Not 60's kitchen, appliances are 90's and the cabinets as well could even be early 2000. The house might be 1960's But remodeled in the 90's early 2000, I speak from experience gained from remodeling several homes in the 90's and early 2000. My husband is the carpenter and I am his helper😊
I giggle at all the explorers that tell you the year of everything, I used to redo apartments and homes with hubby and researched a lot and most are wrong on every year they say 😂
My childhood was the 60s. I always find it funny when they think the 60's were the same as the 80s or the 90s. They're decades apart. They are not the same. 😂
Way more than a shame, it's a tragedy. It's such a human thing to destroy something so great and nice for really no reason. This house was beautiful, loved, and magnificent. So many would've loved to live here, like myself. It was painful to watch this video knowing the house is already gone and we can't do anything.
This house is hilarious! I want it, and I wouldn't change a thing! Ha ha! This house is too clean for it not to have been remodeled. The ceramic top electric range top oven wasn't around until the 80s and the interiors of the kitchen cabinets and the bathtubs/sinks are also too clean to be as old as the 1960s. The carpet (except for the downstairs) also looks new. Even so, this house was well cared for and kept clean. Prior owner probably a little OCD even! Such personality! Terrible to demolish it. What a waste.
This is my dream house !!! Love the big windows and big spaces. Very, Very klsad it's going to be knocked down. It is our history. And Yrs, HUGE SHAME. You have made my dreams come.true with this one !!! It should be a crime to tear this house down.
This has more of a 70's decorating. The kitchen has been updated in the 80's I 'd say but the appliances are newer at least 2000's. The main bathroom upstairs has a new sink and faucet definitely 70's decorating mixed with some 80's
My dream is to live in a retro, time capsule home. The colorful carpets, beautiful wallpaper, fancy light fixtures, and different surface textures I LOVE LOVE LOVE! Today's houses are so boring and lack personality.
That place was incredibly well maintained. Someone's grandma really loved that place until very recently. Haven't been in a house like that since the 90s. And I'd totally snag those light fixtures in the upstairs bathroom.
This home is/was very nice. I see a lot of 1990's touches. Some of the light fixtures and the border wallpaper is from the 1990's. Sad they tore this down. People don't know what's good, don't value the past building beauties.
Colorful little house with personality...It perfectly fits into the 60 s or 70s. I love this home...These new homes are without soul and clones of each other. Grandma wouldn't be happy Her beloved home is torn down for a box home...Great place if it doesn't have wolf spiders. They are large but non venomous to humans. So many interesting designs in this home...😂
We have wolf spiders! They get freaking HUGE!!!! Like including legs almost fist sz. Extremely scared of humans. We've prob 10 in our house the biggest sz being the first of my granddaughter lol I can't stand them!! In Oklahoma those, tarantulas, & spider crickets are a dime a dz
That box inside the cabinet is probably a box to hold wood. That iron bar is probably the handle that attaches to the box to pull it out to get wood for fireplace. Just a suggestion.
I am amazed at how well the owners cares for their home! Wow! Everything was in such great shape! You are right though, it IS ashame to knock it down. I think it wld be very cool to live in a house like that! Play up the vintage feel of it! I know so many of your viewers wld say the same......which is why I am shocked that it continues to happen. Thank you for sharing another amazing explore!! Love it!!! ❤
I loved every bit of this house. Whoever designed the interiors had style and love for their home. Makes me so happy to see it in such a beautiful condition and so very sad to know it’s getting knocked down. Thanks for the exploration.
Hey Noah, I REALLY like this house! I tend to like those houses that y'all find that are just falling apart and packed with stuff from the previous tenants. This house is utterly PERFECT. It seems, to me, to be the compete opposite of one of your old explores. I think you even ran into Greg on the explore I'm thinking of. The layout of this house is VERY similar to that house. I remember that old house was dripping and almost completely fallen in. There were books everywhere. I think it was a very German house. It still had power, even though the sky was visible in the living room. THAT was a GREAT explore! And so is this one! It's nice to see a PERFECT house every once in a while. Even though they almost always have a sad fate 😢
Hey Graham! Im really glad you enjoyed this one! Im not 100% sure which explore you're referring to honestly. After a while, all the houses kind of blend together for me haha. I do have a very cool house that falling apart with tons left inside coming real soon though! Thanks for the super Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Our house was built mid-60's. All those appliances in that kitchen are relatively new. That bathroom too , with the green tub. Would have had a matching green sink and toilet. Alot of times those sinks had a chrome edge and it would rust. What a shame to demolish such a nice house.
