Exploring a $12,000,000 ABANDONED Mega Mansion | HUGE Indoor Pool
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2022
- This mega mansion was constructed in 1976 with 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms with a massive indoor pool. This place seems to have been abandoned around 2010. It’s is said that the family last to live here were from China who had successful businesses around the area. But somehow they lost it all and had to sell the house. It was then bought by a developer who possibly has plans to demolish the house or remodel. Today it’s sits abandoned with many things left behind! Hopefully this beautiful home can be saved an enjoyed again. There’s really much else we could find out about the family but nonetheless we are ready to show you what’s left!
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This mansion is extremely unique , should not be destroyed.
No one is tearing that place down. Use your head folks. It is obviously stuck in probate or some other court proceeding which is taking a long time especially if it involves a foreign country.
A bit of shoring up and renovation could house many people in micro apartments 🤔
@@perrymichales4242 LOL.
So buy it and renew it.....
I agree
Aside from the pink carpets, that architecture was ahead of its time, the trimmings, tiling, stone work, big open areas... amazing!!!
Where is this place located
That’s what I was thinking as well. Aside from the little bedrooms I’ve seen so far, I really like this place. The pool area especially. Beautiful!
if i was rich i would buy and restore this house literally so beautiful all the tiny details i noticed like the sinks with the flowers and all the pink detailing this is like my dream house i can imagine in it in its prime in the late 70’s absolutely beautiful
I'd do the same. Rich people and developers don't care about destroying millions of dollars worth of work or taking out things in the home someone else would buy
Do you have any idea how much it would take to restore I’m in construction management and something like this would cost well over 5 million to fully restored come on dude no one is going to do that
I don't think you can afford the taxes in this area, I believe eddy Murphy and other celebrities' live in this area.
I would buy it to if I was I was rich facts
@@souria25 no shit sherlock hence the literal beginning of my comment saying “if I was rich”
This place is absolutely amazing, the exterior was rather strange looking but when you get inside talk about high end. Thank you for showing this beautiful abandoned mansion
The outer exterior is unique which helps the building stay the test of time without seeming outdated.
This place needs to be saved. It can still be an awesome home for anyone that can afford it.
this is one of the few old mansions that holds up extremely well. be ashamed if it was destroyed its a piece of art
I totally agree. It would be a shame
That pool is deep enough to dive into!! And the condition of the sauna is BRAND NEW! The wood is spot less and perfect 👌
This home is incredible! I hope someone buys it and does a thoughtful remodel. The architecture, stonework and woodwork is phenomenal.
This is apparently one of renowned architect Norman Jaffe's BEST designs! (Too bad it is/ was sitting on a 4 acre LOT in about the most sought after zipcode/ area, in the US! (Where one might well be able to either resell the acreage for a 25- 50,000 sq. ft, mega- mansion? Or perhaps even subdivide that property, into 2- 4 lots?!) Even IF they "part it out" for a similar design construct... or "relocate it, St. Elsewhere..." it's a crying SHAME! (Along with those prior owners "remodeling," an architectural MASTERPIECE (in pink and green + garish gold plate, etc. in the '90s!) designed by a TOP 20th Century modernist, architect!!!
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My last info is that is that it will be leveled in 2023 and a new house built on the site.
Really a shame...
@@Humulus_Lupulusis it already gone? That’s a shame. So neat.
The amount of detail in that house speaks volumes of how a real boss lives his life. Stunning
Yeah it is pretty cool to see.
This place definitely should be restored. Beautiful home. I love how "90s" this home is. Like a step back in time.
It's late 70s..
The top qualities were 80s 90s
@@maybach5087 Nah, the 80's and 90's parts were crap, like the shitty plastic doors and horrible decor. The nice part like the stone and wood and design of the building is all 70s.
yep, stone and wood, the pool. that was all very 70s
it is actually built in 1976
I love this house. If I had money, I’d buy it and renovate it. I’d keep the wood and natural stone. I actually like the pool area. Quite amazing. I love the courtyards too. This house would be great with some solar panels and new technology. It has so much natural light.
