This Abandoned Mansion is Less than 20 Years Old!!

Three Sisters - Mansion One
There was once a single family home that stood on this large piece of property, it was likely a ranch style bungalow built in the 60s with a very large backyard. I imagined it with many large older trees in a relatively peaceful neighbourhood.
Fast forward to 2004/05 when the property was bought and replaced with three large McMansions. The Mansions were lived in by the same extended family, the developers who bought the land and built the homes.
Today the houses sit awaiting demolition along with the neighbouring property. Unfortunately vandals have found the area and frequent the homes with the intention of destruction and I have seen how they have gradually become more and more destroyed over the last few months.
The buildings will be replaced with townhouses, up to 70 of them which will give a few more families a home in this ever rapidly growing region.
Today we will be exploring one of these large homes. Let me know what you think of it down in the comments below!
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[@joeapicelli8367]

The common theme in Canada seems to be knocking down homes and building condos in its place. Property values between 5 and 50 million? Is everyone in Canada a millionaire lol? Upstairs laundry has been a thing for 20+ years. Makes more sense. Lastly, love your videos. Very in depth.

[@StaticSpaces]

The country and especially this area is growing rapidly and there isn't much empty land left so redevelopment has taken priority. It sucks actually but i don't know of a better solution. The average price of a home in this area is about $1 million, so housing is unaffordable for many people, it's a real problem. I don't know where all the wealthy people are coming from but it could be through immigration policies. It makes sense to put the laundry room where most of the clothes are i guess! Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@ethelchapman6780]

America is doing it also. Beautiful livable homes. Destroyed n town house n subdivisions

[@ethelchapman6780]

😢😊

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks for your input Ethel!!

[@ctg6734]

I do like the idea of a second floor laundry room. Makes a lot of sense. Of course seeing the size of the place, they probably had multiple laundry rooms. It's sad to see such grand homes be demolished for higher density housing, and even though they are slated for destruction, I still hate seeing the vandalism.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, i hate seeing the vandalism as well. To be honest though i find these houses built after 2000 all look the same and don't have much architectural merit and don't consider them to be a big loss in those terms. I know lots of people will disagree with me but that's ok. Yes a second floor laundry room does make sense, no lugging the laundry up and downstairs for no good reason. Glad you enjoyed this one CTG and thanks a lot for commenting!!

[@Carolynne1960]

Great video! A beautiful home, such a shame that homes are so disposable these days. I agree with your similar sentiments, this is more house than I’d ever want or need.

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@karrie1377]

What a beautiful home, very elegant and grand without being gaudy. Love all the rooms especially the kitchen. So much extra space in basement. And the staircase was stunning. I dislike that certain people think they have the right to take a baseball bat or whatever and destroy property. Twisted thinkers. And what a huge waste of resources to tear down these incredible homes to build ugly townhomes. I guess it’s greed that motivates some of these developers. Thank you for this tour.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, i hate seeing these places trashed too. It's more a supply and demand issue though, people keep buying the houses, so naturally companies will continue to build them. Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@anitanelson6250]

Your welcome

[@TammyA165]

I don't understand what joy someone can get out of destroying a place

[@StaticSpaces]

I completely agree with you. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@RamonCabrera-lr6ib]

Me encanta esa casa y muy lindo tu recorrido x esa mansión ❤, saludos cordiales desde Argentina

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Love that place I will still never understand why they could just demolition a place like that and we appreciate you going the extra mile to show us everything 😎🆒 explore

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed this one Jerrold and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@sandiego9168]

Very cool beautiful place thanks for the look 🌞👣

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it SD and thank you so much for commenting!!

[@leisaderbyshire]

Bathroom between 2 rooms where called Jack and Jill . 😊 thank you for sharing this video 😊

[@StaticSpaces]

I'm going to have to try and remember that term. Glad you enjoyed this one Leisa and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@deborahsmith7970]

Beautiful 😊 Thank you!

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for commenting!!