That’s not a 60s kitchen it has been totally updated. Those are fairly newer era appliances probably put in in the mid 2000s. Appears to be an older couple that lived there for many years and just kept it up really well.
I hope they save some of the stuff that is in the house before they knock it down! ( I love the lights in the bathroom). Also I can’t believe how clean and uncluttered it is! Great find!
Love this house! I think the downstairs room with the fridge that smelled like alcohol was a booze storage area. Upstairs was redone in the 80s and downstairs is late 60s, early 70s. They partied big time down there...just look at the carpet and wallpaper...Vintage Circus Circus Vibes! I'd move in and throw a huge 70s themed party! 😂🎉❤😊
This house is in such a good condition it almost looks like someone built it 20 years ago in the sixties fashion. As every bedroom is styled so very differently I could imagine the kids were already old enough to tell how they wanted their room. Shame this has to go, I totally dig the sixties vibe.
Lovely retro home. The kitchen was probably updated twenty years ago but that’s about it. As you said nothing wrong with it. So clean. Thanks for sharing.
That house was amazing. I love it. I wouldn’t even mind moving into that. I love the retro stuff. It’s I love older houses and everything else. That is so awesome I enjoyed it. Thank you.❤
I'm absolutely shocked that this house is a tear down! Why? I wonder. With the price of housing these days tearing down a home that is just fine is so silly!
@@bethbrafford1752 I wouldn't say millennials, a lot of us *love* vintage things, it's just developers in general who buy up these places and make luxury apartments or modern townhomes to make money.
That has definitely been renovated since the 60's, the border, the kitchen, microwave, stove, all the white, the cabinets, the fucshia coloring, the pastels, screams 80's! Lol.
This was a riot Noah. Right from beginning to end. You certainly can tell when people take care of their home. It was in excellent shape! I thought the color scheme on the first floor was out there, & then you went into the basement. Wow. I wonder if the owner was colorblind. Kidding. I’m no expert, I’m just way older than you, but the kitchen was definitely updated. The cupboards were from 80’s Even 90’s(my parents bought a knew Tudor in later 70’s & we had the same plush carpeting throughout. Just not all those colors😂)I think that bathroom with the green tub would have had a green sink originally. That green tub was definitely original. Loved the fireplace. Loved all the different small chandeliers. They were pretty. It’s really a shame this isn’t going to be sold. It seems like your area has a major influx of people. So many beautiful homes being destroyed. Thanks Noah. That was so much fun. This is my favorite home that your filmed because of all the colors. You know that frig you opened that smelled of alcohol? Hmm makes you think if they were tipsy when they decorated 😂🤷🏻♀️
UPDATE: I am very aware that I messed up the date of the kitchen. I appreciate you all relentlessly tell me, I'm sorry 😂 As of today this home as been completely demolished!
Thank you for this great video! I absolutely love this house & it makes me sick that they are gonna just knock it down. They should furnish it and do tours instead! PS: hi Ethan
Noah, thank you for the tour of this house! I wish you had shown the outside, too. But, being someone who has renovated a 1960’s ranch style house and helped a couple of friends style their midcentury dwellings to reflect mid-century style, I can tell you the inside of this home has been re-styled from its 1960’s original designs. The upstairs, that is. The downstairs is my family rec room from 1968!!! all that beautiful wood paneling and built-ins make me weak in the knees! But, upstairs? The upstairs looks like a 1980’s Po-Mo re-style. That kitchen is a complete re-do. The only thing original in that bathroom is the bathtub. The rest of that bathroom is a mother renovating after the 7-kids got out of the house! The original toilet would’ve matched that bathtub and the fabulous tile in that space is not authentic to the period (even though I agree with you that it looked great!) The tole enamel lighting could’ve been authentic, but this was also a design element that was extremely popular in the 1980’s (although, I once owned a 1950’s filigree gold tole chandelier, so you never know.) Bathroom #2 was THE BOMB! That tile work was immaculate. It is unfortunate that this bathroom did not have its original toilet or sink, but that’s okay. The original upstairs probably has immaculate wood floors, throughout. Plush shag carpet seduced our mothers in the 1970’s - and it took over. They even carpeted over the terrazzo marble floors of my Catholic Church. But, all of that carpet helped preserve wood floors in homes. I wish you could salvage all of those beautiful knob-inset closet doors for me. I had that they are going to be demo’d. Damn, it breaks my midcentury, retro heart!!! But, if you can, try to see if the powers that be will let you salvage the swag lamps and some of the lighting in this house. You could make some money off of these pieces. I hate that so many wonderful designs are going to get destroyed…and for yet another pathetic, soulless McMansion! I LOVE your appreciation for this dwelling. I look forward to kore of your videos!