Amazing house!!! I always try to picture in my mind what these abandoned places were like when they were lived in. The birthday parties, holidays, family gatherings, children runnung around playing and jumping in the pool, etc... all the memories that were made in this house are etched into their minds forever. I'm shocked people haven't stolen the TV, record player, equalizer and the other electronic stuff left behind. I'm also surprised young kids haven't ripped the iPad out of the wall. Maybe they tried but couldn't get it out... thank you sm for the tour! ❤
I do also if you listen you can hear the voices
This was Ron Jeremy’s house a famous porn star from back in the day. The house is supposedly destroyed from a cop raid because he was convicted of a lot of rapes. Now I’m sure people looking at the house like he did in this video also destroyed it some more but I’ve actually seen this house in person. Someone also tired to burn it down like 7 months ago I saw in another video that’s why they are talking about tearing it down.
You can always look up the records through any real estate or city records. But as soon as I saw the design in the floor I knew I had an idea of who that house may have belonged to. Those leaves in the floor are quite significant and most UN ambassadors or representatives have them in their homes. The garden by the kitchen was for fresh herbs for cooking. Many rich Aisian homes have them or used too. The rooms off the side of the kitchen were for the servants or chef quarters
So it was a Chinese ambassador for the UN that had to leave the US in 2010?
Apearantly the investor does some minor maintainance to the garden and outside atleast. You see some manicured hedges, and grass would be largely overgrown after 12 years
No address was provided by the guy who shot this video. He didn't want the house to be vandalized any further. So, someone would have to recognize it and knowexactly where it is to do that.
I'm sure this place is very far away from me, so I wouldn't have any idea how to look up that information.
@@melaniefogarty858 i understand, and not too interested about the location. but i'm always verry intrigued by how people suddenly change or have to change their perspective so drastically that they have to leave a house like this abandoned.
Also the reasoning why a bank or investment company would leave it to rot...
I also guessed that it must be a SpyAgent Mansion
This was Ron Jeremy’s house a famous porn star from back in the day. The house is supposedly destroyed from a cop raid because he was convicted of a lot of rapes. Now I’m sure people looking at the house like he did in this video also destroyed it some more but I’ve actually seen this house in person. Someone also tired to burn it down like 7 months ago I saw in another video that’s why they are talking about tearing it down.
Some of the areas in this home have a Frank Lloyd Wright vibe. Gorgeous.
I felt the same. There seems to be some FLW influence there. Nice catch!
😆 🤣 😂
This house is absolutely stunning. It was built the year I was born (76). I didn't think 70's houses could be that extravagant. Most of the abandoned houses i've seen explorers go into from the 70's era definitely don't look like this one. It had so much sunlight and so many unique features that it made it such an awesome explore. I've always wondered why teenagers feel the need to destroy properties and bust out windows. I mean, does it make them feel good or what? I will never understand. Thank you for the tour of this great house. I love it!
Was built in 1996 NOT 1976
96 not 76
@drkim6774
If you watch the beginning of the video he says 96 but in the right upper corner he put *1976* to show he said the wrong thing and then after that he said 90's but again corrected it by showing *70's* in the top right corner again.
don't care what year
@@karenbougher1219 Do you like the house no matter what year it is? Is that what you're saying?
Beautiful house, thank you for showing it. I hope they don't turn it down, it can be updated and converted into a hotel or something. It's a gem! The lighting, the wood work, the architecture... just amazing! It's also a shame the abandonment and the vandalism.
This house is a unique treasure and should definitely be preserved. It appears to be nicely built and I would imagine can withstand the elements for years to come. Especially for the fact that's it's partially underground. I wish I could afford to buy and restore/renovate it. I would in a heartbeat for sure. I mean who has his/hers master tubs???? 😭
P.S. I HATE DESTRUCTIVE LIL PsOS!!!
