Anthony, thanks for your great feedback. We'll try to get some additional footage of the interior. Anything in particular you would like to see so we can get it to you? Of course we have about 80 photos of the interior on the website we created for the home as well. It's located at 142pennlode dot com
@@petedeininger-brecklifegro9360 I'm sure this home has probably sold by now, but for future videos you might display the web address of the home on-screen at the opening and closing of the video to drive people to see your images. I'd list the web address in your Show More section at the top of where your other links are too. Best, Gary
What a brilliant idea, thank you so much! I've checked out your channel and I can see exactly what you mean. I hope you'll come back and keep adding valuable ideas to move the conversation forward. All the best!
I had to go back and look at them to see how you identified them. I would not have noticed had you not said anything. I want a real fireplace not a fake. How do you know when you look at them?
Hey Billy, thanks for your comments. Interesting story, with all the new environmental regulations is pretty challenging to get a new wood burning stove approved in the County. Lots of negative points in their system so you have to offset that with positive points somewhere. Obviously there are pros and cons. With gas you flip a switch and you're warm right away. I lived in an old mining cabin for several years - no electricity or running water. My heat source was a wood stove so I know how long it takes to warm a place at midnight when you come home to a frozen house.
Benny it's hard to tell the difference in a video. In person, really easy to tell. With gas you don't have the smell, soot and work of building a fire. But you also don't get that nice crackling sound of a roaring fire when you have a gas fireplace. There are pros and cons to each.
@@petedeininger-brecklifegro9360 So the local busybodies think they're entitled to veto a proper fireplace? Sounds like a great reason to eliminate Colorado from consideration. Utah, Montana, Idaho, and Nevada all offer great ski properties.
Ty, thanks for watching. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "worse"? Having been to Hollywood, I believe Colorado is far better in so many ways. But if you're making movies, I suppose Hollywood is the place to be!
How much?
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$9.75 million.
@@rickj1983 thank you
Why didn't you show the house? Too much talk and outdoor views.
Anthony, thanks for your great feedback. We'll try to get some additional footage of the interior. Anything in particular you would like to see so we can get it to you? Of course we have about 80 photos of the interior on the website we created for the home as well. It's located at 142pennlode dot com
@@petedeininger-brecklifegro9360 I'm sure this home has probably sold by now, but for future videos you might display the web address of the home on-screen at the opening and closing of the video to drive people to see your images. I'd list the web address in your Show More section at the top of where your other links are too. Best, Gary
You have to show the house you are trying to show off.
What a brilliant idea, thank you so much! I've checked out your channel and I can see exactly what you mean. I hope you'll come back and keep adding valuable ideas to move the conversation forward. All the best!
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Of course, and wait until you see the full video episode on Fox Business News.
LOL, why selling?
Already found their dream replacement home. So they're moving to something even more special, if you can believe it!
It's right next to a swamp. Maybe they're fleeing the mosquitos.
Gas fireplaces...
Epic fail.
I had to go back and look at them to see how you identified them. I would not have noticed had you not said anything.
I want a real fireplace not a fake. How do you know when you look at them?
Hey Billy, thanks for your comments. Interesting story, with all the new environmental regulations is pretty challenging to get a new wood burning stove approved in the County. Lots of negative points in their system so you have to offset that with positive points somewhere. Obviously there are pros and cons. With gas you flip a switch and you're warm right away. I lived in an old mining cabin for several years - no electricity or running water. My heat source was a wood stove so I know how long it takes to warm a place at midnight when you come home to a frozen house.
Benny it's hard to tell the difference in a video. In person, really easy to tell. With gas you don't have the smell, soot and work of building a fire. But you also don't get that nice crackling sound of a roaring fire when you have a gas fireplace. There are pros and cons to each.
@@petedeininger-brecklifegro9360 So the local busybodies think they're entitled to veto a proper fireplace? Sounds like a great reason to eliminate Colorado from consideration. Utah, Montana, Idaho, and Nevada all offer great ski properties.
Colorados worse than Hollywood
Ty, thanks for watching. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "worse"? Having been to Hollywood, I believe Colorado is far better in so many ways. But if you're making movies, I suppose Hollywood is the place to be!
Why? These are mountain homes for the extremely wealthy. It's nothing new. Places like this have been around for decades.