That’s an interesting place. Wonder what it was like before being separated for tenants. Weird that some of those bedrooms in the beginning didn’t have closets at all. What purpose did they serve before being made bedrooms. Strange how the paneled room had a closet that was a restroom. There were quite a few in there. Kind of strange not having kitchen on main floor. Would loved to have seen the layout in the 1972 edition. Cool find Ethan. Wow you are so close to that 100k🎉! Take care be well and stay safe!
I thought the person might have had a home office/consulting business that occasionally had visits from clients. They wouldn't have wanted the visitor to walk through another area of the home to use the toilet.
The bedrooms upstairs may have been made out of a large rec room. There was an armoire in one room and a portable closet in the other. If it was done just to rent it out they may not have bothered with putting in closets. Just in case they wanted to take the walls back down to have a single room again. Two by fours with sheet rock wouldn’t be too hard to take out especially if they didn’t put them up using code measurements to save money. They would all be non load bearing walls. I still can’t wrap my head around the closet bathroom though. I certainly wouldn’t want someone else in the room when I needed to use it. Maybe it was for someone who needed to have a private toilet available at all times really close.
woohoo Ethan ,i sure when this home was new it was nice an of course great spacious yard ,. the floors still look nice , even if it is laminated. the first floor definitely have totally 70s floors an never seen a small bathroom behind like a closet doors before .looks someone started to remodel .thank you Ethan always enjoy your videos an looking forward to the next one . very close to to 100k peace ✌️✌️✌️ out
...Just maybe the water closet was meant for sometimes a staycation..sick with the flu or having a bad moment when a party is going on, and someone doesn’t want company accidentally bursting in because they couldn’t run fast enough to lock the door,barfing,or poopsies.😂🎉
Love this house!! I’m just sickened by the waste of such quality built homes. So wasteful. In Europe, you can see homes and buildings that have been there for centuries. You can feel the history of the place and in some cases be where history took place! Here in the states, we do the same thing. Tear down our history for the latest fad.
Hi Erhan, hope you are feeling better. Very interesting house here. No pool in the backyard. Neat finding a little bathroom behind those doors, I thought it was a closet. Something you don't see everyday. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I would definitely not call this house creepy. I love it its so spacious. If some of the rooms were up dated. This l would call a hidden Jem. I wish that l could live in this house. I would think that l was living in a beautiful mansion. Someone needs to save this house. It has amazing potential in the right hands🙏🙏👍👍💯💯
I really like the main part of the house,the chandeliers are very nice.Its an unusual build especially with toilets in closets but still nice property .It's a shame they tear down such well built places.Its 106 degrees where I am in Oklahoma and with humidity it feels like 112 degrees that's F.very very hot👍❤️🇺🇸thank you for another great one
Thanks For The Tour, Gee Why Are They Pulling It Down, Not Much Wrong With It, The Only Damage I Saw Was The Water Damage In That Lounge Room, Above The FirePlace. In New Zealand, People Would Do That Up, And Sell It Off For A Profit.
Ethan, one word, GLOVES. That house had me so confused. I get the tenant part but the main house made me dizzy trying to figure out the floor plan. Those chandeliers are not “very seventies”, they span all years, even to today for the right house.
My guess was the owners were Asian (7:36 sign on door was in characters) and all the mirrors and the two ship paintings made me think they were using feng shui. The painting of a ship is believed to create good opportunities, wealth and success. Could have added the room divider in that room across from the office downstairs to slow down energy. I rented a house from Chinese owners and they had different things like this to correct what they saw as problem areas.
i have been in hundreds if not thousands of homes over the course of the last 10 years and there has not been a single piece of evidence to show that any of that stuff even exists.
