There was so much classic decor, and vintage items in that house that others would have loved to have for decorating theeir own period correct homes. Such a shame to have it wasted
@@NoahNowhere Thats a shame. I hate the thought of waste and so many good building supplies destroyed and just rotting away in a landfill. I just think of how many more modest sized quality homes could have been mostly built with some creativity and hard work from that one tare down.
Makes me sick that fine craftsmanship and quality materials are considered trash to be thrown in a landfill to be replaced with crap that will immediately start falling apart. I’ve seen enough videos by inspectors for new construction and it’s UNBELIEVABLE the garbage they throw together and call an $800,000 house.
@@Jennifermcintyre I imagine a lot of the fireplace molding , wood work , furniture, light fixtures, sinks,taps etc....will be salvaged and resold or auction off by the corporations that bought it.....big business in that stuff...
I actually feel emotional for this beautiful home. My husband and I saw this video jaws dropped. this is a dream home in our eyes. Wish it was more loved and such a shame it'll someday be gone 💔
That is a Mezuzah on the door post. It contains specific Hebrew verses from the Torah. It is touched when entering the room from what I understand. Religious Jews are reminded of their covenant with God by these Mezuzahs.
It’s a beautiful house! It’s a shame that it will be demolished instead of being cleaned up and fixed and lived in and loved. Thanks for sharing, Noah!
OMG was that a Silver Cross Pram???? they were and are expensive and they no longer make that model except for royalty! Two kitchens is standard practice in a Jewish household. One for dairy and one for meat.
As I stated on Ethan's video of this house, it belonged to an observant Orthodox Jewish family. The patriarch Mr. H, was born in Hungary and survived the Holocaust. As the founder of a real estate development and building company in the 1950s, he was instrumental in the residential development of the surrounding area. He also contributed to many Jewish education and healthcare organizations and other religious causes, in addition to being instrumental in the construction of a nearby synagogue and Jewish school. His children have taken after their father and are presently involved in several commercial development companies that built and manage many notable shopping and business plazas across Canada. Mr. H passed in 2021 at 97 leaving behind his wife, children, grandchildren, and notably over 100 great-grandchildren. His wife (13:58) likely was forced to downsize due to her age, leaving the property in the position to be developed. Since the home does not appear to have been listed for sale, the family has chosen to build a new house on the property be it for their own use, or to resell. In the kitchen you noticed two fridges, stoves, dishwashers, sinks, etc as per Kosher requirements, there is a requirement to have separate storage/preparation/cleaning for meat and dairy.
Thank you for the information! Personally if I was one of the family members and was keeping the property (I’m assuming they’re still well off financially). I’d just renovate this house while keeping the key 60s features. Too many memories (hopefully good) to be demolished with this treasure.
The mirrored cabinet in the wooden office area is a stash for booze! I have no idea what the plush padded cabinet was for, but I know the mirrored one. That house is awesome!
Thanks! This is a gorgeous home that was so lovingly cared for over many years. It is really clean. I do hope they salvage a lot of the wood trim and cabinets & lighting. The family must have been a prominent one. The two separate prep areas in the kitchen are for keeping dairy & meat preparation separate, which is common, I think, in conservative Jewish homes. Really cool tour...so sad it's all coming down. 😢
You have been finding the coolest houses lately. I absolutely love this house all the floor to ceiling windows and sliding glass doors. Very very neat.
Beautiful home. I love the moire walloaper. In Jewish tradition dairy & meat are prepared in separate areas. I wonder why family has mot taken more items out especially pictures.
If the development company were smart, they would place an ad for a house to give away. Someone would pay to jack and move the house, and the developers wouldn't have to pay for demolition. The house would get a second life instead of becoming landfill.
I actually loved the last closet/bathroom. The house layout was awful though, especially the basement, what a maze. There is some pretty valuable things left in the house. those antique toys and baby buggies, And the antique furniture. It looks as though they had an auction. I still have the same wind up kids record player with all the records. Then the pull phone with the eyes that wobble as the wheels turn. That really ages me. lol Those are very valuable though.
Those curtains in the bedroom with the flat roof patio, gorgeous 🥰, I can make an awesome pattern with that 😁 🧵🪡 I didn't know that about flat roofs, thank you 🙏🏾🌻 makes sense 😕
I agree with our commentator absolutely. The kitchen is not 1960s, not 1970s. It's a 1980 remodel definitely good call. Most excellent video our host Very knowledgeable as for pinpointing the accurate dates and times of the décor.