The basement carpeting and wallpaper, as well as that ornamental light fixture is actually aggressively 1970s. Whoever owned this home took incredibly good care of it. Also, judging by the safety rails by the toilet and bathtub, they probably were there still when they were quite old.
I believe the box in the closet next to the fireplace was for firewood and the thing you pulled off was probably the poker for the wood. That was a huge spider, gross lol. The house was in really good condition. I live in an upgraded 60s built home and can see many similarities between the two houses with the building style. They don’t make them like this anymore! 😆
This gorgeous house would have been a valuable location house for movies and commercials! Damn shame. It is very similar to my parents house in Australia, that my 101 year old dad still lives in. Ours is not in as good condition such as the carpets and kitchen cabinets and wallpaper. It is 100% original built in 1960. My husband and I plan to restore it in the future to its original condition. Only cosmetics needed. My parents bought it when I was 12, it was fifteen years old. It really was a mansion and I felt so rich to be living in it. Its a run down mansion now but I see the value in the style of the era it was built.❤
I think the living room walls are pink, because if you look at the trim along the top by the ceiling, that looks absolutely white and so does the ceiling.
Noah, our home was built in 74. Purple master bedroom carpet, red carpet in dining room and living room, another bedroom with a celery color carpet, 1 bedroom with indoor/outdoor carpet, and the 4th was a little bit darker than celery. The den had shag that was basically the same colors as the den in this house. I told my husband that the carpet was the first thing that had to go! But yeah, for the age, this house is very clean. I really enjoyed your video. I just found you so I'm going to get caught-up with your other vids!❤ Thanks for doing the videos😀
It's cool how the carpet is doing a gradient of pinks on the walls and ceiling. The kitchen cabinets are from the 1990s. Drake demolished a mid-century mod designed by James A. Murray; to build a 50,000 sqft super mega mansion. There was a Historic MCM in San Francisco that was demolished; a court ordered a new home to be built identical to the one that was destroyed.. not sure if they appealed the ruling.
The reason the living room and dining room rug is in such great condition is it was only used for company. At least that was the case in our house. The kitchen was remodeled sometime in the 80's due to the wallpaper border and appliances. I just love your channel. A walk down memory lane. 71 yr old here.
So sad that they knocked down these amazing houses that have such character and charm,to put up something so over priced and manufacturered. Love a home with a little soul in it 😊Great video 📹
I love this house! It’s got so many beautiful features and feels totally livable. Much nicer than the new cookie cutter houses. Great job again on this explore!
This house is great! What a shame its been torn down. :( The whole house is from the 60s except the kitchen, which was remodeled in the 90s. You could tell by cabinets and appliances.
I’ve never seen such a beautiful and well cared for home. It’s hard to believe it was abandoned !! You sure it’s being demolished? The yard looks better landscaped than many lived in homes. It’s crazyy to me that All these beautiful features would be knocked down. Such a shame. I watch lots of these videos and yes a ton are in disrepair but this one is a gem!
I love those old houses. I would live there as is, and like you said clean and maybe change carpet all the same color and update the wiring, probably needs new water heater and furnace
Newer Isn't Always Better... Even With The Newer Stuff This Home Takes One Back To A Simpler Time... Thank You Noah For Bringing Me Back To Yesteryear.... 🥰
👋 I just watched this is Australia 🇦🇺. It’s the spiders house now lol . I really love this big home . The front door and the stairs kinda of giving me Brady Bunch vibes lol .
The Livingroom looks like Pepto Bismol. That would be gone in a heart beat. lol And the basement is even worse. Good Lord!! Between all of the paneling in the one room and the curtains and carpet in the bedroom, WOWZA!!
I just LOVE your vids, kidoo!!!👍👍👍 Sidenote: my husband and I bought our first home back in the 90s, but it was built in the 1980s. This house reminds me of it, w the solidness!!! Needless to say, we've built our homes since then, and not one has matched up to the construction of our 80s home. Anyway, another great vid!!!👍🥳☃️
The house appears to be a mix of 60’s, 70’s with an 80’s/90’s kitchen, appliances look newer. Amazing how spotless it is! A lovely home for its time. The pink is hilarious but I do like it! 😆
Absolutely love that place - that being said I would take out the upstairs carpeting and use the hardwoods. Basement carpeting needs replaced, basement bathroom sink counter would go. And definitely the SPIDERS would go!! 😂
I love the colored 60/70’s tub and sinks and toilets. I even liked the yellow sink. It matched the yellow flowers in the wallpaper. The swag lights were to die for. I would definitely use them. I would love to live there. It is way better than my run down 1920’s house.
