucky if they found a pile of rubble & rubbish! You are truly documenting the end of true pride quality construction in our Country.
I'm in South Carolina and wished I had money to purchase it from the land developer company, cause I know they won't save it, only a personal individual could..it has so many great yrs left.. it's incredible shape for almost 200 yrs old.. awesome house that survived lot
Kap, I agree with you 100%! That house is easily repaired and updated. New wiring, plumbing, landscaping and is any of those still shots you showed of the river, lake and cotton fields are a part of the original property someone would have a multi-million dollar property. No question about it. Damn shame it was sold to a developer. Local historical society should step in on this and put a stop to it immediately.
Thank you for the tour, Kappy. If you ever want a good look at Victorian houses saved from demolition, visit Flemington, NJ. They renovated a lot of them and turned it into a very prosperous downtown business section
@@BennyLlama39 yeah it looks like a few repairs until you get in there and then you’ll have to dedicate your whole life to this house unless you’re multi millionaire I’m not saying it’s not worth it
Kappy, be sure when exploring never go alone doing this be sure no one is hiding inside lock the doors behind you so nobody can sneak up in your blind side.
What a charming home - so well loved to be in such great shape. The lack of vandalism speaks well of the area! Thank you Kappy for another lovely tour. Hoping someone buys it to restore.
Oh my goodness! How could they tear this beautiful home down? I hope someone pushes to save this one for historic reasons, it’s not that far gone!!! Thanks for the tour Kappy!
Kappy, I especially like your historical facts about these old house gems ! And, myself being a musician, I thank you for showcasing the old pianos -- usually sadly left behind. This house truly could be refurbished; it looks remarkable for being nearly 200 years old ! You search for these diamonds-in-the-rough and bring them to us ! It's remarkable and appreciated. Yes, it is SO sad to think of this house probably being torn down. Only a pathetic commentary about what our present day society values. Someday we may learn our lessons and instead, preserve pieces of history rather than destroying what the past has left behind.
Beautiful old house, loved the yard with the old bushes and trees also the old building outback. Alot of the original left intact which is great. The back needs to be restored back to it's original layout, getting rid of the modern updates. Hopefully it will be saved, it should be.
One more,❤🎉Thanks Kappy for giving these sweet old homes some respectful peek at all of them and thanks for the work involved that you do to bring us these 🌸🌼🌳🏡🚙🥇
This is without a doubt the cleanest abandoned house you have explored Kappy . I can also state with certainty that anything built in this area will never stand the test of time this house has. It should definitely be saved. Too bad that open second floor window is open or missing allowing moisture to seep in .
What a beautiful house! Entirely worth saving. What was the area below the TV? Looks like an outside door. Interesting spot! Oh the stories that lovely banister could tell. Love the little log out building. These developers are ruining our countryside!
Not "drop down", they're "acoustical" ceilings to help quiet a room. THAT being forgotten and torn down is the biggest crime yet of any of your explores. Thank you for your sentiment!! It's hard to believe where our values have taken us. Tear this down and build new over A SWAMP.
What a beautiful house !! I love the front porch on it the most... But she is a beauty on the inside as well. So glad that the windows aren't busted out or graffiti written all over it... The house still looks livable.. Sure hope the developers who bought it don't tare it down... It just needs some tender loving care before moving I to it.... Thank you Kappy for sharing this beautiful house and taking us on a tour of it... I really enjoy watching your vedios . Take care and stay safe out there... Can't wait till the next exploration !!!😊
They would be very foolish if they tore that beautiful home down. It has obviously been taken well good care of it and is in mint condition. Even upgraded. Thanks for sharing.
If you really want to see Beautiful Wood work inside older homes? You NEED to go through MANY of the older homes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!!! I know. I lived in one while growing up. 😊
That house needs to be put on a register of historic plantations from Civil War Era!! It is in almost pristine condition with some minor leaks and stains that can be easily fixed and the backyard well can be rebuilt as it was back then.
great Explore Kappy and my god this place could be easily saved and restored, despite some water damage, this is one of the better preserved homes that you've documented recently , come on land owners don't demolish it !!
