I kinda like when everybody's explores of the same homes aren't all coming out at the same time, because it gives us a chance to reminisce about the good ones (and this one definitely was, despite the structural stuff). So many beautiful real wood touches everywhere throughout, that sun room, and holy cow did this one ever have a LOT of bathrooms--nobody ever had to hold it and wait their turn to pee (or bathe) in *this* house!! 😂 Thanks for another great explore and a fun chat with friends, James. Take care and have a great night! 😊
Ya, that's why I often have to wait a year to post, I get really bored of seeing the same people post the same locations over the course of a month. 😆 I think you counted 7 or 8 bathrooms right? That is so many! Glad you enjoyed it Carrie and thanks a lot for your comment!!
Great explore James! I loved the house. That sunroom on the back looked like something out of a resort! The number of bathrooms this one had was ridiculous. 😂 Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. 👍
This is one of my favourite homes. The size is ideal. It has everything i would need. Also the room sizes are great. Im saddened that it is gone. One heck of an awesome explore JH. Amazing work again. Big Hugs. 😊😊
It really was a cool house, especially with all those 80s design changes. Glad you were able to drive by it on your visit. Thanks so much for your comment Kimmy!!
I think this is the 3 or 4th time seeing this home. Everyone has a style of showing it, I didn’t realize till you showed the stunning window room that it was that house! On one they said the owner was an artist and had done the round ceiling. The stair design looks like an eye! Excellent job showing this one!
Ya, some of these places are so popular that I have to wait a year or two to post them. 😂 There are a lot of rumours about this place, the paintings were done by an artist whose name I mentioned, did he own it at one time, it's possible but I couldn't find any evidence of that. Yes, those stairs do resemble that, good eye! 😂 Glad you enjoyed watching it again and thanks so much for your comment!!
Super cool Crib Steve! I love these old Mansions! The sign in the bathroom says "Please do not throw paper towels or other debris in the toilet to avoid clogging. Thank you for your cooperation.." Keep up the great work and wish You and Your family a happy Thanksgiving my friend!👍
Ha, I had a feeling it would say something along those lines, that really is something that shouldn't need to be said! Hope you had a good thanksgiving! Oh but my name's not Steve. 😂 Thanks very much for your comment!!
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Hope you are doing well my friend. We are doing good here, staying warm. Not ready for this cold, crappy, depressing, sad, and blistering days of WINTER!! It has been cold here.I miss you and love you Fawn, you are a good friend of mine. I'll talk to ya later my friend. Had a good Thanksgiving, I hope that you did too. Happy Holiday, friend. Much love and stay blessed🥰🤗😇😘😻🙀❤🙏🦋💐🌸🌹🌺🌻🌚🌞❄☃⛄🌨🎄🎅🤶
@@lisaruley1233 hello Lisa Ruley 👋I hope you are doing well ❤️I just over having a head cold 🤧But now I’m feeling much better 🥰Sorry I got to comment late 😁Yes winter is here and cold and I’m staying warm too 🙏I miss you too 🤩I will talk to later my friend and have a wonderful night 🎄❄️🎅🕯️☃️🥶🦌🤗🦋🌹🌷🪻🌺🌸🌼🌻🌛⭐️🌟✨💫
Hi just a shout out from us in Australia we like your explorer's where do you find such awsome place's. On your introduction we can't re call your name anyway keep up the great footage And we like the intro music we know it's your work
Where do I find them, it's a combination of driving around, research and networking...a lot of work goes into finding these places. My name is James. Really glad you are enjoying the videos and thanks a lot for your comment!!
I finally got a chance to watch the entire video😂. The house was very nice!! Really liked everything about it!! The kitchen was one of my favorite rooms!! Really liked all that natural light!! Someone put a lot of time into the painting on the ceiling!! Oh my goodness those bathrooms!!!!! That’s tooooo many to clean😂😂. The inside water fountain was pretty nice too!! Ok I will quit now😂. Love how you put the still shots in your videos!! Keep up the great work!! Be safe!! Pam❤
I would imagine that ceiling mural took hours! Couldn't believe how many bathrooms this place had. 😆 Really glad you enjoyed it Pam and thanks a lot for your comment!!
That’s an enormous sized house. It has a lot of beautiful rooms, especially the solarium. I bet it was a very expensive build. I love the beautiful art I the alcove’s. The property it sits on is gorgeous! It inconceivable to me to have a house that beautiful and neglect it so badly. Great video James, have a happy Thanksgiving.