I like the way you take your time when you look at things. Some explorers whip the camera around and make me nauseous. Also you have plenty of light. Its hard to see things in the dark. Good job!
This reminds me of my parents house when I was growing up. They had similar styles but my mom chose beige carpeting not pink or red! I can almost guarantee that there is hardwood everywhere. People just did not want to care for hardwoods in the sixties and seventies. Much more labour intensive than now. I remember my dad using a polisher on the floors a few times a year. They also had the same tile as the upstairs bathroom except it was white with brown! Very nostalgic tour for me.
Now that's what you call a time capsule! I love it just the way it is! Just needs a few changes, like new paint, remove the borders, new curtains, new carpet, master bath tile replaced, new windows, light fixtures, move the dryer closer to the washer or vice versa, new circuit panel, new paneling in the basement and it's pretty much move in ready for me. (Shwew 💦) Thanks for the tour Noah, much enjoyed! 🤠👍 Notes: 11:26 Heat current from the bulb, not a fire, it may have been left on full time. 11:39 I don't care much for bathroom floor tile applied to the walls, too much grout to clean. 16:22 Poor old Aunt Edna wouldn't be able to find her way out of the room. Bam! Aunt Edna was that you? Hold on.
That is a standard common 90s kitchen reno, and the bathroom looks like it had some upgrades in the 70's and 80's too, the vanity sink is def 90's/00s, some of those fittings are def collectable ;)
Not 60's kitchen, appliances are 90's and the cabinets as well could even be early 2000. The house might be 1960's But remodeled in the 90's early 2000, I speak from experience gained from remodeling several homes in the 90's and early 2000. My husband is the carpenter and I am his helper😊
I giggle at all the explorers that tell you the year of everything, I used to redo apartments and homes with hubby and researched a lot and most are wrong on every year they say 😂
You are correct. So funny how these young people have no concept
Yea looks like my childhood home from the 90s
My childhood was the 60s. I always find it funny when they think the 60's were the same as the 80s or the 90s. They're decades apart. They are not the same. 😂
Yeah, lol. Def not 60s.
What a shame to demolish this house. Its in perfect shape. Thanks so much for this time capsule!
Way more than a shame, it's a tragedy. It's such a human thing to destroy something so great and nice for really no reason. This house was beautiful, loved, and magnificent. So many would've loved to live here, like myself. It was painful to watch this video knowing the house is already gone and we can't do anything.
This house is hilarious! I want it, and I wouldn't change a thing! Ha ha! This house is too clean for it not to have been remodeled. The ceramic top electric range top oven wasn't around until the 80s and the interiors of the kitchen cabinets and the bathtubs/sinks are also too clean to be as old as the 1960s. The carpet (except for the downstairs) also looks new. Even so, this house was well cared for and kept clean. Prior owner probably a little OCD even! Such personality! Terrible to demolish it. What a waste.
Agree 👍
I would probably have to change the carpets.
I would keep it too but there are a few things I would change.
Throw away culture, pristine nice house, just demolished
This is my dream house !!! Love the big windows and big spaces. Very, Very klsad it's going to be knocked down. It is our history. And Yrs, HUGE SHAME. You have made my dreams come.true with this one !!! It should be a crime to tear this house down.
that home was built much better than any new one, it was gorgeous
This has more of a 70's decorating. The kitchen has been updated in the 80's I 'd say but the appliances are newer at least 2000's. The main bathroom upstairs has a new sink and faucet definitely 70's decorating mixed with some 80's
My dream is to live in a retro, time capsule home. The colorful carpets, beautiful wallpaper, fancy light fixtures, and different surface textures I LOVE LOVE LOVE! Today's houses are so boring and lack personality.
That place was incredibly well maintained. Someone's grandma really loved that place until very recently. Haven't been in a house like that since the 90s. And I'd totally snag those light fixtures in the upstairs bathroom.
This home is/was very nice. I see a lot of 1990's touches. Some of the light fixtures and the border wallpaper is from the 1990's. Sad they tore this down. People don't know what's good, don't value the past building beauties.
