Must have been beautiful all furnished. Can definitely say that the people were not afraid of color! The green room was the best colored room for me although I loved the size of the master bedroom and bathroom! The house had some really cool features, too bad it was left to be torn down.
Ya, that green room was really cool, probably my favourite part of the house. Although other than that and the bathrooms, i found it lacking colour, a lot of beige...i guess I'm just not a fan of beige paint. 😆 Thanks for the comment!!
This sort of thing is pretty common in this area these days. The original owners sold the home and the new buyers are only interested in it for the land so they can build something new and bigger. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment!!
$6M for that?!* My favorite thing is the kitchen sink, and the vintage wall mirrors. The rest of it is bad. You're so right about the DIY "renos"! Happy New Years and all the best!
Thank goodness stuff is being salvaged. Always makes me happy to hear that. The property next to this one was demolished due to a horrendous crime. So sad. This home could have potential but its area it will be considered a downgrade. Awesome explore as always JH. 🎉🍾HAPPY NEW YEAR🎉🍾. Looking forward to more explores. Big hugs
Ya, i almost explored the one next door...would have been a cool place to see despite what happened! The name of this location is a reference to where it was located. Happy New Year Kimmy!!
Your Videos just never stop amazing me! Your content just keeps getting better and better.Basements are always the best part of the video! Keep up the great work!🙏🏻👍
Hi Lisa Ruley 👋 I hope you are doing well ❤️ I’m doing good here and slowly getting better now ☺️ How is Snoopy doing 😻 I know you are about to have surgery and know things will be alright Lisa 😁 So I’m not going worry about 😊I will talk to you later my friend 😍Have a wonderful night 🦋🌷💐🌺🌸🌼🌻🌹🌞🌚
Hi James 👋 What another great find and thank you for sharing it with us 😁 Are they going to tear this place down 😳 I like the beam on the the chilling 👍I could live here 😃 color stained glass cool too😊
Hi James This is a nice house. Too bad the owners didn’t know what they were doing as far as installing a floor. All those gaps, really. That large room with the big fireplace I think that chandelier we saw in the room with the green carpet most likely hung there. You can see something hung there. I like that large fireplace. The kitchen and the master bedroom were huge. Those bathroom faucets were really nice and different. You said in the beginning you didn’t know how much this house is worth but the description says $6,000.000. I don’t know why they would tear down such a beautiful house. I could live there and be happy. The basement wasn’t to creepy but that small crawl space was. This Static Space was a good explore James. Nice work. I want to say HAPPY NEW YEAR to you James and hope we see a lot more Static Spaces in 2023. As always stay safe and well. 🎉🎊🥂❤️
The hall au in the master bedroom was a bit odd but i guess with he layout it had to be that way. The big fireplace was really cool, i agree. It sold for $4.5 about three years ago, so it has to be worth at least six now , maybe even more...it's crazy! Thanks for the comment and Happy New Year Irene!!
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Hope that you are doing well. I'm doing good here. Getting ready for busy month this month. But everything will be alright🙏. I'll talk to ya later friend, love ya🥰🤗😇🦋🌺🌚🌛🌜🌞❤💕
Hi James! Happy New Year! This was an interesting place with all the retro decor. I don’t think I have ever seen patterned taps like those in one of the bathrooms and that “half-bath” was weird. I’ve seen those before and I just don’t understand the purpose of them 😂 Thanks for the video!
I have seen patterned taps a couple of other times during explores, they are nice i guess but definitely unique! Glad you enjoyed this one and Happy New Year Stephanie!!
@@StaticSpaces actually I’m sure I’ve seen a couple in your videos before now that I think. They’re just not something that’s seen too often haha. Bit much. Too much pattern for me haha
That could be such a beautiful home with some professional renovation. Cool house, but shoddy remodel. The brick thing you're sitting on next to the fireplace, I think it's a built in TV stand.
Oh most definitely, it has great bones and could be lived in again but unfortunately the new owners will almost certainly demolish it. Oh that's a good point, a TV stand makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the comment!!
