Leave it to Beaver House Tour: Main Floor, Upstairs and Backyard [CG Tour]
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- A Leave it to Beaver Home Tour. You'll get to take a virtual tour of the main floor, upstairs and backyard. You'll also learn some fun Leave it to Beaver behind the scenes information about the show. You'll see the boys room upstairs, as well as June and Ward Cleaver's bedroom. This is an amazing example of good set design and of a traditional home from the 50's and 60's.
If you love classic tv and especially tv homes, you'll love this channel. We walk around inside of them as though the tv houses existed in real life.
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TIME STAMPS
0:00 Rooms you'll see in this episode
0:48 Overhead View and layout
1:31 Ward's Den
2:57 Living Room
4:19 Dining Room and Backyard
5:56 Kitchen and Laundry Room
7:34 Passageway and Entry
8:17 Full Main Floor Tour
9:52 Boys' Room
12:20 Guest Room placement, Upstairs Hallway and Parents' Room
14:57 Full Upstairs Tour
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Wouldn't it be wonderful to live in the 50's and 60's again. What a change from today.
OMG Yes. It was a wonderful life.
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You read my mind. I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s, in So Calif, quite near the beach. Life was pretty perfect. I miss those years so much. The world has changed and it makes me sad.
One thing I like to do is watch old black n white films made in the 40’s-50’s. I love the cars! The homes, and fashion. Film Noir is a favorite too. So many good films were made and RUclips has so many to choose from.
I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s too. I would love to go back in time
Wonder why they never had a Christmas show
The Cleavers had a nice house, nice layout and nice neighborhood. Who wouldn't want to live there just as it was?
Couldn't agree more. I love this home.
I loved their house, in modern times the furnishings could have changed but besides that it’s timeless
@@presidentherberthoover2570 Yes.
I’d want to install a toilet or two first…!!! I’m just sayin…! :D
@@m.catherinekirkland3189 We were shown the tank of the toilet in the boys bathroom in their first home. Due to censorship rules at the time none was shown in this home at 211 Pine St. I try to stay true to the homes the way they were shown to us on tv. But I did notice there would be room for one next to the tub in the boys room.
Of all the TV homes, the Cleavers home was the most realistic looking home. No odd angles. Very believable and all just seems to fit together perfectly!
And it has held up well. Here we are 60+ years later and I'd still happily move in to it today. A true classic.
Herman Munster walled through door some builders use cheap doors.
Yeah, except there are no toilets!
It’s so traditional looking! And American! All that spaciousness- wow
How come all the neighbors always made snide comments to Ward? Like he was a dubious used car salesman who sold them a lemon with sawdust in the crankcase.
He sure took a ton of crap. It’s exhausting being right all the time! Trust me.
Eddie Haskell: "My what a lovely home you have Mrs. Cleaver. I do hope Wallace and little Theodore give you a hand in keeping it so nice!" One minute later: "Hey Wally- your old lady's down there working like a chump, vacuuming in pearls!"
Gotta love Eddie.
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Thank you so much for this. It brought back so many good memories, but it also brought back so much sadness. The Leave it to beaver family, and especially the leave it to beaver house, was the place I always dreamed I would live. I grew up in a family that was often homeless, living in and out of our car, or in cheap motels. Those times when I would catch a rerun of leave it to Beaver, I will close my eyes and always imagined that that would be paradise. To live in that house. That house meant so much. In my mind, it was real. It was just beyond the horizon, around the corner.
Thank you for sharing that.
I hope your life has improved since then.
Oh I hope things have changed for the better for you
I know what you mean - except in our case life at home was more like Choppers, without the money. Lots of fighting and tears, at one point my parents being separating for 6 months. I'm almost 70 now, my health on the decline, but how many more episodes of our beloved half-hour show do I have left to see - I don't know, but He does.
Has anyone else wanted to be June's and Ward's children? I wasn't born in this era, but I watch the reruns. I've always imagined what it would be like to be a Cleaver.
No way, never realized what a helicopter mom she was.
I used to pretend I was their daughter. I loved that Beaver always wore a jacket and so I had a jacket I would wear going out pretentious be a Cleaver.
June and Ward pressured the boys too much. Get grades of nothing less than A's. Go out for several sports and win letters. Run for student body etc etc....
Hugh Beaumont had a Masters Degree in Theology and was an ordained minister. He was most likely a patient, level-headed and wise father in real life, too.
I would love it!
I personally like the separation of the rooms in the Cleaver home.
I do too. I love everything about this home. Wish it were real and I could walk through it.
And yet, with the double-door opening to the living room, it doesn't seem too seperate.
@@bigred9428 Yes. It's kind of the best of both worlds, separation without feeling closed off.
Yes I grew up in an open house. And when there were people around you had no privacy except your bedroom.
Amen! I am not a fan of today's open concept popularity at all!