Oh yes, I can only imagine how much that place would cost to build today! It's unfortunate the way homes have changed in terms of design and materials over the last little while. Glad you liked it Harriet and thanks a lot for your comment!!
So Sorry I'm late viewing this one, but wow what a place it just goes on and on, that jacuzzi looks like a fun one. It always amazes me to be able to live in one of these mansions. Will be something to see the place they put here when this one went bye bye. Thanks for another great walk through, I really hope to make your next one I really do.
You know, I had been there once before but I was still surprised how big it was! No worries Polly, glad you were able to watch the video. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your comment!!
John Angel was the one who did the paintings, although I wasn't able to find anything about him owning the house. Was it his house? Maybe but there are also two artists with the same name, one is a sculptor who never lived in this country and the other is a figure painter. Thanks a lot for your comment!!
Ya, I don't think it was abandoned all that long. It is surprising that buildings are almost valueless these days. Thank you very much for your comment!!
Oh, I just meant that baseboard heating is the most expensive way to heat your home. It might be ok in places that rarely need heat but here, where you heat your home a lot, it's cost prohibitive. Thanks very much for your comment!!
Oh, gotcha. I can well imagine. While I'm originally from Texas and Louisiana, I lived in Maryland for a couple of years and one of the apartments I lived in had electric heat. Oh my goodness! Crazy, crazy expensive!
Thanks james for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it i did transleted the ( chineese letters in (to english please do not use paper towels or other tissues he trew his miscellaneous belongings into the toilet to avoid congestion thank you for your cooperation ) that it what said my friend i have translatator on my cell phone that you can take picture and translat it in to english. and james i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out on my community tab my friend and God Bless. and the second translation from chinese to english( says please don't wipe your hands with poison"" so as not to vause,, thank for yopur cooperation )
Ha, I said that during the live chat, that it was to not throw paper towels in the toilet. 😆 But the second one says to not wash your hands with poison? That seems like something that I am surprised they even have to say! That's cool that you have that app, thank you for doing that!! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for your comment!!
What makes you think that? I didn't notice any obvious deficiencies in the 80s design aspects but maybe I missed something. Thanks very much for your comment!!
It’s high time you learn what that blue tank in the basement is. This property was on a well. It’s a pressurized tank that holds the water from the electric pump.
Obviously you missed the water meter sitting right beside it, the house was a city water and that's why I was confused. Why would you need a pressure tank, which is what I called it, in a house on city water?
@@StaticSpaces let’s put it this way you’ve got to know there’s room for improvement, but I think I’ll unsubscribe you’re not even open to any criticism. You only want people to tell you how wonderful you are when your truly are mediocre.
Actually I am open to constructive criticism, but when you start out your comment in an inflammatory way, I tend not to respond well. But the way you worded it was pretty harsh, especially since I wasn't really wrong in the first place. Anyway, I won't argue with you about this because it just isn't worth the energy
Nimbyism is also considered when project is seen as being imposed by outsiders, may hold strong principles of self-governance, local sovereignty, local autonomy, and home rule. These people believe that local people should have the final choice, and that any project affecting the local people should clearly benefit themselves, rather than corporations with distant investors or project is seen as being imposed by outsiders, may hold strong principles of self-governance, local sovereignty, local autonomy, and home rule. These people believe that local people should have the final choice, and that any project affecting the local people should clearly benefit themselves, rather than corporations with distant investors or project is seen as being imposed by outsiders, may hold strong principles of self-governance, local sovereignty, local autonomy, and home rule. These people believe that local people should have the final choice, and that any project affecting the local people should clearly benefit themselves, rather than corporations with distant investors or central governments. Still others may object to a particular project because of its nature, e.g., opposing a nuclear power plant over fear of radiation, or opposing a local apartment complex due to worries about overcrowding or crime, but accepting a local waste management facility as a municipal necessity. Still others may object to a particular project because of its nature, e.g., opposing a nuclear power plant over fear of radiation, or opposing a local apartment complex due to worries about overcrowding or crime, but accepting a local waste management facility as a municipal necessity Still others may object to a particular project because of its nature, e.g., opposing a nuclear power plant over fear of radiation, or opposing a local apartment complex due to worries about overcrowding or crime, but accepting a local waste management facility as a municipal necessity. Wilkepedia You mentioned previous message that the local government isn't involved in the decision but the developers,as you see here they are interesting.