[@sexyshit84]

Jeez this place has gone downhill. I know they will be demolished soon but jeez why cant people be respectful. Its a nice home just not my style Thank goodness you came prepared with boots. Another great explore JH. Big Hugs 😊😊

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya and they are in even worse condition now too! I had to see that basement, so I'm really glad i remembered the boots! Thanks very much for the comment Kimmy!!

[@Xavierxavou]

Merci beaucoup ! It’s so beautiful whith the snow ! Quelle chance ! In the north of France we don’t have such a beautiful atmosphere !

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, i kind of lucked out getting a fresh blanket of snow that day, turns it into a more magical location. Glad you enjoyed it et merci pour la commentaire!!

[@billstill1794]

"Higher density housing" - in other words, some developer purchased the property to destroy a beautiful home and landscaping, build ugly and over-priced sardine-sized condo-projects, and make more money on the same-sized parcel of land! Was hoping to see you eat some chicken "kiwa" soup for the ending! (or did you say chicken gia?) Either way, it must be some sort of chicken-tomato-based... Add some fresh veggies from the freezer too!

[@StaticSpaces]

Chicken Quinoa, sounds pretty good anyway. Ya IDK, we need more housing so it is inevitable i guess, also single detached homes are unaffordable to most these days. I don't know what the better solution is....maybe a housing crash but then we will still need to build more to meet the demands. I don't like any of the options TBH. Thanks a lot for the comment Bill!! PS, although the soup was probably still fresh, i don't eat food that's abandoned 😂

[@beckymorgan7694]

Beautiful home sad they are tearing it down. I have seen how some people were if home was foreclosure or tenants forced out. That destroyed the place before leaving due to being upset. It still amazes me that this is done.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya for sure, redevelopment happens a lot here, so it doesn't really surprise me. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@bridgetraveler7700]

It's a very darn shame how the house got demolished in the state it was in. I guessing that the demolition crew had to hire a person with two pumps to get all that gross water out of the basement. It takes a while to pump out a ton of water from a flooded basement. It depends on how deep the water is in the basement and how powerful your pump is to pump all that water out.

[@StaticSpaces]

I'm not sure if they really need to pump the water out before demolition, although maybe it makes things easier in the long run. Thank you very much for your comment!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Hi James 👋 Wow another great mansion to see 😊I’m loving this place too 👍 Nice find too James ❤️ Very nice flooring as well 😃

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed Fawn and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

You are welcome James 👍❤️😎

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

I love the closets space to James and the staircase is nice too😊 So many rooms to see 😄Thank you for the tour of the place 😎I’m enjoying this 🥰

[@StaticSpaces]

This place was big, so much to show, surprised the video wasn't longer. Haha

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Right James 😆🤣😂😅

[@sharonmiller6251]

Impressive house. I've always wondered about the mentality behind vandalism. What a shame. Why does water get in a nice, modern home? I hate nice homes in such serious condition. You did a good job showing it. Thank you.

[@StaticSpaces]

I think it's because the sump pumps failed, also these McMansion style homes tend to have deeper basements and get more water seeping in because of that. Thanks so much for the comment Sharon!!

[@gotenburg10]

We want more Static Spaces! 😀

[@StaticSpaces]

Hahaha, they are coming. Hopefully i am back on schedule now for at least a little while. Thank you very much for your support!!

[@bridgetraveler7700]

I saw BigBankz video the water was very black. That's very good you went down into the basement before the summertime because if you did go into the basement during the summer the water would smell much worse than a porta potty.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, the water was getting pretty stagnant by the time bigbankz got there. Im glad he got to see these homes before demolition. I don't think I would have wanted to go down there anymore at that point. Thank you very much for your comment!!

[@gailspaw5521]

Beautiful ❤

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks very much for watching!!

[@anitanelson6250]

Hi ty for showing it I enjoyed it

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi James This house was beautiful once upon a time. It’s so sad to see what these vandals did to this lovely house. Why did they have to destroy those beautiful kitchen cabinets. I think it’s a good idea to have laundry room on second floor. All the clothes are up there and the towels. Just makes life easy. It’s good you had your boots with you but I think a boat would have been better to wade thru. It’s like the owners walked away and never came back. It’s very upsetting to see what goes on in these abandon houses. I know there are 2 more homes in that 3 house neighborhood. Ethan showed us both before and after of all 3. Well James you have delivered the goods yet again. Really good photography and narration. Thank you! By the way are you still on your road trip? Stay safe and well.❤👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@StaticSpaces]

You are right, it does make sense to have the laundry room on the second floor, less up and down the stairs. Fortunately i knew the basement was flooding, so i brought the boots with me. I'm not on a road trip, no, the last video was from a road trip last fall. Glad you enjoyed this one Irene and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@SuccessForever1234]

Common theme in Alberta …knocking down good homes and building 3-4 level infills, converting Alberta into another Vancouver, crowding ppl onto same lot as a financial gain for City of Calgary/Edmonton, more money in their pockets for property taxes. Condos /apartments are much smaller

[@StaticSpaces]

Yup, it's happening everywhere throughout Canada but the real problem is there are just too many people moving to the country and so we are in a housing boom. Just be glad you don't live in Toronto or Vancouver because it is much worse in those areas. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@ehcreativephotography]

What another great adventure James! I love the dark wood floors…they are stunning. It’s a shame people always have to destroy what is not theirs such as perfectly good kitchen. 😩 The poor couch in the basement looked like it could have been great to use in another home.. Looking forward to seeing your next exploration! 😁

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes always a shame to see these places destroyed by vandals. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@ehcreativephotography]

@@StaticSpaces Your so welcome James!

[@bridgetraveler7700]

I really hope the bar in the basement didn't get too much water in it. It was a very cool bar to have in a big house. 😪

[@StaticSpaces]

The whole house ended up being demolished in the end, so it didn't really matter anyway. Thanks very much for your comment!!

[@samanthacastle4192]

Thar was a very nice place, to big for me. Thank you for sharing!

[@StaticSpaces]

Too big for me too. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@samanthacastle4192]

You're welcome, love how much you do for your channel family

[@StaticSpaces]

I try!

[@terrystrahl6006]

It looks like the house was at one time very nice, sad it's being destroyed. The out side of the house looks like a school house with the big pillars in the front of it, a cool find.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, it's a bit of an architectural mess TBH, still a fun place to explore though. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@deborahp6450]

Nice house!!! It shouldn't be demolished for high identity housing. That dosnt happen in the South. They're are laws that help preserve them.

[@StaticSpaces]

The problem is we need the housing. The only buildings that are preserved here are heritage buildings. What laws do they have in the south, do they protect all single detached homes? Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@KathyR1964]

Of all the mansions I have seen, this one was very nicely laid out. Still too big for me, however it looked like they had 4 kids and would of needed the space. Sad to see the water in the basement and the damage those vandals made. The staircase was awesome. You should have taken the meat in the freezer and had a BBQ with your buddies. 😆

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, this place would be way too big for me too, something smaller is easier to clean and maintain. The staircase was definitely nice though! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@willforeverpubg4235]

James went you ,Dave and Ethan explore Manison that we like it will be torn down.

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it Will and there are two more of these ones to come in the future. Thank you very much for commenting!!

[@georgiameier4990]

It looks so beautiful with the dusting of snow. Do they make a hefty profit when they sell these mansions to developers ? How can anyone afford to buy houses in Canada I do wonder. Thanks for another interesting explore.

[@StaticSpaces]

Sometimes they make a good profit and others they just get market, really depends on the situation i think. I know some houses have sold to development companies for $2 million over market...which is pretty crazy! The price of housing here is stupid these days, it needs to come down to a reasonable level. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@kmfsinny8436]

Not so excited by this place, I want a home with character. But, I now have an idea for me dream laundry room and a tub for my master bath lol. The basement and stairs were cool. The kitchen was awesome, but I didn't like how dark the wood was. I just don't see the sense in having "wasted" space. Definitely not my ideal house lol.

[@StaticSpaces]

I must say, most modern homes are not very exciting lol Like you said a lot of wasted space in this one but that's what McMansions are known for. 😆 Glad you enjoyed it KMF and thanks a lot for commenting!!

[@cspat1]

Thank you for sharing. I don’t know why I let it ,but when people destroy what is not theirs it really bothers me ,and seems like such a useless and wasteful thing to do. To be honest, I feel like building all this just to tear it down a few yrs later is a waste too. More stuff for the landfills.

[@StaticSpaces]

Definitely a natural feeling, i hate seeing people destroy places like this too. Thank you very much for the comment Cee Cee!!

[@sassysue6472]

Wow! The developers made out twice on that deal. But what a huge house! Seems to me there will be a lot of empty condos on the future.

[@StaticSpaces]

Sort of but since they lived in the new homes, it would have been an expense rather than a business opportunity. Ya, it's hard to know if there will be a lot of empty housing in the future, the problem is it keeps getting bought as fast as it is built...only time will tell. Thank you very much for the comment Sue!!

[@kskollections2142]

The staircase was nice. I loved all of the closets and storage areas. I personally think putting the laundry room upstairs was brilliant because I hate having to go up and down the stairs because of my arthritis. The bathrooms were cool, especially the ones with the water jets. Not really thrilled with the choice of color for the rooms, not really a dull, earthy toned person. Liked the basement, especially since you could almost swim in it! 😂😂 Seriously though I really liked the basement. Such a shame that they are tearing it down! I’d kill for some of those features in my home!

[@StaticSpaces]

That basement was so amazing, one of my favourites TBH! Sounds like you need a bungalow with everything on the same floor...arthritis sucks. Glad you enjoyed this one KS and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@alanmccabe5927]

That black case was for a message unit✌🏽

[@StaticSpaces]

Ah ok, thanks for letting me know!!

[@gentillydanny]

The laundry on the second floor makes good sense since almost everything that needs to be washed is up there. It makes more sense than to drag the laundry down the second and first floors to the basement and then all the way back up after they're cleaned. I like gray, I like brown, I like white, but not everywhere and not all together. It's a nice house but the color scheme makes it appear cold. I can't go for that stairway with no stair backs; it makes me faintly dizzy when I use them. Our library has that type of stairs, made of gray granite and worth your life to use them when they are wet and slippery. It's a cut above the standard McMansion but still all pressed wood and veneers instead of solid wood, stone, and plaster. I know, I'm old fashioned, but still.

[@StaticSpaces]

You are absolutely right, it does make a lot of sense have the laundry room on the second floor. Yes, it's all MDF and particle board, as soon as you get a little moisture that stuff swells like crazy. 😆 Glad you enjoyed this one Dan and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@vonniek6787]

It wouldn’t matter if the place was going to be torn down or not to make a way for something new, it still has value to whoever owns it. So many things can be taken and sold. But some idiotic disrespectful jackasses had to come in and destroy things. It pisses me off. I see this happen a lot. Imagine you own a home and just because it’s not being lived in for a little while people feel like if it’s fair game to come and just destroy it. So it holds no value at all.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yup, i completely agree with you, some people are just so disrespectful! Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@UncappedFilms]

man that's pretty modern place to be abandoned. did the boots leak then?? i'm thinking not? lol

[@StaticSpaces]

Haha nope. Those were actually a different pair, they were my winter boots. Thanks a lot for the comment Uncapped!!

[@UncappedFilms]

@@StaticSpaces LOL! Well I had to ask! Great video as usual!

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@Scorpio45Libra]

Its too bad they couldn't just fix it up, clean it up, do some landscaping and resell it. Makes little sense to tear something this magnificent down when its just under 20yrs old. I get the whole concept of more homes for a growing area, but still. Heading over to check out your channel and if I like, I will be a new subscriber! Thanks!

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, it's a bit of a problem in this area, the population is growing fast and there isn't much vacant land left. I definitely get your point but i just don't know what other options there are. Glad you enjoyed this video and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@bridgetraveler7700]

When Ethan Minnie was there the water level in the basement was much higher but when Big Bankz's was there the water level was not as high and you can see the water mark on the bottom of the walls.

[@StaticSpaces]

I was there with Ethan for one of his videos. And then I returned for a final visit with Ethan and big bankz for one final visit. It's weird, I think they pumped out the basement before the demolition process, and the water level was different each time I visited. Either way, that basement was amazing! Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@FubarMike]

That flooding must have just recently happened since the water hasn't yet caused floors to warp and significant mold. By summer that place probability won't be safe to enter

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, the flooding was very recent at the time and the mold will take hold of this one quickly once the heat sets in. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@Xavierxavou]

Do you know Dario Argento films ? ! whith music of ”Goblin ”! It’s so 80’s like the music of your video ! Great !

[@StaticSpaces]

I know of his work but haven't actually seen any of his movies. Glad you enjoyed the musical choice though!!

[@Xavierxavou]

Do you know the french band , ”Principles Of Geometry’ A Mountain For President ? Maybe you’ll appréciation this music !

[@StaticSpaces]

No but i will check them out!

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

Hi James! I quite liked this one. Not usually a fan of the big fancy mansions, but this one was quite nice. The railing around the second floor hallway was amazing the size of it. Can’t believe the house was only built in 2004. That was actually the year I left school 😂 If those kitchen cupboard doors were ripped off and ruined that’s terrible. The style of the outside of the house looked very like that of a nursing home near me. Terrible it’s being demolished for smaller cheaper housing but sadly this is what the world has come to. People need a roof over their head.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, that's just it, we need more housing and i don't know if there is a different solution or not. I guess if you already live in a house that looks like a nursing home, then there is no need to move into one when you get very old. 😆 Glad you enjoyed the video Stephanie and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

@@StaticSpaces I don’t live in a nursing home. There is one down the road from where I live. I am probably misunderstanding what you said. It would also have to have the staff to look after the people as well 😂 Again, sorry if I misunderstood you

[@StaticSpaces]

Nah i just meant they didn't need to move from this house because they already lived in a nursing home. Bad joke i guess lol

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

@@StaticSpaces funny 😂 I meant it looked like one I know of from the outside, but the inside definitely didn’t 🙂

[@ckswat77zz51]

Hey SS This mansion was beautiful. Is the area you’re in growing rapidly? I was just wondering because I’ve heard other explorers from Canada saying the same thing about building for high density bla bla bla. I have no idea if you’re all from the same area or Canada is expanding all over. I know I could never afford a place like that. I guess if you have that kind of money that is the norm for you. Great to see you. Take care

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh no way, houses like this are not the norm for us, real estate is very expensive in the area. All of Canada is growing fast but the already where i am and most of the other explorers is just exploding. So buildings are being demolished left, right and centre around here, it's pretty crazy actually. Glad you enjoyed this one CK and thanks a lot for commenting!!

[@willforeverpubg4235]

James what I seem other basements on other KZbinr Channels that you see mold. I'm surprised it hasn't mold yet.

[@StaticSpaces]

The basement had only just recently flooded and it was still winter, so it was too cold for the mold to grow. Excellent observation Will!

[@mariagasperazzo8245]

E uma mansão muito linda eu.amei os banheiros meu Deus quanta água ❤e incrível isso pelo que deu para ver que o freezer estava dentro da água e como podem estar ligado ❤❤

[@KathyR1964]

That was too many bathrooms for me, hahaha. I wouldn't want to clean them!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you very much for the comment Maria!!

[@StaticSpaces]

I agree but at the same time they likely hired someone to do the cleaning. Thanks a lot for the input Kathy!!

[@gerredstallings465]

To bad this place is trashed and flooded its nice

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, i hate seeing what the vandals do to some of these places. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@brucebeamon5460]

Only thing I like about this is the design of the exterior … and I’m immediately turned off bay that open staircase… I do like the idea of the laundry being on the second floor looks like that may have been one on the 1st floor with that sink that yo weren’t sure of what the room was tired of that grey color scheme in wish it would go away…. Too much dark wood too .. my last gripe is the house is too modern … I prefer older as in no newer than 70s but 30s. 40s when more craftsmanship went into them !