I totally 💯 % agree with you Gunnard Black!
Very cool house! The stairs from the kitchen to the second floor was most likely the maids living quarters. Gives the maid direct access to the kitchen. That's why the bathroom wasn't as fancy. The panel with the switches on the wall probably told the maid which area she was being called to. Fun fact, those weren't broken records on the floor. Those were "Laser Discs" . Before there were DVD's or Blue-Ray you had Laser Discs for high quality video. Great video guys!!
Glad someone else remembers laser discs!
yup remember laser discs and I made the same comment about the maid's living quarters then found your comment.
@@keithcevasco2827 hehe, too funny. 😁
Yes, laser disks. Dammit I said cd disk in my comment. I knew it wasn't right lol
I never felt so old as when he called them records..
Absolutely beautiful. I sure hope the bank sells it to someone who can restore it. I can't stand when people damage other people's property. This is by far the nicest place I have seen. I love the pool area. ❤
This video was the best one I have seen so far. Love, love, LOVE the pool area and the first half of the house. If I could afford to live there, I would. The wood, the pool, the design, perfect! ❤️
Every now and again RUclips recommends something good, this is one of those times.
Top notch for mid 70's build for sure. Ultra contemporary with the diagonally set slats on the wall , sky lights in the living room floor to ceiling windows with some at 45 degree slants. The architectural vocabulary of this mansion was amazing . The previous owners spent a pretty penny having that house designed and built to modern for the day arch specs . Once again an amazing find and a crying shame if it is scheduled to be torn down. I would live there and rehab the place in a heart beat . Glad that you were able to document it before it's gone .
1996 was when it was built
@@lisajackson5134 Note the Gold and green, definitely 90's.
@@lisajackson5134 2:41 "This mega mansion was constructed in 1976"
@@lisajackson5134 it looked really 1990s to me, absolutely.
@@weareallbeingwatched4602 Redecorated in the nineties. The architecture, stone , and woodwork are original from the seventies.
I'm definitely a fan of all the wood, stonework and windows. I would have loved to see the views from all those windows where the blinds/curtains were closed. This place is a weird mix of modern rustic (wood, natural stonework, deer antler lights) those super fancy bathrooms with the gold fixtures, etc. and then the really plain kitchen and extra bedrooms. The pool and the area around it were my favorite here.
Recognized this house immediately in the thumbnail as I once stumbled across it while doing some hiking with a friend. It’s a beautiful design and it’s a shame to see it vandalized. Thanks for making these videos it’s both fascinating and sad to see these places that once were and to think of all the people and memories that passed through them.
Where about were you hiking when you came across this mansion?
That is why they should never take so long in trying to decide whether to renovate it or tear it down ,as longer it's sits vacant the higher chance of more kids coming in to vandalize it ,not sure who is even responsible if a kid gets hurt while vandalizing it
You should mention all the cedar wood in most of the closets. You know it repels moths that eat clothing. This place is great!❤😊
I don’t often like huge mansions due to the high degree of grotesquely designed features lacking any taste, but this one seems pretty nice. I think that one room you didn’t know the purpose of is a sitting room. I really like the pool area. That one is cool.
Big Mansion are cool
It is only a lack of taste by your personal opinion - doesn’t mean diddly squat - maybe it is you lacking in appreciation and the understanding that you are not the universal guardian of good taste
@@lindamaggs9787 so you like all mansions? All cheeseburgers? All shows on TV? You’re correct that it is all my opinion just as yours is your own.
Wow..be nice everyone can have an opinion. Agree to disagree ✌🏼
Love this house. So funny that the "records" smashed on the floor are laser discs, not vinyl. And the "iPads" in the walls weren't. Probably security screens.
Thanks for calling those out. Not hating on the young buck here, but it's a pretty easy google to figure out what those things are. Considering these kids are internet natives, I'm a little disappointed they didn't think to do some cursory research before throwing this out there.
