Inside JOHNNY CASH's California Mountain Hideaway House!
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- Inside JOHNNY CASH's California Mountain Hideaway House!
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That was a great tour and very meaningful to me. My parents built that house and we lived there until after they divorced.
A few details are incorrect though.
In the foyer, a huge built in aquarium was in the wall where the shelves are now. The living room had white carpeting but the den ( fireplace and brick floor) is exactly the same.
Mom didn’t have a separate bedroom. They shared the master and it was painted black. Dad wanted it to feel like they were sleeping under the stars.
The bedroom they’re saying was moms was actually Shared by Rosanne and me. It was our room with a pink tile bathroom. The doors to outside from both suites were added after we moved. We didn’t have a pool when we lived there. The little “shed” by the pool was our playhouse. Dad had it built for us.
Dads office is exactly the same. The outside bedroom, bath and closet was for our live in housekeeper.
The room with the skylight was where we had a pool table.
I really enjoyed this tour. I haven’t been in the house since the late 1960’s so it was very sweet to be able to tour it. Thanks so much!
Kathy
Thank you so much for the insight to how it used to be! Only so much info was available online. I'm glad you got to see it again!
Thank you so much for your person touch and information on this amazing property.
Thank you so much for adding these details about this special house. God bless you and your family ❤️❤️
Well I'm glad to see that Kathy cash chimed in on the house tour that's pretty upscale for the day. Be wildly comfortable for anybody.Old fellow who lives up the road from me here in rural Wyoming claims to worked on the getting the property grounds prepped up and ready to go. So he claims to have meet the owner Mr. Cash at the time. Small world.
Awe, that is so cool and so sweet to hear you were able to see this and will have it now whenever you want to look back!!! I was going to guess he wanted the ceilings to have the sparkle on them so he could look up and see them and feel like he was outside under the night sky and all of it's stars. the farther from cities you get, the more stars you can see. I bet he grew up in Arkansas back then with mostly small tows scattered and so he would have had a huge galaxy of stars filled sky every night!!!
ALL of my love, big ole hugs and blessings of the LORD to you and yours, today and always!!!
A friend of mine his son had a terminal illness and was in the hospital in Nashville. He got to go to Johnny Cash home and recording studio and meet his son and play the guitars.
That's awesome! Must have been in Henderson with John Jr. That's a great memory for your family
how neat
that's pretty cool!
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@@lisavaden1118 Hendersonville a suburb of Nashville Tn
My dad was one of the carpenters that built this house. Once it was built Johnny gave my dad tickets to his concert. As that included me just a kid it was my first concert. As a kid I took pride that my family was a part of this history. We lived in Ojai so we were kind of neighbors. We drove by it and we would get excited every time we saw the house. Before the house was finished we got to view the place.
Jordan! I was born in 1961, and lived about a mile up highway 33, on Sulfur Mountain Road. My Mom was Johnnys dental assistant. She said he was really cool and quite funny! Thank you for this awesome post!
That's awesome!! Now you got to see inside!
The interior painting and brickwork in the family room was done by a friend of mine who did contracting work back in the early 60's.
@@243wayne1 It's true. This man's father had his own construction business and they lived in Ventura. Johnny Cash's house was in Casitas Springs. Only a few miles from Ventura. If you don't believe me that's fine.
I really enjoyed this, who doesn't love Johnny Cash? There will never be anyone else like him again.
Definitely won’t be was a country rock boy who loved everyone. Even felons and people he was told were lesser and he treated them the same. Very rare man
@@ronpackman2266 lol
I was part of a crew assigned to protect this structure during a brush fire in the mid-1970's.
At that time the house was unoccupied and in a very rundown condition. It's obvious that major restoration work has been completed.
I like the the roof tile. Very fire proof.
Was that the fire that Johnny started? The one where he killed all the endangered Condors?
@@dynodish No, the fire he caused was in 1965. It burned 508 acres in the Los Padres National Forest. The fire was in the Condor Sanctuary. Cash was ordered to pay $82,000 in damages. Adjusted for inflation this would be $500,000 today.