Hey Ethan, this home is very interesting, I've never seen a working toilet in a closet before!!! This place is pretty big & has a seventies vibe. Thanks for sharing another exciting adventure!! 👍👍🚽
What’s up guys. Lol. So many mirrors for you Ethan. Glad you like the seventies style. It was a period to blend in with the natural environment. The levels makes the house so cool. It has a raised basement too with lots of natural light. That is quite a large house. It is hard to imagine the upstairs before the reno. A door from the master which leads to another wing of the house. Wonder what that part was when built. But a gem for sure. Love this place. The staircase is beautiful while looking from the top and seeing all the natural light and sloped ceiling. Such a graceful and charming house. Definitely a must to save from greedy developers.
The room with the Tiffany light fixture was called a four season room. It had screens & windows for more seasons to enjoy out there. Glad u fought the spider webs & not me. I would have turned tail & left. U are brave. I would have killed every spider I saw, too. Great coverage as usual!!!!😊
No closets in 70s built home? Something not right there. Edit….ok, got it, rental area, no closets. The trim on doors in actual house area is soooo 70s!
than you Ethan for another great look at a beautiful home it is a shame that people have these beautiful homes and then along comes a bulldozer to smash them down also in Australia we are near the end of winter and your summer be nearly over and you be in Autum and Australia be in the first week of Spring but thanks for a great video and see you in the next one
I have watched this video again it is a very big house I love the sun room the garden is a nice large open space . That little hidden bathroom is great. Thanks for the video.
*Sitting in the office talking to someone* “Excuse me. I’ll be right back. I just have to take a dump in the closet”
😅😅 i was thinking the same thing
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😬😬😬😄😄😄😄
Cool home! I loved the "secret" bathroom!
I always picture in my head what it could've looked like back in the day!
I loved the sun room with secluded back yard, wonderful trees surrounding the yard. 😊
That was unique very beautiful. Thank you for bringing this one to us stay safe and healthy and happy.
They left a lot of mirrors 🪞 for you Ethan lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hello Amy how are you doing today
That’s an interesting place. Wonder what it was like before being separated for tenants. Weird that some of those bedrooms in the beginning didn’t have closets at all. What purpose did they serve before being made bedrooms. Strange how the paneled room had a closet that was a restroom. There were quite a few in there. Kind of strange not having kitchen on main floor. Would loved to have seen the layout in the 1972 edition. Cool find Ethan. Wow you are so close to that 100k🎉! Take care be well and stay safe!
I thought the person might have had a home office/consulting business that occasionally had visits from clients. They wouldn't have wanted the visitor to walk through another area of the home to use the toilet.
The bedrooms upstairs may have been made out of a large rec room. There was an armoire in one room and a portable closet in the other. If it was done just to rent it out they may not have bothered with putting in closets. Just in case they wanted to take the walls back down to have a single room again. Two by fours with sheet rock wouldn’t be too hard to take out especially if they didn’t put them up using code measurements to save money. They would all be non load bearing walls. I still can’t wrap my head around the closet bathroom though. I certainly wouldn’t want someone else in the room when I needed to use it. Maybe it was for someone who needed to have a private toilet available at all times really close.
woohoo Ethan ,i sure when this home was new it was nice an of course great spacious yard ,. the floors still look nice , even if it is laminated. the first floor definitely have totally 70s floors an never seen a small bathroom behind like a closet doors before .looks someone started to remodel .thank you Ethan always enjoy your videos an looking forward to the next one . very close to to 100k peace ✌️✌️✌️ out
Cool living room and sunroom!
Ethan nice house have a great weekend❤
That wardrobe toilet is the weirdest thing. I mean, the SMELLS! I 😝
...Just maybe the water closet was meant for sometimes a staycation..sick with the flu or having a bad moment when a party is going on, and someone doesn’t want company accidentally bursting in because they couldn’t run fast enough to lock the door,barfing,or poopsies.😂🎉
Hi Ethan 🌈🌈 wow almost at 💯k!! Cool place!! Wish it had original surfaces/colors but interesting nonetheless 🙋♀️ Cindy
What was that a green board on the wall? A classroom?