Colorful little house with personality...It perfectly fits into the 60 s or 70s. I love this home...These new homes are without soul and clones of each other. Grandma wouldn't be happy Her beloved home is torn down for a box home...Great place if it doesn't have wolf spiders. They are large but non venomous to humans. So many interesting designs in this home...😂
We have wolf spiders! They get freaking HUGE!!!! Like including legs almost fist sz. Extremely scared of humans. We've prob 10 in our house the biggest sz being the first of my granddaughter lol
I can't stand them!! In Oklahoma those, tarantulas, & spider crickets are a dime a dz
That box inside the cabinet is probably a box to hold wood. That iron bar is probably the handle that attaches to the box to pull it out to get wood for fireplace. Just a suggestion.
I am amazed at how well the owners cares for their home! Wow! Everything was in such great shape! You are right though, it IS ashame to knock it down. I think it wld be very cool to live in a house like that! Play up the vintage feel of it! I know so many of your viewers wld say the same......which is why I am shocked that it continues to happen.
Thank you for sharing another amazing explore!! Love it!!! ❤
I loved every bit of this house. Whoever designed the interiors had style and love for their home. Makes me so happy to see it in such a beautiful condition and so very sad to know it’s getting knocked down. Thanks for the exploration.
Hey Noah, I REALLY like this house! I tend to like those houses that y'all find that are just falling apart and packed with stuff from the previous tenants. This house is utterly PERFECT. It seems, to me, to be the compete opposite of one of your old explores. I think you even ran into Greg on the explore I'm thinking of.
The layout of this house is VERY similar to that house. I remember that old house was dripping and almost completely fallen in. There were books everywhere. I think it was a very German house. It still had power, even though the sky was visible in the living room.
THAT was a GREAT explore! And so is this one! It's nice to see a PERFECT house every once in a while. Even though they almost always have a sad fate 😢
Hey Graham! Im really glad you enjoyed this one! Im not 100% sure which explore you're referring to honestly. After a while, all the houses kind of blend together for me haha. I do have a very cool house that falling apart with tons left inside coming real soon though! Thanks for the super Thanks! I really appreciate it!
@@NoahNowhere can you please not use God’s name in vain for those of us that believe in God .
@@NoahNowhere😂so we gotta pay in order for u to reply 🗑 🚮
Our house was built mid-60's. All those appliances in that kitchen are relatively new. That bathroom too , with the green tub. Would have had a matching green sink and toilet. Alot of times those sinks had a chrome edge and it would rust. What a shame to demolish such a nice house.
That’s not a 60s kitchen it has been totally updated. Those are fairly newer era appliances probably put in in the mid 2000s. Appears to be an older couple that lived there for many years and just kept it up really well.
I hope they save some of the stuff that is in the house before they knock it down! ( I love the lights in the bathroom). Also I can’t believe how clean and uncluttered it is! Great find!
The curtains & shower curtain matched the lights with the leaf design🌿
Love this house! I think the downstairs room with the fridge that smelled like alcohol was a booze storage area. Upstairs was redone in the 80s and downstairs is late 60s, early 70s. They partied big time down there...just look at the carpet and wallpaper...Vintage Circus Circus Vibes! I'd move in and throw a huge 70s themed party! 😂🎉❤😊
That sounds lit! I’d be there
This house is in such a good condition it almost looks like someone built it 20 years ago in the sixties fashion. As every bedroom is styled so very differently I could imagine the kids were already old enough to tell how they wanted their room. Shame this has to go, I totally dig the sixties vibe.
Lovely retro home. The kitchen was probably updated twenty years ago but that’s about it. As you said nothing wrong with it. So clean. Thanks for sharing.
That house was amazing. I love it. I wouldn’t even mind moving into that. I love the retro stuff. It’s I love older houses and everything else. That is so awesome I enjoyed it. Thank you.❤
I'm absolutely shocked that this house is a tear down! Why? I wonder. With the price of housing these days tearing down a home that is just fine is so silly!
Because most millenials are not wise
@@bethbrafford1752 I wouldn't say millennials, a lot of us *love* vintage things, it's just developers in general who buy up these places and make luxury apartments or modern townhomes to make money.
I love those 50s-80s design and architecture. They are just something
That has definitely been renovated since the 60's, the border, the kitchen, microwave, stove, all the white, the cabinets, the fucshia coloring, the pastels, screams 80's! Lol.
