Beautiful Abandoned Langston House in North Carolina *Vintage Monte Carlo & Lots of Beadboard

Beautiful old farm house in small town North Carolina built in the late 19th century. Around 1888 but possibly had an earlier one story structure on the property added onto. LOTS of pretty beadboard woodwork and one incredible staircase. Also a bunch of wasps since it is summer time. Plus and added bonus of a old Monte Carlo sadly being crushed by a roof with another unknown old car beside it that I couldn’t climb under too see as well. Very cool old place and the return of Ruby!
Check out her channel here if you’d like. She has some videos on the way of her own things she’d like too share for fun. Thanks for watching!
Ruby’s channel here!
/ @ruby.0

[@Mr.clintontoney]

The room with all the chairs was probably used as a Sunday school or church even. Super cool.

[@juilebrown2461]

Iagreewithyouorhomeschool.

[@jb-fb4od]

Hi Ruby and Kappy. This reminds me of my grandmother's farm house. The "addition" on the back was purposely separate from the rest of her house and it was known as a summer kitchen They used it in the summer to cook, can, process their own meats, do their laundry on "wash day" and keep the heat out of the rest of the house during the warm months. Thanks for bringing us along!!!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I was thinking that too! I was just expecting a large cooking fireplace but most likely was removed over time or converted! Thank you for watching and the insightful words! :)

[@kathybruce100]

Thanks Kappy and,Ruby. Sad house and as always the sound of cars!

[@sarahstrong7174]

It is really good that you have made a visual record of this place for future generations.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing you visit with us.

[@sarahstrong7174]

I wonder what this house was last used for that required so many chairs. Maybe someone held meetings or classes there?

[@tonyahaley6900]

Back when you could just expand your house, and expand it again (and again), without people wagging fingers. I adore closed-in dog runs. Thx, Kappy. Loved it!

[@vonnielee]

I love that you do this! When I was a young child, we would pass a derelict house and I told my grandmother I wanted to go and explore inside. She told me that I'd fall through the floors and be trapped in the basement! I'm grateful I can live vicariously thru your videos (and avoid the wasps, rotten floors, and various birds).

[@Lastfirst333]

And snakes and black widow spiders like we found in my great grandmothers house

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I’m glad you can too! Just happy everyone enjoys the videos! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)

[@rubycasey2713]

I love to explore these old houses and through your vedios I can thank you for taking me along love you both have a great July Forth.

[@pamcastiron4274]

I have always been drawn to old abandoned houses. I just do not have the nerve to go in. Not a fan of mice, snakes etc. Thank you Kappy for taking me along. I can sit in my favorite chair warm and comfy or cool and happy and enjoy your tours

[@angelartistic3056]

Wise Grandma!

[@dorothymachado5027]

The reason these old houses have floor to ceiling windows looking out on the balconies because when it was built there was a door tax so the more doors to the outside the more you were taxed that doesn't really apply to this one but thought you would like to know for future reference ❤️

[@aliceflood2435]

I would love to live in a house like this! This house definitely has character!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Couldn’t agree more! Definitely don’t build them like they used too!! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@kenbritton8227]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 This one looks very savable ; what a shame to destroy it.

[@JumpingTuna]

That and lead paint.

[@jillcreager1843]

I like when you have Ruby with you.

[@normalove8116]

Please remember to bring Dawn soap and water half of both in a spray bottle to keep the wasps away. Along with so much bugs that can hurt you. Thank you for sharing very beautiful!

[@susanmiller4159]

I could hear it in your voice that Ruby was with you! Always amazing what’s behind some of those weathered facades.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Haha thank ya very much for watching and the kind words always Susan!! Well said! :)

[@aandb7691]

Someone loved this house and took the best care of it at one point. I love this house! It's the perfect house for perfect simple summer days 🥰

[@tmcgee1614]

Love the sound of the birds when the cars aren't going by. I bet back in the day it was a lot peaceful around there. I love the layout of this house it is absolutely beautiful and with the bathroom being so far away it gives people privacy I like that idea too. The staircase is stunning I bet the people just loved living in this house. Thank you for sharing.