Obviously joking bruh
Love the architecture
..and love how much natural sunlight the house gets.
I can’t even imagine living like this. This is a pretty cool find for sure.
I love this place! I wonder what's wrong with people that they feel the need to vandalize property. What do people get out of destroying other people's things?
Humans are the most destructive creatures on this earth.
The layout of this house isn't bad for being built in the 70's, the pool room would definitely need to be updated, opened up because those extra rooms are a waste. Those rooms can be turned into a game room with pool table, possibly open up and extend the overhang where the patio was and add a small bar looking over the pool. Either way, I hope they don't demolish this house, the wood work, cedar all over the place is just amazing. Stone work looks exceptional too.
Built in 1996 not 1976
The house looks to have a well thought out passive solar design. It would be interesting to know who the architect was, which may have an effect on value, and its unique design may add more value if restored and updated, rather than demolishing it, so as to put a few more houses in an area that does not appear to have a land shortage.
I’d LOVE to know who the architect was!!
@@SaraBellum777 his name was Norman jaffe. He is pretty famous. I find it hard to believe this house will be demolished. I hope he is mistaken. Most of the houses he built in the Hampton have been restored and are very sought after.
@@BusterMSC1 Thanks for naming the Architect - he has an interesting body of work.
Those two areas in the middle of the house surrounded by windows or walls on all four sides, open sky, are called atriums. I think courtyards usually have outside access. I grew up in house with an atrium, it was a great feature. Also I think the cook & or housekeeper lived in the 'cold' plain rooms off the kitchen. No fancy bathrooms for the help.
This mansion is unusual and unique, I love it all, and it is a shame a place like this is going to be torn down! It would be a dream come true to have the means to live in a place like this!! Ty for sharing!! Stay safe and keep on exploring! 🙂❤
I wonder how long they lived there?
I question why a little girls bedroom is next to the pool unless you lock her in at night.
The house deserves to be renovated and updated.
I'm having a hard time understanding the decision to put the bedrooms right next to an indoor pool. Even if it's salt water, to avoid the chlorine smell, you'd still have to contend with the moisture getting into the rugs and furniture.
My favorite part is the sunken living room in front of the fireplace, I saw that in the late 80s at my dads friends house, it was so freaking cool with an octagon shaped couch t was custom made, I was nine at the time, and I still love interior design, so that, and all that beautiful, natural light, if I had the money, I definitely would not tear down. It’s very original, great find✌🏻💕
When a house has a multi room bathroom with an upstairs and a downstairs and it's own staircase, you are definitely rolling In money. Either that, or you are REALLY into bathrooms. To bad it's getting demolished, I would love a 2 story bathroom with its own staircase😁
Hello how are you doing, hope you are good and staying?....
It’s a sin for anyone wanting to demolish this mansion . As a designer and builder , I’m amazed the elements haven’t taken its toll . The Architectural details in the ceiling are amazing . Wish someone would buy and preserve the house . Wonder where it’s located?
Qual a localização?
It's the Milton Gilbert house, look it up, it has an interesting story that I wish this RUclipsr would spend a minute looking it up and sharing. Alpine NY.
@GAK they don't share it because they are respectful of the property and don't want others to go there and trash the place and take what is left
I adore this house and those style of design. It's honestly something you would see in 1970s 1980s movies/tv shows. I wouldn't be surprised if it was used in a film or show its that nice, great architecture. I'd love to know who the architect was.
Yes I agree this house is a masterpiece. The architect was Norman Jaffe in the 70's 👍 a genius that designed much of this style houses and unfortunately he died by suicide 😢
Norman Jaffe...in the past we thought great artistic work or buildings had to be preserved as a testament of our generations brilliance. With such a home getting demolished how will future tell that we too created great work. Where will they can inspiration from?