I like this house is not bad but I have thought that that was a closet not a bathroom that’s weird
nice house ,id love to have that
This is just fucking sad😢 it’s a great video, but why they would want to demolish this house What a waste
That’s not a tv cabinet that is a wardrobe to hang clothes
Portable Closet
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Laughing through out this whole thing. 1972 is NOT super old.
it is when it’s almost 30 years before you were even alive…
5:55 open it.. I fridgi-dare you ;- )
Sounds like someone else in the house with you
they were.
Moving the camera too much and too fast.
Now that’s a cool house. Needs a lot of work but the ‘bones’ are great.
Nice to see you again Ethan. A simple 70's house on a great lot. Happy Summer
The wooden cabinet was called An armore ( closet)
Odd place for a toilet and sink in the closet 😂😂😂
That house was unique. I never expected to see a bathroom in a closet before. 😂 Awesome video 👍☺️
I love the house Ethan and the layout is excellent 👍I wouldn’t change a thing 😄
I love the bathroom in the closet!!! I wasnt expecting that either! Freckin awesome!
❤ Hi Ethan that was interesting lol I guess it was someone's dream home cool basically two separate apartments good for them 🎉🎉
Hello Mary how are you doing today
Fabulous find Ethan....love everything about the 70s ...thanks stay safe well and happy 💋 🤗
Hello Julie how are you doing today
Never saw a restroom in a closet before. Not sure how I feel about that 😂. Not a bad place but not a place I would live in. Thanks for the video.
Love this house!! I’m just sickened by the waste of such quality built homes. So wasteful. In Europe, you can see homes and buildings that have been there for centuries. You can feel the history of the place and in some cases be where history took place! Here in the states, we do the same thing. Tear down our history for the latest fad.
Looks like the house has flooded in the basement maybe due to burst pipe and front livingroom.
Beautiful home I love the ceder cabinet and the chandeliers I hope they save them.
Hi Erhan, hope you are feeling better. Very interesting house here. No pool in the backyard. Neat finding a little bathroom behind those doors, I thought it was a closet. Something you don't see everyday. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another great find Ethan 😊
Love the sun room!
How would they open the downstairs bathroom door with the toilet in the way 🤷🏼♀️
What a mix of old and new and a strange little bathroom in the closet . Cool video Ethan
I would definitely not call this house creepy. I love it its so spacious. If some of the rooms were up dated. This l would call a hidden Jem. I wish that l could live in this house. I would think that l was living in a beautiful mansion. Someone needs to save this house. It has amazing potential in the right hands🙏🙏👍👍💯💯
Hello Crystal how are you doing today
Hi Ethan 👋 Thank you for another great video ❤️ You are awesome man 😎 I’m these videos too 👍Floors looking very nice 😃
I really like the main part of the house,the chandeliers are very nice.Its an unusual build especially with toilets in closets but still nice property .It's a shame they tear down such well built places.Its 106 degrees where I am in Oklahoma and with humidity it feels like 112 degrees that's F.very very hot👍❤️🇺🇸thank you for another great one
Loved it .. Thanks for sharing . ❤❤❤ Stay safe love ya
Definitely had some “interesting” renovations at some point! I’ll bet the original house was gorgeous!
If you want to throw someone off, call the toilet, the proper name, Water Closet.
Cool.
Ethans pets on bedroom 2. Spider webs!
Where are your contact gloves Ethan?!
Ethan attracted to the spiders again! Lol!
Otherwise known as a solarium.
Love that place very cool 😎👍 I love the tri level homes
Nice fireplace indeed Ethan…
I felt every cobweb.
Bedroom 1 is a good size.
Loved the 70’s!
A nice cold room.
Thanks For The Tour, Gee Why Are They Pulling It Down, Not Much Wrong With It, The Only Damage I Saw Was The Water Damage In That Lounge Room, Above The FirePlace. In New Zealand, People Would Do That Up, And Sell It Off For A Profit.
SQUIRREL!!!
Ethan, one word, GLOVES.
That house had me so confused. I get the tenant part but the main house made me dizzy trying to figure out the floor plan.