WOW this house is beautiful! Front entrance & staircase is beautiful too! I really love this house! Very roomy; I have way too much stuff lol 😆! Awesome video as always Noah! Happy New Year! 🎆🎊🎈👍👍❤️
Noah, what a beautiful home from the 1960s and such a treasure trove of furniture and decor. The detailed craftsmanship on some of the furniture pieces is beautiful. I saw many things I would love in my home that I am hoping all that can be salvaged would be. Looking at the basement that had a kitchen, baby bed and kids toys makes me wonder if they had a daycare. God bless you. Have a Happy New Year and many more cool explores.❤
Noah, this is amazing ! I was born in 69 and when I look back on houses then I think it would have been a total party to have been old enough to watch everybody entertained, back then. 🎉
It sounded like it was going to be a gem 💎 and this didn’t disappoint! Great house, except for some of the crazy, shiny, geometric 60s wallpapers. Dizzying 😵💫. Thanks, Noah, for the tour.
The padded cubby would be for a Torah, the mirrored cabinet may have been for glass ware if so there is a bar hiding in that room. I am guessing this is a multi-generational home. Grandma and grandpa live in the bedroom, sitting room, kitchenette on the main floor with full access the rest of the family home. The large coat rack kitchen and open space in the basement tells me this family had company A LOT, not just for pool parties but for big meals. Makes me wonder where they all are now, to they still gather together?
Hello Mr Noah 😀👋! You always make phenomenal videos my friend, but, gee, this video made you! ❤ 🤗 🤗 🤗 🤗 This house just kept going and going. I liked the staircase and the floor to ceiling window in the foyer, along with that beautiful ceiling light that was all crystal (I think you said), very pretty! Thank you Mr. Noah for taking us through this house, I truly enjoyed it! Be well my friend, Didi, ❤
The mirrored storage in the office is for the bar glassware. The velvet wall covering helped with sound attenuation. The owner was likely a business owner since a truly dedicated office is adjacent to the main entry. Business could be conducted at home without disturbing the rest of the family. The room across from the office would be the formal living room. Guests that are not good friends likely were not invited beyond this space. Those Fisher-Price toys probably have some collector value. The custom metallic wallpaper to the basement lets you know you are entering a completely different environment from the living quarters above. The pink bath fixtures scream 50's while the foil wallpaper is 70's disco. Those baby strollers are high end and were very expensive back in the day. Very interesting home and well done video.
Quite the house. If you look at google earth view you can see the original owner of the house in the driveway way back sitting in a wheelchair. She looks bundled up and out in the front of the driveway on the street it looks like possibly her Filipino home care aid talking to a neighbour. What are the odds !!
Hello Noah! The "clown pad" on the floor in the basement was a crib spindle-bumper. You put it down by the mattress, all along the wooden rails, so that the little ones moving around in the crib didn't bump their heads into the hard wood. Just want to say that I love your "real estate tours", because you show details and fixtures, and the little, interesting things about each home. You don't just zip around with your camera and make us sea-sick. This house was very cool - that basement was massive! And the pool was really neat. It saddens me to know that so many of Canada's lovely homes are being torn down just to make room for something that is simply "cookie-cutter" and boring. Not to alarm you, but I DID hear...well...voices...in this place. These voices didn't belong to you or your friend, either. They sounded like they belonged to an angry old man. I didn't note the timestamps, because I don't know how you feel about that sort of thing. Just know that an angry old man wasn't happy to see people traipsing around in what he still believed was "his house". Happy New Year to you, and I look forward to more of your films.
Those demolition companies have a crew that will go in an strip all valuables from the home. This is most upsetting home tours you've had, anything that was wrong with the home could have been repaired. That chandelier in the entry way was probably 6-8k. What a shame, what a waste.
Certain parts of this house seems more recent than the 1960's. Wonder if it had updated? It looked so clean inside for an "abandoned" house. No dust, No cobwebs. It must not have been empty for long. Such a shame to demolish it. Wonder why so many pieces of furniture (some REALLY NICE) was left behind? Surely they will remove the many items and decor before it is destroyed.
What a shame that all these beauty and architectural elements are going to be demolished. I born in 1982 and I always dreamed of living in a house like this.
