Gorgeous Abandoned 240 year old House w/ Incredible Architecture

[@nitsnatsmusic]

I know this house well. It's just down the road from where I live. It was in terrible condition in the early 70's and was bought by a local couple who did the restoration. It was a showplace in the county for a number of years but the couple had some problems and there were legal issues as I understand it. This video was shot just prior to someone purchasing it and it is now undergoing a second restoration. They are making good progress at returning the home to its former glory.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

So happy too hear, have seen too many old ones just torn down or left too ruin!

[@geminezmarie]

Oh wow! I really hope they show it off after they’re done. It’s truly a beauty inside and out.

[@marylee5293]

That's awesome & ty for letting us know & I'm curious to know what town this is?

[@judyingram4846]

I'm so glad to here someone is restoring this beautiful old house ❤️❤️❤️

[@rainravenish]

Good to hear. Thank ypu.

[@lizdelisle1912]

I love the interior paint! At 240 years, the condition of the house shows how well things were built back then with excellent materials used. Many of the houses built now won’t even be standing 100 years from now!

[@edwardschnell3266]

Kappy! You NEED to get this video to This Old House! Maybe they could figure out a way to save this beautiful house b4 its too late...

[@aliciabruce3330]

I agree. This Old House is always looking for these historic homes.

[@anaximandertheraven]

Great idea! This one would be perfect!

[@alaskaberri]

It has a new roof. The only way to save a building is to have a good roof. Looks like someone is planning on keeping the house and will remodel it :)

[@edwardschnell3266]

@@alaskaberri 🤞

[@kimberlyrivera5155]

@@aliciabruce3330 pppp

[@jlawrentz6411]

This is by far one of my favorite videos. That house has been restored by someone who paid attention to every detail of the restoration---right down to the rose-head nails on the weatherboarding. It would be a shame if all their hard work to save this went to ruin. It would be a dream of mine to live in such a gorgeous house. Absolutely stunning!

[@mahdiabdurahman7257]

Thank you for the info

[@pamjohnson3753]

Mine too! Lol

[@sandy89107]

240 yrs old! Amazing shape. Love it

[@dadacari]

The interior of this house is of rare sophistication. The ornamental details of the woodwork, the fireplaces and the elegant staircase banister give it a lot of character. At the time of its splendour, it must have been sublime. Another wonderful discovery. Thank you Kappy.

[@monicap1717]

Are they saving her? Doors windows mantle floors molding fireplace trim. The list goes on n on. Maybe the best one you showed us in a while. Truly one to be Thankful for!..🙏

[@Nortfortress]

Agreed!

[@jwilcox4726]

Most are tied up in legal litigation stuff.

[@violetlefey7634]

I hope so too. Geese she actually looks in fairly solid condition. It’d be such a shame if someone w the skills or $$ to buy skilled persons did NOT rescue this historic beauty. ✌️👍😎

[@jilldavis7229]

Absolutely gorgeous home!!! Great shape for it’s age. Before it deteriorates too much, I hope that someone can go in & restore & preserve it! Gorgeous hardwood floors, fireplaces & wainscoting! I hope that it can all be saved!!! Thank you for sharing this beautiful older home, I loved it ❤️

[@Mummy323]

I hope this beautiful home will be saved and not end up being torn down. It is amazing and beautiful

[@jwilcox4726]

Are you really an old soul, or is this just a saying with you? Old Soul is a spiritual term so I was just wondering. Peace. Shanti . Namaste.

[@Mummy323]

@@jwilcox4726 Yes I am Namaste

[@billrobbins5874]

Shameful to say but get the squatters out before the downstairs starts looking like the upstairs. Very beautiful home.

[@billbowers268]

Solid for 240 years old . You can't even hear a creak in the floors as he walks.

[@billbowers268]

thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@debralavorata546]

Wish I could say that about my floors,you can't get away with anything in my spot!

[@caroljay6027]

That house needs to be saved!

[@judyingram4846]

Thank you Kappy for showing us this beautiful old home. So glad to hear someone is restoring it.❤️❤️❤️ I absolutely love it.❤️❤️❤️

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

Abandoned?? Where is this ? This is something so many wanna buy and restore OMG!! ITS GORGEOUS

[@pamelahsmithsmith2366]

Has to be down south somewhere, with all those Southern Living magizines.alot!!!.I get those too sometimes..when I can afford them.lol..,didnt notice if it had an address lables on them!playing detective now!! :)

[@Kathleennebel]

I’m with you Debby.... it’s amazing !