Very very nice house, but you are correct, very odd. On one hand very well taken care of an clean, but then on the other very odd and poorly done updating. And even though the basement was plain, it was so clean. What a shame.
Haha yup, some days are better than others and i think that was an off day. This was also one of my earlier videos and i wasn't as comfortable in front of the camera back then. Thanks for the comment!!
Being a electrician 1 they could have wanted the led straps like that or 2 couldn't afford all of it and the wires would not be seen! Love the place though. Besides all the mess up job parts!
Ya, hard to imagine that whoever lived in such an expensive home was strapped for cash. But maybe they knew they were selling soon and figured whoever was going to buy it would just demolish it anyway. Thanks for the comment Samantha!!
Hey James : Now I would classify that place as a "total Shitter "They had taste but unfortunately it was extremely bad .God awful colours thru out and tacky as hell ! I could sense your frustration ,as in your outro bloopers , looked like you were fondling yourself . Don't blame you . Happy New Year , Jim .
Ya, i don't think i liked this one too much at the time but in retrospect it wasn't too bad of a house. Got to admit, I'm not a big fan of that colour scheme though! Thanks John and Happy New Year!!
Nothing interesting left inside though. Who the heck is full of himself enough to build an even larger mansion? It's ego gone wild. That's OK, that person will also be broke within a couple years. Good grief!
You know, i didn't like it when I visited but after editing the video i kind of feel i just didn't appreciate it enough back then. Thanks for the comment Jan!!
I like that they didn't use a lot of beige. The plastic wrap on the air vents I do that. Ductwork has falling apart and has so many leaks then I switch to a wood stove and space heaters to eat it's half the price per month that way. And the spray foam around the door that's to keep the cold out and bugs. Adore that they weren't opening or using. An interior painting people do that themselves I don't always hire a professional. Just cuz of Home costs a lot doesn't mean you can always afford to pay people to come out and work on it you got to pay the bills to live in the place and sometimes you need to just do the things yourself. The bathtubs house I grew up in had those same bathtubs and that was a million dollar home and it's still being lived in today they didn't tear it down or rip things out just because it got old the quality was better back in the day than the current stuff they're producing that's all coming from China. Home I grew up in nothing inside the place was made in China. Only the light fixtures I installed in it when I sold it to move out I wanted to keep the light fixture so I put all the cheap Chinese ones in the house people end up going hey we want a better life fixture than this.
Ya, i get the reasoning behind DIY renovations but when you live in a $6 million house it is very surprising to see. I can see heating your house with wood as being cheaper but using space heaters is the most expensive form of heating, maybe they didn't get used that much I'm not sure. Guess it also depends on the electricity costs in your area, i know they are every high here and it's cost prohibitive. Thanks for the comment!!
Must have been beautiful all furnished. Can definitely say that the people were not afraid of color! The green room was the best colored room for me although I loved the size of the master bedroom and bathroom! The house had some really cool features, too bad it was left to be torn down.
Ya, that green room was really cool, probably my favourite part of the house. Although other than that and the bathrooms, i found it lacking colour, a lot of beige...i guess I'm just not a fan of beige paint. 😆 Thanks for the comment!!
Weird set up. Liked the fireplaces. Thanks for the look inside 👣🌞
Definitely was a unique layout. Thanks for the comment SD!!
Wow that's beautiful I can't understand why they turned it down the house is still livable wow nice find thank you I love the music too
This sort of thing is pretty common in this area these days. The original owners sold the home and the new buyers are only interested in it for the land so they can build something new and bigger. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment!!
$6M for that?!* My favorite thing is the kitchen sink, and the vintage wall mirrors. The rest of it is bad. You're so right about the DIY "renos"! Happy New Years and all the best!
Nah, $6 million is just for the land, the house is a bonus! 😆 Ya, those mirrors were really cool. Happy New Year!!
