I love seeing these houses retro and untouched. I totally understand why you are so protective of the houses you visit. It’s a shame when people ruin them.
Nice house. Thank you for showing it. That sunroom floor is the old pavers that were originally the patio. The original owners changed a few things over the years as would be normal. Oddly it looks like the second owners touched nothing!
The curved ceiling is called cove. My mom would have loved the foyer wallpaper! We had similar in our house, plus the see through drapes were the thing. Olive or avocado green was very popular. Love these retro tours, reminds me of my childhood.
Those 50s houses really had a feel all their own, i believe the sun room/solarium was a add on, especially with the stairway to the cellar, and the step down from the kitchen. the sunburst clocks are in fact collectables now. Bull nose counter in the kitchen, window seat, the bias checkerboard floor. The raised area in the storage may have been an enclosed soil bank, many homes of that period & before had them. the old owners must have really loved it there. Good catch Ethan.
So many cool features in this house, the bathroom, the kitchen, those light switches. Thank you Ethan for another great explore, always excited to see when you have a new upload.
That was fun. I really liked the kitchen.....it may be an "old style" but I wouldn't change a thing. That bench by the window probably had a table in front of it. Perfect place for breakfast or have a sit-down with a friend over a cup of coffee. Thanks for sharing.
Yep. Ours had a half circle so it didn't block the entry. I would love to have several of the lights. Especially the pulldown white saucer shaped one. I had one of those over my desk in my bedroom and I just loved it.
I really liked this house. Wouldn’t need to change much except some carpet and window treatments. Love the fireplace and the bathroom. Wonder if the fridge was red to match the sink. Really cool kitchen. Would love to have the vintage clock in basement and a few of the light fixtures too. My nightmare would be to be stuck in that storage room that has the crawl space. Loved the wallpapers. Enjoyed this exploration. Keep safe and keep making these great videos.
House #1 was updated sometime in the 1970’s Ethan. Those green bathroom fixtures and the green drapes and the green carpeting were all the rage in the ‘70’s. Avocado & Celery green we’re all the rage. My Great Aunt lived @2550 Lake Shore Drive in Chicago & she bought slime green deep pile carpet for the living room. My mom had those light plates. You can still find similar ones at Lowes in the United States. Love the multi-colored tile in the basement. I love all the time & care you take going through these homes Ethan. You do a really GREAT Job documenting these homes. 👍🏻
Great tour Ethan. Again, your respect for these gems is heartwarming. I just about sob when I see those draperies on traverse rods as I am in search of some for the picture window in our '55 ranch house. They are impossible to find! Also .. that clock would go for $100's at an MCM show. Thanks for appreciation and enthusiasm for these gorgeous homes.
That was a riot Ethan! It felt like I was back in my childhood home.Loved the kitchen! Our kitchen had blue countertops. Red,white & blue floors. Rounded shelves. Loved that bathroom(same coloring in 1of our bathrooms-the other was blue ) Our home is still lived in, only the 2nd owner. I won’t go on & bore everyone, but it really took me back. What a shame it won’t be saved. I loved it
This is probably my favorite 50's period home. It is so retro and just remarkable that it's stayed largely in that era. I loved the kitchen and the bathroom, they should be showcased somewhere! Great video! Stay safe and take care! God bless, xxx Kat
Hi Ethan I like this house. The kitchen was really retro with that black and white floor. I love that sunroom, it’s so big and roomy. I like the entry wallpaper. The basement was creepy looking. The only thing I saw wrong with this house is the mold in the basement. It’s a shame that they have to demo this nice house. Looking forward to seeing the house next to this one. Until then stay safe and well.
What a gem you found!! You can tell that house was well loved. It's still a beauty! It was a step back in time and I didn't want to come back to now. What a shame it will soon be gone😢 Oh, I almost forgot to say that I am surprised you didn't draw attention tothe old glass door knobs.
What a lovely unique gem of a house. I remember seeing the red horse curtains a few places when I was a little girl. Also I remember a couple of our neighbors had the sunburst clock over their living room mantels when I was little. That would be roughly 1965-1975. The kitchen is definitely very cool. Another great find Ethan. Thank you for the tour.
