Loved this home. Many things reminded me of what my home looked like when I first purchased it. All the rooms were good sized. Loved the avocado green walls. My home had orange counter tops and brown and gold linoleum. (Which has long since been all replaced. Thank you Ethan. Really enjoyed this home tour. 😍
This one is a true 70's house. Sunken living rooms were the all rage back in the day. I like the colors but, to each his own. That cracking sound scared the crap out of me though. Another great explore. Thanks!!!!!
Hi Ethan!!! I love all of your videos. ❤️ I love interior design and architecture from different time periods so I really do love your videos. It’s sad that so many of these homes are just left abandoned, unloved and allowed to fall apart. Even though a lot of the homes that you show us are going to be torn down I really do appreciate you going into them and giving us a tour. It’s like going back in time and looking at a time capsule. We all appreciate your channel and what you do. ❤️🥰
Love this house. Was definitely high end back in it's day!!! Paneling and that kind of ugly green paint was so popular back then. The light fixtures are awesome and that etched mirror in a bathroom is great!! All those levels were definitely an elite type feature. I love the staircase banister but the mirrors were crazy!!!! All in all a great find from those glorious Brady bunch days!!!😍
Hey what's up Ethan? OMG....this is my girlfriends parent's house that was built late 60s- early 70's!! From the brick wall in kitchen, the staircase, shag carpeting, not to mention the flocked avocado wallpaper, and of course the twin ball lights in bathroom!!!! Yikes!!!! I do like the foyer and staircase though. Great vlog Ethan you rock!! 💖😘👌👍✌✌
The bird in the master mirror is a peacock, this is cool house and it is a nice size. You can tell it’s on a well for water with all the staining in the sinks. Good find
This would have been a nice hour. Loved the rock fireplace, the kitchen built in oven. The carpets, they probably torn out as they were probably very dirty and worn out. The views out of the windows are so pretty. I actually like the walk down front room. Thanks again Ethan for showing us this house. It truly is retro! 💜
I think all the stairs and levels in this house would have driven me crazy. The fixtures were an interesting mix of amateur and commercial . I was disappointed there was no cool Canadian basement! Thanks for this video.
Shades of the Brady Bunch. Gawd, I could so imagine that sunken living room with "burnt orange" long shag carpeting with matching burnt orange gauze drapes...a long console stereo playing David Gates singing "I wanna make it with you" with a lava lamp setting the mood sitting somewhere...sitting on a plaid, "early American" style couch in creams, orange and brown and a low, heavy coffee table, sipping Chablis or even Boones Farm strawberry wine...mother of God, I miss those days...🥺
Wow, the kitchen and upstairs bathroom reminded me so much of my parents home built in 1968. In the kitchen the built-in oven and cubby below for the microwave are just like my mom's kitchen. Then the upstairs bathroom had the swag pendant lights just like the one in their guest bathroom and then the tiny shower in the master bathroom just like in my parents home. They also had brown paneling throughout which they painted it white in the bedrooms and wallpaper everywhere else. This house definitely has been through some rough times for sure. Ty for sharing and the memories.
Love the green walls, the Wall oven looked good for its age, I think the red wallpaper was a rose , red light shade. Master bathroom with etched maybe a pheasant in the mirror and hanging glassball lights. Great video.
This house definitely looks like it had a rough life. I’m curious as to whether or not there were ever lower cabinets in the kitchen. All that wood paneling is too much. I know that wax the norm for that time period, just it’s hideous.
This house has had a rough life. I'm with you on the bathrooms with the sunken tub/shower. I don't fancy taking a bath with my face level with the toilet, not to mention having to climb in to clean it. That kitchen is beyond adjectives and I'd hate to have to carry food up and down those steps to the breakfast area. Very inefficient. I like the stairway with the mirrored wall because it doesn't take up a lot of space and isn't front and center the minute you walk in the door. The upstairs seems dark, small and chopped up because of that narrow hall and no natural light for the stairs. Green and blue were a popular combination back then even though before that time it was considered bad taste, since they were thought to clash. The bird etched on the mirror in the upper bath is a peacock. This house could be made, if not beautiful, at least interesting if you have several treasure chests of coin in order to undo the botched up renovations from the former tenants. You'll make 100,000 subs before the summer is over. As always, an interesting video.