@StaticSpaces okay hun ,so don't you think the govt and or providence is taking money from the tax payer s by buying out and selling theses million dollar houses and rebuilding for the good of the PEO as a whole???
@StaticSpaces ok Hun but don't you agree that the government is taking money by buying out these millions dollar mansions at the expense of the tax payers claim that it's for the good of the people as a whole???
@StaticSpaces Don't it seem strange that alot of money gets spent on million dollar mansions that the Government take from the taxes to facilitate higher rise s for a minimum amount of money???
I kinda like when everybody's explores of the same homes aren't all coming out at the same time, because it gives us a chance to reminisce about the good ones (and this one definitely was, despite the structural stuff). So many beautiful real wood touches everywhere throughout, that sun room, and holy cow did this one ever have a LOT of bathrooms--nobody ever had to hold it and wait their turn to pee (or bathe) in *this* house!! 😂 Thanks for another great explore and a fun chat with friends, James. Take care and have a great night! 😊
Ya, that's why I often have to wait a year to post, I get really bored of seeing the same people post the same locations over the course of a month. 😆 I think you counted 7 or 8 bathrooms right? That is so many! Glad you enjoyed it Carrie and thanks a lot for your comment!!
Great explore James! I loved the house. That sunroom on the back looked like something out of a resort! The number of bathrooms this one had was ridiculous. 😂 Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. 👍
Now that you mention it, it really did have a resort feel to it. I'd hate to clean all those bathrooms! Thank you very much for your comment!!
This is one of my favourite homes. The size is ideal. It has everything i would need. Also the room sizes are great. Im saddened that it is gone. One heck of an awesome explore JH. Amazing work again. Big Hugs. 😊😊
It really was a cool house, especially with all those 80s design changes. Glad you were able to drive by it on your visit. Thanks so much for your comment Kimmy!!
what a creative mansion 😮
For sure. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for your comment!!
Very beautiful & spacious mansion! Love the staircase! Awesome video as always bro! ❤️👍👍✊🤘
Really glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for your comment!!
Massively beautiful 😍❤️😍
It really is. Glad you liked it and thanks so much for your comment!!
Great premier video James and I really enjoyed watching the video 👍❤️😎
Really glad you enjoyed it Fawn and thanks a lot for your comment!!
You are so welcome James 😁
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Happy Thanksgiving Fawn, love ya❤🦃
I think this is the 3 or 4th time seeing this home.
Everyone has a style of showing it, I didn’t realize till you showed the stunning window room that it was that house!
On one they said the owner was an artist and had done the round ceiling.
The stair design looks like an eye!
Excellent job showing this one!
Ya, some of these places are so popular that I have to wait a year or two to post them. 😂 There are a lot of rumours about this place, the paintings were done by an artist whose name I mentioned, did he own it at one time, it's possible but I couldn't find any evidence of that. Yes, those stairs do resemble that, good eye! 😂 Glad you enjoyed watching it again and thanks so much for your comment!!
Super cool Crib Steve! I love these old Mansions! The sign in the bathroom says "Please do not throw paper towels or other debris in the toilet to avoid clogging. Thank you for your cooperation.." Keep up the great work and wish You and Your family a happy Thanksgiving my friend!👍
Ha, I had a feeling it would say something along those lines, that really is something that shouldn't need to be said! Hope you had a good thanksgiving! Oh but my name's not Steve. 😂 Thanks very much for your comment!!
Thumbs up on the video James 👍❤️😂
Much appreciated Fawn!!
You are welcome James 😊
Thanks for the video of this beautiful luxurious mansion James. Has so much character. Love the nice staircase. Happy Thanksgiving🥰🤗😇❤✌👍🙏🦃
Happy thanksgiving Lisa. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for your comment!!
@@StaticSpaces Your welcome James. Have a great weekend😊
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 Lisa Ruley ❤️🙏🥰🦋
@@fawnfredenburg5361 Hi Fawn. Hope you are doing well my friend. We are doing good here, staying warm. Not ready for this cold, crappy, depressing, sad, and blistering days of WINTER!! It has been cold here.I miss you and love you Fawn, you are a good friend of mine. I'll talk to ya later my friend. Had a good Thanksgiving, I hope that you did too. Happy Holiday, friend. Much love and stay blessed🥰🤗😇😘😻🙀❤🙏🦋💐🌸🌹🌺🌻🌚🌞❄☃⛄🌨🎄🎅🤶
@@lisaruley1233 hello Lisa Ruley 👋I hope you are doing well ❤️I just over having a head cold 🤧But now I’m feeling much better 🥰Sorry I got to comment late 😁Yes winter is here and cold and I’m staying warm too 🙏I miss you too 🤩I will talk to later my friend and have a wonderful night 🎄❄️🎅🕯️☃️🥶🦌🤗🦋🌹🌷🪻🌺🌸🌼🌻🌛⭐️🌟✨💫
Hi just a shout out from us in Australia we like your explorer's where do you find such awsome place's. On your introduction we can't re call your name anyway keep up the great footage
And we like the intro music we know it's your work
Where do I find them, it's a combination of driving around, research and networking...a lot of work goes into finding these places. My name is James. Really glad you are enjoying the videos and thanks a lot for your comment!!