Loved this I hope all the chandeliers & I LOVE! the beautiful mirror coming in the entrance love too have that! So much stuff could be donated the glassware glass dishes Loved the purple vase with lid you ran across in the one room just an amazing home this is & was❤
That was an intercom system you thought might be a security system. I grew up in the 1960’s and houses in my neighborhood had them. Also vacuum cleaners powered in the walls. You just hooked up the hose to the wall outlet and vacuumed without having to drag a cleaner around 😂
It’s criminal that they are going to demolish this mansion , it’s a jaw dropping beauty 😮love the herringbone floors and a shed load of money was spent on this property , that crazy wall paper really slapped of the 70s 😊 love this exploration Noah Hello from England bath❤️🏴
If this place is being destroyed, why isnt anyone retrieving any of these things? especially the books...there's so much you can take, get a U-haul truck and take what you want...
Interesting thing.....my ex boyfriend lived in Toronto in the early 80's while going to university. He lived not to far from a jewish neighborhood and he and his roommates furnished their whole apartment with the furniture that they would throw out... ..,seemed like every month some wife was redecorating, and throw out the " old" to bring in the " new"....sad that some are so wasteful 😮, but as they say...someones garbage is anothers treasure.😊
Awesome 👍🏾 sad 😢 and such an exquisite waste of Craftsmanship 😢 don't do that these days, cheap IKEA just for looks crap that want stand the test of time 😞
Just so everyone knows this home was completely demolished back in September 2024. The houses was likely demolished as you see it.
35:16 wish we could've seen it rain
There was so much classic decor, and vintage items in that house that others would have loved to have for decorating theeir own period correct homes. Such a shame to have it wasted
@@VladimirBlarpthe waste sickens me.
@@NoahNowhere Thats a shame. I hate the thought of waste and so many good building supplies destroyed and just rotting away in a landfill. I just think of how many more modest sized quality homes could have been mostly built with some creativity and hard work from that one tare down.
The safe had a tag with ' Irene ' on it, and the books in the basement were ' How I survived the Holocaust by Irene Hofstedher '
Makes me sick that fine craftsmanship and quality materials are considered trash to be thrown in a landfill to be replaced with crap that will immediately start falling apart. I’ve seen enough videos by inspectors for new construction and it’s UNBELIEVABLE the garbage they throw together and call an $800,000 house.
Throw away society...yes the house is beautiful
What city?
@@Jennifermcintyre I imagine a lot of the fireplace molding , wood work , furniture, light fixtures, sinks,taps etc....will be salvaged and resold or auction off by the corporations that bought it.....big business in that stuff...
Exactly that house looks like it could be ready to be moved into in a week or two and they want to tear it down….
Get over it, it's 2024
I actually feel emotional for this beautiful home. My husband and I saw this video jaws dropped. this is a dream home in our eyes. Wish it was more loved and such a shame it'll someday be gone 💔
That is a Mezuzah on the door post. It contains specific Hebrew verses from the Torah. It is touched when entering the room from what I understand. Religious Jews are reminded of their covenant with God by these Mezuzahs.
This house is so beautiful why doesn't someone buy it , it's such a shame to demolish it 😢
The land is worth more than the house.
It’s a beautiful house! It’s a shame that it will be demolished instead of being cleaned up and fixed and lived in and loved. Thanks for sharing, Noah!
If the family was Jewish, that cushioned cubby, could've held the Torah scroll 📜❤
Agree!
That's it.
Interesting!
Freaks
Definitely a Jewish family evidenced by the mezuzahs in each doorway.
OMG was that a Silver Cross Pram???? they were and are expensive and they no longer make that model except for royalty! Two kitchens is standard practice in a Jewish household. One for dairy and one for meat.
@@sengalapointe2715 I was wondering if they were expensive. I don’t know a thing about the different makers, but the prams looked very nice.
Wow, what a house! Seems a shame to tear it down. Thank you so much for sharing!! Happy New Year! 🎊🎉
Not for nothing, but we had light bulbs in the 1960s. Fabulous house.
That plush inside the cabinet reminds me of the inside of a casket. Great tour. Thanks.
they were vampires
Yep!
I think they may have been kosher and had several cooking areas for that purpose. What a beautiful home.
Awesome place. Thanks for sharing your explore!
Such a nice house. Could easily be saved. Someones dream home. Thanks Noah!