Definitely 70s!!!!!!! House was very cut up! Disappointed with many floor coverings, plastic lighting fixtures, wall colors 😵😵💫😱 The bird etched on the mirror was a peacock 👍😂🤣 Wouldn’t live here👎🏼 Won’t hurt my feelings to see this gone👍 Thank you Ethan for sharing this wonderful adventure 👍 Congratulations on almost 80,000 subscribers 👍 You deserve it…You rock👍🙏❤️
This house reminds me of the house I grew up in. That house was built in 1968 and we moved there in 1976. I was 4. We had 2 built in ovens, one above the other. Only 1 worked. We had a sunken family room that we added on to the house about a year after we moved in. It had the shag carpets and very ugly velvet wallpaper when we 1st moved in
Loved the kitchen ,all the brickwork,..sunken rooms 👍..I would have .the light fixtures in my house ...can you still buy shag carpet 😄??..thanks again for making me laugh ,...creepy chair 😱...I so enjoy your videos Ethan ...don't ever change ....stay safe 🙋♀️ 😘
Ethan Minnie thank you for another super great abandoned house tour,a very nice house exept for the advokado green color. I hope you one day release all of your nice videos on Dvd/Blu-ray so that we all can purchase it and keep those abandoned places alive forever after they have been demolished.
Oooh I love these retro finds! I had déjà vu in that kitchen, almost identical layout to the 1979 home I spent my teens in. We had a Roman bath too but not sunken - that’s just weird eh. Yet upstairs and the laundry had a distinctly 60s finish - the cupboard handles, some of the sinks, the etched mirrors. I wonder if it received a part makeover in the late 70s? Keep ‘Em coming!
Those lights are cool, love them as well. That one bathroom oy! Also love brick around the cooktop and built-in oven areas. And the chair thing hahahaha
You’re right about the lighting, that was a trend back in the 70’s - 80’s to not have any lights on the ceiling. But, electrical code says you have to switch something on so they would do “half switched plug”. Basically the top plug would be switched - so you could plug in a lamp, and the bottom one stayed on all the time.
Ah yes, avocado green walls, most likely had the multi colored beige/brown shag carpet. The other flooring was kinda new, vinyl flooring, it replaced linoleum, which was a new thing from about 1910 through the 1960s. Those birds on the mirror look more like peacocks, as I recall, quail don't have a long tail. Last thing, all the rust in the laundry room sink, shows their well water was high in iron, which causes the rust. Another great video, thanks!
Wild color palate, swag lamps in the bathroom, bet the old shag rugs got to be a health hazard, and were replaced with a low cost lino. The plan was good, but it was never upgraded after construction. Product of its times. Cheers Ethan.
I am going to buy you a flashlight. LOL. Very interesting house. Ugly green paint. It's a shame someone tore up the carpets, since they never finished it. Thanks for sharing. 😀
What is up Ethan! Very 70's indeed! I have always loved the sunken rooms since I was a little girl. With all those ups and downs I'd have broke a lot of bones within one year of living there. I did not like the first bathroom downstairs with the sunken tub. I've seen some that are quite charming. The stove and oven in the stone was really nice. Upstairs where you could see bits and pieces of the original interior, was truly 70's. Real shag carpeting, the red was my favorite. My parents purchased an all original 1971 Double Wide in the late 80's to be close to my grandmother who was sick and there are a lot of similarities in design and soft interiors. Especially wood paneling and the use of the color green. I can hardly stand either one now. I have a more 90's vibe probably because that was when I was pre-teen. It was a great find, it's been lived in and I'm sure loved. Enjoyed it as always! Take care, stay safe & God bless! xoxo 💞 Kat
A great house, the original linoleum you found in one of the closets was in a house I lived in when under the age of 9, but it used to freak me out because it had evil faces in the pattern. The brown fake wood panelling was really big in boys bedrooms rooms at the time.
This house has had a rough time of it I think. And yeah that corkboard with the mirrors was all the range in the 1970s. We had it our living room growing up. My parents put it there on purpose!