So thoughtful with your reply, Thank you. Wow! For a home in the 50’s with only 4 family members, that was huge (Even by today’s standards). That show was so instrumental in teaching moral lessons and family values to America’s youth. It greatly reinforced the values that all Baby Boomers grew up with. America is the lesser without those lessons in today’s society. Thank you for bringing back some warmth to our hearts! Well Done.🙌🏻🙌🏻🍎
Glad you liked the tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I’ve finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I loved their home, but I loved their life style more! Beaver used to visit Gus the fireman all on his own, he couldn't have been more than 6. This was my childhood! I'd give anything if this could be my beloved grand children's childhood. Just so innocent.
Sounds like you had a wonderful childhood. In case you didn't know, You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I’ve finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I remember going to the movies very young without a parent with a friend a couple years older. It was safe. Plus everyone seemed to care about each other. There was a feeling in the 50s of camaraderie. Maybe it was just because I was a child.
I would love to see a house tour of the Father Knows Best show and also the Donna Reed show. The homes were so very beautiful! I loved the tour of the Leave It to Beaver show. Thank you!
Thank you. I plan to do both of those homes.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
When I was very young I thought this show was filmed in a real house. First floor interior set is SO believable. Thanks. Awesome work you do!!
It really is! And it's one of the few RV homes where they showed us all 4 walls.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane You are so right.
I didn't know this was exactly what I needed today! I have often thought that if I won the lottery, I wouldn't build a mansion, I'd have the Cleaver home built exactly as it is here. Thank you for a wonderful job right down to the chocolate cake.
Thank you. I'm glad you got to tour your dream home. It has certainly held up well over the decades. I'd gladly move in, as is.
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I've always wanted the "Bewitched" house!
I think this home brings warm thoughts to many of my generation who grew up with the show. I remember taking the Universal Studio tram tour back in the 1960's and wanting them to stop at the Cleaver house so I could knock on the door. Excellent work, thank you.
Yes. I took that tour recently. And the Munsters home is right across the street.
Fantastic job! Bravo. The Leave it to Beaver home is my favorite from both television and movies. I have seen large, expensive and amazing kitchens but the Cleaver kitchen is still my favorite - you can't beat perfection! I love the show too, I streamed it recently and I think it's aged very well, I laughed out loud several times in each episode. I hadn't watched it in decades. You put a great deal of work into this and it shows. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the tour. I agree - this home has held up so well. I would love to live here.
In case you didn't already know - You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I’ve finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Thank you, Marina, for this wonderful channel! I don’t know how you do it, but I appreciate seeing the homes of my childhood shows so very much. I can’t wait to watch all your videos. Next is Bewitched. Thanks again; you’ve done an amazing job!
Agreed!
Also, I think the Cleavers had first commode ever shown on American television in a TV show...the episode with the baby crocodile.
Since I was a little girl, I considered the Cleaver home a dream house. So light, airy and neat as a pin, but homey and cozy as heck! To be realistic, it just wasn't attainable unless you were wealthy. But I really enjoyed the tour!
Glad you enjoyed the tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Not in this day and age anyway.
I read somewhere June was addicted to amphetamines. That's why she was so thin and the house was so clean.
@@claudermiller June (Barbara Billingsley ) wasn't cleaning the house any more than Ward ( Hugh Beaumont) was mowing the grass.
@@claudermiller That is not farfetched at all. Amphetamines were once part of the housewife's diet; marketed and sold for these very purposes!
RIP Tony. Thanks to all the actors and Me TV for entertaining us to this day. For what its worth, I have the same kitchen canisters for flour and sugar still in use that are shown in their kitchen. My Mom bought them sometime in the 60's.
That's cool that you have a bit of the Cleaver home in your own home.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Life in a simpler time. Such beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoy the tours.
That moment when you pan the camera around to show the 4th wall always gives me goose bumps! You do such amazing work, thank you for sharing it with us.
Yay! I'm glad you like seeing these homes as if they were real. I'm not alone 😊
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank You for showing us these memorable homes I still love so much💖💚❤🌺🌺
@@Rose-nq2fx You're welcome. It's a labor of love.
@@Rose-nq2fx Didn't the Munsters live on 1313 Mockingbird Lane? Probably wasn't in Mayfield USA.
This is great! I love seeing these rooms in color! I’m a big fan of this show and, since I can now watch it on my phone, I watch it literally every day while doing household chores and at bedtime. It’s such a comfort. Thank you so much for sharing this!
I love this show too. Everything about it. Glad you enjoyed the tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I watch it while falling asleep every night and it is very soothing. Glad I wasn’t the only one who thought so! 🔥🔥🔥
@@nurse.christian You know this means we have to be best friends now!
Who else wishes in 2021 we could go back to these beautiful days?