This was a riot Noah. Right from beginning to end. You certainly can tell when people take care of their home. It was in excellent shape! I thought the color scheme on the first floor was out there, & then you went into the basement. Wow. I wonder if the owner was colorblind. Kidding. I’m no expert, I’m just way older than you, but the kitchen was definitely updated. The cupboards were from 80’s Even 90’s(my parents bought a knew Tudor in later 70’s & we had the same plush carpeting throughout. Just not all those colors😂)I think that bathroom with the green tub would have had a green sink originally. That green tub was definitely original. Loved the fireplace. Loved all the different small chandeliers. They were pretty. It’s really a shame this isn’t going to be sold. It seems like your area has a major influx of people. So many beautiful homes being destroyed. Thanks Noah. That was so much fun. This is my favorite home that your filmed because of all the colors. You know that frig you opened that smelled of alcohol? Hmm makes you think if they were tipsy when they decorated 😂🤷🏻♀️
UPDATE: I am very aware that I messed up the date of the kitchen. I appreciate you all relentlessly tell me, I'm sorry 😂
As of today this home as been completely demolished!
😭noooooo
Watched today! Such a sad sad thing.
Oh no that’s too bad it was so clean
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So sad
Amazingly clean......beautiful. shouldn't be destroyed!😢
Thank you for this great video! I absolutely love this house & it makes me sick that they are gonna just knock it down. They should furnish it and do tours instead! PS: hi Ethan
Loved that house! It's a shame it's going to be demolished... Thanks for sharing!
gahhh, wish i had the money to buy this house, its so beautiful!! pink is my favorite color and its such a nice house.
Noah, thank you for the tour of this house! I wish you had shown the outside, too.
But, being someone who has renovated a 1960’s ranch style house and helped a couple of friends style their midcentury dwellings to reflect mid-century style, I can tell you the inside of this home has been re-styled from its 1960’s original designs. The upstairs, that is. The downstairs is my family rec room from 1968!!! all that beautiful wood paneling and built-ins make me weak in the knees!
But, upstairs? The upstairs looks like a 1980’s Po-Mo re-style. That kitchen is a complete re-do. The only thing original in that bathroom is the bathtub. The rest of that bathroom is a mother renovating after the 7-kids got out of the house! The original toilet would’ve matched that bathtub and the fabulous tile in that space is not authentic to the period (even though I agree with you that it looked great!) The tole enamel lighting could’ve been authentic, but this was also a design element that was extremely popular in the 1980’s (although, I once owned a 1950’s filigree gold tole chandelier, so you never know.)
Bathroom #2 was THE BOMB! That tile work was immaculate. It is unfortunate that this bathroom did not have its original toilet or sink, but that’s okay.
The original upstairs probably has immaculate wood floors, throughout. Plush shag carpet seduced our mothers in the 1970’s - and it took over. They even carpeted over the terrazzo marble floors of my Catholic Church. But, all of that carpet helped preserve wood floors in homes.
I wish you could salvage all of those beautiful knob-inset closet doors for me. I had that they are going to be demo’d. Damn, it breaks my midcentury, retro heart!!! But, if you can, try to see if the powers that be will let you salvage the swag lamps and some of the lighting in this house. You could make some money off of these pieces. I hate that so many wonderful designs are going to get destroyed…and for yet another pathetic, soulless McMansion!
I LOVE your appreciation for this dwelling. I look forward to kore of your videos!
I love older homes. Hate that they have to demolish such history and beauty.
Wow, that would have been a perfect house for a John Waters movie!
Your voice is so calming and you were like the perfect person to do this tour and I hope it like really blows up. I could watch this 1 million times.
Awe thank you so much! I really appreciate that! 😁
@@NoahNowhere The House is still there, but it will be demolished in late 2024.
The basement carpeting and wallpaper, as well as that ornamental light fixture is actually aggressively 1970s. Whoever owned this home took incredibly good care of it. Also, judging by the safety rails by the toilet and bathtub, they probably were there still when they were quite old.
I believe the box in the closet next to the fireplace was for firewood and the thing you pulled off was probably the poker for the wood. That was a huge spider, gross lol. The house was in really good condition. I live in an upgraded 60s built home and can see many similarities between the two houses with the building style. They don’t make them like this anymore! 😆
They updated the kitchen in the 90s or early 2000s. Such a cool house, and a total waste it was knocked down.
Thanks!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the explore!
I love this house! Very retro! Groovy ✌🏼
This gorgeous house would have been a valuable location house for movies and commercials! Damn shame.