Wow, what an incredible house. Amazing. Love the kitchen and the stairs and Master bathroom. Cool pool area. Sad it's going, what a waste. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That Fischer 29:45 Price barn was really funny. When the barn door opened it "MOO" ed Lol. Yep, true child of the 70's😊
As I stated on Ethan's video of this house, it belonged to an observant Orthodox Jewish family. The patriarch Mr. H, was born in Hungary and survived the Holocaust. As the founder of a real estate development and building company in the 1950s, he was instrumental in the residential development of the surrounding area. He also contributed to many Jewish education and healthcare organizations and other religious causes, in addition to being instrumental in the construction of a nearby synagogue and Jewish school. His children have taken after their father and are presently involved in several commercial development companies that built and manage many notable shopping and business plazas across Canada. Mr. H passed in 2021 at 97 leaving behind his wife, children, grandchildren, and notably over 100 great-grandchildren. His wife (13:58) likely was forced to downsize due to her age, leaving the property in the position to be developed. Since the home does not appear to have been listed for sale, the family has chosen to build a new house on the property be it for their own use, or to resell.
In the kitchen you noticed two fridges, stoves, dishwashers, sinks, etc as per Kosher requirements, there is a requirement to have separate storage/preparation/cleaning for meat and dairy.
Very Intresting...Thank you 😄
Thank you for the information! Personally if I was one of the family members and was keeping the property (I’m assuming they’re still well off financially). I’d just renovate this house while keeping the key 60s features. Too many memories (hopefully good) to be demolished with this treasure.
Happy New Year Noah!
I say we bring back foil wallpaper! This house is easily in my top 5 favorites from your channel.
The mirrored cabinet in the wooden office area is a stash for booze! I have no idea what the plush padded cabinet was for, but I know the mirrored one.
That house is awesome!
An amazing house with odd mansard roof like features. Great video as always. Thank you.
I really like this place. I wonder if it was shared as a family multigenerational home. 🤔
Thanks! This is a gorgeous home that was so lovingly cared for over many years. It is really clean. I do hope they salvage a lot of the wood trim and cabinets & lighting. The family must have been a prominent one. The two separate prep areas in the kitchen are for keeping dairy & meat preparation separate, which is common, I think, in conservative Jewish homes. Really cool tour...so sad it's all coming down. 😢
1:56 I love the way those door knobs are designed also being that they are in the middle of the door. Pretty neat.
the doorknob in our first house was in the center of the door. It was weird to open the door with the knob where it was.
OMG, the master bathroom with the bird wallpaper is amazing!
The lobby flooring is called parquet ( parkay)
You have been finding the coolest houses lately. I absolutely love this house all the floor to ceiling windows and sliding glass doors. Very very neat.
It's an fancy office, I'm thinking 🤔,.. expensive cigars or liquor 🥃, champagne bottles like crazy expensive. Chinese vases or Italian
Beautiful home. I love the moire walloaper. In Jewish tradition dairy & meat are prepared in separate areas. I wonder why family has mot taken more items out especially pictures.
That house is beautiful, love that huge bubble!
the item on the door frame looks like a mezuzah from the Jewish faith
I loved your video what a great job
Appreciate that! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
È incredibile come non ci sia polvere e sia tutto così pulito, anche i pavimenti. Bellissima casa
Amazing place! Happy New Year Noah!
If the development company were smart, they would place an ad for a house to give away. Someone would pay to jack and move the house, and the developers wouldn't have to pay for demolition. The house would get a second life instead of becoming landfill.
I love that last bathroom with the pink floral wallpaper!
I actually loved the last closet/bathroom. The house layout was awful though, especially the basement, what a maze. There is some pretty valuable things left in the house. those antique toys and baby buggies, And the antique furniture. It looks as though they had an auction. I still have the same wind up kids record player with all the records. Then the pull phone with the eyes that wobble as the wheels turn. That really ages me. lol Those are very valuable though.
Those curtains in the bedroom with the flat roof patio, gorgeous 🥰, I can make an awesome pattern with that 😁 🧵🪡 I didn't know that about flat roofs, thank you 🙏🏾🌻 makes sense 😕
Someone needs to restore that place cause it's not really in bad condition.
A work of art these houses are , I’d bet everything still works perfect unlike todays mass produced crap that’s good for 5 years max
I agree with our commentator absolutely. The kitchen is not 1960s, not 1970s. It's a 1980 remodel definitely good call. Most excellent video our host Very knowledgeable as for pinpointing the accurate dates and times of the décor.