It's amazing that this house has survived in as good a shape as it is. It definitely would be a shame to see it torn down! This is definitely one of the cases if houses could talk! What a shame if it is torn down considering how it has survived almost 200 years. It would be interesting to know what its original configuration was. I would love to see what's behind the 70s paneling.
What a shame such a wonderful old home.....if the walls could talk I bet there wouldn't tear her down then . All the life once lived here....I hope her fate is a good one .Great video as always Kappy!!!👍👍
Kappy, that house is stunning, indeed the bones of that house are pretty solid. Compared to other houses you have featured Kappy this house is in amazing condone. I reminds me of my Grand Mother's old home in Central Florida, that I visited in June 1959. Thank You Kappy, Take Care.
Oh my goodness, This beautiful house begs to be saved. Positivity tells me it probably will, but reality says it probably wont. I was quite surprised with just how clean and well maintained this one is. Just like most the addition is the only part that looks to have any issue. Thank You so much for sharing. I would love to see an update on this one in a few years
It is so beautiful it's a shame it will be torn down ,you do great job ,hate I was late for premiere,I've been watching a lot of your old ones,loved the staircase in here
Too bad they are going to probably tear it down, it has withstood the test of time and still looks beautiful too. Thanks for sharing and you have a great day and safe travels
Wow. This old beauty is to be torn down? The development of new housing or apartments won't ever stand as long as this place has. Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along! 😊
Hi Kappy, they can’t nock this home down. It’s too beautiful. It’s a shame that the water got into the kitchen area. I must say, though I do enjoy sitting down for a nice hot cuppa coffee and a couple of biccies and watching your program. Thank you for getting out there in cold rainy weather to show us a beautiful old house. Take care Rob from Australia
Oh my you found this in my state 😁You’re right I think it would be salvageable. Could be used as office for the developers. Those floors were beautiful. The first building looked to be where families gathered for cookouts. You find some great places. Thanks for sharing
omgggg kapppy this i sooo beautiful the roooms were just perfect i wish they would make it into a bed n breakfast its to bad it wasnt on the registred historic places take care my gratefully deadicated friend seee you next upload
Hey Kappy I sure did enjoy this house. I have been in homes very similar back in the day. I hope a family with a lot of children could buy this house and make it a home
Wow, this is one nice house. 200 years old!!! Those 'developers' have to realize that yes there are people out there who would buy a house like this. Those surface mount locksets on the doors were made until the 1880's. After that they figured out how to mount the locks IN the doors. The ones in this house are VERY old. This house really needs saved. Heck, ALL the houses you tour need saved! PS You need to check the light switches when your in these houses. I just noticed the meter was still on the house and a wire still connected.
To bad it won't be bought by someone to love it for more years to come. 💙Beautiful and I thought the open door beside the fireplace was to store wood to be kept dry. But then I saw the deep space and that door, really has my curiosity going..... Just wonder. Thank you Kappy
You certainly picked a wet day to be out exploring, but we do appreciate your sense of adventure. I think the roof will eventually fail if they don’t repair it, or maybe that is what the developer wants to happen. Those door knobs are certainly interesting! Have a good week.
Hi Kappy!! Happy Saturday to you! Thank you so much for showing us this amazingly beautiful house!! Such potential, so grand, and classy. I can just imagine this place furnished and alive!! Thank you for showing us this beauty!! ✌️❤️
Hi kappy thanks for showing all these old beautiful houses and also you are like the only one who shows old homes on your TH-cam channel so and what a awesome house and great video kappy.
This beauty is a lot like the farm house where my family lived, but it had a big red barn to the left of it and woods in the back and side of the the house and a long road with a ditch a long side with corn fields up and down the long road,one neighbor a-little ways and a few neighbors across and more 🌽 fields down from there, with some woods on the right side and a small water hole with a banks edge where we’d all go swimming with friends, so it’s not just the house that holds memories there, it’s also the neighboring area that went with living at that remarkable old farm house👍🥰❣️
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I vote for this beauty to be saved. 200 years old and still holding on! Thank you, Kappy.