[@bonniehowell4259]

These federal style homes are absolutely beautiful and I love marveling at them myself. However, the issue is these homes go WAY beyond basic restoration. Structural or foundation issues usually are the culprit for why these magnificent homes lay abandon and buyers back out altogether. My family owns a historic federal home(thats actually a historic landmark) built on 1780 that had WAY less damage than this They sunk more money into bringing that home up to code over the cost of buying a brand new one. While I appreciated their (and my own) love for historical homes, I had to question how financially sound this venture was and wouldn't wish that financial headache upon anyone. I don't mean to sound negative here. But, unless you're willing to sink in some serious cash and have a disposable income, these places are basically money pits.. That home took probably took tens of thousands of dollars to restore. The structure alone (lifting and repouring foundation, restoring eroded bricks,reinforcing) I don't even want to know what my dad spent on restoring the interior. If you have that income, go for it. I'm just simply implying neglected homes usually need more than a coat of paint and love. It takes some serious $$$$.

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

@@bonniehowell4259 oh yes must have the fund's- 😍♥️😍

[@bonniehowell4259]

@@butwereallsombdyspecial Right? I would spend millions of my own money if I could restore homes! In all seriousness, I think they spent $20 grand lifting and repouring the foundation alone!

[@juniperpocaid6805]

I really appreciate Kappy's knowledge of terminology. There is much to be said for an explorer who can identify wainscoting, crown moulding, and brick fireplace designs. Some explorers cant muster much more than "this is a cool old house....cool old stuff."

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Too kind of you!! I’m really trying too learn more and not seem like a moron! Thanks for watching and the kind words!

[@erikturner8687]

Wow! Can’t imagine the amount of time it took to paint all that trim!

[@RosemarieComtois-qs8ce]

Whoever did the painting was meticulous. But in order to live there , there needs to be a truly functioning bathroom which could be added to the back , in keeping with the present exterior . Also, the kitchen needs help. As for neatly done openings , in hardwood floor to the back...that's done either for ventilation or acting as a register to send heat into dwelling. But they did not want a register as it would detract from the time frame house was built , when the only heat source were the fireplaces. In the 1700's whoever built this house had money. Most people were living in log cabins they built themselves in the woods. Villages were more sophisticated . But this property had an outhouse deffinitely. I wonder how much land goes with the house. There is no discernable driveway , which makes snow removal difficult. It's nice to imagine living in a home like this, but you still have to do laundry etc. The room upstairs with the sunken tub was likely not finished off and in winter clothes would have been hung up to dry, supplies would have been stored there .

[@eileengalatte8505]

Beautiful house whoever painted the interior of that home was a master painter, every fireplace was pristinely done. Great find!

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks Kappy for sharing with me this video i really enjoyed it about the gorgeous Abandoned 240 year old house w/incredible Architecture it was a really nice house and i can't wait to see your next video and be safe my friend and God Bless and thanks again.

[@wendycrawford1792]

This is an absolutely beautiful early home!!! Clean classic lines, very simple yet beautiful woodwork. What a beauty. That massive chimney and all those fireplaces❤️

[@lupitamihita1261]

Take your time Kappy. Everyone needs a break some time. We’ll still be here. Someone was definitely working on this house and they were doing a beautiful job. Not everyone here liked the paint colors but they may be true to the time the house was built. The rooms are beautifully arranged. I hope someone will rescue this house before it is to late.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you

[@rosemariecomtois2839]

SOMEONE TOOK TIME STUDYING PERIOD PAINT SCHEMES.

[@susanurbanczyk9084]

I cannot understand why this house is stting alone like this. What a beautfy she is. The wood work in this house is incredible. It still has all the original hardware as well. I wonder if someone bought it to restore and ran out of money? I live in a 1802 cape that we restored. I adore old homes. I truly wish I could take this house and gently restore it. Have a good break.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much

[@kittysox809]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 do you have any backstory for this house? Did someone purchase it, began renovating, then lost it?

[@Nrbrelic]

Update on her she needs to be saved she is history....!!!!

[@brushcreek42]

The woodwork would be incredible if the hideous paint was removed.

[@JC111WPB]

Yes, it seems weird that a beautiful, well-preserved, historic home like this is just sitting with doors open to vandals and squatters. Who owns it?