The single chair in the bedroom is called a Quebec glider. Very popular for babies rooms. It's a rocking chair with a mechanism that doesn't trap toes or cat tails.
I agree with you about the tub! It is strange and creepy for a tub to be below a toilet on the floor lol. That "shelf" off the kitchen was definitely an afterthought especially since the top stack of bricks were moved away from a light switch. I did really like the light fixture hanging in the space off the kitchen. Nice explore!
My parents house in the. 70s had that same metallic wallpaper,swag chain ball lights , and a really nice sunken tub, our house was done all in blues including a pale blue shag carpet. My friends house had the same floor plan but in reds. So the same house floor plan was and down our street in blue, yellow, green,red, and brown
I think the birds etched into the bathroom mirror are peacocks. Quail don't have those long tail feathers and they have just one curled feather (or whatever it is) on their heads.
Oh! A very interesting location! So sad that is lost! I wonder if the garden was very beautiful over a long time ago. The sealings are very decay! But not much vandalism.
Mom bought a condo in 1976 and it had the same looking fake wood paneling on two walls in the living room and only rooms with lights in ceiling were the dining and kitchen and had actually nice looking rust orange cut on pile carpet throughout and so do linoleum square tiles in kitchen and bathrooms.
Kitchen reminds me of the Brady Bunch kitchen. When I was married back in the early 80's we purchased a house. It had foil wall paper in between the 2 living room windows. The colors were orange, red, brown and gold. It was hideous! And really hard to get off the wall.
The bird is not a quail a quail it's more like a dove it's either a pheasant or a female of a peacocks cuz it don't have the prune feathers on the back it looks like a female peacock which is a p.m. either like I said it doesn't but more of a p.m. thank you for your video thank you for taking time to share you pick some really retro cool looking houses
You haven't seen a '70s house until you saw a 2-in or more shag thick carpet that was deep purple and the walls were lime green and the border around the top was white with green going one Vines going one way and purple lines going the other way to make like like little squares it was cool but it was '70s it screamed it cuz that was 19 70 and the 70s also had those fireplaces that sat in the middle of the room by itself you know and then I had like a tin man's hat top on it that had a pipe running out a hole in the wall on the top it was field off an open type fireplace where everyone can sit around it was open around and then I had a tin man hat on the top with these little metal braces holding the top up and in the bottom would be brick and you knew that was '70s check out those fireplaces and see if you don't think they're 70s thank you peace out
The light in the upstairs was called a swag lamp. Very popular in late 60's through the 70's. The shiny wallpaper is foil paper. The bird isn't a quail it was called a love bird by some.
Quail 🤣😂 Its a peacock wallpaper. The green color ughhhh! 🤢 House is cool. Love the red bed room. I born in '74. I remembered shaggy carpets & wood panels. Great find. ❤🏠🏚😄
Cool retro house. Would be fun to refurbish with all new good hardwood floors throughout. Update the bathrooms and kitchen. Seems like a few misguided diy’s there. Also would need to ditch so many mirrors like the ones at staircase. Also need more tasteful paint colors. That pea soup bile colored green made me queasy. Wall paper in entryway kind of nice but the rest of the wallpapers were fun to look at but would have to go. I’m always in favor of fixing up rather than tearing down if possible and I like to imagine what it looked like in its prime and how I would fix it up. Is this still standing or did it get destroyed. What is being built there? Thank you Ethan for this fun tour that I missed when it was new. Be well and safe.
Love that built in brick stove. Reminded me of the Brady Bunch stove where Alice used to cook up a storm.
That’s right !!
omg I was thinking the same thing ❤️
@@colleenrue8308 Great minds think alike. It was a great show, I wanted to live in the Brady house. ❤️
Loved this home. Many things reminded me of what my home looked like when I first purchased it. All the rooms were good sized. Loved the avocado green walls. My home had orange counter tops and brown and gold linoleum. (Which has long since been all replaced. Thank you Ethan. Really enjoyed this home tour. 😍
This one is a true 70's house. Sunken living rooms were the all rage back in the day. I like the colors but, to each his own. That cracking sound scared the crap out of me though. Another great explore. Thanks!!!!!