@@melodyfisher1512 I agree with that! Such a cool place! Thank you for watching!! :)
It looks livable! I hope the developers leave it alone and maybe someone will purchase it for a single family home. It’s absolutely beautiful Kappy! I don’t know how you find these beauties but we’re so glad you do! You’re the BEST! Stay safe!😊
@@melissaboggs5176 Agreed, it’s already had some modern updates as well! Definitely should be saved! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
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I could live there easily with no problem
It's great to see a house that nobody trashed. Very nice house! Thank you!
@@nanadels completely agreed! Thanks for watching!! :)
History needs to be preserved. Hopefully that structure stands.
@@user-surly I hope so too! Thank you very much for watching! :)
If ever a house needed to be saved, THIS one definitely does!
@@laurak5174 true that! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
The James Carpenter rim locks date that house from 1830 to 1840. The brass medallion is a coat of arms for king James these were made in England.
What an interesting journey those door locks and medallion have taken.
@@MeMyselfAndUs903 I got a whole house full of them. That’s why I had to look them up couple years ago.The Carpenter lift up rim lock has a distinctive lever-type striker that rides up a diagonal incline on the keeper and drops into the latched position rather than withdrawing into the case as with most rim locks. It was made of heavy iron with solid brass trim manufactured in England primarily for export to America and the British Colonies. I was missing a few, but they sell them in a reproduction with that bronze medallion for about 55 bucks without knobs.
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@@ihave35cents95 interesting
Needs restored (easily) and placed on National Historic Registry. Not torn down. Gorgeous place!😊
@@pben4218 yeah about 350 K you could restore that pretty well
@@pben4218 True! Thank you for watching!! :)
That nice old Federal should be saved! There's fireplaces, wood floors, staircases, hardware and doors that aren't made anymore. And no new shack they build around it will still be standing in 200 years! Good tour, as usual-thanks, Kappy!
@@janewasson4845 I couldn’t agree more definitely should be saved! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
I'd rather renovate this house than buy one of the new homes. I love the charm of. old homes. I lived for 17 years in a home in PA that was built in the mid 1700's. Thanks for showing this one!!
@@peggymiller9064 Pennsylvania has some beauty’s thank you for watching!! :)
It's amazing that these developers will put all that money to build new houses, but won't save these wonderfully built old houses.
But you don’t know that for a fact. we have many subdivisions in South Carolina that had an old house on it where they restore and keep it as the HOA clubhouse.
@@ihave35cents95good news!
They would be stupid to tear that house down, it's beautiful and livable as is.
Thanks Kappy for showing us this character filled home. A crying shame that a family is not residing.
I could live there. Beautiful and in good condition.
@@MargieCooper6045 True! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
What a great place. I hope the developers will spend the cash to repair whatever massive water leak is going on and have the wiring redone. It would be so worth it to save the beautiful house. Thanks, Kappy
@@user-randi1987 I hope it ends up saved as well! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Boy could that ever be fixed up absolutely beautiful!! The possibilities are endless for that place. Wow, awesome ...
So refreshing it hasn’t been graffitied- I’ll bet that little room next to the semi modern fireplace was for firewood storage .
I agree, instead they stored a boat motor, lol
Keep up the good work Kappy. There aren't many young men like you out there. Whoever you find will be lucky to have you. Don't ever change. Your parents raised you well!
@@lisalamp6845 You are too kind! Thank you very much for watching!! Glad you enjoy!! :)
If this beautiful old house is torn down they should be charged with a crime! Awesome video Kappy! 👍❤️🤘🇺🇸
Amen...
There is something to be said for old time craftsmanship!
Can the imagine the dismay of someone exploring in 200 years from now ??? With the cheapo hasty construction these days, any future explorer would be lucky if they found a pile of rubble & rubbish!
You are truly documenting the end of true pride quality construction in our Country.
I'm in South Carolina and wished I had money to purchase it from the land developer company, cause I know they won't save it, only a personal individual could..it has so many great yrs left.. it's incredible shape for almost 200 yrs old.. awesome house that survived lot
I can just imagine walking down those stairs in the pitch black of night holding only a candle.
That’s a beautiful home! I sure hope someone comes along and rescues it!
Kap, I agree with you 100%! That house is easily repaired and updated. New wiring, plumbing, landscaping and is any of those still shots you showed of the river, lake and cotton fields are a part of the original property someone would have a multi-million dollar property. No question about it. Damn shame it was sold to a developer. Local historical society should step in on this and put a stop to it immediately.