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Yes,of course I understand. I hope you are ok I'm gonna be praying for you n your family. Please be safe and God bless you

[@bonniehowell4259]

Thanks for showcasing this beautiful federal style home. Hopefully, the state can declare it a historical landmark and work on restoration.

[@reginagreer7189]

That is the most beautiful, well kept house I have you show. And it's 240 yrs old!!!! Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bethperry3088]

I just want to thank you very much for the hours of enjoyment you've given me over the last couple of years years. I really appreciate the time, energy and resources you expend on our behalf making these videos and wish you a restful break. Be well Kappy and thank you again.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

You are too kind thank you very much

[@chrisiiams4303]

I absolutely loved this place, I don’t think it would take a lot of money, Thank you for sharing

[@ptaylor4923]

Have you ever seen the comedy film "The Money Pit?" 😂

[@horseyhorselips3501]

I agree ☝️

[@trishab4327]

Someone has cared about this house and been keeping some careful attention with it. A house that age, abandoned, doesn't look that good without up keep. It is truly beautiful. Does my heart happy seeing her looking so lovely despite her considerable age.

[@sandracrosbyguerrero7085]

This home could still be saved.Such a great home..

[@iluvknitting1965]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this lovely historic home with your viewers.❤

[@lorishiversdogmom]

That house is in excellent shape for its age and for it to be abandoned. It should be saved and remodeled and repainted and cleaned up and Sold! Who wouldn't want to live in a lovely old historic home like that?!

[@myradioon]

Someone did a lot of work and upkeep on that house. (I think I saw tyvek/insulation under outside loose clapboard - they then replaced all original clapboard in original position?). I'm a plaster repair person and the walls are immaculate - hardly any cracks (fireplaces always have damage around cause they move and leak). The walls look like they were scraped and scrubbed of paint and wall paper down to original plaster at the same time they painted the woodwork. This house is a time capsule - pretty much intact for 240 years?!

[@brushcreek42]

Except someone ruined the woodwork by painting it. It would be an enormous task removing the paint.

[@tamianderson3977]

@@brushcreek42 painted woodwork is appropriate for the time period. It has most likely been painted since being built.

[@brushcreek42]

@@tamianderson3977 If the wood is pine it probably was meant to be painted. If it's walnut, cherry or mahogany it definitely was not meant to be painted.

[@wendycrawford1792]

@@brushcreek42 Actually, it would have been painted, originally! For a house of this period, they’d use milk paint. Oxblood red was very common. The early settlers wanted colour in their homes, especially if they were from a Northern climate where the winters were long and over caste. The bright colours cheered them up. Secondly, having things painted was a trend. Everybody did it. Thirdly, if you buy an old cupboard with the original paint and strip it, you’ve automatically dropped the value of the piece, dramatically! If you can find a really old piece with the original paint, it has way more value than if it was stripped. Those days( 70’s- 80’s) when everyone and his brother was stripping furniture down to the plain wood are over. People now realize the beauty of historical colours. Hundreds of paint companies now specialize in historical colours. I don’t really like the colours these people used, especially the dark and light green which would never have existed back then. It’s a personal choice, of course, but l love the historical colours. Any pioneer village that you go to will feature houses with woodwork and walls painted in original colours.

[@annabelleb.8096]

Normally I prefer to see the woodwork but this was painted so beautifully it is stunning.

[@bluelblock]

Hey Kappy, thanks for posting. We love you!

[@cherihill2003]

Absolutely gorgeous house! Amazing woodwork and fireplaces. Hope someone buys and restores it before it is destroyed. Great find and explore!

[@ajalicea1091]

Aimee, I understand where you come from I prefer an all natural look. But we must remember but this is a historical home so to keep it in the correct time. You must use the materials that they used. But during the era that this home was built and the particular Decor of the woodwork the painting is what was done back then. Mainly due to the fact they didn't know what polyurethane was. All they had access to was paint and whitewash.

[@Chrisssy2112]

Kappy, what an absolute gem! The open slits by the front door has me perplexed. Thank you for uploading this beauty!! 👍❤️😊

[@Dwizzle_2.0]

This house was built 4 years after America became a Nation in 1776

[@jerrydiver1]

And built by craftsmen who were mostly dead and gone a half-century before the Civil War. Wow, the leaded glass windows and the unbelievable woodwork that only the very rich can afford, nowadays. But I could just strangle the people who paint over beautiful, natural wood ceilings, moldings, shelves and staircases.

