Untouched Abandoned $3.5 Million Dollar Mansion Custom Built in 1976 **NEVER LIVED IN???**
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Sitting on a 3 acre plot of land, is this very large brown brick split level home that was custom built in 1976.
this is a house I've known about for quite some time, but just recently had the opportunity to check out. I was out in the area and decided to check on it and seen that the back sliding door was open!
the interior is almost completely original. hence the title of the video, it's so original and immaculate, it almost seems like it was built, and just never lived in. it really is a true 1970s gem.
unfortunately, this house is slated for demolition, as a private builder purchased it in 2018 to construct a new home on the property. the power will be cut, and unfortunately the house will come down.
That yellow color was called Harvest Gold. The green was Avocado. I was born in ‘61 so I grew up in a house similar to that - shag carpet and flocked wallpaper!
I thought they were more colors of the 1960's, not in 1976 as the title says this house was 'Custom Built'. Seeing all of it, so much 'Ugliness' everywhere, makes me understand why it was never lived in. My house built in 1964 had them both, in the appliances which, were removed before I moved in. Oh yeah, I also had a dark brown refrigerator that went outta here.
@cdemots123 Thank you for the info...I couldn't recall the name of the colors at the time but I REMEMBER IT ALL VERY WELL....especially the shag carpet!!!!
Way to Go Ethan!!! THANK YOU for sharing. ENJOY THIS SO MUCH!!! Brought back MANY memories ( colors, shag carpet, wallpaper, panneling). Please pay no attention to the criticisms and negative comments!! You are truly a gem!!!
Stay true to yourself...you are one of a kind 🌟🙂🤗❤️
The toilet and sink were definitely harvest gold. However, that green tile looked more like sage green to me than avocado green.
The wallpaper is spot on for that time period. I had this very same colors in my home in that time period.
Pisses me off that they tear these places down and put up cookie cutter homes with no personality whatsoever
I know it reminds me of the game monopoly we play to win. When you're a kid you don't realize that the rich wins and the poor are in the poor house!
I know it makes me mad too. It's just not right at all.
@@deborahp64 I agree 100%.
Sadly, its all about the $$$
I know. I'd love to buy a house like this in all it's 70s glory.. and keep it that way. I'd find 70s appliances in avocado green, appropriate furniture and live in a little bit of the past. Sadly I just know something boring will get built here... and it will be full of televisions
I don't think I've ever seen such an immaculate house. What a waste, tearing it down. Thank you for sharing it before it's too late.
Well said.
The house deserved it
My thoughts exactly.
For some reason they were trying to sell for the price they were asking (1,000,000$) but unable to. so, eventuallybought out by developers who want bigger and better.
Such a travicy!!!
@@deborahp64 travesty….
Some people are just never happy unless their bitchin' about something to bring everyone down. Having said that, another great find! Yeah, the colors of that time were wonky, that's for sure! Born in '72 here, and my mom had her kitchen in avacado, orange, and harvest gold. I still remember the wallpaper like it was yesterday! And I regularly check in with you hoping to see it again one last time, but you haven't come across it- yet! I love your giddiness over these retro finds! Just proof that you love what your doing, which is rare in and of itself, these days. Keep up the good work!
Yes-- I was there! Kitchens in Montreal and/or Vancouver were always either in avocado green or harvest gold. The good news at the time was land-lords encouraged people to rent by offering a couple of months free rent! Cable, rugs, drapes were included. Lived with an Italian family when I moved back to T.O. in a back split in North York. Their house was so clean with those tiles, you could practically eat off the floor! I think it had been built in the Seventies. Their Xmas displays with the lights and nativity scenes were wild! Good times! :)
There is no reason for anyone to be mean and insulting. You are sharing these beautiful homes with us. I’m glad their comments don’t bother you. It’s not worth your time. I truly appreciate you and the homes you share with us. Keep doing you because you are awesome. Much love from Illinois.
I agree, don't let negative people get to you!
Ethan my brother, I’m so glad you don’t let the negative people ruin your exploration of these older homes, because there are haters on every channel on UA-cam, and it’s people like you who read those comments, but don’t let it effect you personally. You da man big dawg!!
Appreciate it buddy
Ignore the haters and complainers.. you are great just the way you are. I love how excited you get about old houses.. best you tuber in my opinion
I’m sorry, how can you hate his videos??? 🤷♀️
I love this guy's videos always hitting up these beautiful homes that can still be lived in fixed put work into the house not tear it down
Ghost alert 🚨 - at 8:10 during the turn out of the room you can see a figure. If you pause at 8:13, its looking at right at you.