Definitely a good find. The bird on the mirror is a peacock. I love all things glass and mirrors and this one didn't disappoint. 🥰 thank you again!
Hi Ethan!!! I love all of your videos. ❤️ I love interior design and architecture from different time periods so I really do love your videos. It’s sad that so many of these homes are just left abandoned, unloved and allowed to fall apart. Even though a lot of the homes that you show us are going to be torn down I really do appreciate you going into them and giving us a tour. It’s like going back in time and looking at a time capsule. We all appreciate your channel and what you do. ❤️🥰
Love this house. Was definitely high end back in it's day!!! Paneling and that kind of ugly green paint was so popular back then. The light fixtures are awesome and that etched mirror in a bathroom is great!! All those levels were definitely an elite type feature. I love the staircase banister but the mirrors were crazy!!!! All in all a great find from those glorious Brady bunch days!!!😍
Hey what's up Ethan?
OMG....this is my girlfriends parent's house that was built late 60s- early 70's!!
From the brick wall in kitchen, the staircase, shag carpeting, not to mention the flocked avocado wallpaper, and of course the twin ball lights in bathroom!!!! Yikes!!!!
I do like the foyer and staircase though.
Great vlog Ethan you rock!! 💖😘👌👍✌✌
That’s true 70’s Ethan. Brings back some memories. Loved looking back. Thank you. Cheers from Australia
The bird in the master mirror is a peacock, this is cool house and it is a nice size. You can tell it’s on a well for water with all the staining in the sinks. Good find
Hi Ethan! Awesome house. Wish it was in better shape. Gotta love the retro foil wall paper in the bathroom. I remember that stuff. 🇺🇸💜🦄
I love everything about this house (except the decay). Especially the sunken rooms.
What a cool house the green is Olive 🫒 thanks for sharing peace ☮️
This would have been a nice hour. Loved the rock fireplace, the kitchen built in oven. The carpets, they probably torn out as they were probably very dirty and worn out. The views out of the windows are so pretty. I actually like the walk down front room. Thanks again Ethan for showing us this house. It truly is retro! 💜
I think all the stairs and levels in this house would have driven me crazy. The fixtures were an interesting mix of amateur and commercial . I was disappointed there was no cool Canadian basement! Thanks for this video.
Thanks, Ethan. Nice to go back in time once in awhile.
I love your excitement over shag carpeting LOL I love your excitement over everything retro!!!
Shades of the Brady Bunch. Gawd, I could so imagine that sunken living room with "burnt orange" long shag carpeting with matching burnt orange gauze drapes...a long console stereo playing David Gates singing "I wanna make it with you" with a lava lamp setting the mood sitting somewhere...sitting on a plaid, "early American" style couch in creams, orange and brown and a low, heavy coffee table, sipping Chablis or even Boones Farm strawberry wine...mother of God, I miss those days...🥺
Wow, the kitchen and upstairs bathroom reminded me so much of my parents home built in 1968. In the kitchen the built-in oven and cubby below for the microwave are just like my mom's kitchen. Then the upstairs bathroom had the swag pendant lights just like the one in their guest bathroom and then the tiny shower in the master bathroom just like in my parents home. They also had brown paneling throughout which they painted it white in the bedrooms and wallpaper everywhere else. This house definitely has been through some rough times for sure. Ty for sharing and the memories.
I'm usually a fan of the 80s decor, but this was pretty cool too. Loved that retro-green! But that mirrored wall by the stairs was really awesome.
Cool Ethan.. I so appreciate the esthetics of the home. 😊😊😊
Loved the "homemade shelves". We used to do that when we really did not have a lot of money. Easy to replace when we did get enough to buy shelves.
Love the green walls, the Wall oven looked good for its age, I think the red wallpaper was a rose , red light shade. Master bathroom with etched maybe a pheasant in the mirror and hanging glassball lights. Great video.
This house definitely looks like it had a rough life. I’m curious as to whether or not there were ever lower cabinets in the kitchen. All that wood paneling is too much. I know that wax the norm for that time period, just it’s hideous.