[@Andrea-73]

Mudflood 😉

[@nelliesfarm8473]

I know...my first thought

[@dougupah8778]

@@jerrydiver1 Chances are that woodwork was painted from its very beginning. Painted woodwork was something that was for the rich/well to do.

[@sharonfoster4310]

@@dougupah8778 true, but it would not have been these eye-watering color combos with a glossy finish.

[@ptaylor4923]

The slots in the floor are return air vents. Later, at 9:51 when you go under the house you can see the vents from the under side.

[@bonniehowell4259]

I already stated this comment a few times, but in federal style homes, those 'vents" or trap doors lead to slave quarters .

[@ptaylor4923]

@@bonniehowell4259 I understand what you mean, but these vents were added later to blend in with the floor when the updated the house for heating. This particular house doesn't have a basement of any kind and there is no trap door with that vent. It's been worked with a modern router to boot.

[@anaximandertheraven]

I was hoping someone would answer what those were! Thanks P Taylor 😎

[@ptaylor4923]

@@anaximandertheraven No problem. I'm a home restoration junkie. 😅😂

[@daniellehutto3254]

Kappy, take all the time you need. You are a blessing to many (your videos always brighten my day) and we want you happy & healthy❤️

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I appreciate that thank you

[@ILOVEmyLord2024]

What a absolute beauty of a house! It’s 200yrs old and it looks (to my untrained eye) like it’s in decent shape! It’s refreshing to see that it hasn’t been destroyed with graffiti. I hope it’s bought and restored to its original glory. Thanks for sharing this with us! Great job

[@goldsilverandiamonds]

I hope someone saves this historic old home. Great video.

[@dianekessler5842]

Thank you so much for this tour. It’s refreshing to listen to someone who knows what he’s talking about.

[@slarson8044]

Beautiful house. It definitely could be restored. Those fireplaces are incredible. Thanks for sharing and take all the time off that you need Kappy.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Looks pretty good from the outside. And take all the time ya need buddy. No need to run yourself ragged.

[@joharmon2148]

Fabuloous house. Almost seems like someone is working on clearing it out lots of garbage bags out on the porch. Hope they repair the roof to stop any further damage.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

But what happens if I fall off the roof?

[@sarahstrong7174]

Get some scaffolding with boards to stop you.

[@tammybaker6635]

I'm agreeing that this house could be saved. They fireplaces are awesome! Thanks Kappy for taking me along!

[@gaylehall8897]

Beautiful old home ...it look as if that house could be refurbished... great shape...thank you Kappy ...

[@twistedtea5930]

Fasanating! I can't be the only one wanting to become friends with this guy to tour these homes also. 🖐 I'll drive!!

[@tashasmith6179]

Beautiful. I hope someone can finish the restoration. Then you can do a follow-up with before and after photos. Take a break. You deserve it. Take as long as you need. We will ALL be right here when you return. Lots of love from North Alabama

[@hawkeye4528]

Such a beautiful place, someone must step in to save this. Wish I could move to the US just be the next owner ! Hope you enjoy your well earned downtime.

[@kc-qu2vh]

Everyone needs a break now and again. You deserve one trying to keep us entertained. Have a great Thanksgiving!

[@LifeMostSouthern]

That bath tub is straight out of the 80’s. Beautiful !

[@jamescoombs2569]

The bathroom,has kohler fixtures,me and my dad put the same tub in ,our house,in '77😀✌️ we re both plumber's

[@LifeMostSouthern]

@@jamescoombs2569 cool!

[@jamescoombs2569]

@@LifeMostSouthern thanks 👍

[@Caterina...3]

This home is beautiful! It was built not long after America became a country and still standing, in better condition than some newer houses! I'd love to get my hands on this and first thing, paint it! Whoever painted all that magnificent wood trim must have been half crazy! Those door locks and handles....their original!!! The state should declare this a historical house...it needs to be saved at all costs!!! Thank you so much for bringing this to us!

[@hellenohello6604]

🤩🏰The attention to architecture and detailed craftsmanship is what elevates this channel compared to other similar channels.🏡🥰

[@lindypierce3766]

Floor slots for the central heating?

[@horseyhorselips3501]

Lindy Pierce he walked through the whole house, no furnace anywhere and only a crawl space under the house no room for any kind of hot air furnace or boiler for Heat. That’s why every room has a fireplace even that bathroom upstairs has fireplace

[@lindypierce3766]

@@horseyhorselips3501 I’m pretty sure I saw some ductwork under the house when he was filming from the outside and there was a opening in the foundation. Might have been heat pump somewhere outside that we didn’t see.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@horseyhorselips3501 Well, yes, in the timeframe the home was built they didn’t put in central heat. But at some point it was obviously added and the slots were the “registers” where the heat came out. There are the ones in the floor and the ones at the base of the staircase (on the side) to heat the front hall.