I finally got a chance to watch the entire video😂. The house was very nice!! Really liked everything about it!! The kitchen was one of my favorite rooms!! Really liked all that natural light!! Someone put a lot of time into the painting on the ceiling!! Oh my goodness those bathrooms!!!!! That’s tooooo many to clean😂😂. The inside water fountain was pretty nice too!! Ok I will quit now😂. Love how you put the still shots in your videos!! Keep up the great work!! Be safe!! Pam❤
I would imagine that ceiling mural took hours! Couldn't believe how many bathrooms this place had. 😆 Really glad you enjoyed it Pam and thanks a lot for your comment!!
@ you are very welcome!!
Thanks!
Oh wow, thank you so much for that pam, you are the best!!
@ you are very welcome ❤️. I really enjoy your videos and Awsome pictures!!!!!❤️❤️
It's appreciated!!
@@StaticSpaces ❤️❤️
That’s an enormous sized house. It has a lot of beautiful rooms, especially the solarium. I bet it was a very expensive build. I love the beautiful art I the alcove’s. The property it sits on is gorgeous! It inconceivable to me to have a house that beautiful and neglect it so badly. Great video James, have a happy Thanksgiving.
Oh yes, I can only imagine how much that place would cost to build today! It's unfortunate the way homes have changed in terms of design and materials over the last little while. Glad you liked it Harriet and thanks a lot for your comment!!
So Sorry I'm late viewing this one, but wow what a place it just goes on and on, that jacuzzi looks like a fun one. It always amazes me to be able to live in one of these mansions. Will be something to see the place they put here when this one went bye bye. Thanks for another great walk through, I really hope to make your next one I really do.
You know, I had been there once before but I was still surprised how big it was! No worries Polly, glad you were able to watch the video. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your comment!!
Wasn't this the Artist John Angels Mansion!?
John Angel was the one who did the paintings, although I wasn't able to find anything about him owning the house. Was it his house? Maybe but there are also two artists with the same name, one is a sculptor who never lived in this country and the other is a figure painter. Thanks a lot for your comment!!
The raised door step features would be a nightmare for tripping over and especially stubbing your toe.
I completely agree, I even proved that in the video! 😆 Thank you very much for your comment!!
Re: the Asian Signs in the bathrooms....Maybe this place was used as some sort of Special Occasion Venue
I was thinking the same thing because you wouldn't have those sorts of signs in a home most likely
It’s crazy to imagine how much that place cost.. now worth nothing… ALSO someone’s been in the within the last few years, new LED bulbs and fixtures.,
Ya, I don't think it was abandoned all that long. It is surprising that buildings are almost valueless these days. Thank you very much for your comment!!
Just curious....you said baseboard heating isn't a good sign. Why is that? I'm from Texas so these kinds of things are new to me.
Oh, I just meant that baseboard heating is the most expensive way to heat your home. It might be ok in places that rarely need heat but here, where you heat your home a lot, it's cost prohibitive. Thanks very much for your comment!!
Oh, gotcha. I can well imagine. While I'm originally from Texas and Louisiana, I lived in Maryland for a couple of years and one of the apartments I lived in had electric heat. Oh my goodness! Crazy, crazy expensive!
Lots of relatively recent LED bulbs in this, someone's lived here in the past 5 years.
Yes, I think it had only been abandoned for about a year before the explore, think I mentioned that in the video. Thanks very much for your comment!!
40 WHAT!? 🫨
Oops, have to change that title!!
That's from the older video that I took the template from
@@StaticSpacesah, right 😂 See you in 5!
The text says "Please do not throw paper towels and other debris into the toilet to avoid clogging. Thank you for your cooperation" 😂
It really amazes me that we need signs like this. Thanks a lot for translating that for me!!