Me. I had an idyllic childhood in the 50s and 60s.
Oh Marina .... Thank you so much for leaving the chocolate cake on the counter for us..... June Cleaver could not have done it better :)
I'm glad you noticed. 😋
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane How could I not... you're a gem :)
Did Wally have a bite of the cake? Looks delicious...
@@arthurpasseri1840 He had a whole "hunk of cake." 😉
@@arthurpasseri1840 With a hunk of milk :)
Always loved the inside of the Cleaver home!
Me too. I'd move in today, if I could.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Me too!. Most elegant and tasteful of the sitcom homes IMHO.
AND the exterior was very attractive, I thought.
@@Mimi-jn3fi Yes. I love the exterior too, especially with the mix of stone and siding.
Leave It To Beaver was and still is one of my favorite classic television sitcoms and their home was visually stunning. Both on the exterior and interior.
I couldn't agree more! 😊 And here we are over 60 years later and it is still move-in ready. It's timeless.
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Would absolutely love FATHER KNOWS BEST house. Always wanted to be part of their family home when I was kid. I am 68 now and still enjoy all reruns.
Yes, it was a great home. I have had quite a few requests for it to. I'm sure it will happen someday. I have a long list, but I'll just keep plugging away.
I loved this tour. I can almost hear them talking and going about their normal day. This makes me miss them all even more. It's bitter sweet. I dearly love watching them every morning on MeTV. Thank God for that. The show gives me joy n happiness and that warm feeling of Nostalgia that I get much of these days. I wish I could go back to that time when people were kind, loving, simple, humble and life was calmer and safer.
❣ I'm glad you enjoyed the tour and that it brought back good memories.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Loved the traditional look on all the "Leave it to Beaver" homes. Thanks for doing this one!
Me too! I could very happily move right in. It held up well.
I always watch the tv. On ME. TV. Memerable tv
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@@meadduley3868 I'm just finding out about ME TV. I'd heard of it, but a couple people have referred to it now. Seems like my kind of channel.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane yes it's a channel where they show old school TV. Shows back in the days 60's 70's.. and they have another, TV channel, where they show old school TV shows as well , It's called Antenna tv. They show tv shows, from the 50's 60:s and 70:s... Check them out ..
I'm glad this popped up today. I have been watching LITB every morning for the last several months. I just mentioned to my sister the other day, how the bathroom mysteriously moves around. And it was just today when she watched it with me and saw Wally walk into the closet which suddenly became the bathroom. Wally even said to his mother, who was in the room, that he was going to wash up. He went in and Beaver came out of the real bathroom. Then Wally came out and said goodbye to his mom and left for school.
I love when others notice the details of these homes. Glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I still watch Beaver each morning on ME-TV along with Perry Mason afterwards. I loved the French country furniture in the Cleaver home, especially the dining area. It all looks like pine but perhaps was hickory with a soft light brown stain. My favorite scenes are when Ward has heart to hearts with the boys.
Oh my Gawd, I have never seen a behind-the-scenes as beautifully demonstrated! You are truly a wonderful person to do this and I thank you! I have to show this to all my LITB friends. Truly Spectacular! 10 stars you get!
Thank you so much! You can see the other TV and movie home tours I've finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
This brings back so many wonderful memories, I'm a big Leave it to Beaver fan, love the tour , thanks
Thank you. I love the show and the home so much. Terrific casting and writing too.
You know, everyone makes fun of this type of sitcom because June always looked so well-kempt, but she knew the way to do things, especially cook. She would cook something like a roast, which does not have to be watched, then add a vegetable or two, and some potatoes, and her family was able to eat a good meal with not too much effort. Dessert was mostly ice cream and cookies. They would all help in the clean-up. Me, I cook something waaay too complicated, start late, eat late, and no one cleans up but me.
@@bigred9428 😊
This is awesome! Of all the TV homes, the Cleaver home is the one I loved and remembered the most. The inside is a huge dream house, and I didn’t realize the yard was as huge as the house.
Glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
As the 3rd season began it moved to ABC and what a great home. You felt at home there.
I am a paint contractor for over 40 years. Love these classic wall colors to the period. These color schemes seem to never die!
I agree. I could walk in and live there today.
Wonderful! I thought we were going to accidentally encounter the Cleavers as we toured the home! That kitchen island was quite an unusual feature for a 50’s kitchen. Thank you!
That's what I thought about the island too. June was ahead of her time. Love that kitchen.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Like sitcoms with a couch in the middle of the room, the island provided better opportunities for cooking to be going on with the actors facing the camera.
I would love to see the Douglas family home from the seasons of "My Three Sons" set in California.
I plan on it.
I would prefer the Bryant Park elegant colonial Home with bay windows.
I think the Cleavers had first commode ever shown on American television in a TV show...the episode with the baby crocodile.