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@lindypierce3766 .... my thought was that they were for cool air from underneath the house to come in as its cooler under the house and back then it was built there was no air cooling system. Just my thought... and during colder weather thay put rugs over those spots.

[@lindaopperthauser2284]

You have the right attitude!! Kind soul!!

[@scarletredmagic6724]

What a lovely home I hope it can be restored definitely has to be thank you for sharing 🤗

[@niamhgibbons4707]

This has so much potential to be absolutely GORGEOUS if it was restored 😍😍

[@patriciasentz4950]

Thank you so much for not opening the fridge. Don't know what people are thinking!!! Such a cool place. That bathroom upstairs was freaky. Thanks for another great video.

[@candygirl2030]

What a Beautiful house.. I love the hardware on the doors and of course I love the Fireplaces... Thanks for sharing this video...

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for showing us this smart house that needs someone to love it.

[@normalopez3476]

Just a little cleaning & it's ready to move in! Wow! Beautiful house!!!

[@brusselsprout5851]

What a curiously cool upstairs bath enclave. The house is in amazing condition. This is the first time I fully understood the Flemish brickwork. It is stunning. Thanks for another super neat tour, Kappy.

[@susiegnall3971]

Such a beautiful home! Someone should get it and bring life into it before it’s too late! Thank you for filming it!

[@charmainegrandin401]

What a gorgeous house!!! Please , please, tell me that since you filmed this a year ago, someone has rescued this beauty????

[@janc8199]

I cannot believe the wonderful condition of this old home..Beautiful!

[@Genise1313dirtydino]

Awesome! Cant believe how stable that house is! For as old as it is! Neat! My favorite so far! Tnx

[@kaylenturner2235]

The new looking paint in the down stairs leads me to believe that someone is fixing this place up!! Wish it was mine. 😊

[@bobandlucas]

Someone is working to restore the house. That's good to see. It's your best find to date. Tq for the tour.

[@court5231]

WOW!! Great find! Thank you for filming and sharing! ❤

[@beachcaving]

Thank you! This lovely house is so do-able. Wonder what all that woodwork looks like without all the paint?! If you do follow up vids in the future, hope to see kids playing in the yard at this keeper of a home!

[@donnawilbanks6102]

This is absolutely gorgeous.. how could it be abandoned?? My heart and soul would be torn out..

[@kelli3610]

Such a beautiful place. ❤ Thanks Kappy

[@doubleeight5942]

Hello, my first time chiming in. Been watching many abandoned houses and I could NOT believe what i've seen. Mind boggling!! Anyway, would like to say whoever lived there apparently had good tsste in home decoration. If this house was built in 1780, then America wasn't even 5 years old then. Imagine...!!!

[@stephaniemetts4788]

Love the house beautiful inside and out Kappy

[@julieshepherd5989]

Thanks for sharing another great video, I hope this beautiful house will be restored, I can see Louisa May Alcotts " Little Women " living there. And Christmas decorations all around the inside and out. 🏡🎅💗😊

[@sarahstrong7174]

That house is super. I am not generally a fan of mustard yellow but they really made it work in there.That was an extremely smart house of its time & style.

[@Dabonbonsings]

I live near the Dickenson mansion in Delaware, and the same exact colors are used throughout that estate. The colors are historically correct. Someone was restoring this house. What a profound shame.

[@KapricornKary]

Was thinking the same thing about that horrific color but was calling it butterscotch in my mind. LOL

[@ceciliarosenberg4874]

Thank you kappa for showing us all the beautiful homes.

[@jennifergarrett6809]

Thank you for all your videos and I hope you have a good vacation. Everyone needs down time.

[@lisastrozzieri9043]

What an amazing house. I hope it doesn't fall to ruin. It has such a great energy! I agree that it's an absolute favorite. The woodworking and even the unconventional bathroom are really cool. Imagine soaking in the tub with a fire in the background and the ability to have a small sitting area by the fireplace. Really unique. Thanks for this one.

[@donnab8528]

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for all of your hard work so that we can have a look at the beautiful old homes too!

[@aimeegwatney5662]

What a beautiful house! Thank you for your content. I love the way you film these houses. You focus on the details that make each house special. Take care of yourself and enjoy your break.

