This Old House | New England Cape (S43 E1) FULL EPISODE

Tom Silva joins the rest of the crew already in historic Concord, MA, to review the next project-an 1880’s Cape Style home. The small house sits on a large piece of countryside and has seen several additions over the years. They meet the homeowners for a tour, as well as the architect to learn about the future plans.
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Menotomy Minutemen
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Minuteman Media Network, Town of Concord
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Presbyterian Church in Sudbury
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The Water’s Edge
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The Wayside Inn
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Andrew Sidford Architects
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This Old House | New England Cape (S43 E1) FULL EPISODE
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[@albertorkenbjorken]

that skit was hilarious haha

[@rashofbeatings]

43 seasons??? You have to be F'n kidding me! Most successful show of all time

[@AB-nu5we]

General Hospital - 60 seasons, various other soaps - 50+ seasons, Saturday Night Live - 49 seasons to name a few. TOH is up there though.

[@ToxicSpork]

FINALLY, full TOH Episodes are back...

[@Getreal321]

OMG LMAOOOOO y’all getting dressed up makes my day 😂

[@MrKurber]

Wow imagine getting your house redone by this crew

[@jej3451]

"I want a gigantic house." Why are those words so hard for her to say? haha

[@ronevans852]

Good to see you guys back and doing well, can’t wait to watch that being Rebuilt.

[@georgejetson4378]

Absolutely love the intro!

[@ydna]

wow that's a massive upgrade in square footage

[@T13Nemo]

The sketch in the beginning is wicked cool!

[@PJJ196]

That acting job is just top notch loll

[@beglight]

Excuse me, what's the cost of such an expansion? Could easily be two million dollars to make such vast changes to the existing house.

[@dave.23.]

I was wondering the same thing.🤔

[@sirstickjcs]

I would guess closer to $5 million. This project is massive.

[@sherriianiro747]

They used to always go over cost in the first episode, and I miss the days when Bob Vila, Steve, and Kevin challenged the homeowner if they weren't making good decisions.

[@joshua_a_boehm]

Brent Hull would destroy that new facade plan. lol

[@papascruffy]

Wow, massive remodel.

[@frankgall6]

love this show. It comforts me❤

[@nscaledelights]

LOL what a riot I wonder if they had Festools back in 1880 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@twistingterrain7748]

Greatest show ever!

[@JOHNJ0HN9111]

the first scene was just to hilarious lmao...

[@KatBurnsKASHKA]

unsolicited things to think about from a dedicated viewer 🥰 consider planting more regionally appropriate flowering shrubs in the landscaping. Lilacs and hydrangea don't support local biodiversity and are overdone in suburban landscapes and there are SO many beautiful native flowering shrubs that would do the trick and look gorgeous. Also - this house is huge! I find it wild that the architect says it's too small, curious what this show considers big? Thank you for mentioning that you'll be repurposing some of the materials! Appreciate not sending usable things to landfill.

[@derricdueker64]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!🎉

[@thevirtualtraveler]

I just don't get buying a house that you want to change everything. Why not buy a house you like?

[@Kevin-mp5of]

Because you wouldn’t have a show to watch…

[@thevirtualtraveler]

@@Kevin-mp5of well, I don't have a show to watch. I quit half way through, and I won't watch any more of this series w/ them. When I think of the amount of money they are throwing at "fixing" this already beautiful and functional house, it literally makes me vaguely nauseous.

[@Kevin-mp5of]

@@thevirtualtraveler all joking aside, I thought the same thing, why waste all this money and resources destroying a perfectly usable house, instead of just buying a house that is closer to your expectations…

[@janking2762]

Right on. But, maybe it was a lot cheaper than the house that they might already like and/or the location was better than anywhere else.

[@thevirtualtraveler]

@@janking2762 as much money as they are clearly prepared to throw at redesigning this house, they could've afforded a more expensive one they liked.

[@gertkaiser4273]

Wow, haven’t we aged, probably 20 years I have last seen an episode

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Oh, it is so nice to have a new season! Great property. I like that the owners are interested in reusing parts of the mechanicals, etc.

[@jh4684]

A new episode and season of This Old House!? Finally!!!!!!!! LET'S GOOOOO!!!!

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

I have missed you guys.

[@GreatDataVideos]

Those homeowners definitely think big!

[@pintudas2000]

Great opening 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@rheffner3]

Geesh, finally a new house renovation episode. Been a while. But it seems like a pretty nice house allready. Maybe they should have just demolished it and built a new one. Just saying.

[@LetsGoBrandon-FJB]

20:52 that's an outhouse not a shed

[@MikesTropicalTech]

I see this is from 2021. Good to have a new season but please catch up.

[@o2kala649]

Love TOH and been watching it for decades now.. it would be nice to see floor plans in the corner of screen to help the viewer get oriented

[@AndrewGenovese-lo3kw]

Tell Richard I said hi and I like his work and I once unclogged my toilet. I’m 14 years old.

[@donc-m4900]

2021 here we come.

[@russofamerica]

Fun intro!

[@drasticmart]

Great intro

[@herculesrockefeller8969]

"In this episode, to impress the homeowner, Kevin points to his new Mercedes in the driveway."