It is very similar to my parents house in Australia, that my 101 year old dad still lives in. Ours is not in as good condition such as the carpets and kitchen cabinets and wallpaper. It is 100% original built in 1960. My husband and I plan to restore it in the future to its original condition. Only cosmetics needed. My parents bought it when I was 12, it was fifteen years old. It really was a mansion and I felt so rich to be living in it. Its a run down mansion now but I see the value in the style of the era it was built.❤
Such a beautiful house, I wouldn't mind living in it. Can tell the owners were very meticulous people too, it is in such good shape.
We had those sliding windows and the ice was on the inside all winter.
I wonder if the "Pull out" at 17:30 under the cabinet was for storing logs
I love pink and Barbie!
I think the living room walls are pink, because if you look at the trim along the top by the ceiling, that looks absolutely white and so does the ceiling.
Noah, our home was built in 74. Purple master bedroom carpet, red carpet in dining room and living room, another bedroom with a celery color carpet, 1 bedroom with indoor/outdoor carpet, and the 4th was a little bit darker than celery. The den had shag that was basically the same colors as the den in this house. I told my husband that the carpet was the first thing that had to go! But yeah, for the age, this house is very clean. I really enjoyed your video. I just found you so I'm going to get caught-up with your other vids!❤ Thanks for doing the videos😀
It's cool how the carpet is doing a gradient of pinks on the walls and ceiling. The kitchen cabinets are from the 1990s. Drake demolished a mid-century mod designed by James A. Murray; to build a 50,000 sqft super mega mansion. There was a Historic MCM in San Francisco that was demolished; a court ordered a new home to be built identical to the one that was destroyed.. not sure if they appealed the ruling.
Years from now, builders will be building homes like this again. I like it.
The reason the living room and dining room rug is in such great condition is it was only used for company. At least that was the case in our house. The kitchen was remodeled sometime in the 80's due to the wallpaper border and appliances. I just love your channel. A walk down memory lane. 71 yr old here.
The front door is original. You were right about that. But the floor at the main entrance was from the 80’s
So sad that they knocked down these amazing houses that have such character and charm,to put up something so over priced and manufacturered. Love a home with a little soul in it 😊Great video 📹
I love this house! It’s got so many beautiful features and feels totally livable. Much nicer than the new cookie cutter houses. Great job again on this explore!
I had that exact border wallpaper that was in the kitchen. Late 90s to early 2000s. It's definitely not a 60s kitchen, lol
This house is great! What a shame its been torn down. :( The whole house is from the 60s except the kitchen, which was remodeled in the 90s. You could tell by cabinets and appliances.
As I'm watching this video, I can't beleive how immaculate it is. Very color coordinated lol and I want it more and more!
I’ve never seen such a beautiful and well cared for home. It’s hard to believe it was abandoned !! You sure it’s being demolished? The yard looks better landscaped than many lived in homes. It’s crazyy to me that All these beautiful features would be knocked down. Such a shame. I watch lots of these videos and yes a ton are in disrepair but this one is a gem!
I passed by not to long ago and it's has been fully demolished unfortunately
I love those old houses. I would live there as is, and like you said clean and maybe change carpet all the same color and update the wiring, probably needs new water heater and furnace
Newer Isn't Always Better... Even With The Newer Stuff This Home Takes One Back To A Simpler Time... Thank You Noah For Bringing Me Back To Yesteryear.... 🥰
Love it! Ashame it being torn down!! It's so clean and takin care of❤
👋 I just watched this is Australia 🇦🇺. It’s the spiders house now lol . I really love this big home . The front door and the stairs kinda of giving me Brady Bunch vibes lol .
Love this house did anyone ever live in it so clean love it
The Livingroom looks like Pepto Bismol. That would be gone in a heart beat. lol And the basement is even worse. Good Lord!! Between all of the paneling in the one room and the curtains and carpet in the bedroom, WOWZA!!
😂😂your spot on “pepto bismol “
Ahh! The slate! And that pink bedroom. What a shame to knock it down.
Omg, that wallpaper is gorgeous. Absolutely criminal that this was demolished.
LOVED IT. KILLS THAT THEY'RE TEARING IT DOWN. 😢 THANKS FOR SHOWING IT. ❤
Love this house! A person could move in today ❤
10:56 Was there recessed flourescent lighting in the right upper wall "track" ?
Awwwww what a cozy home. Would of loved to see it furnished. Great find Noah!!! 😊😊😊
I clean homes for a living I would totally give it a good polish and love this gone forever. Pink is beautiful, great home!