[@dreamseer7]

Enjoy your time Kappy, wishing you safety and some well earned rest. #respect OMG the woodwork and the mantel on that fireplace. It's like a dream house. So beautiful.

[@vivianbrandal2800]

This is a beautiful home and it must be restored. This house is worth saving.

[@shellyparadies6629]

What an incredible place! And, yeah, that bathroom needs to go, lol. The historical society in the area needs to acquire this property and preserve it. Take all the time you need - we'll be here when you get back. ❤️

[@kimberlycarpenter7667]

I love it. It has always been my dream to find an older estate home and renovate it. Some day.........

[@coldwindblowing]

I love your channel so much. Please, don't stop! Brazil xx

[@lindatimmons3675]

Love this house....absolutely worth saving. Magnificent...... Needs to be protected somehow from vandals, so beautiful

[@wynonabieneman7985]

Kappy-- That WAS breathtaking. The bathroom caught me off guard, upstairs! The craftsmanship In this house is will probably never be seen nor done again. Thank You for your videos during this pandemic. Be safe enjoy your holidays ☺️ 😉

[@clairwaucaush7225]

This house and grounds are a perfect museum place. It's all intact. I hope the new owners don't change it too much!

[@FindsoftheNCFoothills]

Home is beautiful. Enjoy your break but come back, please. Happy holidays.

[@debralavorata546]

The staircase and woodwork is beautiful!

[@karenshawn8406]

Massive fireplace. the stairs are really pretty. That mantle was fantastic. I could just see this place all decorated for Christmas. Beautiful place. how funny the upstairs and it looks bigger from the outside. loved this one. thanks for showing it to us. lean on God

[@debbiehodges7834]

Wow! I hope it will be restored to its former beauty before it’s too late. Incredible find!

[@margaretsmith9553]

As always your videos are amazing greetings from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 X

[@virginiabrandis1062]

Paint job was beautiful. I only pray it will be saved. It is in such good shape.

[@mikehurricane5767]

Hey Kappy ! Wow Brother , I haven't seen or been in a house like this in a while . Incredible craftsmanship . People took pride in their work on this one . Even the lock sets are still there . I used to rebuild old locks like that , made good money doing it too . I think the slots in the floor was for venting , ac floor register . But , I could be wrong ! Thanks,,,,,

[@horseyhorselips3501]

Mike Hurricane I think your right on slots in floor also for fresh air for fireplace 🔥

[@lindaopperthauser2284]

Have a great rest! You deserve it. Enjoy yourself and your loved ones 🥰

[@jwilcox4726]

Well we just bought an old farmhouse 1918 with 8or so acres. Been done moving in not unpacking that will take forever. But we are done going back and forth on a three hour drive back and forth. No more we are here and very tired. Has two red barns many outbuildings a huge basement. 2 bedrooms upstairs 1 down. The windows 3 in LR are 6' X 10' so massive. But the view. Has two bathrooms very unique. So awesome. Old farmhouses are a combination of more than one house. We have found 3 different add ons since 1950 was last add ons. Two mud rooms one on either end. This is gonna be fun. Have 3 pigs in one of the out buildings. My kids want to get goats to eat alot of blackberry bushes. Not now. Well this was a great video. See ya in the next video. By Ryan. Peace Jeanie.

[@bethpeters3187]

Oh my. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. That needs saving. It's gorgeous. Staircase breathtaking

[@briaginter4837]

I love how you show all the wood accents,door knobs and those fireplaces💕💕thank you for the amazing videos

[@JosieSchuller]

What a great find. Those fireplaces were _gorgeous_ . I loved how each one was different and how some of them matched the wainscoting. Beautiful place. I hope someone saves it. I also hope you feel better soon 🙂

[@PenelopePeppers]

Looks like one of the Salem Homes from Massachusetts at Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan !!

[@GenXandProud]

What were the doors on either side of the fireplace in the first floor room? Thought sure you would open them or look in the open one. Was that a bathroom under the stairs?

[@OneVancatPlaceVancat]

Kara, I thought I was bonkers as I caught it out of the corner of my eye and had to pull it back for a second look. (Fixtures for a full bath (??) under the staircase?? Innnventive! :)

[@samsmom1491]

I think the doors you're referring to are pantries and walk-in pantries at that! Ingenious use of space. The upper class Colonials built houses that are works of art. Their quality craftsmanship is the reason many still stand.