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I like the layout. That color bathroom we called pepto bismol, my grandmother had that color with a black border

Why would anyone talk about Real Estate that doesn't have a price displayed. How absurd. That House needs to go to rehab yeah yeah yeah. $45K. My best offer.

Call me weird, but I'd try to salvage as much of the bathroom ( hot pink, and all) as possible. But you're right about the full gut. Complete tear down new roof, walls for mold inspection, windows, and double check all the flooring. The built in kitchen eating nook is cute as well, I'd gut, but put it back in the new plans.

Nice footprint. I'd prefer a pantry to the bench-nook.

Fix roof new drywall sand floor replaced windows kitchen and bathrooms. Fix outside of house cut trees and fix landscaping beautiful house

fix the roof and gut the place, and take out some trees, could be a nice house

The outbuildings are just deferred maintenance

A long ass time OMG lol ❤

Why does the plumbing have two very wide pipes directly under the bathroom? I would think one wide pipe would be suffcient for the toilet. Maybe there is a toilet in the bedroom closet.

Do you think the ‘new living room’ could have been a garage at one point?

Nothing but ghost 😮

Its not a structure of historical significance, but it has seen a lot of history. Just like in Barn Finders it has a more modern exterior slathered over old timber. It would not be economically feasible to completely correct every defect, but for a low sale price a DIY'er could make that livable and fix the basement and support beams to make it more useable and safe - but it will never be as nice as a newer build and at some point in time the land value will be high enough to usher in a tear down and modern build.

My goodness 😊😊😊😊

Cool😊😊😊

Why does he need to be black to help people?

beautiful

Yikes! Is this the next walk-through video?

I like the old house. It needs love and money, unfortunately. I am short-ish so no ceiling height issues for me, lol. It needs a family to love it. It could be really cute and has nothing wrong with it that can’t be fixed. I hope someone falls in love with it.

The peeling paint is probably calcimine that was painted over during the years. The best fix is to remove all of it and prime and repaint. Easy fix. It's common to see it flake in places like the kitchen and bath.

The ceilings are asbestos acoustic tiles I think. They were a good cheap solution to redoing the ceiling as opposed to re-plastering. The asbestos was also fire proof!

It's a tear down

A few phone calls and emails to the dog officer and the threat of a fine usually calms the dog down.🙂

No to the over done "open concept". The character is completely lost. Separation of space is actually very nice, especially when having company. People can watch the game in one place, while you talk elsewhere. You don't feel like you're sitting on top of everyone. I wish house flippers would stop watching HGTV

I’m surprised no vent above the stove. My parents house doesn’t have one either and I remember how bad the food smell would linger and get on clothes and just wasn’t that good smelling after awhile.

Hey please add mls to this as trying to find on your website is difficult

Love the original woodwork!

When showing a house clean it up a little

This house has an odd layout on the first floor. I like that the wood was not painted and it has the original doors. It makes me so sad that people are losing their homes. I would be devastated if I lost mine.

Another great house and video! 5hanks! Don’t pass that killer desk lamp in the basement! That’s a $100. Anywhere!

Big basement!

Helps with keeping in the heat. My mother did it with our living room and den with stove. That’s what she told me

Not bad...could be a lovely home with some repairs and love. I miss sidewalks and basements 😢❤❤

Wouldn't necessarily call these drop ceilings, since a traditional drop ceiling leaves a large void between the original and the new. But these ones are normally put in place in older homes because the plaster fails. Wasn't expecting a single family home, I thought this would have been a duplex. With this house, if somebody wanted to, they could make a true Master Bedroom by removing that large walk in closet on the 2nd floor and making that the bathroom, without having to remove any of the other bedrooms. Lots of potential here.

Hopefully the original floors are under the ratty carpet!

Sometimes homeowners "lowered" their ceilings to conserve heat or to cover up failing plaster. Also, was that a utility sink filled with water in the basement?

Nice to see one that is in decent shape. That driveway needs to be fixed so that the water doesn't run into the foundation. That could be why the easement window in the basement was boarded up the way it was in addition to keeping unwanted visitors out. The upstairs bath will need a update though everything else seems to only need some paint or such to be livable.

Why so many vacuums??

I dont like the layout and the flow of the house. Everything seems closed in. Id have to open up some of those rooms

Those are acoustical ceilings not drop carlings

A bit of a strange layout on the main floor, normally in a house like this, you would have both bedrooms on the same side opposite to your living room and kitchen.

YIKES!!!!

Honestly when it comes to the home overall it really depends on the right buyer or if someone is into that old history they’d still buy it, I don’t think it’s a total loss but it will sure take a lot of work to fix the basement up and put new wood beams and a cement floor. With the shorter sealing there’s really not much you can do with the height. But if you were to take all of the popcorn sealing off you’d still probably take away a couple inches of the sealing or more, and underneath it there’s a high probability of really old wooden beams with this home considering its age,

15:23, these would be all of the different zones throughout the house. Very expensive and high-end.

The woodworking craftsmanship is there; love that upstairs foyer. Bedrooms upstairs, bathroom downstairs?, ahhh no. With my night time bathroom trips and those narrow steep stairs, too precarious. Yes, very low celings, typical on homes that old. I know a midget who would be perfect with this😊. Thanks.

"324 year old house. I think it was built before America"

This house is a crusher ball.

ct very high taxes

It's not that old. 1700's

Wow and I thought that my grandparents had the oldest house in Florence MA! The "structure" was built around 1850 and it was opened as a bar (possibly a legion club we aren't 100% with the history.) Somewhere in the late 1890's the bar burned down and was later turned into a house in the early 1900's. Around 1950ish my grandparents bought the house and was third owner of the property. The year before my grandmother passed away from complications of asthma. In March of this year my grandfather passed away. Now the new owners bought the house and will keep it original with some upgrades. My aunt and my mom were very excited to see the letter from the new owners. What remains in that house, is the unforgotten holiday memories.😢

With something like this if a buyer absolutely loves the house and wants to turn it back into a single family with a basement unit. That would be a possibility.