Your reaction over the master bedroom makes my life LOL. and then you zoomed in on the toilet like 🤣LOL
LOL
I appreciate your interest in showing old homes. I especially appreciate your clean language! I'm a modern girl who really doesn't cuss much at all and I seek out those like you who can use a variety of words other than the f bomb. Thank you.
Another rare find! There are some great features in this house. Looks like someone took good care of the property.
Well said, I wish everyone would take care of their properties like this one here,but unfortunately too many people don't, sad story.
I love how excited and tickled you get at locations and at yourself!! It is good to have a sense of humor about yourself, one shouldn't take ones self too seriously. It is part of your charm and why we follow you!!
Always a cool adventure with Ethan 😊
This actually looks like a pretty freaking cool house.
No it doesn’t looks terrible
Samir El-Masri why?
I’d love to live this retro house. I hate modern houses. I want something classic and nice.
Yes...70's Mediterranean is a real style! I remember the era quite well. I'm so glad that you young people think this era was cool. Keep up the great work Ethan.
Thank you again, Ethan! I’m a 1966 baby and this takes me back to my childhood and some of my neighbors’ homes! Although I am not a fan of the style personally (because I’m in my 50s now), but it is wonderful that you can find these time capsules still to remind us of what “style” used to be and take some of us folks back to our childhood 🥰💋 Marie, Holladay, Utah, USA
Back in the 1970s we thought that style was "groovy" or "cool" now looking back we think it's hideous and what were we thinking? lol.
@@caseyflorida idk, I'm 40 and I personally love 70s colors and styles. I love the patterns in this house. I know it's weird but I'm drawn to them for some reason- the tackier the better! 😂
@@stairwaygoddess Well to each their own! :)
The yellow was either Harvest Gold or Marigold. I remember my parents having Avocado, Burnt Orange, and Marigold all over our house when I was a kid.
Ive been going backwards and watching your older videos from when you were just starting. I love the excitement you share with us over the older things you find. It’s so cool that you , as young as you are you can appreciate the older things that most people find weird or old fashioned! Love it , you keep going…
Harvest gold, LOL! I do love how excited you get over the colors of the carpet, the tile and the flocked wall paper. I was a teenager in the 70's and it was a wonderful and yes, colorful experience that I will cherish for ever. Peace! Stay safe!
This is literally my dream house! Ethan you do an amazing job showing off these houses and make it so entertaining!
It's nice to see someone get excited about old stuff.. especially considering you didn't live in the 70s. (That 8 track thing in the kitchen is awesome.)
You're not damaging anything, I don't think it would be bad to walk through houses that are for sale. I don't know why so many people are mean on the internet. Wouldn't it be cool if people just went around saying nice things and paying compliments on the internet ? ... and shutting up when they don't have something nice to say ?
You have such good morals and values Ethan. It is so nice to watch your videos. It's refreshing to watch someone with so much respect for others and other people's property.
Dude I think you just came up with a new style category “70’s Mediterranean”! Too bad they feel they need to demo the house just because they don’t like the wallpaper and tile and demo is easier than removing all that🤣. Homes in California like this almost never are demolished but rather “updated”.
This style is rather common up here. But when I try and research it nothing really comes up. I personally really like it.
@@ethanminnie it might be due to the demographic in that area during that time and the home styles reflected that. I know that living in California some of our styles in the 70s had a Spanish or Mexican cues probably due to proximity of Mexico being so close.
That's what they should do to this one,an go tear down them old ugly ones. Lol
Wow!! Very European...the kitchen in the basement was used more than upstairs...they would have made their own wine in one of the rooms in the basement...I'd bring loads of grapes from the US just for the Italians and their wine...
So clean!
They really took care of that house!
The ceilings were a hot item all plastered with design...
Harvest gold....Avocado green....very popular
Great job...keep on keepin' on...💜💜💜
Harvest gold.😊 That's cleaner than my home!
Wish mine was that clean!
Best looking house from the 70's i ve seen!!the harvest and avocado colors were big then.in this house they look good!!
I am tempted to do one room in my home in 70’s decor. It’s fun to see these older homes. 😎👍. Time capsules!
So many of these older houses get updated,which is sad. Several years ago the house we lived in was up for sale so I was able to see pictures of it on line. Didnt even reconize it anymore ,especially the kitchen..walls removed, cabinets changed..didnt notice if the intercome system was removed, but probably was..sad to see.but at least it wasnt torn down!!