Yes, please both homes from My Three Sons would be great! Thank you in advance!!!
@@JL-re1rx Yes. In their first home we got to see the tank of the toilet in the boys bathroom. But in this home no toilet was shown. I try to stay true to the way the home was shown to us on TV. But I did notice there is room for one in the boys bathroom next to the tub.
Wow, loved the tour. I am 66 and have taped the show for years. I chuckle often and it reminds me of the ..good old days..growing up. Such a wonderful show and the lessons we all were taught and learned. We enjoyed the simple things. Thx again
One of my favorite TV shows and homes. Glad you enjoyed the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
1960s Hugh Beaumont was My Favorite TV Dad. He Kept It Real, to Me.
He was the perfect dad. One of my favorite shows and homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
While working at Home depot as a designer I learned how to do this with software known as 20/20, what an accurate demonstration of the possibilities, thank you.
Isn't it fun? I do it professionally, but I love it so much that, as you can see - it is my hobby too. I couldn't wait to walk around inside of TV homes, once I learned the skills.
Gosh I love Ward and June's bedroom and bathroom with the cool tile. The colors in the house are so lovely and restful. Beaver's room is also awesome.
I agree. A very peaceful home.
Lol. Boy that June Cleaver kept a tidy home. Back in the days it was ok to give a woman a new vacuum for Christmas. 😮
I was a poor kid. We lived in what is referred to as a shotgun house and I always took notice of, and admired some of the homes of my TV families. The Cleaver house was always my favorite and Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver were my favorite parents.
It's a great show. Great writing, casting and set design. Love this home.
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Their house was very upper middle class, not what the average family could afford.
@@emjayay:
Middle-class to mid-upper, yes, but so what?
My best friend lived in a similar house back in the early seventies. His dad was just an auditor for a hotel, then later a local union office. Ward Cleaver was an adjuster or something with an insurance company. These jobs were not unrealistically unattainable for the average American back in the day, nor would be similar homes.
Besides I enjoyed watching shows that served to as inspirations to achieve rather than be complacent.
A Family Affair house would be nice to see. Great job on this. It's such a lift to see the Beav's house in colour. And I really like the new background music.
I want to do Family Affair and I've had a lot of requests for it. I'm glad you noticed the music. Im trying to switch it up. I bought a LOT of music that I have the license to use, but they get flagged every time. And it is a huge process to get them unflagged. So I have settled on using music from the RUclips audio library.
Yes, I loved the background music. I think I've heard the music in a movie...like Ordinary People". I wonder what the name of the tune is?
@@aurorarose2836 It's "English Garden" from the RUclips audio library.
Family Affair home, another great choice.
Was kind of amazing to have an apartment in NYC with five bedrooms and a den!
I love the Clever's home. There are always lots of books on the shelves in different places in the house. That is oh, so important when raising children. Most of all I would notice that they used Blue Willow china when they had breakfast in the kitchen and more formal white porcelain in the dining room. I have collected Blue Willow china for most of my life and our children grew up eating from it.
You probably had a very Cleaver-ish home. Nice!
I have always imagined their kitchen to be red but this blue does make much more sense.
@@carlacook1128 I went back and forth on the colors for the kitchen. I wish there were color photos of the set from back then - not colorized, but the actual colors.
not completely related, but I have the blueprints for the bewitched floorplan and I am planning on building it as close as I can to the actual schematics of the show if the rooms were represented accurately. I love the Cleaver house too! But Bewitched is my all time favourite TV house. This one might be second!
@@GisherJohn24 Wishing you much success with your plans.
Fun, thank you. For 25 years I worked on many huge stars & big business people in Hollywood, since 14 I was gifted in Philadelphia, PA. My first two home are still in top shape and shown as timeless classics. I did many more but moved to see dad's family & I was a top server 12 years only top stars id serve at night & then day I'd work on homes. I don't want to mention names but they make heads turn. They all loved me & my unique placement of all things like I knew their thoughts. What a lovely time in my life. Now sick but doing a kitchen in high desert Albuquerque my friend is flying me there with beautiful tiles from County floors & hardware from Sherman Oaks, the best. Working on it now ill depart in September as too hot now. It will be gorgeous & she's thrilled , no home depot or Lowes tile or anything. Thats for the masses. Her kitchen will be stunning & unique & timeless not dated & will go for many years. Thats my stamp & all I ask is,," are you happy? " if yes I'm done & leave & uncle frankie as I'm called departs & does not stay for big Hollywood parties as invited. Always told I can use tub, jacuzzi etc. I graciously said thank you but went to my Malibu beach home awaiting were my fox terriers. Never mix business with pleasure & all works. I stayed in homes for up to a year while they were off on a movie. Always done when they came home & I left. And that's my secret. Give them the privacy we all adore. Respectfully frank
Sounds like you've led an exciting life and that you are very good at what you do.