One of the most beautiful homes I’ve ever seen!! That woodwork is spectacular!! This home is worthy of being restored. What a beauty!’
WOW WOW WOW!!! This is such a unique home and built with such amazing quality - the woodwork, the stonework, the marble, the granite, the pool, the sauna, the light fixtures, the bathrooms, the plumbing fixtures, the closets, the mirrors, the leaded and stained glass, the windows and doors, the courtyard and garden spaces - incredible!! No expense was spared!!
In that massive master suite, the plumbing fixtures were probably gold plated copper or brass, because one can see the verdigris tarnish/stain on some of them.
That smaller space where it was cold, looked like a bathrooms/bedrooms/kitchenette area...I'm guessing that was servant's quarters.
I wish there was existing blueprints of the floorplan somewhere. That would be pretty amazing.
This home SHOULD NOT BE DESTROYED! SO MUCH that remains is very salvageable.
If this home is destroyed, that would be just shameful!! Hopefully it'll be remodeled, but in the same opulence.
A lot of the old fixtures could be sold/auctioned off to people interested in giving them new life. ALL of the bathtubs in this home are probably porcelain over cast iron. Very durable!! And new jet systems can be put in the jetted tubs and upcycled.
If I had money, disposable income type of money, I'd LOVE to buy this and lovingly restore it, instead of stripping the original character from it!!
Fingers crossed it doesn't get destroyed!!
I think this is why extremely wealthy people often rent these kinds of homes. The upkeep is insanely tiresome, but then on top of that ....expensive. And then, you have to remodel every so often to keep it looking like it's supposed to...which is a fortune more. Gorgeous home. Thanks for posting.
If I were a developer I would definitely fix this place up. It’s an amazing home.
Dream home, I'd probably never leave if I lived there. Also, I can't imagine what it would be like to grow up in a house like this. Just imagine what their vacation homes were like....
The back staircase off kitchen took you up to an entire separate living quarter. Probably where Maid or Nanny lived. Also laundry area was near there. Loved the house.
You never showed us where those spiral stairs led to! I am dying to know. Staircases are my favorite part of a house. Please let us see where all the stairs go ( as long as they are safe of course). Especially the back and enclosed stairs. Thank you so much!
Definitely need to know about the spiral staircase!!!
I wanted to know also!!!
I wanna know what’s down there. Please go back!!
Im here for this comment.
Thought I was the only one wondering THAT!
Who ever built that house, was very smart with that basement. Excellent work, smart inside plumbing, heating all located in a great dry place.
So true for other mansion the plumbing and heating seems like an after thought placement. To the point when you enter the housing room, things are all over the place.
This house is gorgeous. I am a very modern/contemporary type person, and this house is all that. As for all of the wood in this house... Normally, I would not like it, but because of all the beautiful stonework, the woodwork looks just as beautiful. The stonework and woodwork, enhance/accentuate one another. I rarely comment on abandoned houses, but this one is amazing. Thank you for taking the time to do this mansion. You always do such a great job, with your explorations. Anytime I need to relax, I just watch a few of your videos. You really seem to enjoy, what you do, and it shows in your videos. Keep up the great work! You are so appreciated. Peace! ☮️
Also, I have seen a few of your explorations with your wife. You two are such a lovely couple. I saw your video on the Viking town(Iceland), and I wanted to wish you and your wife, a very Happy 🥂 Anniversary. May the best years be ahead of you. Stay blessed! 🌞
The lay out maybe somewhat contemporary but the decorations and finishes not so much
Why would this amazing home be destroyed? It's a damn shame!!
Hello how are you doing....Hope you are having a perfect time over there.❤💖❣💞.
Probably because people with tons of money would still rather have something new instead. Otherwise this house (cool as it is) would've already sold a long time ago by now.
This place is FIRE! Like the thought and meticulous detail of everything right down to the design is amazing! What a shame to destroy that.
I am in love with the wood ceilings. I hope they don't demolish it.