I really like it. What a shame to destroy it. Nice big rooms. Interesting remodeling.
It was definitely spacious for sure! Thanks for the comment!!
Thank goodness stuff is being salvaged. Always makes me happy to hear that. The property next to this one was demolished due to a horrendous crime. So sad. This home could have potential but its area it will be considered a downgrade. Awesome explore as always JH. 🎉🍾HAPPY NEW YEAR🎉🍾. Looking forward to more explores. Big hugs
Ya, i almost explored the one next door...would have been a cool place to see despite what happened! The name of this location is a reference to where it was located. Happy New Year Kimmy!!
@@StaticSpaces oh man really. It would have been a sombre explore for sure. So sad.
Your Videos just never stop amazing me! Your content just keeps getting better and better.Basements are always the best part of the video! Keep up the great work!🙏🏻👍
Thanks DC, really glad you are enjoying the content!!
That was an amazing place thanks for the bloopers that was funny 🤣
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment Jerrold!!
The bloopers are my faves. This house gave me all the phasmophobia game vibes. 😂
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment!!
Thank you for all these cool finds. May you andd your family friends and fans have a safe and happy new year.
No problem, glad you are enjoying them and Happy New Year!!
Thanks for the cool video James. Shame that it's going to be demoed. Lots of neat features in this house. Thanks for the tour. Happy New Year😃
Hi Lisa Ruley 👋 I hope you are doing well ❤️ I’m doing good here and slowly getting better now ☺️ How is Snoopy doing 😻 I know you are about to have surgery and know things will be alright Lisa 😁 So I’m not going worry about 😊I will talk to you later my friend 😍Have a wonderful night 🦋🌷💐🌺🌸🌼🌻🌹🌞🌚
Ya, we keep erasing our architectural history but i guess that's just the Canadian way! 😆 Glad you enjoyed it Lisa and Happy New Year!!
@@StaticSpaces You too James. Your welcome😀
Awsome place wish I could live there
Place so nice and clean and not so filthy and messy 😁
I enjoyed watching all these videos too James and keep up the great work 👍❤️😎
Appreciate the comments!!
You are welcome James 🥰
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Miss ya🥰
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Hi James 👋 What another great find and thank you for sharing it with us 😁 Are they going to tear this place down 😳 I like the beam on the the chilling 👍I could live here 😃 color stained glass cool too😊
Yes, this one will definitely be torn down. Glad you enjoyed it Fawn!!
Wow that is sad James 😳 Such a nice place too😁
Hi James
This is a nice house. Too bad the owners didn’t know what they were doing as
far as installing a floor. All those gaps, really. That large room with the big
fireplace I think that chandelier we saw in the room with the green carpet
most likely hung there. You can see something hung there. I like that large
fireplace. The kitchen and the master bedroom were huge. Those bathroom
faucets were really nice and different. You said in the beginning you didn’t
know how much this house is worth but the description says $6,000.000.
I don’t know why they would tear down such a beautiful house. I could live
there and be happy. The basement wasn’t to creepy but that small crawl space
was. This Static Space was a good explore James. Nice work. I want to say
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you James and hope we see a lot more Static Spaces in
2023. As always stay safe and well. 🎉🎊🥂❤️
The hall au in the master bedroom was a bit odd but i guess with he layout it had to be that way. The big fireplace was really cool, i agree. It sold for $4.5 about three years ago, so it has to be worth at least six now , maybe even more...it's crazy! Thanks for the comment and Happy New Year Irene!!
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Hope that you are doing well. I'm doing good here. Getting ready for busy month this month. But everything will be alright🙏. I'll talk to ya later friend, love ya🥰🤗😇🦋🌺🌚🌛🌜🌞❤💕
Hi James! Happy New Year! This was an interesting place with all the retro decor. I don’t think I have ever seen patterned taps like those in one of the bathrooms and that “half-bath” was weird. I’ve seen those before and I just don’t understand the purpose of them 😂 Thanks for the video!