WOW this house is beautiful! Front entrance & staircase is beautiful too! I really love this house! Very roomy; I have way too much stuff lol 😆! Awesome video as always Noah! Happy New Year! 🎆🎊🎈👍👍❤️
Noah, what a beautiful home from the 1960s and such a treasure trove of furniture and decor. The detailed craftsmanship on some of the furniture pieces is beautiful. I saw many things I would love in my home that I am hoping all that can be salvaged would be. Looking at the basement that had a kitchen, baby bed and kids toys makes me wonder if they had a daycare. God bless you. Have a Happy New Year and many more cool explores.❤
14:43 Back in the 60's, my Grandma had that Fisher Price Play Family Farm with the little round people with no arms or legs. LOL
@@kimciesielski8279 Those were called "Weebles" the commercial claimed that "Weebles wobble but they don't fall down"!
Where is this located. So beautiful
@@5luggin 43 York Downs Drive north York Ontario
@hughestodd i can't believe they are tearing it down. Thank you btw
@@hughestodd My Google map still shows the house before demolition.
Interesting how the fabric wears off around the switches.
Maybe they brought the furniture and other items downstairs for an estate sale.
In the first bedroom next to the closet looked like a door to some place
Incredulous that they could demolish such a home.
I'm all for a society moving forward & progressing, but this home in particular is a damn shame.
Orthodox Jews keep meat and dairy in separate fridges. Maybe there was a daycare in the basement.
Maybe
Noah, this is amazing ! I was born in 69 and when I look back on houses then I think it would have been a total party to have been old enough to watch everybody entertained, back then. 🎉
It sounded like it was going to be a gem 💎 and this didn’t disappoint! Great house, except for some of the crazy, shiny, geometric 60s wallpapers. Dizzying 😵💫. Thanks, Noah, for the tour.
So sad . It's 😢 It's a beautiful house ❤❤❤
The padded cubby would be for a Torah, the mirrored cabinet may have been for glass ware if so there is a bar hiding in that room. I am guessing this is a multi-generational home. Grandma and grandpa live in the bedroom, sitting room, kitchenette on the main floor with full access the rest of the family home. The large coat rack kitchen and open space in the basement tells me this family had company A LOT, not just for pool parties but for big meals. Makes me wonder where they all are now, to they still gather together?
Hello Mr Noah 😀👋! You always make phenomenal videos my friend, but, gee, this video made you! ❤ 🤗 🤗 🤗 🤗
This house just kept going and going. I liked the staircase and the floor to ceiling window in the foyer, along with that beautiful ceiling light that was all crystal (I think you said), very pretty!
Thank you Mr. Noah for taking us through this house, I truly enjoyed it!
Be well my friend,
Didi, ❤
The mirrored storage in the office is for the bar glassware. The velvet wall covering helped with sound attenuation. The owner was likely a business owner since a truly dedicated office is adjacent to the main entry. Business could be conducted at home without disturbing the rest of the family. The room across from the office would be the formal living room. Guests that are not good friends likely were not invited beyond this space. Those Fisher-Price toys probably have some collector value. The custom metallic wallpaper to the basement lets you know you are entering a completely different environment from the living quarters above. The pink bath fixtures scream 50's while the foil wallpaper is 70's disco. Those baby strollers are high end and were very expensive back in the day. Very interesting home and well done video.
Oh my goodness, what a beautiful home. Sad whoever is going to destroy this home.
Beautiful place
Awesome explore Noah! I really enjoyed this beauty! 😊
Basement makes me think "day care"? Beautiful home. Sad that is not appreciated by todays contractors and home buyers!!
Quite the house.
If you look at google earth view you can see the original owner of the house in the driveway way back sitting in a wheelchair.
She looks bundled up and out in the front of the driveway on the street it looks like possibly her Filipino home care aid talking to a neighbour.
What are the odds !!
Can you post the link!.?
I enjoyed your video thoroughly. Thanks! This place was astonishing! The only thing that comes to mind to me is "You can't take it with you."
That plush cabinet reminds me of the munsters
Hello Noah! The "clown pad" on the floor in the basement was a crib spindle-bumper. You put it down by the mattress, all along the wooden rails, so that the little ones moving around in the crib didn't bump their heads into the hard wood.
Just want to say that I love your "real estate tours", because you show details and fixtures, and the little, interesting things about each home. You don't just zip around with your camera and make us sea-sick. This house was very cool - that basement was massive! And the pool was really neat. It saddens me to know that so many of Canada's lovely homes are being torn down just to make room for something that is simply "cookie-cutter" and boring.