I just watched a documentary on RUclips. It was made by Cash's grandson and delves deeply into the life of his first wife Vivian. The daughters talk quite a bit about living in the house and the incredible challenges. Very well done. You'd really enjoy it.
What a great tour of the property, sort of walk in Johnny's steps he would of took throughout the house and to see original deco and furnishings, just awesome 👌. Got to give a hand to the realtor, Adam 👏👏,for getting in touch with Jordan for allowing him and us entry, just outstanding, once in a lifetime even. 👍👍👍.
So many people who buy homes like this completely renovate it or demolish it. Personally i would keep it as original as possible. It would be an honor to live in the house once owned by a legend, especially if it was designed by the legend himself. Loved this vlog. Thanks Jordan.
Indeed, Great comment.
Not many people buy Johnny Cashs houses to destroy
Johnny was an awesome man. I’ve had many great conversations with him. Miss that guy
The glitter ceiling in the bedrooms is like the sky at night 🌃 Thousand of stars sparkling ✨💖👍 Looks different with daylight and at night with electric light in every room. ✨💖👍🌃✨
This was soo exciting! You make the neatest connections. A big thank you to Adam for his help, and to you for your respectfulness on your first vlog visit. This vlog ROCKS!!
Loved the tour!
Really Nice and refreshing to see a celebrity home that just looks normal and not all flashy to try and show off there money
Rosanne Cash is a recording star in her own right. My Mom bought me her first album as a Christmas present when it came out. She was married to Rodney Crowell, another fantantic songwriter and singer.
I'll bet she has photos of this home. And great memories of her family. Perhaps she would share them with you.
She has always been
a favorite of mine. Please listen to " Tennesee Flat Top Box" and you'll be hooked!
No doubt she knows and grew up around all the friends of her Dad. Wouldn't it be fun to see a photo of the family around that beautiful picnic table??
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"Tennessee Flat Top Box" was recorded by Johnny and was a part of one of his albums. My grandmother played him all the time.
@@barbaravecchio5600 It was also written by Johnny.
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The Way we Make a Broken Heart is her best song! ❤️
Loved this tour. Walk with History is a military family and we were stationed in Ventura for 5 years, then stationed in Memphis. I drove out that way many times. Vivian is buried in the Ventura Cemetery. Thank you for a great tour.
This was a wonderful tour! So glad Kathy got to see it and add her personal memories and corrections. I hope whoever buys it keeps it / restores it to the original.
I’d love to hear about all the animals, especially the parrots!
Great job Jordan! This tour was outstanding.
The ceiling in Johnny Cashs house with the glitter was the "thing" back then in the 60s..I was born in 1961 and I grew up in the San Fransico Bay Area and the house I grew up in had the same ceiling in every room but ours where white or off white. It was the "IN" thing. I'm not sure how many homes had it..we were an upper middle class family. .....
What part of the Bay did you grow up in? I grew up in Piedmont and never saw a ceiling like that!
Cool. I lived in Daly City from 1958-63. Times were sure different then. My family moved back to Mn and I haven’t been back to Ca since. Hopefully some day.
@@bruceso797 people are leaving California in droves why would you want to go back there,,!
Yep grew up north of LA in the San Fernando valley. we had the glitter ceiling thing with white carpet in the dining room. Us kids were not allowed in the formal dining room for obvious reasons. I think Liberace was a big deal and made the white carpet glitter stuff popular. Not sure I was 10 in 1965.
My family built our house in California in the late 60’s-early 70’s, and it had the same sparkly popcorn ceilings. We were very middle class, and when I asked my dad why he had the ceilings done that way, he said it was both for insulating and acoustic purposes. Some builders said they had asbestos in them, others said they were perfectly safe. They were awful to clean, as everything stuck to them, including cobwebs!
Those Ceilings were very popular back in the 60's and 70's.