Ethan, we appreciate you! You risk your life going into these places. I'm astounded at the footage.
Loved this place , flower wallpaper yes!
What's up Ethan ,another great house you found .thank you for taking us on a great adventure
What's up! Ethan, I love that yard, those yellow dandelions are so pretty. As always enjoyed you show.
This house has had a rough life. I'm with you on the bathrooms with the sunken tub/shower. I don't fancy taking a bath with my face level with the toilet, not to mention having to climb in to clean it.
That kitchen is beyond adjectives and I'd hate to have to carry food up and down those steps to the breakfast area. Very inefficient.
I like the stairway with the mirrored wall because it doesn't take up a lot of space and isn't front and center the minute you walk in the door. The upstairs seems dark, small and chopped up because of that narrow hall and no natural light for the stairs.
Green and blue were a popular combination back then even though before that time it was considered bad taste, since they were thought to clash. The bird etched on the mirror in the upper bath is a peacock.
This house could be made, if not beautiful, at least interesting if you have several treasure chests of coin in order to undo the botched up renovations from the former tenants.
You'll make 100,000 subs before the summer is over.
As always, an interesting video.
Definitely 70s!!!!!!! House was very cut up! Disappointed with many floor coverings, plastic lighting fixtures, wall colors 😵😵💫😱 The bird etched on the mirror was a peacock 👍😂🤣
Wouldn’t live here👎🏼 Won’t hurt my feelings to see this gone👍
Thank you Ethan for sharing this wonderful adventure 👍 Congratulations on almost 80,000 subscribers 👍 You deserve it…You rock👍🙏❤️
love the 70's green and brick in the kitchen...Thank's for the tour.
I love the taps @ the sink in the first bathroom you went in to Ethan!
Love the original cupboard handles in the kitchen!
This house reminds me of the house I grew up in. That house was built in 1968 and we moved there in 1976. I was 4. We had 2 built in ovens, one above the other. Only 1 worked. We had a sunken family room that we added on to the house about a year after we moved in. It had the shag carpets and very ugly velvet wallpaper when we 1st moved in
Loved the kitchen ,all the brickwork,..sunken rooms 👍..I would have .the light fixtures in my house ...can you still buy shag carpet 😄??..thanks again for making me laugh ,...creepy chair 😱...I so enjoy your videos Ethan ...don't ever change ....stay safe 🙋♀️ 😘
Looks beautiful.😍
Ethan Minnie thank you for another super great abandoned house tour,a very nice house exept for the advokado green color.
I hope you one day release all of your nice videos on Dvd/Blu-ray so that we all can purchase it and keep those abandoned places alive forever after they have been demolished.
Oooh I love these retro finds! I had déjà vu in that kitchen, almost identical layout to the 1979 home I spent my teens in. We had a Roman bath too but not sunken - that’s just weird eh. Yet upstairs and the laundry had a distinctly 60s finish - the cupboard handles, some of the sinks, the etched mirrors. I wonder if it received a part makeover in the late 70s? Keep ‘Em coming!
Yes some things were definitely redone in the late 70’s. As a child of era I can remember this stuff really clearly
Those lights are cool, love them as well. That one bathroom oy! Also love brick around the cooktop and built-in oven areas. And the chair thing hahahaha
Ethan I'm just now seeing this great video.I will be ordering more tabloids for my collection in a few days.
You’re right about the lighting, that was a trend back in the 70’s - 80’s to not have any lights on the ceiling. But, electrical code says you have to switch something on so they would do “half switched plug”. Basically the top plug would be switched - so you could plug in a lamp, and the bottom one stayed on all the time.
I'm obsessed with the fixtures. This was someone's prize home at one point
all wow i was born when this was built thank you for sharing ❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
Ah yes, avocado green walls, most likely had the multi colored beige/brown shag carpet. The other flooring was kinda new, vinyl flooring, it replaced linoleum, which was a new thing from about 1910 through the 1960s. Those birds on the mirror look more like peacocks, as I recall, quail don't have a long tail. Last thing, all the rust in the laundry room sink, shows their well water was high in iron, which causes the rust. Another great video, thanks!