I wish houses like this didn’t get remodeled. People should just leave houses the way they were when they move in. For example I move into this house and my girlfriend says she wants to remodel it and wants to paint the walls gray. I’ll say go paint suicide colors in a different house. I want to leave the house the way this is. This is a very nice throwback house.
Love this home so much ! ! Love all your finds. I think you're awesome ! ! Who care's what anyone else thinks. Love when you get so excited ! I do too. You so funny ! It's a shame it's going to be demolished. LOVE YA LOT'S ! ! 💋🐾🐾✌
Groovy! I grew up in a roughly 5,000 sq. ft. home that was built in the late 60s. My parents engaged in a ten-year renovation/update, but I've seen pictures of the original. I can't tell you how much this house's decor reminded me of those pictures! The wrought iron railings, that old carpet into the basement, the intercoms (the whole house woke up to All Things Considered on NPR Monday-Friday), the shag carpet, and even some of the window treatments. I enjoyed this one to an even greater extent than I do your others. Thanks!
That house was pretty awesome. That wallpaper kinda threw me for a loop. I couldn't look at that everyday. That was the 70s though. I liked the carpet and colors in each room and bathroom. By the way. Those haters can go kick rocks. Keep doing u. I know im going to keep watching and liking. Congratulations!!!!
It is definitely move in ready . I love this one . I was born in 68 . Homes like this one are my favorite
Wow!! I can’t get over the wallpaper and the tile. Definitely not somewhere you want to have a hangover LOL!! My favorite part was the master bedroom en suite with the pink and purple 🌸💕💟 it was very common in the 70s for each person to pick a color for their bedroom and have their carpet and walls coordinated. These days not so much. Just a very cool house! Loved it as always. Congratulations Ethan on all your followers. #WhatIsUpYouGuys 🌈🌈🌈
Yep. My childhood home had different colored carpet in every room. Including the bathrooms. Lol. Mine had green flocked wallpaper and green shag carpet. My brothers room had wood paneling and gold shag carpet. My mom's was blue. The living room had a kinda seafoam greeny blue carpet. The hallway and front bath matched my brothers room.
I had a love/hate relationship with the shag. I loved how it looked raked but i hated raking it. Ugh! Lol
Dude, I love your channel, as you seem as genuinely in love with mid-century and 70's design as I am. I'd move right in there and wouldn't touch a thing. I can't believe they're tearing down all these gorgeous examples of 60's and 70's design. They just don't make houses like this anymore. Not just the paneling and tiling and wallpaper, but the LAYOUTS are so warm and inviting. I grew up in the late 70's and early 80's as a kid and these days, nobody has basement rec rooms like they used to. The designs of modern houses are so utilitarian and cold compared to then.
Do not let the "Karen's" of the world get you down. They are so unhappy that they have to insult others to feel better about themselves. You are doing a service to entertain people during lock down. Thank you for posted, those of us stuck at home look forward to your new post.
Great find, but that tile and wallpaper have to go, I mean it's just to much patterns.
Tell them people to piss off you do a great job. Thanks for another nice tour
Just ignore the negative comments. I love your enthusiasm and enjoyment of the adventure. Keep up the good work... and fun.
The house had all the colors of the 70’s. Green Gold orange and wood paneling. Great video ❤️
Dude, you just stumbled into red and kitty foreman's house from that 70's show lol, but it is a beautiful house, thanks man, be safe.
I share your infectious enthusiasm for these houses. I LOVE the flocked wall paper and I love the bathrooms in this house.
The intercom runs all through the house. The big thing in the kitchen that had RUDY on it was the master control. You could select to broadcast a certain radio channel to any room in the house
I've become obsessed with coloured bathroom furniture from the 70s and 80s since watching your videos 🤣 I was born in the 80s and remember having a pink bath, sink and toilet with pale grey tiles in my childhood home
That house is so clean!! The colours remind me of the first home we got when we arrived in the US. That wallpaper was horrifying!! Then and now! Love your videos Ethan!!
Omg. I'm in love. Someone cared for that house!! If I had the money to build a new house, it would be all retro!! Love how excited Ethan gets!! You're awesome bud!!
I love your laugh it makes me giggle. It is a very interesting house. Keep up the awesome work.