Maybe you already know, but you can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Oh wallys "hunk of cake". Thanks for mentioning that. Made me smile.
I figured fans of the show would appreciate that 😊
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So much work goes into these. Thank you! They are really fun to watch.
I'm glad you enjoy them. It is a labor of love on my part. This is my little hobby. Just glad when others enjoy it too.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane You got the BEST & FUN hobby!!🙏❤
@@minivegana6516 Got to admit I LOVE making these.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Who would not enjoy these pieces of art!!🙏 You are so wise & so lucky!!🙏❤
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane You're really good at it.
Great job! You are a very talented lady! I wasn't sure what to expect, since the show was filmed on various sets. But you turned those sets into a home and, as advertised, gave us a tour!
Glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Really enjoyed this tour . Very minimalist . I was very surprised not to find any wallpaper! Thank you
Yeah Thanks so much for behind the scenes tour.... O really enjoyed it & it was my first time seeing it
Thank you for developing and posting this! I've wanted to live in the Cleavers' 2nd house for many years. Maybe when I win the lottery . . . 😆
Of all the TV homes this really is the best. It feels like a real home.
It does! And I think part of that is due to the fact that we got to see all 4 walls. But also, that the walls were at normal 90° angles, not splayed out or at odd angles like in most TV homes.
This brought back so many great memories of watching this show long after it was on! I would come home from school in the early 80’s and head right to the tv to watch it!
Cool. I love when these tours bring back memories. Such a great show - a true classic. 😍
Great job! I just knew that bathroom was going to be green. Very typical of the 1950s and 60s. My Grandmother had the same green tiles and always had a pale shade of yellow in her kitchen with a chandelier with lemons in the design. ❤
Sounds very "June" like. 😊
I often picture bathroom tile of that era being pink, but June and Ward would not have chosen pink for a boys' bathroom!
@@MeowingKittyCat True. And we got the real color right from the actor who saw it himself. That was cool to get that information
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane it is so nice to get that information first hand. I often wonder what the color scheme was in all the old black and white TV shows. The Honeymooners always seemed so bleak and kind of depressing. It probably wasn't much different than the black and white version.
@@BOLLOCKS1968 I've wondered the same.
Love the tv. Show , I always watch the reruns on Memerable tv,
ME TV. At 8am Mom -Fri.
For some reason I never knew the "ME" in ME TV stood for Memorable. Hmm.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane yes it does stand for Memerable tv. They show old reruns of your favorite childhood tv shows... Alll kinds of TV. Shows , back in the days ... They show cartoons too, u, when you were a child , they even have the 3 stoodges too.. you should check it out...
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane ME = Memorable Entertainment. Great channel!
@@meadduley3868 I will.
Just for fun: Leave it to Wally (fan compilation:) ruclips.net/video/8pCc8tfKXYo/видео.html
I get really good feelings about watching these house tours. So many of these homes are stuck inour memories. I love it. I guess in a way it really humonizes the people inthe shows that we watched. I wonder how many people would love to have a house built just like this one. I know I would.
What a fascinating and wonderful video. I was born in 1960, so the show predated me a bit, but seeing this house in color made me long for my childhood. The quality of life back then was so much better than today.
It's one of my favorite TV shows and homes. It held up well too. 60+ years later and i would gladly move in, as is.
I'm glad you liked the tour.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I just watched the one showing Andy Griffith's house. What a treat to watch these videos! You did a beautiful job on them! 🥰
@@coashddjj294 Thank you.
My humble request would be to do the "Father Knows Best" house. Actually, some of the floorplan is similar to Leave It To Beaver-- there is the father's den/office to the left as you come in, the living room to the right, then the dining room; but then they differ as you get to the kitchen on the right. Thank you for all your work!
I definitely hope to get to that home someday.
I'd also love to see that one.
Thought that house had a side staircase.
Thank you so much for putting the work into this incredible presentation! So many things today are depressing and upsetting, so when I come across something like this that allows me to crawl back into the lap of my childhood I am grateful. Blessings to you!
Wow. You worded that well - "crawl back into the lap of childhood."
Hello Lisa 😊
@@fredjohnson5458 Hello Fred 😊
@@lisaerickson6533 How are you doing today...
I hope you are having a wonderful day...😊
Thank you for showing me through the house that was so much in my childhood
My pleasure. 😊
This just made my day. Swiped a piece of cake as we walked by, hoped no one noticed. Thanks for this beautiful work.
When I made this, it actually made me want some chocolate cake. 😄
Love this house patio my favorite
I love that the dining room opens out onto it too. Great set design.
This was so much fun! I love the traditional homes in '50s sitcoms and the Cleavers' house is one of the best. Thanks for doing this! As for what's next on my wish list, I'd love to see the Gilmore Girls House! The Waltons would be fun, too.