Another awesome find, love these untouched homes of this era and your live for them as well..You have an old soul young man and nothing wrong with that ♥️
Wow what a nice retro home. I especially loved the kitchen , bathroom , laundry room. The Mac computer I bought one in 2003 when it first came out and regret having to give it up in a move. Thank you for sharing I wish someone could recover and reuse some of the features in this house. It's a shame to see reusable things destroyed love the colored bathtub and kitchen sink. ❤❤ and also the lightening fixtures as well.
Whoa!!! I watch (and like) all of your videos... I appreciate what you do to bring these to the general public... That being said this house hit me...It is pretty close to exactly the house I grew up in from birth to age 9- Pittsburgh, PA....Hit me like deja vu... I spent several years in Knoxville, TN in a house just like this too... from age 9 to adulthood... Am I in the Matrix? I am just blown away!! thank you sooo much
@@synchronicity1470 if I only can tell u n show u the synchronicitys I go thru the daily u wouldn’t believe it , I’m sure u can say the same , this reality is nuts lol
@@hardhittinnb8333 it is!! Don't you feel like you are having miracles happening?? That's pretty much what it is. 😸 Hey, if you are experiencing a life of steady synchronicities occurring all the time, you are incredibly tuned in to your path and that is amazing & wild!! Be grateful!! I've had some severe grief, trauma & loss knocking me off my orbit for awhile now but I am shaking it off & see the synchronicity returning as I rediscover spirit. Thank for letting me know about yours, HardHittin!! We all need to communicate more. ☮
Love this house!! Thank you Ethan for showing us such an awesome retro home. The kitchen is my favourite, reminds me of the retro diners like Wimpys with the checkerboard flooring and red accessories. I'd love to have that bathroom sink/tub/toilet. The quality of those pieces are incredible!! Really enjoyed this rare style home.
Hi Ethan :) I liked some parts of that house,I liked the clock that was cool.The fireplace was really nice.The black&white and red kitchen was crazy,I never seen a red sink before lol.That bathroom with the black tile and green trim my grandparents did that in their bathroom but it wasn't pink hahahaha and their sink was old school to.Good cool video tho.See you next time Ethan😎🏎😁I am still trying to recover from covid,hope this goes away soon.Your videos help out alot to🏎😎
Loved this house! A lot reminds me of my grandparents house. All those little touches you don’t see anymore. My apartment building is old so there are glass covers on the lights and one switch plate is polished steel. Oh, and the old school medicine cabinet with a slot in the back for razor blade deposit. Can’t wait to see the other house next door!
Love the '50s home, so many cool features. I kept wondering where the laundry room was and you did finally show. Ty for this explore. God bless and safe always.
I like that house especially the kitchen and the floors are awesome that's my kind of taste. I like the house when the kitchen is huge and the cabinets at my reach like the sink is awesome and a light fixtures how they are red that is awesome the house is. 👍👍👍👍👍
Loved this place!!! I love all of the storage places & all of the little architectural features that they had in that era!!! Sooo very sad that it will be torn down to a lost era😰😢😞 Thank you Ethan for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!! I loved it ❤
A brilliant find Ethan, the kitchen was amazing. But the bathroom was incredible. I think someone’s been slowly renovating the place and trying to keep it as authentic as possible. All the original fixtures and fittings are priceless. Would have loved to get my hands on so much of the stuff!
Love this house. Ok now that kitchen is fantastic. I would change the red sink all red light covers. I would love being in this kitchen. The round seat at windows love it. Also what you do with that put round table there and a couple chairs on other side of table. It would be great. Thank you so much Ethan for seeing that kitchen.
I'm a night custodian at a southwest Washington State high school built in 1928. We have those beautiful terrazzo floors, separated by gold strips, running in our upper and lower hallways. I have the distinct privilege of buffing them most nights with a diamond pad, ride-on scrubber. They really are beautiful and truly shine in the light. Cleaning? Not so great. Cleaning beautiful, historic floors? Not so bad. Our cafeteria looks like Hogwarts, too, with it's exposed beams and wrought iron chandeliers. It definitely makes the job more enjoyable. Great explore!
Wow the wallpaper is real loud and busy. I love the layout of the house. Oh man, I have so many ideas to update this house . I love the build in bench as well. I am sad that it will be destroyed. Thank you Ethan for sharing the video and as usual a very good find.❤️
What a lovely home for it’s time , the kitchen was totally 80’s , my kitchen had the same floor , I scored a chrome and vinyl dining set and painted the vinyl red on the seats and back ! It was pretty cool ! Pretty cool house !! I pray someone took the clock to preserve 🙏🏻Thanks again Ethan for your work .