That’s like a MTV drama show house but I love it
The iPads in the walls are actually a Crestron system, it’s home automation, look it up, it’s amazing kit 👍🏻
Such a shame that they don't want to re-purpose what is there! Why tear it down?
Gaining then maintaining wealth doesn't always end well...
Absolutely beautiful. Please keep finding these hidden gems. It's unbelievable how these millionaires live.
Let me win the lottery. I'd buy and reno that in a heartbeat! Love it!
STUNNING!!! I can't imagine it being abandoned. Such a tragedy that it will be demolished
Hello how are you doing, hope you are good and staying?..
"Cleaning system for the pool" is a central vacuum. Just plug the hose into a wall outlet and that thing automatically turns on. If you see one, also look in the kickspace under cabinets, because there were sometimes outlets you could turn on or off by kicking a switch and sweep dust into them.
This has been my favorite abandoned mansion so far! I truly hope they restore instead of rebuilding. I'm in absolute love with this location❤️ BTW I'm watching from the super small town of Forest City in Rutherford County North Carolina!! I bet you don't come down to these parts huh?
Some many people they dream to have a house like that one Soo beautiful
Holy cow! This place is amazing!!! So many beautiful things in this house!
Dang, I sure hope they don’t tear it down!
Thank you for such a great find!
Amazing house!!! The pool is to die for! Love it. Shame being demolished. Great explore! 🥰🥰🥰
I think that "entertainment room" off to the side of the master was just that. They're rich so it was probably an extra living room for the master as opposed to having the TV and entertainment in the bedroom
If you dive in you probably will die of a broken neck.
@@keithbstar1 haha 😂
Out of all the abandoned mansions, I like this one the best
This was incredible! Thanks so much for showing it‼
A stunning and unique architectural masterpiece with a distinct oriental twist. The wooden ceiling in the pool area is breathtaking - this house should NOT be knocked down. A very cool explore
The pool is the star attraction. Empty pools give me the creeps but this one is a work of art.
Thanks for the tour
Empty pools have always given me the creeps. I used to have nightmares about empty pools when I was a kid.
Agreed. I can't see an empty pool without thinking of the one in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. It was at an old soviet HQ that the US was using as a base. The empty pool had bullet holes in it and the story was that the taliban had executed people in it.
What a gorgeous place!! Guess money can buy anything!!
Wow -- the wood ceilings in the indoor pool is absolutely gorgeous. It's horrible that they're going to demolish this; screw developers and their greedy lack of appreciation for unique architecture that can be saved.
I do believe the last room with the downgraded bathroom was the maid's quarters, with easy access to the laundry area. What a spectacular house. I always envision what it must have been like when it was filled with a family. Love your videos :)
I was thinking the same thing.
Beautiful architecture and details! I hope they decide not to demolish it because it would be wonderful as a resort or retreat, even a winery with all the land.
Texas! agrees!
I agree with you!
Hopefully it’ll be saved!!
Maybe a nice restaurant and club.
@@KB-ke3fi Retirement home with garden.
I really appreciate what you do. This is become my not so guilty pleasure. I work two jobs. When I come home after 10 hour day, I just want to sit down with a glass of wine and watch one of your videos. It just is so relaxing for me. So thank you for what you do. For lack of a term, I would really call it truly a ministry. If you don’t have new videos available sometimes I will watch something by BigBankz, Jeremy Explores, and Brent of Abandoned Urbex Canada fame. I am so thankful for what all of you boys do. “Boys”. Haha! because I am older, frankly, everyone is a kid to me. No disrespect. Thank you Noah. Your videos are a pleasure to watch.
I am amazed at this place. I can visualize it all new and decorated. Just so impressive. The wood and stone!
I'm surprised it has not been vandalized - there must be some security.
If it is to be demolished the wood should be recycled, used elsewhere.
It would also make for a good community centre if condos were built around it. Lots of potential.
Well done guys.
The woodwork in that pool room is amazing!