I love both of those and plan on doing both of them.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane , fantastic, :) ! Will be looking forward to it. Also got a kick out of the name Mockingbird, ironic lol!
Melissa Clark,
Actually you can see a tour of the Walton house, narrated by Mary Ellen on RUclips.
I've noticed, many for Craftsman throughout the house, the stairway going to the second floor when you look close you'll see the steps don't fit in with the side of the steps molding throughout the house, wall panels that don't quite aligned properly, and the list goes on and on. I never paid attention when I was younger didn't know any better but it was one of the best shows on TV when they were on. My brother and I may he rest in peace watch every single episode. It was definitely in my opinion the best family show on television ever. Today is February 23rd 2022
It's one of my favorite shows and homes.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Some of the walls were probably removeable for shots from the other direction as is typical and not put back quite right. Now I have to watch and look closer!
I still watch the beaver each morn with my cup of coffee and still enjoy. The Cleaver home is one of my favorite tv shoe homes, besides the Donna Reed show, both moms were great decorators.
I agree. 😊
That was awesome, You do such a good job!
It would be nice to see the Donna Reed house, the Patty Duke home, and the home from the movie “A Summer Place”. I think it might be a Frank Loyd Wright home.
I love that home from A Summer Place. I've used images of it in my Cinematically Inspired Design shows to demonstrate design principles.
Yes, "A Summer Place" home.
Definitely would love to see Donna Reed's home. That was my favorite show!
Great video! It's amazing seeing these environments in color. My memories of Leave it to Beaver are in black and white, just like the show.
Thanks. I love seeing them as almost real homes.
🎉 greetings from coastal Mississippi. I have enjoyed your videos. The love you apply to these homes are appreciated. Yes, i love the Ward house. Thank you for the memories 🎉😊
Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying these tours.
Thank you sooo much for this!! LITB was my favourite of this golden era of television.😄It's interesting how they don't have a tv in the living room!!! I noticed that when viewing, all those years ago - not that it matters! I love the values of those shows & how every episode was uplifting! The loving authority of the adults - a great model for life! How did our standards sink to the level they're at now???😕Thanks again - all the way from Australia!
I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. LITB is a favorite of mine as well. Both the show and the home. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Once again, I was SUPER excited to watch this video, and you didn't disappoint, Marina! In my hometown, there is an early 1960's colonial identical to the Leave it to Beaver house, except the garage is on the opposite side. I love how the spaces built around the characters of a show creates such over-arching context as to who these people are and how they live. Context is everything, IMHO, and the Leave it to Beaver house does this so beautifully. One thing I love about this particular home is that it has this sort of idealized comfortable suburban family feel that is the very definition of "Americana". You get the sense that the inhabitants aren't over-extended in debt, but rather, dad makes a comfortable living - at least enough to own a home like this. Another aspect of this home I love is its versatility. There is a reason we've seen the Cleaver home in multiple commercials and at least one other TV series. It's got a look to it that can be converted to fit nearly any regional context without looking out of date or out of place. This house could have existed literally anywhere in the United States, and these people could have easily been your neighbors. I love that because it works. I think this is the very reason the Brady Bunch house has been such an enduring icon of American family living. As for suggestions for our next exciting TV house tour endeavor, I was actually thinking yesterday I should suggest The Cosby Show. Their brownstone townhouse was wonderful. It didn't matter that the actual home they used for establishing shots of the exterior is nowhere NEAR the spacious single-family dwelling it was depicted as on the show. What mattered is that it provided the necessary context we needed in order to understand and relate to the characters on the show. Sorry to geek out once again, but I remember in one episode of The Cosby Show where they built a set to look like the exterior of the home, and it showed the characters coming in and out of the front door. When they opened the door, I expected to see inside the door the living room sofa, the fireplace, etc... but no. Instead, there was a wall with a hall table! It's so funny how they expect viewers to just gloss over those details. Well, it worked 😂. I loved the kitchen, and especially Cliff and Clair's bedroom. It was such a classy TV home. I also loved their backyard, which I think is pretty rare in Brooklyn. Anyway, there you are! Thanks again for the wonderful video. Loved it!
I love the Huxtable home too! Thanks for adding your insights on the Cleaver home.
Just wonderful. I always wanted to live there. Great job, Marina. Thank you.
It's an amazing home.
I love this home. I’ve never cared for open concept. Our home was built in ‘77. Just a basic ranch but I love it, and I’m glad we bought it updated but luckily no interior walls gone. If we don’t feel like cleaning up the kitchen right away, we don’t have to look at it and neither do our guests! Also, it’s nice being able to hear the television even if someone is cooking. People don’t think about those things.
I think this home was amazing. I would live in it now as is. Great set design.