Nice
Thanks james for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it i did transleted the ( chineese letters in (to english please do not use paper towels or other tissues he trew his miscellaneous belongings into the toilet to avoid congestion thank you for your cooperation ) that it what said my friend i have translatator on my cell phone that you can take picture and translat it in to english. and james i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out on my community tab my friend and God Bless. and the second translation from chinese to english( says please don't wipe your hands with poison"" so as not to vause,, thank for yopur cooperation )
Ha, I said that during the live chat, that it was to not throw paper towels in the toilet. 😆 But the second one says to not wash your hands with poison? That seems like something that I am surprised they even have to say! That's cool that you have that app, thank you for doing that!! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for your comment!!
Isn't that painting that of Michael Angelo ?
No, I mentioned the artist's name in the video, it was John Angel. Thanks a lot for your comment!!
@StaticSpaces Angel Angelo same thing .let's not get picky?!!
It looks like the home owner went with the cheapest bid when they had the place renovated….
What makes you think that? I didn't notice any obvious deficiencies in the 80s design aspects but maybe I missed something. Thanks very much for your comment!!
No you won’t
It’s high time you learn what that blue tank in the basement is. This property was on a well. It’s a pressurized tank that holds the water from the electric pump.
Obviously you missed the water meter sitting right beside it, the house was a city water and that's why I was confused. Why would you need a pressure tank, which is what I called it, in a house on city water?
@@StaticSpaces Yes, but prior to the city water they were on a well.
FYI, your intro music sucks.
Not sure why you are even watching the videos at this point since you have only negativity to bring 😂
@@StaticSpaces let’s put it this way you’ve got to know there’s room for improvement, but I think I’ll unsubscribe you’re not even open to any criticism. You only want people to tell you how wonderful you are when your truly are mediocre.
Actually I am open to constructive criticism, but when you start out your comment in an inflammatory way, I tend not to respond well. But the way you worded it was pretty harsh, especially since I wasn't really wrong in the first place. Anyway, I won't argue with you about this because it just isn't worth the energy
There, I just unsubscribed you barely have any views anyway if that doesn’t tell the whole story I don’t know what does.
See ya later then
@@rayraap3905 He still has me!!!
Ray, you’re weird
Nimbyism is also considered when project is seen as being imposed by outsiders, may hold strong principles of self-governance, local sovereignty, local autonomy, and home rule. These people believe that local people should have the final choice, and that any project affecting the local people should clearly benefit themselves, rather than corporations with distant investors or project is seen as being imposed by outsiders, may hold strong principles of self-governance, local sovereignty, local autonomy, and home rule. These people believe that local people should have the final choice, and that any project affecting the local people should clearly benefit themselves, rather than corporations with distant investors or project is seen as being imposed by outsiders, may hold strong principles of self-governance, local sovereignty, local autonomy, and home rule. These people believe that local people should have the final choice, and that any project affecting the local people should clearly benefit themselves, rather than corporations with distant investors or central governments. Still others may object to a particular project because of its nature, e.g., opposing a nuclear power plant over fear of radiation, or opposing a local apartment complex due to worries about overcrowding or crime, but accepting a local waste management facility as a municipal necessity. Still others may object to a particular project because of its nature, e.g., opposing a nuclear power plant over fear of radiation, or opposing a local apartment complex due to worries about overcrowding or crime, but accepting a local waste management facility as a municipal necessity Still others may object to a particular project because of its nature, e.g., opposing a nuclear power plant over fear of radiation, or opposing a local apartment complex due to worries about overcrowding or crime, but accepting a local waste management facility as a municipal necessity. Wilkepedia
You mentioned previous message that the local government isn't involved in the decision but the developers,as you see here they are interesting.
Local and provincial governments are the ones who decide whether a new development gets built or not. Thank you very much for your comment!!
@StaticSpaces okay hun ,so don't you think the govt and or providence is taking money from the tax payer s by buying out and selling theses million dollar houses and rebuilding for the good of the PEO as a whole???
@StaticSpaces ok Hun but don't you agree that the government is taking money by buying out these millions dollar mansions at the expense of the tax payers claim that it's for the good of the people as a whole???
@StaticSpaces Don't you think that the Government s re buying out million dollar mansions to develop needs and filling they're pockets???
@StaticSpaces Don't it seem strange that alot of money gets spent on million dollar mansions that the Government take from the taxes to facilitate higher rise s for a minimum amount of money???