Nice house Ethan. Bummer it's going to be demolished. Real nice kitchen. Weird basement, wonder if it flooded. Awesome about the subs Ethan. That's amazing. Congrats. Looking forward to seeing the next house. You stay safe out there. Who's your friend?
That was an awesome original old house 😍 there are so many cool design features and elements! The sunroom was awesome, and really loved the large windows in the living room, and the kitchen was really nice and design was great, but I'll be honest, black tiles are not one of my favorites; there are so many colors and options back then, that I probably would have went with something more colorful. The bathroom fixtures were awesome also, and the laundry room was so very cool, with the wash tub! I also loved the special little mid-century decor touches, like the front door handle, and the little sunburst design etched in the glass on the bathroom medicine cabinet, and sunburst style clock in the basement as well, so very sweet! 😍 Enjoyed as always! 😃🤘✌️
Ethan! The swag light in the front living room, the pendant lights in the eat in area of the kitchen and that clock in the basement.... Save those if you can. A very nice piece of history there and very mid century. Even if you need to donate them to a renovation project... Holy moly!
The entry wallpaper is pure 1970s; the kitchen was more 1980s, when white/black decor was the fad. growing up in a 1950s ranch home, I don't recall ours, or any of our neighbors using wallpaper, that was something our grandparents used to cover up cracks and defects on walls, so boomers, buying their first homes, went the opposite direction, no wallpaper, no two-story homes, modern furniture. Every generation tries to be distinctive from their parents, totally changing architecture was one way. That basement floor though, pure 50s "modern", kinda liked it lol. Great video as usual, thanks!
The laundry room was very cool in it's day. I loved that wash tub and that shade of yellow. Something about this time capsule made me so happy. Thanks so much!!
The original owners are probably dead. But it gives me a warm feeling that a family once lived there and all the good times they had and at the same time sad that they are probably dead. It's a very nice place and looks in better shape than the house I'm living in. My house is 1962. Thank you for the video.
this one is really cool , the porch to the kitchen area looks like a deck on a train or ship with the rounded window bay like a outer deck on a ship , very cool old tile work and the front door handle is unique , looks like the original owner was into tile and stayed there since it was new , ya some updated floors they where probably carpet before , but mostly all original house still
A MAZ ING💥loved it ..red sink..👍..everything was incredible..I would move in tomorrow ..looks a nice cosy warm home ...thanks Ethan. Stay safe and well 🙏😘🇬🇧
Very cool house I love the kitchen! Black white and red was very very big in the 80s. The whole house is not original. Some of it was redone in the'80s and some looks like it's redone in the late 90s or early 2000s. I love the basement steps. Each of different color. My sister did that with carpeting up to my nephew's attic bedroom using Remnant carpeting.
Asbestos floors were common back then but lot's of water damage. We have a sub pump and a French drain. I also think the kitchen had been updated due to the counter tops
odd mish-mash of eras. The kitchen looks like a mid-80's nod to retro, where they'd have red mixers, blenders & stuff. But red was not used in MSM kitchens, uness they were going for a popular Diner vibe. It was mostly about pastels in bathrooms and pink, yellow, turquoise, & later the earthy pallet of golds, oranges & greens in the kitchens. Red was very popular in mid-late 30's, early 40's kitchens where you'd find red countertops, vinyl & in accessories like curtains & canister sets. Sinks would have remained white. These black & white checkerboard floors are also reminiscent of 30-40's. Sweet bathroom. Under the starburst clock was (I think) a drafting table that could be tilted up; $200 value. Cool red barkcloth curtains; very expensive is vintage barkcloth fabric. thanks for the explore, Ethan!!
If I ever win a significant amount of $,(slim to none chances, I'm sure), I am going to show this video to home builders, and have a carbon copy made🤣! I adore this place! Thanks Ethan ❤️
I'm so glad you're documenting these slices of history. Such a shame they're getting demolished. Do you know if these banks / developers contract people to salvage all the cool elements / materials??
I love seeing these houses retro and untouched. I totally understand why you are so protective of the houses you visit. It’s a shame when people ruin them.
Love this!!! Out of curiosity why are these homes not up for sale???
@@cindymesa4020 exactly it’s pointless to waste property buy putting up a tourist attraction you might as well just knock it down
Nice house. Thank you for showing it. That sunroom floor is the old pavers that were originally the patio. The original owners changed a few things over the years as would be normal. Oddly it looks like the second owners touched nothing!