[@boxpuppy6913]

still pretty peaceful, this town is pretty much in the middle of agriculture land, so fields galore.

[@scarletsummer3526]

All these houses not being taken care of and updated is a shame.. they all are so beautiful.

[@judyingram4846]

Hi Ruby, glad you came along, you help Kappy see extra stuff that a man just don't see. Thank you Ruby.❤️

[@beckyboman1641]

Even with the windows completely gone, the quality of that craftsmanship is unmatched. You can’t beat old lumber. Just wow that it’s all just going in the trash 😣 Great explore! Beautiful, but oddly added onto, home. The staircase was pretty fantastic! Stay safe!

[@etheljones6204]

Beautiful old house. Sad it was not saved. Thank you and Ruby for being so brave to go in and show to us.

[@user-randi1987]

What a great old house with a some what unusual floor plan. That second floor was wonderful as well. Very sad it will be torn down although I realize the cost to restore it would be huge. Nice to see you again, Ruby. Thanks, Kappy and have a great long weekend

[@Ruby.0]

Thank you 😊 hope you’re well -Ruby

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for the kind words and watching always randi! Much appreciated! :)

[@ladyjane9980]

The 'balcony' is called the "landing" and the 'knoll' is pronounced "newel", which is the post. The ornate piece that sits on top of the newel post is called the finial.

[@melissah4515]

Yay for the return of Ruby, and thanks for the link to her channel, I'm checkin' it out :) I love this house, the way it was added on to, the beadboard, the porches and windows, and especially the stairway. I think maybe 2013 was the last time someone squatted in it, I'd wager it hasn't been really lived in since the 80s or 90s. The Monte Carlo reminded me of my high school drag racing days. I really needed this today, Kappy. I've been subjected to a lot of ugliness this week, but you and Ruby restore my faith in humanity and the coming generations. You're a beautiful couple and I really am glad you enjoy showing us your explorations. Take care out there!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

She has some cool video ideas on the way! Thank you for the kind words! I hope your week gets better and have a great 4th of July weekend! Much appreciated! :)

[@megfuchs9425]

Here's some love coming your way to help balance out the ugliness. Always have hope and faith!💞

[@joebarber4030]

Floor plan of the house, looks to me to be a classic old boarding house setup. Especially with the hallways to the bathroom

[@lucybieller7604]

Hey Kappy and Ruby! Loved the balcony and levels on second floor! The wainscoting was beautiful too. Looked larger from the outside pics. Glad we got a look around. I often wonder who the owners are and why they're deserted. Cars were cool as well. Thanks for another great explore! Be safe! ✌️

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

It is a shame! There was a similar old house down the street in worse condition which had since been torn down. I’m sure it’s just a matter of time for this one sadly! Thanks for watching! :)

[@Ruby.0]

Hi Lucy ❤- Ruby

[@brieannateylar5810]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 was it a old school at one point ? What do the land owner plan on building on the property that's more important than restoring history ?

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@brieannateylar5810 more like the owner doesn’t have the money or care about what happens to the house, saw multiple fines and warnings from over 5 years ago on the front door warning the owner they were getting clean up around the house and fine the owner

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@brieannateylar5810 most likely end up demolition by neglect, once the roof goes the town will tear it down and it’ll probably be a empty lot in this part of nc

[@megmills1697]

Glad you filmed this it will forever be known

[@aliciabruce3330]

I really enjoy these vacant house showings you do. Nice to see Ruby is back! She has the cutest touch to your videos. I really like that you move the camera a good pace. Not too fast not too slow. And you show the right details that are so interesting. You two be carefull now but have fun. I work at home and always look forward to see whats new you have. I watch other peoples videos but yours are the best.

[@Ruby.0]

Hi Alicia, thank u 😊 I hope all is well -Ruby

[@davidmccullough7225]

Other house exploreration videos are like "look at me explore this house" and they talk too much. Kappy (and Ruby) let the house speak for itself.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@davidmccullough7225 y’all are too kind! So glad my viewers are all such nice people who like old houses too! Thank you all so much! :)

[@cindylamb2129]

I love old houses and hate seeing them left to decay.But I know that even if it was in pristine shape,it would cost a small fortune to live in an old mansion.