Gorgeous, huge home! Immaculate!!! Sooo 60s-70s! My mother had same flocked wallpaper in our bathroom... hated it then, still hate it😳 The patterned tile, the same pattern tile throughout, would drive me nuts!!! Ethan in the bathroom, the color was called “ harvest gold”... I had a matching stove, fridge & oven all in harvest gold...😫😂
Ethan, we love you, your OCD & everything about you... you will never please everyone, so please don’t even try!!! Just keep doing what you’re doing! Positive people won’t try & change a person... those that aren’t pleased with life do... so you keep it doing you, we love you ❤️
"Nineteen-a-long-time-ago" best way to date something.
You could be a real estate agent specialising in vintage homes. I want to buy half the houses you go into.
Kitchen green looks like an apple green, which was popular in the 70s, but a bit overshadowed by avocado. Hard to tell about the yellow in the one bathroom because the lighting, but my grandma's frigidaire was that colour when I was a kid... harvest gold maybe?
being a kid in the 60's and 70's those colors and styles are totally burnt into my brain . what a blast from the past . thanks . this old dude in his 60's loves your style .
I would call it disco Dave's mansion, They used to decorate hotel reception rooms and some public spaces (Atria , lobbies, banquet rooms, ) the same way, pattern tile or carpets, flocked wall treatments, I was thinking about the overlook hotel from the Shining while you were walking about. Great find Ethan.
Hah that’s awesome
Avocado green Ehan. I think this layout of the house seams nice. But the colors are a bit busy but those were the colors back in those days.
I think if they were to renovate this house I would suggest earth tones in the house.
Have updated electronics, larger kitchen with islands in it. And a larger laundry room.
The harvest gold is a bit too much but again, these were the styles back in the 70's. It isn't your fault
But Ehan, you did fantastic job giving us a tour of this 1970's Mansion.
Thank you, for your time. And cannot wait until you surprise us with more of
your Amazing videos!😍😍😍❤❤❤
Enjoy always!
That house was totally stuck in time. Typical mid “70s” decor. Absolutely on point with what was popular back then. Very well cared for. You would never find the quality and craftsmanship in todays blah homes. Thanks for sharing! ☺️
Grew up in a house with the same color schemes,we had flocked wallpaper, with shag carpet and crushed velvet furniture. The Mediterranean theme was big in the 70's. Our kitchen had avocado appliances, the laundry room had harvest gold and our bathroom had the same pink sink, tub and toilet as the one you showed! I always called it pepto bismol pink. Lol Great find, super sad to see it torn down, it was immaculate. Reminded me a lot of my childhood home and my parents. Miss them.
WOW! This is is almost perfect. I love the wallpaper. I've always loved wallpaper with that velvet on it. The tiles are great but totally clashes with the wallpaper. Awesome find. ☺️👍
It's a total shame that they are going to tear this down.
It’s very sad indeed.
Hi Ethan! Awesome house.. It's in amazing condition. The 8 track unit in the wall has to be worth something. The wall paper is a bit over kill but still retro. Thanks. 🇺🇸💜🦄
No matter how I feel about the seventies decor, I absolutely love to get to be able to tour this and all the homes you go through. I had gold shag rug and a avocado velvet couch back then in my very inexpensive home with small children. It was the era.
Really cool 70’s house! That green tile color I would say is celadon....my parents had that same pattern flocked wall paper in green when I was a teenager...but only one accent wall.
Harvest gold is the color you were thinking of! Avocado green and harvest gold - 70’s favorite colors😂.
I love how excited you get! Keep being awesome you Ethan☮️💟
For the negative people - 🖕🏻
Great video Ethan! I love your enthusiasm! Our ranch home was built in 1964. One of the bedrooms had red flocked wallpaper and red drapes! My mom and mom-in-law steamed all of it off the walls and the room was painted. We have been updating our home since we bought it in the early 90's. Growing up, the kitchen in our house was Harvest Gold. My grandma's kitchen was Avocado green. Awesome!
Ethan, you stick your neck out to share with us these places. Most are beautiful, that alot of us could only dream of. I get as excited as you. And I wallpapered my parents house with almost the same color. So Ethan, don't pay attention to any rude people on here. They are not worth your time. Thanks for your videos!😊
We are glad to see your happiness when you show us these homes I know one day you will get a home and decorate it in your style that you love.This house screams 70s for sure. It is immaculate. I can't believe its going to be demolished. Thanks for sharing and you are right.Dont let the snarky rude comments bother you.
Thank you for letting us see this house! I loved it! I was in high school in the 70’s so this was a trip down memory lane! I can’t get over how well kept it is. You did a great job as usual! Can’t wait to see what’s next!