Thank you for the tour, Kappy. If you ever want a good look at Victorian houses saved from demolition, visit Flemington, NJ. They renovated a lot of them and turned it into a very prosperous downtown business section
I know that area well. I always liked it lived near there growing up .
Beautiful home. I hope you shut the back door before you left I noticed open when you were walking around inside and shut any open windows. ❤
Usually, these old places are falling apart; but the condition of this place is amazing. Make a few repairs and it could be habitable again. 😀
@@BennyLlama39 yeah it looks like a few repairs until you get in there and then you’ll have to dedicate your whole life to this house unless you’re multi millionaire I’m not saying it’s not worth it
What a beautiful home, and such an easy restoration! I hope it gets saved.
I love that old house! I always imagine what it would be like to live in these houses. Thanks for what you do!
Alot of quality material went in building this gem, just to be replaced by a cardboard house. This house is a historical marker.
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Agreed Kappy, this beauty should be saved. I hope it doesn't get demolished. So nice. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@clairefunnell8481 Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Do hope this home gets rescued. In much better shape than many that I've seen folks rescue!
You are so good at showing wallpaper and door knobs…but please show vintage flooring. Bathrooms and closets sometimes have good flooring.
What a charming home - so well loved to be in such great shape. The lack of vandalism speaks well of the area!
Thank you Kappy for another lovely tour. Hoping someone buys it to restore.
@@jenwatson5539 Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
Stunning home! Oh I hope it will be fixed up and saved. So unique, so beautiful. Incredible connection with our past. Thank you Kappy
Wow beautiful home simply breathtaking I love older homes
I love this old house hoping it can be saved thank you for sharing
Oh my goodness! How could they tear this beautiful home down? I hope someone pushes to save this one for historic reasons, it’s not that far gone!!! Thanks for the tour Kappy!
@@jenniferspotten915 me too! Definitely should be saved! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Absolutely lovely historic home. I pray they choose to revamp it. Thank you for filming.
Kappy, I especially like your historical facts about these old house gems ! And, myself being a musician, I thank you for showcasing the old pianos -- usually sadly left behind. This house truly could be refurbished; it looks remarkable for being nearly 200 years old ! You search for these diamonds-in-the-rough and bring them to us ! It's remarkable and appreciated. Yes, it is SO sad to think of this house probably being torn down. Only a pathetic commentary about what our present day society values. Someday we may learn our lessons and instead, preserve pieces of history rather than destroying what the past has left behind.
@@cherievivian9830 Very well said! I really appreciate the kind words, glad you enjoy these old places as well! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
What a beautiful old house 🏚. I hope that someone will buy it. It's still liveable. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 ❤❤
@@denisewatson5295 Agreed! Thank you very much for the kind words and watching!! :)
Thanks Kappy for showing this beautiful old house
@@melanienance4920 thank you very much for watching!! :)
Looks like every generation added something to it. ❤
Beautiful old house, loved the yard with the old bushes and trees also the old building outback. Alot of the original left intact which is great. The back needs to be restored back to it's original layout, getting rid of the modern updates. Hopefully it will be saved, it should be.
One more,❤🎉Thanks Kappy for giving these sweet old homes some respectful peek at all of them and thanks for the work involved that you do to bring us these 🌸🌼🌳🏡🚙🥇
@@tamieckert4548 i really appreciate the kind words!! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
This house was so clean and well kept !!!!! I hope they save this house !!!!! Thanks Kappy !!!!!
@@debrademedici864 I hope it’s saved as well! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
This is without a doubt the cleanest abandoned house you have explored Kappy . I can also state with certainty that anything built in this area will never stand the test of time this house has. It should definitely be saved. Too bad that open second floor window is open or missing allowing moisture to seep in .
Thanks again Kappy for taking us along!
@@jaclynalley809 Thank you very much for watching!! :)
What a beautiful house! Entirely worth saving. What was the area below the TV? Looks like an outside door. Interesting spot! Oh the stories that lovely banister could tell. Love the little log out building. These developers are ruining our countryside!