[@melodyfisher1512]

What a charmer. If I was young and rich I’d take that project on in a snap. Beautiful bead board! So many nice details…Thank you for showing her to us Kappy.

[@kimthrower2169]

Hi Ruby and Kappy!! This house is amazing, I didn't realize it had so many add ons to it. I would imagine it's because they had a lot of children maybe? It would explain all of the chairs in there. I loved that upstairs landing too, with the knee high bannisters!! It must have been a beautiful house at one time! Thank you guys for sharing your find, I love it!! Also, my husband even stopped to look at the Monte Carlo getting mashed under the roof of the garage!! Stay safe you two! Peace, Kim ~

[@katesutton1476]

Luv this house. The whole property. Too bad it couldn't be saved. Those old cars were worth some money before all damaged. Good explore. Glad Ruby is there. She is a good right hand. Thx 4 the ride. Much luv

[@ttop64]

Hi Kappy and Ruby. Whenever I see these old places I often wonder what the proud original owners thought when they walked into their new home for the first time ? All of that bead board going up the stairs and the rest of the woodwork was probably gorgeous before it was painted . It's odd as to why this house was abandoned when the rest of the neighborhood homes look to be well cared for. Have a happy 4th of July.

[@lornahardin4563]

I felt the same, what a shame to lose this one, in a neighborhood of upkept homes of the same era. Such a waste of architecture and beauty.

[@boxpuppy6913]

sadly this is what happens in a lot of places, the younger generation moves, and once the older dies the family wont let go of the house or property, and either don't care enough, or have the money to maintain it. and then once it get inherited by the grandkids or later, it's in bad enough shape that the amount of money it would take to repair would be high. it's a shame, the only cracking in the plaster i can see if around where the mantles were taken, so the foundation is still largely good.

[@jeffplawrentz269]

My favorite part of this house was the old standing seam tin roof. Thank you for another fun video, Kappy!

[@sheila1115]

it is so sad when these old places are left to rot. you can't always blame the owners as they are often left to people who just don't have the means to do anything with them. still, a beautiful, old home

[@tammybaker6635]

Great find! The way its built, with all the doors to the outside, reminds me of an old boarding house. Really cool place. Glad that Ms Ruby could be with you on this one. Hi Ruby! Kappy, I think the wasps love you! Lol, this place was LOADED with them! Great video once again kappy! Thanks for taking me along!

[@rsuriyop]

When I see old cars just left on an old abandoned property it leaves a hint that the last homeowner did not move but most likely had passed away while still living there. Because I can’t imagine anyone would just move to another place of residency without at least bringing their car(s) along with them.

[@normanjones8089]

Totally love this awesome place and to beat it all its back in my neck of the woods. Plus the old classic monte carlo is a serious plus. You guys always find some of the best places to explore and share with us. Thanks again for letting us come along with you and Ruby..

[@michaelhorn4540]

I would love to have the money to restore a beautiful old house like that

[@ndog2005]

Great video, Love the stairway esp the 2nd floor porch, Just Horrid to be demo, for such a classic, gorgeous house.& looks to be solid built compare to these cracker boxes today.

[@laurah.7696]

Very interesting layout and almost fairy-taleish with the balcony.

[@juant3969]

That device looks like a doorbell. Earlier generation of a doorbell actually had the bell, like at churches, exposed on the top or the side of the door on the inside of the house. Those mason jars are worth a lot of money.

[@brianandlindafairchild1237]

Thanks Ruby ,I wanted to peek in there too.

[@robertmanley7556]

Such a beauty in her day I imagine and a sight to see ..... I could imagine a fire in one of those neat old fireplaces on a cool fall night and sitting on one of those porches enjoying the view !! WOW I would just love it !! Shame they are going to demolish it..... that stairway sure was pretty and the floor to ceiling windows just love them . Great video Kappy !! 👍👍

[@lonwaslien104]

The low bannister scares me. One could easily stumble and go overboard. Thanks you two for this interesting video! Have a good weekend!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Especially if you were running to get back too that bathroom on the 2nd floor down the hall lol! Thanks for watching!