I wasn't born until 1967 but watched tv series in reruns over the years which was a great tv show, nothing now days compares to tv series from the past. I hope eventually I'll buy the complete series. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed this tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I would love to see "The Donna Reed Show" home layout.
I plan on it. Quite a few requests.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank you. I enjoy your videos!
You’re right, the kitchen is perfect. 🍰
Thank you. That was really awesome. It really was a taste of Americana. I have been watching LITB for 45 years. Thank you.
I'm so glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Rusty and I were more than happy to help. Great Job!
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P.S. I can't thank you enough for getting that information from Rusty. I loved "walking through it" knowing it was in the same colors that were actually on the set.
I loved this tour! I would definitely like to see a tour of the Jefferson's "deluxe apartment in the sky". Lol.
Yep. I plan on it.
The Jefferson apartment would be fun to watch. There are some interesting angles in that apartment, it has a balcony, and it has four bathrooms! (I wonder if any actual New York City apartments have four bathrooms?)
@@MeowingKittyCat Me too! There are some quirky things there! It had 4 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms. However it was always odd to me where the 3rd bedroom (Florence's room/ Guest room when Mother Jefferson took her naps) was. I'm wondering if that room and Lionel's room had a Jack and Jill bathroom. It was clear that Florence had her own bathroom. I'm dying to see that 4th wall!!!
@@jamilaappleby1626 It should be an interesting reconstruction! I saw a floor plan someone did and it showed only two bathrooms, but we know there were four toilets -- on the first day in the new apartment, George reminded everyone of the times when they were poor, and they had to share one bathroom with three other families. He then went around the apartment flushing all four of the toilets -- "four johns, no waiting"! Then Louise called George a "four flusher". It's possible the "his and hers" toilets were in one master bathroom.
The Cleavers home looks so light and airy, this has always been my tv dream home. I would like to take a tour of The Beverley Hillbillies mansion. I know its a big undertaking, but would be wonderful to see 'the cement pond' where Ellie May would swim, as well as all the mysterious rooms we never saw. So please, lets load up the truck and move to Beverly!
I plan on doing the Clampett mansion. You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I've finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
You are awesome and you pick great movie sets to illustrate. You were sweet and kind easy on the eyes and easy on the ears you are what US old fellas would call A class Act.
I pray God bless and protect you and your family always in the name of Jesus Amen.
😊 I'm glad you enjoyed the tour.
This brings memories from the good old days it was one of my favorite shows.
Mine too! Great casting, incredible writing and of course, divine set design. 😊You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
What a classically beautiful home! I really enjoyed all the work you put into this one! Thank you! I saw the Gilmore Girls photo at the end of the video. I’d definitely like to see that one!
I plan on doing the Gilmore Girls 😊
Its impressive what your do. Thanks.
Thank you. I love creating these homes.
I was born and raised in the 50 - 60s. What great times for children. Children could out and roam till dark. We had lots of friends to explore all day with. Most children were raised in God-fearing and loving home. Dad went to work. Mama stayed home to raise the children. We always eat dinner together. Children were raised to show love, respect, and well mannered, and be sure to get an education. I never remember any neighbors having conflict with each other. I just seemed to be happier and more peaceful times. I wish children now could have the same.
About 30% of mothers worked in that time period.
Love the videos so nicely done. It would be nice to see The Ghost and Mrs.Muir house.
And I hope to get to that one someday.
Thank you so much for doing this! You always do such an amazing job. I would like to see you do the "Beverly Hillbillies" mansion (there's a great video on RUclips that takes you on a tour of the real house and backyard) and the "Shady Rest Hotel" from "Petticoat Junction." Again, keep this up. I love your videos and I hope, hope, hope that the dream of a neighborhood with all of these homes becomes a reality. Thank you SO much! You're the BEST!
Thanks for that info. I want to check out the tour of the real Beverly Hillbillies mansion!
I would add the Douglas house from Green Acres. Who could ever figure that place out? 😆
New subscriber. I’d love to see the Father Knows Best house. Great videos. ~Samantha
Glad you found the channel. Father Knows Best is a great house, I'm sure it will happen someday.
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Growing up watching reruns of Leave It To Beaver, I always wanted to live in a house like that with patient parents like the Clever's.
Yes. They would be great parents.
I spent so many hours at the Cleaver house as a kid. It was wonderful to revisit. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You've already done my favorite home - The Munsters....But I'd like to see you do a movie home. The house from "Practical Magic". Especially the kitchen! Best kitchen ever designed, real or imagined.
I've had a LOT of requests for that. I'm sure it will eventually happen.
I loved that home! The kitchen was my idea of heaven and the livingroom close behind. I bet it had a full cellar too. The apothecary, every home should have one. The landscaped yard and The little house were beautiful.
And yes, I would move in tomorrow if it really existed!