Yeah it's really hard to wrap your head around demolishing such a place especially when someone has refurbished it so well
This is a beautiful piece of history that someone loved enough to renovate and restore.Thanks Kappy for a great look
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Not "drop down", they're "acoustical" ceilings to help quiet a room. THAT being forgotten and torn down is the biggest crime yet of any of your explores. Thank you for your sentiment!! It's hard to believe where our values have taken us. Tear this down and build new over A SWAMP.
what a beauty,olease to who ever bought it ,dont destroy something that was well built ,still standing and is so beautiful,dont destroy it 🙏👍❤️🇺🇸
@@gaylewilliamson9183 Agreed! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Oh, how this could be fixed up.... beauty.
Wow 😳 how beautiful I would love to live there. Thanks for the historical information and your film documentary. Love that piano 🎹 too 🙂❤
What a beautiful house !! I love the front porch on it the most...
But she is a beauty on the inside as well.
So glad that the windows aren't busted out or graffiti written all over it...
The house still looks livable..
Sure hope the developers who bought it don't tare it down...
It just needs some tender loving care before moving I to it....
Thank you Kappy for sharing this beautiful house and taking us on a tour of it...
I really enjoy watching your vedios .
Take care and stay safe out there...
Can't wait till the next exploration !!!😊
They would be very foolish if they tore that beautiful home down. It has obviously been taken well good care of it and is in mint condition. Even upgraded. Thanks for sharing.
@@jm00727 Thank you very much for watching!! :)
If you really want to see Beautiful Wood work inside older homes? You NEED to go through MANY of the older homes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!!! I know. I lived in one while growing up. 😊
@@dianeturner8907 yeah you’re talking about Victorian. This is colonial.
That house needs to be put on a register of historic plantations from Civil War Era!! It is in almost pristine condition with some minor leaks and stains that can be easily fixed and the backyard well can be rebuilt as it was back then.
That's absolutely beautiful old house , It just needs some one to come and save it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
great Explore Kappy and my god this place could be easily saved and restored, despite some water damage, this is one of the better preserved homes that you've documented recently , come on land owners don't demolish it !!
Beautiful home. Hopefully they don't knock it down. It's gorgeous.
Wow! That was beautiful And it looked so new. That house should be restored and worked on.. The shutters and front porch were just beautifu;ly done..
Used to be a time where no developers could tear down historic homes like this for their new communities
Just beautiful scenery after thank yo
It's amazing that this house has survived in as good a shape as it is. It definitely would be a shame to see it torn down! This is definitely one of the cases if houses could talk! What a shame if it is torn down considering how it has survived almost 200 years. It would be interesting to know what its original configuration was. I would love to see what's behind the 70s paneling.
@@SRay-or3nc Good point! Probably some beautiful old details hidden behind the 70’s paneling! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
What a lovely area! And a great house. Thanks Kap, for bringing us along on the explore!
Good Morning! Got my coffee & ready to explore by proxy! Thanks Kappy!!!
How sad it may be gone soon..
@@1927su Really would be terrible to be torn down! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
What a shame such a wonderful old home.....if the walls could talk I bet there wouldn't tear her down then . All the life once lived here....I hope her fate is a good one .Great video as always Kappy!!!👍👍
Kappy, that house is stunning, indeed the bones of that house are pretty solid. Compared to other houses you have featured Kappy this house is in amazing condone. I reminds me of my Grand Mother's old home in Central Florida, that I visited in June 1959. Thank You Kappy, Take Care.
It's in really good condition for being so old. Beautiful house.
@@sharondetrick950 thank you for watching! :)
Oh my goodness, This beautiful house begs to be saved. Positivity tells me it probably will, but reality says it probably wont. I was quite surprised with just how clean and well maintained this one is. Just like most the addition is the only part that looks to have any issue. Thank You so much for sharing. I would love to see an update on this one in a few years
Nice old house. I'd live there.
Another beautiful porch!!!
Seems in really nice shape for being so old- hope it can be saved!
Simple but beautiful.
Ty Kappy u really found a great one there. The house, the yard ,it's awesome. I hope someone saves it. Plz stay safe out there.