I remember my grandparents home had the same thing. I use to pretend I was looking at stars In the sky.
What a beautiful home. Thank you to Adam for letting us see inside. I hope whoever buys this home leaves it as it is. Thanks for taking us along. Stay safe and take care.
Wow - what an exclusive!!! So glad Adam discovered your channel and recognised the high quality of your work. His generosity allowed us to experience this house tour as if we were walking alongside Lauren. This, as always, is down to your first rate presentation and camera style. Simply Terrific - many thanks.
Jordan did an amazing job completing the story. I was glad I could help.
I feel the same way! Such an extraordinary channel! Love it!
Yes! It was so nice that he let us see it!!
UNBELIEVABLY AMAZING that you could film this!!! So cool to see 😍 it always amazes me how small celebrities homes use to be compared to the monstrosities that celebrities live in now. Jordan… if those walls could talk😃🎸🤠
Hi 👋 how are you doing?
Yep. Some of the old houses look not so great.
This was a fantastic tour. So glad you got to see Johnny Cash's house and brought us along too. I would never have been able to see this. Thanks so much.
Great tour Jordan, amazing that Kathy Cash saw it too and clarified how things were when she lived there.
This is awesome. What a kind and sweet thing to do, of the realtor Adam, to let you come back and see the house and property. I hope somebody cool buys it. Adam, you are awesome !
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
Very cool! I do so hope the new owners keep / restore it as much as possible.
I Sooooo wanted to see this house back when you showed the property line... I Love that Front Door and the unique Cash designed features like the Master Shower/Tub. The way the plumbing shows that can be filled like a tub. Beautiful Kitchen. Johnny had Style. AWESOME !!
As a pool guy I'm so envious of the pool guys who get to service historic houses like this.
Envy is dangerous.
Awesome Jordan!! What timing. I just now finished John Carter Cash's "House of Cash" and have been on another Johnny kick with the CD set Love, God, Murder and my old Cash vinyl.
Back in early '90 I begged off a Saturday lunch shift at my restaurant as my band had a gig that night. Robert Duvall had been a regular customer of mine while filming Days of Thunder. Well he came in that Saturday and brought lunch guests. And by guests I mean Johnny and June Carter Cash and Waylon Jennings and Jesse Colter. I was livid for giving up that shift. My buddy took a picture of them all to rub it in.
I knew that Johnny Cash had bought Johnny Carson's home in CA but I didn't know he had built this one later. Thank you for the tour and to Kathy Cash for the corrected information. I was wondering what that little house was out by the pool!
Glittery ceilings was a thing back in the 70s. I remember the majority of houses I went into had the textured ceilings with sparkle. Not as much glitter as this house but it was there for sure. Thank you for giving us a tour. 🤗
Lol I actually love that textured glittery ceiling
The trouble with glitter ceilings is keeping the glitter over time.
Whether we like it or not, even ceilings get their share of dust build up, as well as the oxidation of the sparkling metal to keep the appearance loosing its luster.
Most people without the "live-in housekeeper" like the Cash's had, like myself, would prefer a lower maintenance affair with a smoother finish that could be cleaned with a Swiffer product in less then an hour.
@@tomt373 I totally agree cleaning those types of ceilings is terrible. I hate cleaning anything that isn’t a smooth surface.
In the South we call those popcorn ceilings and they are terrible. I love all things about this home except for those ceilings! To each is own I suppose 😂
Thank you Jordan the Lion and Adam for showing us this peek in time into a part of Johnny Cash’s life while he was still married to Vivian. Appreciate it much! I’m looking forward to the video you mentioned that Adam is helping you gain access to property something you’ve been interested in the last 3 years. I wish you would have given us a little teaser who it was about! I’ll be watching for it though
It was my pleasure! Jordan does such amazing work! I'm super excited to get Jordan into another amazing property very soon. Stay tuned!