The curved ceiling is called cove. My mom would have loved the foyer wallpaper! We had similar in our house, plus the see through drapes were the thing. Olive or avocado green was very popular. Love these retro tours, reminds me of my childhood.
Those 50s houses really had a feel all their own, i believe the sun room/solarium was a add on, especially with the stairway to the cellar, and the step down from the kitchen. the sunburst clocks are in fact collectables now. Bull nose counter in the kitchen, window seat, the bias checkerboard floor. The raised area in the storage may have been an enclosed soil bank, many homes of that period & before had them. the old owners must have really loved it there. Good catch Ethan.
What a hidden gem! The kitchen and sunroom are awesome. It looks like it was well taken care of in it's day. Thanks Ethan!
So many cool features in this house, the bathroom, the kitchen, those light switches. Thank you Ethan for another great explore, always excited to see when you have a new upload.
Absolutely love the house,entrence the wall paper ,love the kitchen and bathroom Just the whole house Thanks👍❤️🇺🇸
That was fun. I really liked the kitchen.....it may be an "old style" but I wouldn't change a thing. That bench by the window probably had a table in front of it. Perfect place for breakfast or have a sit-down with a friend over a cup of coffee. Thanks for sharing.
Yep. Ours had a half circle so it didn't block the entry. I would love to have several of the lights. Especially the pulldown white saucer shaped one. I had one of those over my desk in my bedroom and I just loved it.
I really liked this house. Wouldn’t need to change much except some carpet and window treatments. Love the fireplace and the bathroom. Wonder if the fridge was red to match the sink. Really cool kitchen. Would love to have the vintage clock in basement and a few of the light fixtures too. My nightmare would be to be stuck in that storage room that has the crawl space. Loved the wallpapers. Enjoyed this exploration. Keep safe and keep making these great videos.
House #1 was updated sometime in the 1970’s Ethan. Those green bathroom fixtures and the green drapes and the green carpeting were all the rage in the ‘70’s. Avocado & Celery green we’re all the rage. My Great Aunt lived @2550 Lake Shore Drive in Chicago & she bought slime green deep pile carpet for the living room. My mom had those light plates. You can still find similar ones at Lowes in the United States. Love the multi-colored tile in the basement. I love all the time & care you take going through these homes Ethan. You do a really GREAT Job documenting these homes. 👍🏻
Black and Green bathroom one of the coolest you have ever shown us! Little vanity was precious!
Great tour Ethan. Again, your respect for these gems is heartwarming. I just about sob when I see those draperies on traverse rods as I am in search of some for the picture window in our '55 ranch house. They are impossible to find! Also .. that clock would go for $100's at an MCM show. Thanks for appreciation and enthusiasm for these gorgeous homes.
That was a riot Ethan! It felt like I was back in my childhood home.Loved the kitchen! Our kitchen had blue countertops. Red,white & blue floors. Rounded shelves. Loved that bathroom(same coloring in 1of our bathrooms-the other was blue ) Our home is still lived in, only the 2nd owner. I won’t go on & bore everyone, but it really took me back. What a shame it won’t be saved. I loved it
Agreed ! He did say the new owners gonna tear it down ??? 🤦♂️ 😔
I would love to purchase even one of these retro houses 🏘️ I find them cozy because it takes me back to a happier times in my life 😊❤
Hi Ethan! Always enjoy watching your videos. Thank you so much 😊
This is probably my favorite 50's period home. It is so retro and just remarkable that it's stayed largely in that era. I loved the kitchen and the bathroom, they should be showcased somewhere! Great video! Stay safe and take care! God bless, xxx Kat
Hi Ethan
I like this house. The kitchen was really retro with that black and white floor. I love that
sunroom, it’s so big and roomy. I like the entry wallpaper. The basement was creepy
looking. The only thing I saw wrong with this house is the mold in the basement. It’s a
shame that they have to demo this nice house. Looking forward to seeing the house
next to this one. Until then stay safe and well.
What a gem you found!! You can tell that house was well loved. It's still a beauty! It was a step back in time and I didn't want to come back to now. What a shame it will soon be gone😢 Oh, I almost forgot to say that I am surprised you didn't draw attention tothe old glass door knobs.