Love all the colors in this house, so vibrant and cozy..
I just LOVE your vids, kidoo!!!👍👍👍
Sidenote: my husband and I bought our first home back in the 90s, but it was built in the 1980s. This house reminds me of it, w the solidness!!! Needless to say, we've built our homes since then, and not one has matched up to the construction of our 80s home. Anyway, another great vid!!!👍🥳☃️
This house was just amazing! I'd live here in a minute. How in the world is it so clean and unworn after all these years?
This is going in my all time favorites. Great house !
Very nice explore. Too bad they will tear down this cool house. You did a very nice job showing the house.
I like this house. It’s laid out beautifully. Cleaner than most houses move out of that are brand new.
I love this house! It’s a shame that it’s going to be demolished. I want this house. What a waste. Thank you for sharing ❤
What an era the 60's were for decorating! You can tell someone loved this home at one time. What a shame that it has to be torn down.😢
I love the blonde wood built ins. Reminds me of Scan Design furniture. That stuff lasts FOREVER!
Beautiful 🏠 Thank you so much for the amazing video. I do appreciate it. I 🌻😊
Love this house and style! 🩷 my favorite color & move in ready!
love that house,that random mirror in the bathroom is there so when the lady of the house did her hair ,she could check the back by that random mirror
The house appears to be a mix of 60’s, 70’s with an 80’s/90’s kitchen, appliances look newer. Amazing how spotless it is! A lovely home for its time. The pink is hilarious but I do like it! 😆
This home is gorgeous!!! 😍🤩 Thank you for sharing, Noah!!
Edit. I'll bet that cedar closet smelled sooo good! 😅
This house was loved thats for sure,its beautiful,like u said,move in ready
Hi Noah, loved this house. I would move in after a good cleaning and spider eviction. Great find!
Absolutely love that place - that being said I would take out the upstairs carpeting and use the hardwoods. Basement carpeting needs replaced, basement bathroom sink counter would go. And definitely the SPIDERS would go!! 😂
I actually like this style of house. It's spacious and very well kept. I would buy this one n keep as much as the details as possible.
I love this house vibe and aesthetics the colours 🥺🩷 I want it 😭 this is so beautiful 🎀
I love the colored 60/70’s tub and sinks and toilets. I even liked the yellow sink. It matched the yellow flowers in the wallpaper. The swag lights were to die for. I would definitely use them. I would love to live there. It is way better than my run down 1920’s house.
I love the mid-cen ! Noah thank you .
I like the way you take your time when you look at things. Some explorers whip the camera around and make me nauseous. Also you have plenty of light. Its hard to see things in the dark. Good job!
Wow that's the cleanest abandoned house I have ever seen
I can't believe how there's like almost nobody here in the comment section bringing that point up.
What a gigantic home!
Love the light fixtures in the bathrom😮 bever aeen anything like them beautiful!
Beautiful 1960's house. Looks like it was updated in 1990's/early 2000's.
This reminds me of my parents house when I was growing up. They had similar styles but my mom chose beige carpeting not pink or red! I can almost guarantee that there is hardwood everywhere. People just did not want to care for hardwoods in the sixties and seventies. Much more labour intensive than now. I remember my dad using a polisher on the floors a few times a year. They also had the same tile as the upstairs bathroom except it was white with brown! Very nostalgic tour for me.
Now that's what you call a time capsule! I love it just the way it is!
Just needs a few changes, like new paint, remove the borders, new curtains, new carpet, master bath tile replaced, new windows, light fixtures, move the dryer closer to the washer or vice versa, new circuit panel, new paneling in the basement and it's pretty much move in ready for me.
(Shwew 💦)
Thanks for the tour Noah, much enjoyed!
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Notes:
11:26 Heat current from the bulb, not a fire, it may have been left on full time.
11:39 I don't care much for bathroom floor tile applied to the walls, too much grout to clean.
16:22 Poor old Aunt Edna wouldn't be able to find her way out of the room.
Bam! Aunt Edna was that you?
Hold on.
What a waste!
That is a standard common 90s kitchen reno, and the bathroom looks like it had some upgrades in the 70's and 80's too, the vanity sink is def 90's/00s, some of those fittings are def collectable ;)
❤❤❤❤ OMG I WOULD DIE FOR THAT HOME CANNOT BELIEVE THEIR TEARING IT UP😓 ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS NOAH
Great house👍 I love ❤️😺👋