Not to alarm you, but I DID hear...well...voices...in this place. These voices didn't belong to you or your friend, either. They sounded like they belonged to an angry old man. I didn't note the timestamps, because I don't know how you feel about that sort of thing. Just know that an angry old man wasn't happy to see people traipsing around in what he still believed was "his house".
Happy New Year to you, and I look forward to more of your films.
The wall paper was crazy! Foil wall paper, floor to ceiling! I love the chandelier in the cloets
Hi Noah. I love this big mansion. Wishing you all the best for 2025 x
Those demolition companies have a crew that will go in an strip all valuables from the home. This is most upsetting home tours you've had, anything that was wrong with the home could have been repaired. That chandelier in the entry way was probably 6-8k. What a shame, what a waste.
Certain parts of this house seems more recent than the 1960's. Wonder if it had updated? It looked so clean inside for an "abandoned" house. No dust, No cobwebs. It must not have been empty for long. Such a shame to demolish it. Wonder why so many pieces of furniture (some REALLY NICE) was left behind? Surely they will remove the many items and decor before it is destroyed.
Although the mold would have taken awhile to develop.
The mezuzah's are to be remembering and honoring God's blessings on entering and leaving a room, or the house.
What a shame that all these beauty and architectural elements are going to be demolished. I born in 1982 and I always dreamed of living in a house like this.
Loved this I hope all the chandeliers & I LOVE! the beautiful mirror coming in the entrance love too have that! So much stuff could be donated the glassware glass dishes Loved the purple vase with lid you ran across in the one room just an amazing home this is & was❤
Absolutely gorgeous 🥰 😭 shame 😩
Great video Noah and Happy New Year!🎉 🎆 🎊
Wow, what a place!!
It seems oddly dust free...
Abandoned places in Arizona are covered in dust a few months in...
That was an intercom system you thought might be a security system. I grew up in the 1960’s and houses in my neighborhood had them. Also vacuum cleaners powered in the walls. You just hooked up the hose to the wall outlet and vacuumed without having to drag a cleaner around 😂
my current home built in the early 70’s has an intercom system through the house with an AM/FM radio.
It’s criminal that they are going to demolish this mansion , it’s a jaw dropping beauty 😮love the herringbone floors and a shed load of money was spent on this property , that crazy wall paper really slapped of the 70s 😊 love this exploration Noah Hello from England bath❤️🏴
If this place is being destroyed, why isnt anyone retrieving any of these things? especially the books...there's so much you can take, get a U-haul truck and take what you want...
Jewish law - keep dairy and meat separate, thats why the kitchen is in two
The dishwashers are for keeping kosher, we don't mix the utensils for dairy and meat.
STUNNING find!
I searched for "Irene Hofstedter Goldschmidt", because I was curious about her life, but Google came up empty.
What an incredible home!
You're right about the floor in the foyer. It is herringbone.
Interesting thing.....my ex boyfriend lived in Toronto in the early 80's while going to university. He lived not to far from a jewish neighborhood and he and his roommates furnished their whole apartment with the furniture that they would throw out... ..,seemed like every month some wife was redecorating, and throw out the " old" to bring in the " new"....sad that some are so wasteful 😮, but as they say...someones garbage is anothers treasure.😊
Wi would love that vanity with the stool that was in the master bath!
2 separate kitchen areas because of kosher. Dairy on one side protein on the other. plates, silverware separate also.
So stunning so much can be salvaged ❤
48:44 Are you sure that the flat roof off of the bedroom isn't actually a roof top pool? LOL
Those bathrooms were so cool!
It's pristine !!
That might be suede on the walls.
I sure hope someone reclaimed the floors, paneling, light fixtures, etc.
well, 416 area code, TD Canada trust envelope, french directions for the dishwasher and life brand products, definitely in the GTA
A sitting room for the to lady of the house.
Kosher kitchen. Different foods need to be prepared and kept separate. It's a shame the holocaust books were left. Survivor stories need to be told.
I want this house. It’s my dream! Breaks my heart not to see it returned to its former glory.😢
This house is beautiful very well kept care of
Can you please come out with stickers/merch saying “get yourself a bidet, it will change your life” or something 😂
Awesome 👍🏾 sad 😢 and such an exquisite waste of Craftsmanship 😢 don't do that these days, cheap IKEA just for looks crap that want stand the test of time 😞