This is the very first of your videos that I have had the privilege to watch. Thank you so much. You do incredible work and have a lovely voice, too. I thoroughly enjoyed this and now need to watch as many past videos as possible.
Thank you! That's great to hear. You can probably tell I have a lot of fun making them.
This is awesome. I still watch "Beaver" every morning
Glad you enjoyed the tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
This is my favorite show of all time. Thank you for giving us the tour.
Glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
You never disappoint! Great detail, makes me so wish I can tour this in person! Would love to see Laverne & Shirley. 🥰
Laverne and Shirley is on my short list.
Caroline, now Penny Marshall , gained, so much wight , she blew up like a Balloon. . ,And Cindy Williams is still trim , but a few years older now....
Me too! Also to see the Nash home from the 1960s TV series, Please Don’t Eat the Daisies. The Drummond penthouse from Diff’rent Strokes. The Davis penthouse from Family Affair. Henry Warnimont’s apartment from Punky Brewster.
@@pernelldh I'm going to have to check out the TV version of Please Don't Eat the Daisies. I'm not familiar with it.
This was a great video and I loved going around the Cleaver home. Thank you for all the hard work that you and your friends put into it.
Glad you enjoyed the tour.
Thank you so much for letting us tour this great Cleaver family home. This home set was also used in several movies. Love from Toronto.
Hello Toronto! Glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
The timeless charm of a Cape Cod that is still in style even today. It's hard to fathom that this home (with it's desirable neighborhood and lot) being worth a million dollars in most markets, and even more in places like CA and/or NY.
It would have a hefty price tag for sure!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Working in real estate/home design myself, I can see you put a lot of work into this fascinating video, thank you so much!
@@Mike-fp5rc 😊
It would be two million in Los Angeles today.
I am so glad I stumbled onto your video. Leave It To Beaver was one of the only family shows that was in black and white for all 6 seasons. Your renderings in color give it a fresh perspective yet they still bring back such wonderful memories. Thanks so much!
Glad you found the channel. Im glad I'm not the only one that loves these TV homes.
Very nice! I just bought a new home and have been wondering how to have it painted and decorated, since I have no sense for that kind of thing. The layout of my home is actually not too different from the Leave It to Beaver home, except that Ward's den and the living room are basically switched. This video has given me a number of ideas for paint colors and room layouts. Thanks so much!
Great. I love when that happens.
I'd cut off my left arm to live in this home. The layout is beautiful. I'd decorate and furnish it differently though...it's staid for my taste. The kitchen is the exception. I want that kitchen in all of its Mid-Century glory! 😍
I love this home so much. Always have. I thought it was so cool when I realized that those were french doors in the dining room that open out to the patio. I had always thought they were windows. It just added to the list of things I love about this TV home. Those set designers were brilliant.
Nicely done Marina...The background music, the colorization, and your soothing voice make it something very special...You should take a bow!!
That's very nice. Thank you. Glad you liked the tour.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Your videos are always fun and very interesting! I worked at Universal Studios as a young actor who needed a survival job back in the 80s when the Leave It To Beave House was still kept that way. I was in Security and got to drive a car around the lot 5 days a week, so I had a great time at it! The Leave It To Beaver House was one of my favorite places to hang out and eat my lunch or just waste some down time back then. The inside was just dirt on the floor with the exception of the Front Entrance which had a wall with a picture that blocked the view into the empty interior. I would get out of my Security Car and sit on the steps a lot of the time and say to myself that I would love to live on a street like that and have a home like the Cleaver home.. but with an interior, thank you!! I was also able to spend a little time on the set of the New Leave It to Beaver a few times before they moved production to Universal Studios Florida. What a great time I had!
I was curious if you had any plans to perhaps sell any low poly versions of your TV Sets on IClone's site of any other platform? I am an IClone user and make Celebrity Look-a-like 3d Models and would be a very happy customer for one!! Regardless, thanks for the great videos and tours!!
Wow. You had a fun job. I am currently looking into putting my models into VR. There are intellectual property issues I am working out right now though.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Hey thanks for your response. Yes, being that I was in my early twenties it was a Blast! I definitely would like to be updated with what you decide to do once you work out the legal issues. I've subscribed so if you just let us subscribers know that'd be great. Have a great night and thanks again for everything.
Having grown up in the Leave it to Beaver era I can say it was very popular to have sheers on at least the living, dining and den type rooms. Also, very common on bedroom windows. I always had a crush on Wally and married someone almost the same age!
I remember my mother having sheers too.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane They of course are used in movies and TV shows so that there is an impression of outside without really seeing it and realizing it's fake with trees not moving in the wind. (Nice touch that you had them moving.)
Thank you for your time to show us her beautiful home
Glad you liked the tour.
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I found this video fascinating and sentimentally wonderful all at the same time. This reminds me of what real America used to be. We had a good standard of living back then and there was so much more happiness to life.
I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber