THEY STILL LIVED HERE 2 MONTHS AGO! The Strange Story Of This ABANDONED Million Dollar 1980s Home

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[ingrlnc]

Concrete pad in the back looks like a well house and the gate is for children or pets.

[felicialewis]

Yes I agree all the nice bushes will be cut down. I was living in a house that belonged to my husband's uncle, he died, his wife moved us out. It was my dream home, Camilla bushes, a pond, a pear tree, rose bushes, dogwood trees circled the U shaped drive way, reflection pond by the house, all was demolished.😢❤

[donnadreyer]

Everything can be fixed, the roof, not a big deal, the water damage, fixable, a well built House from the 1980's, you won't find ever again, people back then took Pride in Their Work, They Valued Quality over quantity.

[johnfrancis]

First thing I would do is Put a new roof on it. And go from there. It's a shame it's going to be toured down.

[AbandonedSteve]

Sweet House. Thanks for taking us along

[camicoz]

That fireplace would've killed it in the 80s! They loved their black & white decor back then, lol. Totally agree with your printer rant! It makes me sad to see all of the love, work, resources, and planning put into a house just for it to be destroyed. They don't make houses like that anymore. They shouldn't be just demolishing them.

[DawnBartell-zgzi]

Hi Noah, That black and white fireplace might be nice with the right room decor. Thanks for the explore!😊

[francoamerican]

Like changing oil on a car, the most important thing to maintain on a house is the roof. And if you use tarps to cover a roof they have to be replaced frequently because the sun causes them to deteriorate rapidly.

[bettybrown]

That basement was awesome as well as some of the rooms. Very interesting place.

[felicialewis]

I'm second in line🎉Thank you for all your hard work!!!
I LOVE IT!❤ GOD bless and keep them coming.

[soniajones]

What a waste of what could be a beautiful home with some love and care, unbelievable that it was lived here a few months ago 😮needs a new roof definitely but worth saving, great 80s vibe to this one Noah 😊great video ❤

[karimoore]

How could anyone live there 2 months ago? That’s crazy with all the water damage and black mold!

[CD_Player_]

I think that Microwave witnessed an extremely abusive relationship 🫥

[ameliarhodes]

The fireplace is not great. And the striped tile running up the bathroom walls would give me vertigo. Wood paneling stickers!?! And the grease on the microwave is crazy. Guess they never cleaned. Renovate? Nope. There is nothing to it, poor choices throughout, save the brick, maybe?

[JKSJKS-qt]

I have never seen a million dollar home with a clothes line, please

[janetnissley]

Thanks again for an enjoyable explore. Viewing from Austin, Tx

[perrycuenot]

What's up Noah!! Whoo hoo!!First🤘 Outdoor well house would be my guess!

[elizabethjohnston]

Nice sturdy house but the water damage makes it unlivable, The gate to the back deck there was most certainly a safety measure to keep children from falling or running away if they were small.I would have a gate like that for that reason.

[joangravel]

Yes i agree with you thanks for the awesome video

[customscreenprinting]

Thanks for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it and i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out on my community tab my friend and God Bless.