Abandoned Retro 1960's Mid Century Bungalow! DAYS BEFORE DEMOLITION!! Forgotten Homes Ontario Ep.90

[@shakingbirdart]

Yaaaaaay! Noah's back! 😁 The German words you found are roughly, "Munich art has been cheerful and cozy for a long time." But the word "Gemütlichkeit" (here translated "cozy") actually has no real English counterpart. It denotes an atmosphere of gratitude, contentment, joy, harmony, and a state of being glad and pleased with life.

[@nickbakker6963]

Hey Noah! Glad to see you're back exploring! Nice to see Ethan too! Great find/explore and thanks for taking us along!

[@laurenlepinski2113]

This house would have been so fun to live in. I love the 1960s and 70s style! Great exploration, Noah. I'm glad the nail didn't hurt your foot!

[@sharonconway8593]

The seating area off of a kitchen like that is called a breakfast nook. Kind of a small informal eating area when you don't want or need to use a bigger dining table.

[@rantingcommuter2258]

Nice find! Thanks for sharing!

[@KimmyLove6932]

That family/living room is amazing. Huge. This particular area is so sad. A lot of homes being demolished. I hope you're starting to feel better. Hugs as always

[@mandyparker8449]

Good to see ya Noah. That house had a lot of neat things about it. It was definitely unique.

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Awww that house could be fixed up nice! Great explore 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@jonurton7826]

Beautiful home , we sure waste a lot of good things these days

[@jilldavis7229]

This house, in it’s day, was very nice! I loved the property!!! Loved the flagstone walkways! Gazebo was lovely! Loved the brick exterior! Loved the fireplaces! Loved the real wood paneling! The family room was my favorite with the real wood paneling, skylight & the built ins! Loved the patios! Sad that these properties will be torn down to make room for some cheaply made, cookie cutter houses 👎😢 Thank you Noah for another epic find! I loved it ❤️

[@NoahNowhere]

It's was a nice house for sure! I'd love in honestly! Definitely beats all the new homes being built. It's unfortunately completely demolished now😔

[@clairefunnell8481]

Hey Noah. It's really awesome to see you. Interesting house for sure. Love all the wood paneling. That spot in the back that Ethan was walking on I think was a pool there. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

[@streetcrawler]

Nice wallpaper. Flamingo and Golden Nugget are still operating. The others, not so much.

[@JustinaLynn]

The woodwork in that one room is beautiful! Shame it's going to be gone. 😟

[@mihronissaoulfat1971]

Welcome Back bro 🙌🙏💪💯👏

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks! 😎

[@ChantalsCritters]

Great exploration

[@bunbun8001]

Looks like it had a pool but they filled it in with dirt. The easy and cheap way to get rid of a pool.

[@badapple9482]

The 2021 magnet is awesome. LOL Definitely trying to sell it.

[@NoahNowhere]

Haha they sold the home earlier in the year it's seems. Nothing but a pile of bricks now

[@BigArt1970]

Looks like there was an inground pool that was buried. The layout looks too perfect not to have been a pool area.

[@denisewatson5295]

Love this video 📹. Stay safe 👌🙏❤💓💙

[@treenabell]

Noah - even these appliances are from the 80s Me - looks at current, exact stove in my home…….

[@Chrisss2112]

Same here with the stove that I need to seriously replace as I can’t use the back burners 😂

[@NoahNowhere]

😂

[@brianromo1362]

COOL BEANS. 😎👍

[@stenaglia5753]

the german roughly translates to "münchner art has been cheerful and cozy for a long time"

[@Chrisss2112]

Noah, I hate to be that person, but, where was your mask? The mold could be key to your headaches. I’m only saying that as I care about you young man. Anyways, I enjoyed the explore as always and I loved the basement fireplace 😊

[@redneckbryon]

This place would have been crazy to heat it was all electric baseboard and fan assisted wall heaters.

[@bobbiesox6289]

Nice explore Noah! You need some boots so your feet will be safe. Hope you are carrying a good mask especially since you were sick. Hope you are all better! Take care!!

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Their should be a law that they have to salvage all of that useable wood glass, tile and brick. .

[@funkydung.]

Thanks for the video

[@NoahNowhere]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@jonurton7826]

Aaah man I could have fixed this one up quite easily . That’s so sad

[@sharonjones7207]

Every time anyone is in the vicinity of a Deep Freezer and says it stinks in here I'm Mentally telling you"Look in The Freezer" 😱

[@matthewblodgett1789]

Love your buddy's shirt.

[@lindseyforbess3220]

Third Eye Blind shirt

[@barbkeil-burton6894]

Hi Noah, as you see this soon to be demolished house, anything like ceiling lights, doors, windows, mirrors get smashed in the house, nothing is saved! I seen this in my neighbors house in Illinois USA. The developer will have a crew take appliances that are left & put in dump truck. I thought that all things should be offered free for anyone to take it, like people who had a fire in their house. I was told by a crew man, he said the more removed the less work for them! Imagine that seating area in this kitchen, should of been taken maybe not kitchen, but what about basement? Same as toilets & sinks...they are expensive to buy new, they will be smashed! Ok, the brick fireplace, bricks outside or flagstones, ask crew members if you can have brick for free, I did & got a patio floor & firepit for my yard. The Gazebo should of been taken, another thing that would be smashed! My neighbor had large swimming pool & wood decking was smashed, & jacuzzi was smashed. Just saying many things will not be saved! Thanks so much for this abandoned house you showed us! Take care & stay safe!

[@hi.panorama]

A very interesting observation. This is the first time I have encountered it, although I have seen a whole lot of exploration. I am not in favour of disturbing derelict buildings - even the moving of objects to arrange them for photographs, all those artificial arrangements of tables so that the owners have to leave the house before the meal - I am absolutely against it, not to mention, of course, theft and the like. As for the buildings that are going to be demolished in a few moments - you are right, allowing things to be destroyed that someone could use successfully is a huge loss and waste.

[@kennyl4186]

Noah! Great explore! Love the mansion 2 doors down, shows what will likely happen here. And safety shoes, or a heavier soled boot may keep you from the emergency room and tetanus shots. Just saying man.

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks Kenny! Glad you enjoyed! The whole neighborhood looks like the house two doors down. They are the last old homes in the area basically. I've been meaning to get safety shoes for a while, after this I've been looking haha

[@MzJust1girl]

The seating area in the kitchen would have had a table. Now, about that nail. I hope all of you Explorers have current tetanus shots. I know this nail missed your foot but maybe the next one won't. Thanks for the cool explore. Stay safe!

[@PopCultureFan_]

That guy was thinking of popcorn ceilings which profesor google told me was popular in the 90's and in my opinion looks terrible! lol. Anyways it took 5 seconds to look it up lol, that type of ceiling deffo was done to hide flaws\ imperfections in a wall or wherever... I mean there are other pattern you can make like the swirly things & all sort of stuff it looks like, and it took me 10 seconds to find out that textured walls\ ceilings reduce noise better than smooth, but anyways, that guy was thinking about that popcorn style not the swirly style..

[@alvo478]

If there's hinges on it, it opens 🙄

[@doubleasadventuresfishing1921]

Steel toes man need them steel toes, they have a plate in the bottom to prevent that

[@leisaderbyshire]

Fresh and something in Manchester.... you went to fast to translate lol

[@tracymanno2285]

This isnt a mid century home. Its all late 70's early 80's

[@NoahNowhere]

It was literally built in the 60's and renovated in the 80's. Just like the description says haha