This house is perfect museum quality & should be staged w/furniture from it’s era - physical memories from the past are so very important, but not to enough of the current population. Thank you once again for capturing this absolute virgin house in all it’s beauty before it comes down to never be remembered 👍❤️
Such a really Cool house to see before it comes to it's unfortunate end. The main thing I like about you is that you're young and you're able to appreciate what the older generation has Left behind. I really dig that four-seater couch in the basement next to the matching chair, too bad somebody couldn't save that I know I would. Keep up the good work young man!!!
just loving your recording keep up the great work
Ethan you found my moms house! She was in heaven with the textures, colors, repeat designs, and matching colored bathroom fixtures.
We teased her as we got older about not updating so she did and replaced a newer "same thing” . The same colors. The post war people were color starved coming out of track homes and the trauma of WWII. They were raised in homes where most things were antique, dark, work to maintain while they fought the war. She loved store baked Wonder bread because it wasn’t homemade and bland. That is the key to some of the style choices. Vibrant, repetitive, modern, maintenance, with little hint to the past with exception to a old picture on the wall. And their love affair with wood paneling.
Lots of things in that house with no one living there. Clocks, picture, games some storage you breezed by. Odd no one occupied this time capsule. As always Thank You for the memories. Your documentation will be the evidence of what once was. Hopefully one day you will publish a book of all your splendid work. We do remember, we loved, we care. Your a brilliant darling. Thank you 🌟♥️🌟
Hey Ethan don't let the rude people get you down. It's a thing called if they aren't happy with their own life then they have to try to bring someone else down with them. That's what I call a very sad person. As long as you enjoy doing what you do then don't even mention them in your videos cuz it makes them think hey I got him a going now. What can I do nxt. K enough of that. Love the house. All green paint and shaggy carpet's looks like my grandma old place. Keep your chin up
Love this home. Obviously original owners that loved it just as much. I could live there as it is. Great find.
I enjoy your excitement and enthusiasm!! , shows you care and like what you find. That was a cool house, I could live there!! Thanks for sharing before it too is gone!! 💖💖💖💖💖
Just beautiful !!!! I am super excited as well.....love seeing this....lol Just a beautiful house !!! Super Cool 😍 !!
This house is an absolute DREAM!! Wow! Just gorgeous, I would buy it in a heart beat if I had the money and knew where it was located🤩
The green was avocado, and the yellow is harvest gold. I am in my 60's now and my bedroom in the house I grew up in had red flocked wallpaper with a similar pattern. The bedspread was red velveteen with fringe along the edges. This type of decor was really "hip" in the 70's.. As much as I loved it back then I wonder how I didn't get motion sickness from walking into the room. 🤣🤣🤣
LOL!! The steps leading up from the basement looked like they were covered with a granny square crocheted blanket. Love these videos!
Wow! Im loveing that house, the walls and the floor. That looks amazing, and never lived in. Very nice find Ethan, a real time capsule. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Now that is so damn sad, its gona be torn down. So much could be saved from that house, thank you sooooo much Ethan, for captureing these incredible homes on video. Before they are totn down, love your content. Keep up the wonderful work. 👍👍👍👍👍
That divan is divine! Love all things MidMod! My heart is breaking that I can't go purchase that home. Thanks for keeping the 70s alive!!!
Hey, what’s up Ethan. I found your channel a week ago and have watched around 60 of your videos so far. :) I love your enthusiasm for these amazing properties. Thanks for finding and documenting them. Keep on keeping on! All the best from Wales.
Glad you’re enjoying
We liked our pink bathrooms...😆 Times changes all things and styles. That's why I love these videos!! Brings back memories. I had that weird wallpaper in a house I bought. It was kinda cool at the time. Awww, those door nobs are lovely 😍
Hey Ethan! Great explore, and thanks for taking us along. "Immaculate" about covers it! Stay safe and see you on your next adventure!
GORGEOUS house that I would give anything to own! I can't believe they are tearing it down. That pink shag carpet is so cool- I've never seen one in pink before! WOW. Just wow!
I would LOVE to live in this retro beauty.....damn what a waste of real estate, at least in my opinion. Thanks for the tour before knock down. What a dirty rotten shame.
Well said.
Several people could live there unfortunately it's getting tore down. So many homeless people
Those fireplaces snd the purple bathroom!! 😍😍. Thank you for sharing.