I’m happy for you, Jordan, that the Casitas Hideaway House vlog came full circle for you, thanks to Adam and your respectful and professional way you do your vlogs. May you continue tone blessed with even more opportunities now & in the future. ❤️🙏🏻🎸⭐️
What a great house we had a Nutone system throughout our house in 1971, great intercom and music in every room also a vacuum that plugged the hose onto the wall very cool, loved that house reminded me very much of Johnny Cashs house, thank you for the trip
Thanks for taking me on yet another great tour Jordan. It would be great for someone to put the house back to original condition, but I bet that would make it a little spooky to live in, especially with an all black bedroom!! 😯
You would see the "popcorn" sparkle ceilings in all the 1960's suburb sub-division homes. When the homes would eventually change hands, the first thing to go was those ceilings. I heard that the popcorn material contained asbestos and that was one of the reasons new owners wanted them gone. That, and changing tastes made these ceiling outdated.
Most (if any) popcorn ceilings are not asbestos, its a wives tale.
I used to put him on a pedestal. After my husband had an affair, I read viv's book. It helped me so very much and I didn't feel so alone and lonely. It even hurt me the way he did things, and to realize from a different perspective how June was toward viv. Times change but people and their actions don't. I learned that also. We are all sinners. It just really showed me that you can keep going and you can be successful after trauma.
OH JESUS.............CRY ME A FRIKIN RIVER FOR CRYING OUT LOUD............
@@RonPaulgirls she's just expressing a story in her life. You don't have to be an Ahole.
🤮 you always this cringe?
@@kevinwood9284 AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE SUCH A SCHMUCK.........BUT YOU ARE
@@Renee-rw7un YEA, THESE GUYS ARE REALLY CREEPY.........WHO THE HELL CARES, THE GUY WAS JUST LIVING HIS LIFE FOR GOD'S SAKES
The funny thing is, Adam almost sounds a bit like Johnny when he talks, slow Southern style! Loved this tour!
What a nice Retro Time Capsule Home 👍
I agree Bob G. like snapshots from the past. I love Johnny Cash and June Carter. Good to see you.
@@pippadot679 Good to see you as well 😊
I grew up in Ojai so everyone in the valley was familiar with this home. I certainly wouldn't call it a mountain hideaway. It is so sad to see Casitas Springs rotting away. It never was very big. When I was a kid they hadn't finished the freeway which now runs past Foster Park. It was just a two lane road. We used to ride out bikes from Ojai to Ventura and back - a really long bike ride. Back in the 60's there was even a small airport (Henderson field) which is now a trailer park in Mira Monte. Ojai is struggling to keep its character despite all these people moving there who want to make it like LA..
I love Ojai!
GENTRIFICATION PROCESS AT IT'S "FINEST"!!! 🙄😒😒🤬
I grew up in Arcadia and as a kid we'd go upnto Uncle Ed's walnut ranch in Ojai..I remember it was pastca school just outside of town.It was magical as a kid , theirvhouse was up against the hills and deer would come down to graze at sundown..
Hope L.A. dose not succeed
Unfortunately, Ventura is becoming more LA first. This has to stop.
What can I say but that you have the best luck in gaining access to places no one else has or I didn't even know about. So cool to see the place that Johnny called home. Looks cozy and quiet. I can understand why he loved that place. Thank you for the excellent tour!
Kudos to both, you & Adam, for having the vision & the foresight to document Johnny's home in this way. Marvelous!🙌🙌🌎
Always wanted to see this place amazing thanks
Hi Jordan, what a lovely view from the house, so scenic. Nice that there are still some things of Johnny's in the house, that toilet did make me chuckle. I love the master bedroom, so spacious, and to have your bedroom lead on to your pool, just perfect. A big thank you to Adam aswell, what a nice guy. Great vlog Jordan.