Wild color palate, swag lamps in the bathroom, bet the old shag rugs got to be a health hazard, and were replaced with a low cost lino. The plan was good, but it was never upgraded after construction. Product of its times. Cheers Ethan.
Lol, it’s a peacock ! You are so funny at times ! Love watching you ,!!
Hi 👋 Ethan...be whooping it up💥🥳🥳...cant wait ...reminder all set ⏰...looks fabulous 👌....🙋♀️😘
That oven maybe an old Tappan; they were pretty popular at the time this house was built.
Wow, very 70’s! Takes me back!
This house was vary retro but kinda trippy I liked it great video Ethan ! And congrats on you going on to 80 000 subscribers your channel rocks!!!
Oh wow....I love this house very much. Love the 70 style in architecture.
I like the island in the kitchen, great for prep work for the food.
The sink in leaving rooms were huge on the 80s, my parents built a house on 1987 and we had that, very cozy
Not vandalized Wooot!!! now thats a big bonus!
I love love everything about this house Ethan! Spectacular the sunken tubs were a “ thing” lol Also Cork Board walls were also a thing Ethan .
Ethan this video is outstanding and thank you for the tour of the place 👍 I really enjoyed it too 🤩✌️😎🌟😁
I love all of the unique wallpaper, especially the black floral wallpaper 🤗
I love the green walls when you first walk in! I'd definitely paint walls that colour!
Of course,I loved seeing all the stuff left behind 😀
Thank u again Ethan. Another great find. Love your videos..
What a awesome 70's house 🏠. I love 💘 it. Stay safe 👌👍🙏❤💓💙
I like the light fixtures in the bedrooms - they are very retro & very cool!
I am going to buy you a flashlight. LOL. Very interesting house. Ugly green paint. It's a shame someone tore up the carpets, since they never finished it. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Thanks again for the tour
I liked it, especially the one bathroom with the blue wallpaper with the flowers...I would love to see more of your videos
A nice house. Thanks, Ethan for sharing it.
How excited you were to see that red shag carpet!!! 🤣
Thats a peacock on the mirror.
What is up Ethan! Very 70's indeed! I have always loved the sunken rooms since I was a little girl. With all those ups and downs I'd have broke a lot of bones within one year of living there. I did not like the first bathroom downstairs with the sunken tub. I've seen some that are quite charming. The stove and oven in the stone was really nice. Upstairs where you could see bits and pieces of the original interior, was truly 70's. Real shag carpeting, the red was my favorite. My parents purchased an all original 1971 Double Wide in the late 80's to be close to my grandmother who was sick and there are a lot of similarities in design and soft interiors. Especially wood paneling and the use of the color green. I can hardly stand either one now. I have a more 90's vibe probably because that was when I was pre-teen. It was a great find, it's been lived in and I'm sure loved. Enjoyed it as always! Take care, stay safe & God bless! xoxo 💞 Kat
Birds on mirror in bathroom look like lyrebirds. Love that built in cooktop. I have seen a sunken bath in another 70s house that was for sale
interesting selections to say say the least XD i do like the look of the mirrored wall along the staircase.
A great house, the original linoleum you found in one of the closets was in a house I lived in when under the age of 9, but it used to freak me out because it had evil faces in the pattern. The brown fake wood panelling was really big in boys bedrooms rooms at the time.
Wow!!! Sooo cool! I absolutely love this place
Almost 80,000 subscribers, that's great! I've been subscribed to this channel for a couple of years now, you seem to find the coolest houses!
In it's prime this must have been a very modern home. It's like a time capsule
Beautiful house thanks for sharing it keep up the good work
This house has had a rough time of it I think. And yeah that corkboard with the mirrors was all the range in the 1970s. We had it our living room growing up. My parents put it there on purpose!
The single chair in the bedroom is called a Quebec glider. Very popular for babies rooms. It's a rocking chair with a mechanism that doesn't trap toes or cat tails.
I agree with you about the tub! It is strange and creepy for a tub to be below a toilet on the floor lol. That "shelf" off the kitchen was definitely an afterthought especially since the top stack of bricks were moved away from a light switch. I did really like the light fixture hanging in the space off the kitchen. Nice explore!