What a lovely unique gem of a house. I remember seeing the red horse curtains a few places when I was a little girl. Also I remember a couple of our neighbors had the sunburst clock over their living room mantels when I was little. That would be roughly 1965-1975. The kitchen is definitely very cool. Another great find Ethan. Thank you for the tour.
Ethan this was classic! Reminds me of my parents home! The one that I grew up in when I was small!
Cool house 🏠 great video
When you love a house it can become your family too. 60 years isn't near enough time to be with family you love
Excellent video Ethan and thank you for sharing it with us 👍❤️😎
Another awesome find, love these untouched homes of this era and your live for them as well..You have an old soul young man and nothing wrong with that ♥️
Wow what a nice retro home. I especially loved the kitchen , bathroom , laundry room. The Mac computer I bought one in 2003 when it first came out and regret having to give it up in a move. Thank you for sharing I wish someone could recover and reuse some of the features in this house. It's a shame to see reusable things destroyed love the colored bathtub and kitchen sink. ❤❤ and also the lightening fixtures as well.
Whoa!!! I watch (and like) all of your videos... I appreciate what you do to bring these to the general public... That being said this house hit me...It is pretty close to exactly the house I grew up in from birth to age 9- Pittsburgh, PA....Hit me like deja vu... I spent several years in Knoxville, TN in a house just like this too... from age 9 to adulthood... Am I in the Matrix? I am just blown away!! thank you sooo much
Yup I like to call it THE BEAST MATRIX SYSTEM…. Zero coincidences much love ✌️
@@hardhittinnb8333😄
i call it synchronicity. ☮
@@synchronicity1470 if I only can tell u n show u the synchronicitys I go thru the daily u wouldn’t believe it , I’m sure u can say the same , this reality is nuts lol
@@hardhittinnb8333 it is!! Don't you feel like you are having miracles happening?? That's pretty much what it is. 😸
Hey, if you are experiencing a life of steady synchronicities occurring all the time, you are incredibly tuned in to your path and that is amazing & wild!! Be grateful!!
I've had some severe grief, trauma & loss knocking me off my orbit for awhile now but I am shaking it off & see the synchronicity returning as I rediscover spirit.
Thank for letting me know about yours, HardHittin!! We all need to communicate more. ☮
Thank you Ethan for sharing this retro home ,before it gets demolished.that is wile kitchen .I want to congratulations you on the growing channel
Love this house!! Thank you Ethan for showing us such an awesome retro home. The kitchen is my favourite, reminds me of the retro diners like Wimpys with the checkerboard flooring and red accessories. I'd love to have that bathroom sink/tub/toilet. The quality of those pieces are incredible!! Really enjoyed this rare style home.
🙌 Nothing but the best when " Ethan", is on RUclips 🙌❤️ another epic upload 💯 lot's of love ❤️ from San Antonio Texas 🥰😘
Hi Ethan. I really liked this house. I could still imagine the sounds that may have come when this house was lived in.
Hi Ethan :) I liked some parts of that house,I liked the clock that was cool.The fireplace was really nice.The black&white and red kitchen was crazy,I never seen a red sink before lol.That bathroom with the black tile and green trim my grandparents did that in their bathroom but it wasn't pink hahahaha and their sink was old school to.Good cool video tho.See you next time Ethan😎🏎😁I am still trying to recover from covid,hope this goes away soon.Your videos help out alot to🏎😎
I loved seeing this 50's house. This is my time period - brings back memories!!! Thanks for the tour!!!
Your channel continues to climb as it should love this house again not my preferred style but I actually really love it ❤️❤️
Love the kitchen. Especially the floor. I like checker board floors. Hate to see nice homes destroyed.
Loved this house! A lot reminds me of my grandparents house. All those little touches you don’t see anymore. My apartment building is old so there are glass covers on the lights and one switch plate is polished steel. Oh, and the old school medicine cabinet with a slot in the back for razor blade deposit. Can’t wait to see the other house next door!
That's my dream kitchen wow beautiful Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
Love the '50s home, so many cool features. I kept wondering where the laundry room was and you did finally show. Ty for this explore. God bless and safe always.