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Thank you for sharing
Wow!!! What a treat to see!!! 😃👏 I’ve never seen ceilings anything like that before!! I absolutely love them!!!! Especially the pale green sparkles in the hall, absolutely stunning!!!! I think I have a future decor idea now 😉😃
Wow this is super cool, especially since I’m a huge Cash fan. What a blessing it was for you to get to go inside and thanks so much for sharing with this with us as well
I'm such a fan it was nice to see 👀 how Johnny Cash lived , and his style in making a comfortable family home , it's simply gorgeous . Thankyou Adam and Jorden for the amazing experience ❤️ it.
My pleasure. Jordan did an amazing job showing everyone Johnnys humble home.
We had a glitter ceiling in our dining room growing up! Absolutely loves it!
Wow… for me who will probably never see even half of what you see, Thank You for sharing your tours with us… this is amazing. Absolutely amazing. I imagine it felt very crazy walking through Johnny Cash’s home… it’s really beautiful and to think how most stars and musicians now have huge mansions, this home is still stunning…
That was a great showing, truly it was! I too, loved those ceilings, so original and unforgettable. I can see other homeowners redoing their own ceilings or or requesting that type in a new home. Absolutely a beautiful home w original concepts. White carpeting was spoken about and white carpeting is also a Graceland feature. Just because one grew up in the 'country', doesn't mean that one lacked 'great taste' in homes! And these ideas came about during the early to mid 60s! What great taste these 'country boys' had! It's been and is still being proven. ❤ Thank you, Jordan and Ms. Cash--for your texted input! ❤
Love ya Jordan💖🙏💋
Johnny Cash came to Mansfield,Ohio. He played at the Renaissance Theatre. I went down front to take a picture of him. About the same time I got there his song ended. He reached over and shook my hand. I was shocked but happy.
Thank you for sharing this. I enjoy seeing the inside of celebrity homes. I am a fan of Johnny Cash.
Awesome tour of Johnny Cash house. Looks like the one in the movie of his life with Qaquin Phoenixs?
1960s was an awesome time for decor. You could have a Jetson's living room and a colonial den with wagon wheel chandelier. The popcorn ceilings was all the rage then, especially with glitter. Its came in gold or silver. My mom chose gold in our house.
I remember some of the sidewalks in the LA area, San Fernando valley had glitter too. Looked really cool in the streetlights at night.
Adam sure reminds me of Errol Flynn!
Something else that comes to mind, is the fact that even the "super wealthy" used to live pretty much like everyone else.
That certainly was a beautiful home for it's day, but nowhere near "overblown", like people CONvinced themselves they needed by the late Nineties.... And it's even worse now.
It's also kind of touching to know that Johnny and Vivian's kids thought it weird to be "up above" everyone down the hill in the trailer court... Very human of them!
When I was in high school I was blessed to have been invited into this house, where JC in spite of it being during his "troubled years"' was very kind and did me a tremendous favor...good to see the house again..will never forget that wonderful human being.
Wow..... that front door is amazing. Great video!!
This was incredible. Thank you both.
It dont seem like he has been gone 19 years, Time fly's
You are just a sweetheart Jordan to take us all along!! Thanks so much!! Great video!1 xoxoxo
Thank's so very much for this vlog, we sure enjoyed it! Luv&Peace Sean&family.
That was amazing Jordan!!! I'd never have got to see his house if it weren't for you. Awesome!
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Only Jordan would manage to get in Johnny's house so we could all see it, you're amazing Jordan. One of the best channels on RUclips. I bet their is other things under the ground, I'd be digging that ground if I bought the house.
Thank you Jordan & Adam! Loved the blog❤️
Thanks Jordan and Adam! AWESOME!!❤️
What a fun and amazing adventure! Thanks to Adam for making this possible and to you, Jordan, for always doing such a great job with your videos!
another great video, I hope the new owners turn the house back to original, you can just see Johnny walking around there, beautiful place
Wow, this was perfect!!!!
Thx to you both
Thanks for sharing, loved the tour.
I read about this place years ago so it was great to actually see it. Great job Jordan!
