Took my breath away! I grew up in a Queen Anne with a 3-story tower that was razed many years ago. God bless the people who restored this one. The furniture is to die for! Thank you for another excellent video that takes us back in time when architecture was revered and considered a master craft right down to the fretwork.
Jaw dropping!! Simply jaw dropping. You nailed this one Urban Eye. This is my all time favorite architectural style. The fret work is beautiful. The staircase is the showstopper. Love the attic room and the eyebrow window that looks down on the children's toys. Iam so glad this house has a family and the sounds of laughter echo once again through the house. As always thanks for the peek inside and in my own backyard Missouri 😊😊😊
Stunning UrbanEye wow! I've never seen woodwork quite like this. And the curve in the walls makes my heart melt. Thank you for letting our eyes feast on this treasure!
Thanks for sharing this video on this about The Ground House 1897 Beautiful Woodwork it was a really nice home the place was a very beautiful home . i gave you a thumbs up and i shared you out on my community tab and God Bless.
I don’t know what kind of shape this home was in before the new owners took over but it sure is stunning now. All of that woodwork is just beautiful. I love how many plants were used in the windows downstairs, it just seems so warm and inviting. Well done!
Thanks for another incredible house. Carthage Missouri has an assortment of truly impressive homes built in the 1880's-1910. It's amazing how Woodrow Wilson's 1913 Income Tax destroyed the creative and artistic character of American Housing.
Oh. My. GOODNESS!!!!! The floors! The woodwork! The fireplaces! The furniture! It makes me giddy to see how well this house has been preserved. The outside paint needs to be refreshed, (so what), that poor kitchen needs to be redesigned, and about half of the wallpaper needs to go, but those are reasonable fixes compared with the intact beauty that comes with this house. Lucky new owners! I hope we get an update.
Wonderful house. The current owners have done a beautiful job of melding the new with the old.
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Took my breath away! I grew up in a Queen Anne with a 3-story tower that was razed many years ago. God bless the people who restored this one. The furniture is to die for! Thank you for another excellent video that takes us back in time when architecture was revered and considered a master craft right down to the fretwork.
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Wow how gorgeous & grand! Awesome video as usual! 👍👍❤️✊🤘
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The woodwork, the windows, that staircase...Amazingly beautiful history! I am thankful she is being taken care of with love ❤️!
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What a beauty & Yes, Beautiful woodwork......
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Truly magnificent.
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Another excellent vlog, thanks!
So nice to see one taken care of and lived in! Stunning. Thank you.
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Yes... it is magical. The staircase and intricate fretwork gets me every time. Thank you for posting. ❤
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Nice one 😮😊
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The stairway has some truely unique millwork. Very beautiful home.
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Jaw dropping!! Simply jaw dropping. You nailed this one Urban Eye. This is my all time favorite architectural style. The fret work is beautiful. The staircase is the showstopper. Love the attic room and the eyebrow window that looks down on the children's toys. Iam so glad this house has a family and the sounds of laughter echo once again through the house. As always thanks for the peek inside and in my own backyard Missouri 😊😊😊
The hardwood floors
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Best part was seeing the third floor/attic area and what was in the room to that little lone window at top of house 😊
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Stunning UrbanEye wow! I've never seen woodwork quite like this. And the curve in the walls makes my heart melt. Thank you for letting our eyes feast on this treasure!
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Beautiful home.Thank you.
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Thanks for sharing this video on this about The Ground House 1897 Beautiful Woodwork it was a really nice home the place was a very beautiful home . i gave you a thumbs up and i shared you out on my community tab and God Bless.
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I don’t know what kind of shape this home was in before the new owners took over but it sure is stunning now. All of that woodwork is just beautiful. I love how many plants were used in the windows downstairs, it just seems so warm and inviting. Well done!
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Thanks for another incredible house. Carthage Missouri has an assortment of truly impressive homes built in the 1880's-1910. It's amazing how Woodrow Wilson's 1913 Income Tax destroyed the creative and artistic character of American Housing.
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Oh. My. GOODNESS!!!!! The floors! The woodwork! The fireplaces! The furniture! It makes me giddy to see how well this house has been preserved. The outside paint needs to be refreshed, (so what), that poor kitchen needs to be redesigned, and about half of the wallpaper needs to go, but those are reasonable fixes compared with the intact beauty that comes with this house. Lucky new owners! I hope we get an update.
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I hope that the new owner realizes, that the exterior needs to be maintained in order to retain the interior.
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