[@StaticSpaces]

Yup, i most say i am tired of this modern style too, it's so boring. But personally, i live the dark wood. It's a very modern home and wouldn't stand the test of time like a 30s,40s or earlier home would. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@Avotts]

Well, at least we see they were not just idle rich....they apparently had a garden. They canned and froze veggies. The quart jats were tomatoes. Would love some. Also, they did not use top of the line cabinets...fake wood.

[@StaticSpaces]

Those larger jars were different kinds of soup that they had bought with semi professional labels. I kind of get the feeling they just bought in bulk and then froze smaller portions, there weren't really nay signs of a garden that i noticed. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@enermaxstephens1051]

I always wonder why people moved. If there was no buyer and it's sitting empty, does that mean it was a foreclosure?

[@StaticSpaces]

No, the backstory of this home is in the video as well as the description. The property is being redeveloped into higher density housing. I don't think i have ever explored a property that has been foreclosed upon. Thanks very much for watching!!

[@enermaxstephens1051]

@@StaticSpaces By "higher density" do you mean apartments?

[@StaticSpaces]

No, i think this one is being replaced by townhouses or maybe stacked condos but the last information i saw was old and the proposal may have changed

[@cathymorrison4953]

🧡🇨🇦🧡

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@Staywhereheartsmile]

Where is these mansiom

[@StaticSpaces]

Canada. Thanks a lot for watching!!

[@sashasue00]

Not to sound callous, nor do I condone such behavior; but I don't see vandalism here (spray painted walls, etc), more like looting, which could be from whoever bought the property to demolish it? The kitchen was probably all stainless steel, worth some bucks, also looks like wiring was ripped out of the walls (likely copper). If it's going to be ripped down anyway, I prefer to see good stuff re-used (how about all that granite, marble, etc?) or recycled

[@breezeyb3535]

vandalism comes in many forms and that house had lots of it. The "vandals" were not trying to save and salvage... they are destroyers with no care to anyone but their own egos. To tear apart cabinets, smash door windows and throw it all down the stairs... vandalism and worse.

[@StaticSpaces]

It was definitely vandalism because everything that was taken was just thrown down the stairs into the basement. Also when companies remove things like cupboards they usually do it carefully, but these cupboard doors were ripped off and are now unusable. I can understand why you might think that though. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@StaticSpaces]

I agree with you Breezy, there were no signs of care being taken with the materials at all. Thanks a lot for your input!!

[@gailspaw5521]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@tarasyonka6462]

A real fixer upper, but sad that it's torn down...thanks to the Doofus Ford Government.

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@anitanelson6250]

Did the people move out

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, they moved out so they could redevelop the land. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@anitanelson6250]

@@StaticSpaces your welcome

[@willforeverpubg4235]

Read a Cryptocurrency Magazine while at Barnes &Nobles.

[@StaticSpaces]

Cool! Be careful with the cryptocurrency though, i wouldn't recommend them!

[@johnrodgers9877]

James . So pleased to see you were wearing rubbers . I know you swiped that beef out of the freezer . At the price of it now , you would be a fool not to ! Those cabinets in the kitchen are solid cherry and I would personally love to castrate who ever smashed them ! Great vid as always !!

[@StaticSpaces]

I didn't look at the kitchen cabinets that closely but how can you tell just from the video they are solid cherry? I would be honestly surprised if they weren't the usual MDF you see in places today. Thanks a lot for the comment John!!

[@johnrodgers9877]

@@StaticSpaces Hi James : I worked as a cabinet maker for over 40 years , and I know cherry from shit MDF . This house was built with quality and I know home owners with taste and money , demand cherry . Hope you are keeping well .Lots of rain here today in Southern Ontario .

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh ok, you would definitely know your cabinets then! Yup lots of rain and cold...it's May, where is the summer like weather!