Those acoustic ceilings were all the rage back then. I remember my parents buying a house and had the acoustic ceilings blown in, minus the sparkles. Then when I bought a house it had that tyro of ceiling and we had to scrape it all off by hand. What a mess. I never like those type of ceilings because the dust would build up and they would be dingy. It’s funny for some reason I thought his house would have been much much bigger. Thanks for the video my daughter is 16 and she’s a big Johnny cash fan. I shared this video with her.
This is amazing. Thx for taking us with you Jordan!
So cool! Thanks for taking us all along. A walk down memory lane!
Great video Jordan. Love Johnny cash and June carter cash. My great grandma Frost was first or second cousins with maybelle Carter and my grandparents, when they was younger and my dad and his 2 brothers was really young, they took a trip down to Tennessee and they visited with Johnny and June and other family and they went to Johnny and June's house and they seen one of the first microwaves that was made. Love the video, keep up the great work you do.
Awesome vlog Jordan!
That was awesome!!!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Such a beautiful serene place. Thanks for the tour.
Absolutely incredible! One of my favorites you've done. Much thanks to Mr Adam too. I'm a yuuuuge Johnny fan, this was so fun to see, man! Thanks, Jordan for this one. Have a great rest of your day 💙
It was my pleasure!
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Wow, what a masterpiece! I never thought I would ever see the inside of that house. All the history and definitely Johnny style. He actually had very good taste. Thank you Jordan!!!!!
Miss having Johnny around. Great American.
Awesome Tour! Thanks for sharing! Johnny Cash was a man’s man! Love his music!
Thank you, Adam! Thank you, Jordan! I really enjoyed the tour. I love it, that Adam saw the gun. I wonder if Johnny was angry because he missed a target, or just dropped it by accident and knew it was too difficult to retrieve. Thank you, Jordan for bringing us all of your visits!
Yes it is very interesting to think what one might have been thinking when the gun went over the edge.
So wonderful! Thanks to Adam for letting us into this property! Great tour Jordan. I would love to see this as a tour home. Please keep us posted.
This was amazing thank you for letting us come with you, god bless.
Thank you so much for the tour... ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I believe the stuff on the ceilings (was or is) referred to "popcorn ceiling". I know it was very popular around the 1980's. We had it done to the house We were living in at the time.
Funny timing, I was finally able to visit his house (site) and grave in Hendersonville a couple days ago. Bucket list stops for me!
Thank you for sharing this experience.
This was freaking awesome!!! Thanks for sharing!!
I did see yor original video on this place, and it's fantastic that you've got to video the inside for us! I love Jonny Cash, grew up hearing my parents listen to him, and my sons got the bug, too! Thanks Jordan!
Your work and personality often pay off in these video opportunities you take us thru. This is so rad. Can’t even imagine what it would be like to drive up Cash’s driveway. Very nice hombre 💪🏼💪🏼
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This is awesome. Thank you Jordan and Adam. 👍🏼😎
That was fantastic!! Kathy filling in some info was really great !! Thanks for posting this.
when we redid our living room I was so sad to get rid of our sparkle ceiling and we figured out how to paint and reapply gold sparkles using a cut out big square box with a silk scarf covering one end so that as we painted we could blow up sparkles using the high setting on our hair dryer through the scarf and they would fall back into the box if they didnt stick -- turned out great! -- Lol my hubby and his friend have long beards so when they were done they had sparkles all through them -- Haaaaa
This was a great one Jordan, I'm amazed how much was preserved over the years. Your enthusiasm makes this even more enjoyable.
Yes, Jordan makes everything even more fun!
Exciting.. thanks so much for sharing these amazing places!
Wow this was awesome!!! Thank you for sharing...
Very interesting. You are so lucky to have the chance to visit Johnny Cash's CA home. You got the connections. 😎👍
What a peace of history! When you get homes like these you shouldn't alter anything ! What a shame Jonny's famous black ceiling was updated to someone else's liking! Very disappointing to see that! I would've rathered see it in it's original condition the way Jonny had it ! I hope whoever does buy this home respectfully restores it back exactly the way it once was !