My parents house in the. 70s had that same metallic wallpaper,swag chain ball lights , and a really nice sunken tub, our house was done all in blues including a pale blue shag carpet. My friends house had the same floor plan but in reds. So the same house floor plan was and down our street in blue, yellow, green,red, and brown
I think the birds etched into the bathroom mirror are peacocks. Quail don't have those long tail feathers and they have just one curled feather (or whatever it is) on their heads.
Oh! A very interesting location! So sad that is lost! I wonder if the garden was very beautiful over a long time ago. The sealings are very decay! But not much vandalism.
Mom bought a condo in 1976 and it had the same looking fake wood paneling on two walls in the living room and only rooms with lights in ceiling were the dining and kitchen and had actually nice looking rust orange cut on pile carpet throughout and so do linoleum square tiles in kitchen and bathrooms.
Another cracking property 👌 👏
That Figurine In The Kitchen By The Wine Glasses Is Expensive Because Of The Way The Lace Was On The Dress. My Dad Owned A Antique Store. :)
I'm as old as this house. 🤣 Interesting house. My mom and dad had a lot of features in their house as that one did .☺👍
A six-burner stove top - awesome!!
Kitchen reminds me of the Brady Bunch kitchen. When I was married back in the early 80's we purchased a house. It had foil wall paper in between the 2 living room windows. The colors were orange, red, brown and gold. It was hideous! And really hard to get off the wall.
A very beautiful home yes it needs alot of fixing up but it's probably going to be coming down and something else being put in it's place too.
Hi Ethan, que casa ❤, um achado e tanto, PARABÉNS pela exploração. 🇧🇷😍
what a great find that place was huge
Actually was awesome. So retro!
The bird is not a quail a quail it's more like a dove it's either a pheasant or a female of a peacocks cuz it don't have the prune feathers on the back it looks like a female peacock which is a p.m. either like I said it doesn't but more of a p.m. thank you for your video thank you for taking time to share you pick some really retro cool looking houses
You haven't seen a '70s house until you saw a 2-in or more shag thick carpet that was deep purple and the walls were lime green and the border around the top was white with green going one Vines going one way and purple lines going the other way to make like like little squares it was cool but it was '70s it screamed it cuz that was 19 70 and the 70s also had those fireplaces that sat in the middle of the room by itself you know and then I had like a tin man's hat top on it that had a pipe running out a hole in the wall on the top it was field off an open type fireplace where everyone can sit around it was open around and then I had a tin man hat on the top with these little metal braces holding the top up and in the bottom would be brick and you knew that was '70s check out those fireplaces and see if you don't think they're 70s thank you peace out
Must have been a great house in the70's. A house with 4 bathrooms in the 70's was not usual. Very quirky!
The light in the upstairs was called a swag lamp. Very popular in late 60's through the 70's. The shiny wallpaper is foil paper. The bird isn't a quail it was called a love bird by some.
Great house! Thank you for saving the bunny 🐰
I actually really love it. The bathrooms are odd. I think they intended to make a ground floor master with en suite.
What a cool house. It’s a shame it will be torn down.
Love that kitchen😍most of all I still have shag carpet in my bedroom 😁👍😍🇺🇸
Quail 🤣😂 Its a peacock wallpaper. The green color ughhhh! 🤢 House is cool. Love the red bed room. I born in '74. I remembered shaggy carpets & wood panels. Great find. ❤🏠🏚😄
Cool retro house. Would be fun to refurbish with all new good hardwood floors throughout. Update the bathrooms and kitchen. Seems like a few misguided diy’s there. Also would need to ditch so many mirrors like the ones at staircase. Also need more tasteful paint colors. That pea soup bile colored green made me queasy. Wall paper in entryway kind of nice but the rest of the wallpapers were fun to look at but would have to go. I’m always in favor of fixing up rather than tearing down if possible and I like to imagine what it looked like in its prime and how I would fix it up. Is this still standing or did it get destroyed. What is being built there? Thank you Ethan for this fun tour that I missed when it was new. Be well and safe.
My house is from the 70s our living room does not have any light fixtures in the ceiling. Back then lamps and swag lamps were a big thing.