Those chandeliers are not “very seventies”, they span all years, even to today for the right house.
A beautiful family room!
My guess was the owners were Asian (7:36 sign on door was in characters) and all the mirrors and the two ship paintings made me think they were using feng shui. The painting of a ship is believed to create good opportunities, wealth and success. Could have added the room divider in that room across from the office downstairs to slow down energy. I rented a house from Chinese owners and they had different things like this to correct what they saw as problem areas.
My guess is the “office” was retrofit as a bedroom/bathroom for a senior or disabled family member.
Love these old split level houses
What a odd home but I’m sure it was beautiful back in the day. Thank you for sharing.
quick question: aren't you afraid of evil entities following you back home after exploring these abandoned places?
i have been in hundreds if not thousands of homes over the course of the last 10 years and there has not been a single piece of evidence to show that any of that stuff even exists.
Great question definitely could be a problem
That 1st ship painting, there I'd a few Canadian painter's with the last name Audette
Hey Ethan, this home is very interesting, I've never seen a working toilet in a closet before!!! This place is pretty big & has a seventies vibe. Thanks for sharing another exciting adventure!! 👍👍🚽
Really loved the explore Ethan-thank you!
This is one of my favorites! Mirrors galore and I giggle every time you say "what's up guys?" and you reallllly said that a lot in his adventure :-)
Why do the bedrooms not have closets?
What a totally unique set up this house is!
Have good day 👍🍻
Thank you Ethan ❤😊
What’s up guys. Lol. So many mirrors for you Ethan. Glad you like the seventies style. It was a period to blend in with the natural environment. The levels makes the house so cool. It has a raised basement too with lots of natural light. That is quite a large house. It is hard to imagine the upstairs before the reno. A door from the master which leads to another wing of the house. Wonder what that part was when built. But a gem for sure. Love this place. The staircase is beautiful while looking from the top and seeing all the natural light and sloped ceiling. Such a graceful and charming house. Definitely a must to save from greedy developers.
A wardrobe Ethan
nice little house
Nice 🏠
The room with the Tiffany light fixture was called a four season room. It had screens & windows for more seasons to enjoy out there. Glad u fought the spider webs & not me. I would have turned tail & left. U are brave. I would have killed every spider I saw, too. Great coverage as usual!!!!😊
Good 2seeu again Ethan missed your adventures. This was a nice house in it's day.
Thx 4 sharing
Much luv
Carry on
No closets in 70s built home? Something not right there. Edit….ok, got it, rental area, no closets. The trim on doors in actual house area is soooo 70s!
than you Ethan for another great look at a beautiful home it is a shame that people have these beautiful homes and then along comes a bulldozer to smash them down also in Australia we are near the end of winter and your summer be nearly over and you be in Autum and Australia be in the first week of Spring but thanks for a great video and see you in the next one
I have watched this video again it is a very big house I love the sun room the garden is a nice large open space . That little hidden bathroom is great. Thanks for the video.
I wish I had money to buy this house and redo it. Love the sunroom and all the large windows with amazing views🤩
My aunt has double sliding door closets in her bedroom (house built in the 50s), one of those closets is a two piece bathroom 😃
That was the most quirkest home ever. Thanks for the tour. Bathroom in a closet. No thanks. Big house tho!!
I’m sure that was probably a really cool house in the 70s. But very weird now
I wonder if they were using that paneled room as a bedroom for an elderly relative and put the bathroom in the closet for that reason.
I'm glad there was no animal in the crawl space in the basement that would have been freaky and scary 😳.
I guess that would be called a water closet literally minus to sink
13:13
Hel Ethan so love your vlogs I ove the way you give the history. Of the places
I love that brown wood floor another beautiful house thanks
the cloth zipper and wood ‘tv’ cabinets are wardrobes
Closets for a complete after thought in this house how weird
312 minutes in, is an armoire à clothes closet. 😊
The wood armwhor in the one room is g gorgeous❤
Another great find.😊
Mmmm, I was born 1973.
That’s an Anwar!