Exploring an ABANDONED Millionaire's 1960's Dream Mansion

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[jenniferw]

What I like about older homes like this is that they took the time to make each room it's own. With newer designs it seems like the house is all one

[ashleyb]

I can’t get over how beautiful that entry and staircase is. 💚

[dr.amyanna]

I really like your tour of this mansion! You did a GREAT JOB!
You don’t whip the camera around and makes us sick! 😄You describe everything perfectly! Such a pleasure to hear the passion in your voice describing this wonderful mansion. Thank you!

[lalaniARTblue]

Looks like a very solid, well built home for sure. The pool could definitely be rescued. It would be beautiful to witness that as well as cleaning up the grounds. To take this house down would be insane. Just needs a few changes to freshen it up. I pray that whoever buys the property has some knowledge and appreciation for good craftsmanship and retro design. Awesome tour 🤗💌

[cmi]

A home should definitely reflect the style of the owner. Seeing unique wallpaper, flooring & color schemes add to an explore. It add an additional layer.

[janice]

I love these shows. I just wish whoever owns any of these houses would hire someone or let them live there for just taking care of the places instead of just letting all these beautiful places go to run.
I would travel a long ways just to upkeep a home on these shows.

[kriskohnke]

That red living room would look so amazing in winter with a tree and Christmas decorations. ❤️ 🎄😍

[kellycollis]

I'm new to these sites, I love, love, love old abandoned homes/buildings, so this is right up my alley! I especially love following you & Ethan. I've tried Steve Ronin(spelling) & Bros of Decay, they're very good too, but LOVE you two!! Keep it up please! I'm living vicariously through you both😊

[dishappywithlife]

Canadian here 🇨🇦 - the family being a hockey family, had hockey colours in the basement- the team colours of the “Montreal Canadians” hockey ⛸️🏒🥅 team. The house definitely has mid century vibes and is very cool

[sonjarussell]

Loved this one. One of my favorite abandoned homes ever. That wallpaper and carpet in master and curtains everywhere. Quality made in so many ways. Absolutely beautiful home! Thank you for sharing in such a lovely way.

[suejohnson]

I ❤ the staircase and the funky wallpaper. I was born in the 60s, grew up in a trailer, then my dad built a house, which was worth 100, 000. Had fancy curtains, shag carpet in my room and downstairs. I miss it. Had to sell it. Mom and dad divorced, mom couldn't afford to keep it.😢

[brucebeamon]

LOVE the house ~ the VANDALISM is SICKENING I PREFER retro to renovations there’s generally more character than updated design and better craftsmanship !

[madamenightslayer]

What a beautiful house. I love the staircase and wallpaper. For me it's the little designs that makes me fall in love with a place.

[barbarabowles]

THAT ONE ROOM THAT YOU THOUGHT MIGHT BE A KIDS ROOM, I BET THAT WAS THE LADY OF THE HOUSE 'S SEWING ROOM. I CAN JUST SEE MATERIAL AND YARN IN THE SHELFS . I WOULD LOVE A SAT UP LIKE THAT.

[DonnaDishong]

I just love your videos of these wonderful abandoned places! You are so respectful of these properties. You make sure you cover everything of interests in each area.
You are steady with filming so I don’t get sea sick! Lol!
You are not afraid to ask questions about things you are uncertain about. Your descriptions of wallpaper patterns and textures is very thorough. You take us into the imaginative thoughts of what maybe took place in certain rooms. Absolutely informative and fascinating virtual tours of these once loved and useful properties!
Thank you!

[karensharpe]

Beautiful house & i love when you & Ethan work together & Steve Ronin too

[TiaTeresa]

Great exploration! The office gave us an amazing glimpse of historical layers. Typical 1990's print wallpaper peeling away to reveal a quintessential 1960's design.

[Nellie-Helen]

What I don’t understand is how people can either afford to let places like this do nothing, or why families who don’t want it don’t give away/sell it before it becomes in such a bad state? I understand when there’s no-one to pass a house on to but these other 2 things I mentioned I just don’t understand why it has to become abandoned and ruins when it was once so beautiful ☹️ thank you BB❤️❤️

[ckswatzz]

Hi BB. I love this home. I saw it a few times but it never gets old. Classy home. The windows/sliders alone besides everything else, must have cost a fortune. Maybe the wood paneled room was a study. That red wallpaper is grass cloth I believe. Glad you had a good trip. Safe travels back to our beautiful 🇺🇸

[cherylnelson]

This house was so nice. You can see how they had good design, decoration and it was a home.