[@murraywagnon1841]

In 1672 my 8th Great Grandfather, John Hoar owned a house in Concord in which Louisa May Alcott later wrote "Little Women".

[@malikdigger4544]

Lol i remember this (TOH) episode three years ago Tom was dreaming about TOH during England Patriots era & that's big building new owner's have nice plans for it

[@joemorales6639]

I'd like to know how much that is costing. Why didn't anyone mention "solar"?

[@desireeschorr4024]

We are a long time fans of the show. Now our 18-year-old house is in need of a renovation and we were wondering if the show is still on, if it would be possible to have our house renovation be part of the show? And what would be requiered? Thanks so much

[@jasonhill2180]

Nice intro! Was hoping it would keep going!

[@timower5850]

My goodness! Why not just build another house?

[@mcpain2006]

I think what she means to say is she wants a full demo and a rebuild. I bet she saves money that way

[@joeivo911]

Love it

[@dave.23.]

So what does this massive edition cost? 1 million+ ?

[@cegentry]

Andrew Sidford. Riiiiiiight. Seems to me that David Carradine didn’t auto asphyxiate after all!

[@KendrasEdge757]

This was last years yeah?

[@donc-m4900]

So 800,000 to purchase and another 500,000 to remodel? Just a guess.

[@janking2762]

A lowball on the remodel…

[@mark.r.daugherty]

That remodel will be closer to 7 figures IMO

[@dave.23.]

Would be interesting to know, but my guess is just over 1 million. Stuff like this always costs way more than you'd think.

[@donc-m4900]

@dave.23. been watching the next episodes, yeah, I see the price going much higher than I thought.

[@sirstickjcs]

It's tough to say, but it looks like their "remodel" is a new 6,000+ square feet house. Add a 0 to your guess for $5 million.

[@jeremyjames1707]

yaaaay!

[@fnava2110]

23 min. is ok but we need a hr long video at least please 🙏

[@nathanpulliam9339]

😀

[@BradThePitts]

Tell Tom and Richard decades ago that This Old House will be starting with them dressed with them acting in colonial garb LOL

[@alaskankare]

wow. havent watched this show in awhile. kind of disappointed this is clearly a multi million work happening here. Whatever happened to helping people with regular people homes. 😢

[@AndyTrucker1985]

That ended 15 years ago at least every home is now for the super rich

[@janking2762]

I loved this show but we stopped watching 20 years ago when it became a show for how to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. Whatever happened to sweat equity?

[@totallyirreversible]

not to be a downer and this might not even be it, but honestly in the usual regions they work the price of home ownership let alone home renovation really isn't something accessible to a lot of people anymore... I did find myself bugging out at the kitchen a little, as someone who was looking at 1br apartments recently that kitchen looked primo luxe to me, not dated or small at all 😭

[@thomasbarclay5118]

…wasn’t the previous season all about an insurance recovery from a fire with budget constraints on any improvements?

[@n8xja]

opulent

[@user-gb7se4rx8l]

Do we not shake hands anymore………

[@WrathRT]

It looks like Megan is in charge of this one, and her husband is along for the ride. Good on her!! Great house and totally agree the current layout is a hodge-podge of renovations over multiple decades and the house needs new life breathed into it.

[@derricdueker64]

Wow. A stainless steel refrigerator is dated.

[@WineWhiskeyNH]

This is not an old house.

[@sdaniels7114]

The repurposing they spoke of in this video is just the start. I figure 50 years from now it'll be a couple of garbage cans for the demo instead of a 30 yard dumpster.

[@DrkAssassin313]

"I think it'd be great to do.." " THANKS US TOO" lmao wtf

[@NIGHTFLIGHTVIDEO]

That's just how they roll. This old house used to be renovating classic old houses. Not ginormous builds like they are now.

[@jimplummer4879]

LOL.

[@jonboy8181]

Wait, this is old.

[@weekendwarrior3420]

With that much desired change, it's probably easier to raize the whole thing and build a new one, to not live next to 100 year old rat corpses. Just like Matt Risinger did, check out his channel. Built a beautiful modern energy-efficient house on the foundation of the old one. This old house doesn't even have what could be called "foundation"! 🙂

[@GalacticTradingPost]

20:50 NAHHH WOMAN. GET RID OF THAT MURDER SHED. STRAIGHT OUT OF A HORROR MOVIE.

[@jeffreyrichardson]

christas lawyers friend scotts shingles mothers depend jodys flowers end

[@jeffreyrichardson]

$40,227.13c/ce

[@siedliko]

I though every house was from Canada, but its all in the US.

[@greencello599]

Not all. There was the house in London and the house in Bermuda.

[@johnlebzelter4208]

@siedliko I “thought” you could spell.

[@Kevin-mp5of]

They had one episode from Hawaii

[@siedliko]

@@johnlebzelter4208 did I lost a T? Thank you good sir.

[@pavelow235]

Old episode, hate all that covid talk. What a preventable nightmare that was. You hear me "Dr." Fauci🤦

[@heymikeyhelikesit8673]

And what medical school did you graduate from? Oh, that explains everything.

[@MrLuigi-oi7gm]

Your comment was a preventable nightmare. Until you posted it. 🤦

[@JG-mp5nb]

Take your livestock medicine.

[@johnlebzelter4208]

They should have just bought a different house for gosh sake!!