Yeah I was kinda blown away
How they kept that wood from rotting with all that pool humidity is a mystery.
Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⚓ now this place is absolutely phenomenal! Thanks for taking us along. Keep up the great work and may God bless you and your family 👍✌️🇺🇲
The pool and the room’s ceiling, tile circle floor in kitchen and swan golden fixtures are my favorites. But all is incredible. Thank you, BigBankz for showing!wow 😮
Big houses are so interesting but so wildly impractical! We had a decent sized house and I remember thinking, how many places do I need to sit!
What's impractical abt it
This is actually my favorite mansion RUclips video of all time. It hurt to see what kids have done to it. My favorite part is the woodwork in the ceiling above the pool.
Yes, this is a fabulous, imaginative earth- bermed mansion. Ive never seen any place like this. That pool would be a dream come true to enjoy every day. Thanks so much for showing this beauty. Its my favorite tour of all!!!
I loved the master bedroom and the bathroom with the steps . Unbelievable. And the pool area was off the chain
Pink is thought to bring love and joy in the Chinese culture.
I loved the whole house, in my mind I can't fathom why anyone in their right mind would want to tear it down. I would be living in it or find someone to rent it to. Loved it!!!
This abandoned place is incredible & the ceiling in the pool area is gorgeous & sauna & the floor plan is amazing
This place is magnificent! It should be restored for sure!
Very FLW feel, I love it!
The house is surprisingly sound and only needs a bit of maintenance to get it into shape again because it is already in decent condition. It would be a shame to tear down such a nice house, especially since it has survived for so long.
You made it downstairs by the pool but not downstairs in the main area. I would have loved to have seen what was down there. I absolutely love this house. Thanks for the tour!
How do you become an urban explorer?
I agree this Mansion is extremely unique and should not be destroyed one of the best I've seen I absolutely love this this is awesome awesome
I'm so glad you don't give out these locations! All the vandalism ruins it!
Amazing! But where did the spiral staircase lead to?! I’m so curious. I hope the house doesn’t get demolished, it’s so unique.
Things are not likely up to code and I wonder about the insulation in the place. In this day and age with high lumber prices and everything else it wouldn't be worth it to renovate it.
@@MissX905 That house is so large that it would 1000% be worth it to restore it. They would spend $100,000-$200,000 just to demolish it and then would have to spend $2 million+ to rebuild it when they could just spend $50,000 to fix everything and update it all. It's really ignorant that people think it's cheaper to demolish homes than it is to renovate them. That's exactly how slumlords and land developers keep people in the dark so they waste thousands if not millions on extra unnecessary work. Don't add into spreading misinformation.
@@MissX905 It would absolutely be worth it to renovate. It doesn’t need a lot.
@@LaStryka it would cost more than 50k. Way more.
What an incredible home! Retro design is so on point today!! Love it. Thank you for the superb presentation!
This place was so cool. Definitely one of the best you've explored.
First off, I’d like to thank you for being very considerate and respectful how you treat every building that you show us. You’d think that in the pool area that the windows would open to bring the outdoor’s in.
This mansion is fantastic,the design is awesome. I have never seen before an inside pool like this,so beautiful. Sad to see the destroy! Thanks for the video. Greetings from Germany.
I love this house! It’s beautiful!! It’s a shame they are going to demolish it.
I would love to have a job like yours! It has to be so cool stepping into what others lived in and figuring out their lifestyles, joys and oft times sad endings to their lives stories Thanks for a great tour!
The house would be FAB for a movie location. Unreal, thank you for exploring.
This is one of the top three explores that I love. Such an incredible exploration
Going exploring with you is on my bucket list. ❤️
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Those cedar ceilings in the pool area and sauna (or some type of bougie wood) are insane. Immense waste of beautiful materials 😔 Great vlog!
This mansion is pure gold, this is so beautiful, it’s not quite to be destroyed, seems it’s safe.