I like that house especially the kitchen and the floors are awesome that's my kind of taste. I like the house when the kitchen is huge and the cabinets at my reach like the sink is awesome and a light fixtures how they are red that is awesome the house is. 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Ethan 👋 I love watching your videos ❤️ They are amazing 👍Nice house too Ethan and what a weird wallpaper 😃
Loved this place!!! I love all of the storage places & all of the little architectural features that they had in that era!!! Sooo very sad that it will be torn down to a lost era😰😢😞 Thank you Ethan for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!! I loved it ❤
Love this house but yeah needs a lot of repairs too bad they are going to tear it down
Cool little house, really liked the kitchen and the basement linoleum!! 💖💖💖💖💖
A brilliant find Ethan, the kitchen was amazing. But the bathroom was incredible. I think someone’s been slowly renovating the place and trying to keep it as authentic as possible. All the original fixtures and fittings are priceless. Would have loved to get my hands on so much of the stuff!
Love this house. Ok now that kitchen is fantastic. I would change the red sink all red light covers. I would love being in this kitchen. The round seat at windows love it. Also what you do with that put round table there and a couple chairs on other side of table. It would be great. Thank you so much Ethan for seeing that kitchen.
You're the best Ethan, you always show something new....love ya 💙❤
I'm a night custodian at a southwest Washington State high school built in 1928. We have those beautiful terrazzo floors, separated by gold strips, running in our upper and lower hallways. I have the distinct privilege of buffing them most nights with a diamond pad, ride-on scrubber. They really are beautiful and truly shine in the light. Cleaning? Not so great. Cleaning beautiful, historic floors? Not so bad. Our cafeteria looks like Hogwarts, too, with it's exposed beams and wrought iron chandeliers. It definitely makes the job more enjoyable. Great explore!
Love that ball light @7:30
The clock on the basement wall @13:40 is from the 1950’s.
I love the kitchen with the red sink, I think a red fridge would be cool. This is a 50's gem for sure.
Wow the wallpaper is real loud and busy. I love the layout of the house. Oh man, I have so many ideas to update this house . I love the build in bench as well. I am sad that it will be destroyed. Thank you Ethan for sharing the video and as usual a very good find.❤️
What a lovely home for it’s time , the kitchen was totally 80’s , my kitchen had the same floor , I scored a chrome and vinyl dining set and painted the vinyl red on the seats and back ! It was pretty cool ! Pretty cool
house !! I pray someone took the clock to preserve 🙏🏻Thanks again Ethan for your work .
one of my favorite houses so far Ethan. I really dig these 50's decor and patterns!! That kitchen was sweet!
Nice house Ethan. Bummer it's going to be demolished. Real nice kitchen. Weird basement, wonder if it flooded. Awesome about the subs Ethan. That's amazing. Congrats. Looking forward to seeing the next house. You stay safe out there. Who's your friend?
That was an awesome original old house 😍 there are so many cool design features and elements! The sunroom was awesome, and really loved the large windows in the living room, and the kitchen was really nice and design was great, but I'll be honest, black tiles are not one of my favorites; there are so many colors and options back then, that I probably would have went with something more colorful. The bathroom fixtures were awesome also, and the laundry room was so very cool, with the wash tub! I also loved the special little mid-century decor touches, like the front door handle, and the little sunburst design etched in the glass on the bathroom medicine cabinet, and sunburst style clock in the basement as well, so very sweet! 😍 Enjoyed as always! 😃🤘✌️
Ethan! The swag light in the front living room, the pendant lights in the eat in area of the kitchen and that clock in the basement.... Save those if you can. A very nice piece of history there and very mid century. Even if you need to donate them to a renovation project... Holy moly!
The entry wallpaper is pure 1970s; the kitchen was more 1980s, when white/black decor was the fad. growing up in a 1950s ranch home, I don't recall ours, or any of our neighbors using wallpaper, that was something our grandparents used to cover up cracks and defects on walls, so boomers, buying their first homes, went the opposite direction, no wallpaper, no two-story homes, modern furniture. Every generation tries to be distinctive from their parents, totally changing architecture was one way. That basement floor though, pure 50s "modern", kinda liked it lol. Great video as usual, thanks!
What's up Ethan?! Love the house but definitely parts have been updated. That sunroom in the back was added on later. Tfs!!!
Great place. 😎 👍❤️
I wish I could have some of those doors! I have a '50s house with the original doors and a few of them could use replacing!
I love the bathroom, kitchen, sunroom everything! Thankyou for sharing so so much
The laundry room was very cool in it's day. I loved that wash tub and that shade of yellow. Something about this time capsule made me so happy. Thanks so much!!
Absolutely amazing home!