Basement level full baths where a novelty in the 70's... Half-baths even. Especially stand-up showers.
It is awesome that you are so in your element. It takes people their entire lives to figure out what they love. And having people getting to see you happy in inspiring!
The owners must have really appreciated having a home like this to keep it so clean!
I wish all owners could keep their properties clean like this. Lol 😆🤣😆
I don't think anyone actually lived in it every.
Ha,ha, you had me laughing out loud. It's a great house. The one I grew up in, we talked about the blue room, the red room, the green room- lol, all based on the carpeting in each one. I love it. Also, "19-a long time ago", funny.
"a painting from like 19-a long time ago" lmao 😆 this house is beautiful, such a shame to tear it down for a basic looking home. anyways I love your excitement over the pink and orange colors 😄
I love the older homes 70 ‘s and 80’s are my favorite
ANOTHER great one..ignore the haters..that says more about them then u God bless 🧡
I was born in '72. We had that flocked wallpaper in our living room, only it was more gold. Same pattern, with a green shag rug. kitchen was wood paneled. But Good LORD that's just too much wallpaper! I think that yellow was buttercream, or something like that. Loved the video!
I'm having a love/hate relationship with this house. Thanks for the share.
Someone lived in the house, even if it was temporary, and thankfully they were VERY clean. When you get to 8:31 you see an imprint on the floor shaped like a "sofa" table albeit a heavy one judging from the imprint. Then when you get to 8:35 you see the imprint of a chair as you enter the den, with an imprint of a long couch on the right as you're looking at the fireplace. Also there's an imprint of a "runner" carpet. No doubt the house was barely lived in as the tile on the floors is in mind condition, and the carpets are stunning. I have original 70's wood paneling, orange carpet, and green semi shag (Sears Best) in my house, I've kept it as mint as possible, but this house looks almost new. Good find Ethan!
That's sad 😥 how no one lived in that beautiful home
Keep doing what you're doing, keep the excitement going. These vintage homes that you are finding are amazing. My Dreamhouse is mid-century modern. My first house that I purchase was built in 1980, unfortunately it has been renovated already. I was born in 1982, and I grew up in a house that was built in 1976. The house that I grew up in had all its 1976s features except for the shag carpet, it had the yellow kitchen, with yellow appliances , and the cabinets or dark brown, the house pretty much stayed the same , until I became an adult, my mother did not do any renovations to it. My mom only did maintenance to keep it nice. Keep up the good work, I appreciate your channel.
Beautiful home!! Sad they are tearing it down. Wish you would have shown the backyard and outside area, I bet it's landscaping is gorgeous as well (although I understand if you couldn't). Thanks for doing these videos, enjoying them thoroughly ❤
This is the second time I've watched this. It was every bit as entertaining as the first time I watched it, as I grew up in the 60's and 70's. This home would have been the absolute envy of the owners friends. Funny how tastes change. Some of the carpet/paint combinations made me kinda nauseous. Thanks again Ethan, great find!
Love the 70s look.And wow did they ever take care of this house it’s a shame it’s being torn down
That's a very unique house. I personally don't like all the wild colors but that's me. Call the shutters what ever you want. I don't understand why people have to try to correct everybody. Thanks for a great video
Love the hardwood flooring upstairs was really nice downstairs I didn't like I just don't like basements there creepy I love the way you get so giggly when you see all the different colors it's cute keep up the good work what's up you guys
I adore the 70s, thanks for sharing this gem. I felt like I was in a time capsule, going through this house with you on video. Thank you for the trip.
I believe that toilet colour is Harvest Gold not sure if true colours coming through and when I first met my mother-in-law her bedroom was all that wallpaper except RED 😂🤣😂
That house is absolutely beautiful.....❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
LOVE your Exeburance!!And Respect’!! Great job Ethan!!
Were you thinking that one toilet was a mustard yellow? I grew up in a house that had orange shag carpet but a blueish green sparking dots kitchen counters since it was built in 1963.
This was a beautiful house. A lot of money tied up in just the tile & in great condition! Love it !
Thats awesome its in great shape. It sucks its going be teardown. Some people's dont take care of there home like they did in the old times. If you dont own the place your live at treated like you do. Some people are not that lucky to have a place. Have a great weekend you all ✌👍
Your videos & Saturday morning cartoons are the bessst start to my weekend ☀️
Yes I did enjoy it this house is so nice this is just incredible
I grew up on Long Island, and every Italian house I knew had that kind of wallpaper. And plastic on the couches. LOLOL