I have seen patterned taps a couple of other times during explores, they are nice i guess but definitely unique! Glad you enjoyed this one and Happy New Year Stephanie!!
@@StaticSpaces actually I’m sure I’ve seen a couple in your videos before now that I think. They’re just not something that’s seen too often haha. Bit much. Too much pattern for me haha
Oh they are definitely rare, that's for sure. Probably cost an arm and maybe a leg too!
That could be such a beautiful home with some professional renovation. Cool house, but shoddy remodel. The brick thing you're sitting on next to the fireplace, I think it's a built in TV stand.
Oh most definitely, it has great bones and could be lived in again but unfortunately the new owners will almost certainly demolish it. Oh that's a good point, a TV stand makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the comment!!
Home depot you can do it we can help remember that commercial
Hahaha
E muito linda 💗 amei ❤️ tem uma paisagem maravilhosa 💓
Very very nice house, but you are correct, very odd. On one hand very well taken care of an clean, but then on the other very odd and poorly done updating. And even though the basement was plain, it was so clean. What a shame.
Strange for sure. Thanks for the comment!!
Lol l completely understand your outtakes, sometimes you can nail it in one go and other times it takes more effort and time. 😊
Haha yup, some days are better than others and i think that was an off day. This was also one of my earlier videos and i wasn't as comfortable in front of the camera back then. Thanks for the comment!!
Being a electrician 1 they could have wanted the led straps like that or 2 couldn't afford all of it and the wires would not be seen! Love the place though. Besides all the mess up job parts!
Ya, hard to imagine that whoever lived in such an expensive home was strapped for cash. But maybe they knew they were selling soon and figured whoever was going to buy it would just demolish it anyway. Thanks for the comment Samantha!!
Always
It would be cool if a school bought it so the ones that want to b a carpenter when they graduate
Thanks for the comment!!
Hey James : Now I would classify that place as a "total Shitter "They had taste but unfortunately it was extremely bad .God awful colours thru out and tacky as hell ! I could sense your frustration ,as in your outro bloopers , looked like you were fondling yourself . Don't blame you . Happy New Year , Jim .
Ya, i don't think i liked this one too much at the time but in retrospect it wasn't too bad of a house. Got to admit, I'm not a big fan of that colour scheme though! Thanks John and Happy New Year!!
Nothing interesting left inside though. Who the heck is full of himself enough to build an even larger mansion? It's ego gone wild. That's OK, that person will also be broke within a couple years. Good grief!
There are so many people replacing houses like this these days, it's just crazy! Thanks for the comment Bill!!
Awful architecture
You know, i didn't like it when I visited but after editing the video i kind of feel i just didn't appreciate it enough back then. Thanks for the comment Jan!!
I like that they didn't use a lot of beige. The plastic wrap on the air vents I do that. Ductwork has falling apart and has so many leaks then I switch to a wood stove and space heaters to eat it's half the price per month that way. And the spray foam around the door that's to keep the cold out and bugs. Adore that they weren't opening or using. An interior painting people do that themselves I don't always hire a professional. Just cuz of Home costs a lot doesn't mean you can always afford to pay people to come out and work on it you got to pay the bills to live in the place and sometimes you need to just do the things yourself. The bathtubs house I grew up in had those same bathtubs and that was a million dollar home and it's still being lived in today they didn't tear it down or rip things out just because it got old the quality was better back in the day than the current stuff they're producing that's all coming from China. Home I grew up in nothing inside the place was made in China. Only the light fixtures I installed in it when I sold it to move out I wanted to keep the light fixture so I put all the cheap Chinese ones in the house people end up going hey we want a better life fixture than this.
Ya, i get the reasoning behind DIY renovations but when you live in a $6 million house it is very surprising to see. I can see heating your house with wood as being cheaper but using space heaters is the most expensive form of heating, maybe they didn't get used that much I'm not sure. Guess it also depends on the electricity costs in your area, i know they are every high here and it's cost prohibitive. Thanks for the comment!!