@@NativeNYer Glad you enjoyed!! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
Beautiful old house from Hobart Tasmania Australia 🦘 love your videos
It is so beautiful it's a shame it will be torn down ,you do great job ,hate I was late for premiere,I've been watching a lot of your old ones,loved the staircase in here
Beautiful house! And still in great condition.
I always enjoy your montage at the end of your videos 💕
@@lisadee3674 glad you enjoyed!! Thank you for watching!! :)
Too bad they are going to probably tear it down, it has withstood the test of time and still looks beautiful too. Thanks for sharing and you have a great day and safe travels
Wow. This old beauty is to be torn down? The development of new housing or apartments won't ever stand as long as this place has. Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along! 😊
@@tammybaker6635 it would seem so! They are building houses all around it, just been left to the elements, thank you for watching!! :)
Nice one! Def could be fixed up and have another 100 years. Wish we had better funding options for projects like this. Stay safe. ❤
@@susanmiller4159 True! See it happening to so many places all over! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Hi Kappy, they can’t nock this home down. It’s too beautiful. It’s a shame that the water got into the kitchen area. I must say, though I do enjoy sitting down for a nice hot cuppa coffee and a couple of biccies and watching your program. Thank you for getting out there in cold rainy weather to show us a beautiful old house. Take care Rob from Australia
Absolutely loved this house
@@deboralintner6223 thank you for watching!
Oh my you found this in my state 😁You’re right I think it would be salvageable. Could be used as office for the developers. Those floors were beautiful. The first building looked to be where families gathered for cookouts. You find some great places. Thanks for sharing
Yeah, they’re all over the place in South Carolina
omgggg kapppy this i sooo beautiful the roooms were just perfect i wish they would make it into a bed n breakfast its to bad it wasnt on the registred historic places take care my gratefully deadicated friend seee you next upload
@@Kimtwister Thank you! Keep on truckin! Much appreciated for watching!! :)
The 1st outside shed with well had also a place to stack wood for the fireplaces.
Hey Kappy I sure did enjoy this house. I have been in homes very similar back in the day. I hope a family with a lot of children could buy this house and make it a home
This home is in really good condition. Sad it’ll be gone.
Wow, this is one nice house. 200 years old!!! Those 'developers' have to realize that yes there are people out there who would buy a house like this. Those surface mount locksets on the doors were made until the 1880's. After that they figured out how to mount the locks IN the doors. The ones in this house are VERY old. This house really needs saved. Heck, ALL the houses you tour need saved! PS You need to check the light switches when your in these houses. I just noticed the meter was still on the house and a wire still connected.
Great looking house, I truly hope its not torn down, would be such a horrible waste
@@annees9738 agreed! Thank you for watching!
To bad it won't be bought by someone to love it for more years to come. 💙Beautiful and I thought the open door beside the fireplace was to store wood to be kept dry. But then I saw the deep space and that door, really has my curiosity going..... Just wonder. Thank you Kappy
You certainly picked a wet day to be out exploring, but we do appreciate your sense of adventure. I think the roof will eventually fail if they don’t repair it, or maybe that is what the developer wants to happen. Those door knobs are certainly interesting! Have a good week.
Beautiful house!
@@joanneclose7041 thank you for watching!! :)
Hi Kappy!! Happy Saturday to you! Thank you so much for showing us this amazingly beautiful house!! Such potential, so grand, and classy. I can just imagine this place furnished and alive!! Thank you for showing us this beauty!! ✌️❤️
I love the old door knobs on the doors.
Hi kappy thanks for showing all these old beautiful houses and also you are like the only one who shows old homes on your TH-cam channel so and what a awesome house and great video kappy.
What a shame to tear this absolutely beautiful home down only to be replaced with the cheap stuff they are now building. Such a shame.
This beauty is a lot like the farm house where my family lived, but it had a big red barn to the left of it and woods in the back and side of the the house and a long road with a ditch a long side with corn fields up and down the long road,one neighbor a-little ways and a few neighbors across and more 🌽 fields down from there, with some woods on the right side and a small water hole with a banks edge where we’d all go swimming with friends, so it’s not just the house that holds memories there, it’s also the neighboring area that went with living at that remarkable old farm house👍🥰❣️
@@tamieckert4548 Well said! Thank you!! Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)