Great find and explore. Loved the kitchen and bathroom the most. A house with real character! Enjoyed the video, looking forward to the next. 👍👏❤🇺🇸
John from Edmonton! Great House! Be Safe!
Keep them coming Ethan , your putting theses house out there like nobody's business. AWESOME 👋👋🤗❤️🇺🇲
So love Retro, such a great look, great job as always Ethan, thank you again!😀😀
That house is totally cool 👍🏽❤️, would love to live in it...retro 🤗
Wonderul house Ethan. Thank uou so much!
What a wonderful trip back in time. That house was definitely loved
Hi there from Wales UK. Can't sleep.
Ethan Minnie, ty4 sharing that beautiful 1950s home. I see 100,000 subscribers coming your way soon.
Love that kitchen….the red, white and black is just awesome!!
Greetings from Clovis California 🙌🙌🙌🙌
The original owners are probably dead. But it gives me a warm feeling that a family once lived there and all the good times they had and at the same time sad that they are probably dead. It's a very nice place and looks in better shape than the house I'm living in. My house is 1962. Thank you for the video.
Hello Ethan this home is beautiful love everything in. So glad that no one went in a trash it thank you for sharing 😊
this one is really cool , the porch to the kitchen area looks like a deck on a train or ship with the rounded window bay like a outer deck on a ship , very cool old tile work and the front door handle is unique , looks like the original owner was into tile and stayed there since it was new , ya some updated floors they where probably carpet before , but mostly all original house still
I owned and OG 50's house. So much in this house was original to mine. I loved it!
I really loved this retro home, reminds me of my childhood home. Great video Ethan!!!
Really cute kitchen! Love the nook and don't mind the floor and red!!
A MAZ ING💥loved it ..red sink..👍..everything was incredible..I would move in tomorrow ..looks a nice cosy warm home ...thanks Ethan. Stay safe and well 🙏😘🇬🇧
Very cool house I love the kitchen! Black white and red was very very big in the 80s. The whole house is not original. Some of it was redone in the'80s and some looks like it's redone in the late 90s or early 2000s. I love the basement steps. Each of different color. My sister did that with carpeting up to my nephew's attic bedroom using Remnant carpeting.
Love the green wall paper in the front hallway! It is very retro & cool!
Totally LOVE that kitchen.
The kitchen is cool! Great explore. Thumbs up!
I loveeeeee that kitchen . Jumped out my skin when you walked out of green carpet room and your mate was there lol xx
Asbestos floors were common back then but lot's of water damage. We have a sub pump and a French drain. I also think the kitchen had been updated due to the counter tops
What’s a sub pump? Do you mean sump pump?
The basement flooded at some point. Very nice house. Kitchen.........
odd mish-mash of eras. The kitchen looks like a mid-80's nod to retro, where they'd have red mixers, blenders & stuff.
But red was not used in MSM kitchens, uness they were going for a popular Diner vibe. It was mostly about pastels in bathrooms and pink, yellow, turquoise, & later the earthy pallet of golds, oranges & greens in the kitchens.
Red was very popular in mid-late 30's, early 40's kitchens where you'd find red countertops, vinyl & in accessories like curtains & canister sets. Sinks would have remained white.
These black & white checkerboard floors are also reminiscent of 30-40's.
Sweet bathroom.
Under the starburst clock was (I think) a drafting table that could be tilted up; $200 value.
Cool red barkcloth curtains; very expensive is vintage barkcloth fabric.
thanks for the explore, Ethan!!
That built in bench used a round
table for eating and drinking.
in the kitchen.
I would love to own a home like this! It's ridiculous to tear these homes down!
Love this one especially the kitchen
The red sink was a surprise . I think this is one of my favorites.
Always love your videos.
I initially thought you'd missed that door of the kitchen, but no I should've known my boy Ethan wouldn't forget. Lovely features in this one! Ty
awesome awesome retro, loved the kitchen, the whole house is unique🙂
So sad that so many nice homes get demolished
If I ever win a significant amount of $,(slim to none chances, I'm sure), I am going to show this video to home builders, and have a carbon copy made🤣! I adore this place! Thanks Ethan ❤️
all so like the real wood paneling , doors cabinets like old spartan trailer from the 1950s
And that bathroom!!! With the vanity!! This house just gets better
I'm so glad you're documenting these slices of history. Such a shame they're getting demolished. Do you know if these banks / developers contract people to salvage all the cool elements / materials??
Another beautiful home thanks for the Explorer