[@kimjones846]

😎😎😎👍👍👌🏠 Kappy & Ruby!! 💘 the staircase!!

[@megfuchs9425]

You guys are my heroes! First wasp and I'd have been outta there- absolutely and without question! Thanks for doing this so we don't have to!

[@chrissytaylor5690]

Man, that Monte was still very solid!!! Would make for a relatively easy muscle car build! It's a 1970-72!! The best year for the Monte in my opinion. 👏💯

[@mctube44]

Agreed, '71 or '72 but not a '70. No trunk keyhole emblem on a '70.

[@chrissytaylor5690]

@@mctube44 my point was they kept the same body from 70-72.... whether or not they put chrome trim around the trunk lock in 1970 is besides the point. 70-72 is the best body style for Monte Carlo in my opinion. That's what I was getting at here. I wasn't claiming this car is a 1970 model year

[@melissahalbert9455]

Most likely an original 2 over 2 with a summer kitchen. Then the dog run was closed in and plumbing was added and some more bedrooms. They even built a dining room off the kitchen. Such a hodgepodge layout. Great find Kappy and Ruby! Not many upgrades in this home, ie wallpaper and such.

[@OLIVIAUSSIE]

I so wish you explorers could unite together and do what historical societies wont always do..SAVE PLACES. 1800s house here is still standing whats that tell you about its craftsmanship! I tried saving a house in Missouri to no avail and the day it was torn down the house just wouldn't give it. That strong. They even used a wrecking ball...I wish if a place cant be saved people would at least rescue door handles, hardware, the wood..esp with wood prices now..I saved some stuff from that house and still treasure it!..Ruby should at least keep little snippets of wall paper and make a scrap album:)

[@darlenejohnson8864]

Hello kappy and ruby. Enjoying the tour through ĺangston. House. I love old houses.

[@Ruby.0]

Hi Darlene, hope you’re doing good 😊- Ruby

[@Beatleguy79]

With all these old homes being torn down alot of history is being lost with them

[@susanhunter6037]

Those old houses can tell some stories.

[@LL-sq8se]

Thanks Kappy!

[@BendviewFarm-dq4sp]

Beautiful house! Too bad someone couldnt save it! I know we say this about all your videos. Thanks for filming it & sharing it with us Kappy & Ruby! ❤️

[@cindyvandiver5914]

That house has great charm and good vibes. It seems structurally sound, I don’t know why it has to be demolished. With mostly elbow grease and certainly money, this house can be saved! Thanks for letting us see it!

[@mandujanojuan437]

Sweeet! Keep exploring young ones i kinda like the mustard color doors.

[@debraleavy8338]

All the beaded board is so cool. I live just North of New Orleans and there are so many beautiful old houses. Thank you for sharing your passion .

[@veronicamorgan8103]

What a amazing old home! I'm wondering if it was a teacher or a preacher that lived there. Thank you Kappy for another most excellent adventure with you!

[@boxpuppy6913]

HOLY SHIT, this is my home town! this house may not have been fully lived in for a long time, but people have been known to squat in here, at one point a group of teens used it for storing stuff they stole, a bunch of my uncles tools being some of it. as for the 'add-ons', that kitchen has more then likely always been in that location, but when it was built was built separately from he house incase of a fire, and was then connected at a later date. Edit: found out this place is family owned, and they're still around, so it's condemned but not being torn down anytime soon. the house used to be owned by a doctor, but when he passed and it came into the hands of the kids, they just didn't do anything with it. and it's been left there, as a lot of these old family homes and properties sadly are :/.

[@paulstelleri8624]

Where is this place? It looks really familiar to me too

[@joycevansickle3305]

Stunning! I love those old screen doors. The outside is just beautiful...wish we could of seen it in it's heyday. Thanks for the peek!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@deloressutton1332]

Very special house, nice find

[@blanning2058]

Oh wow what a beautiful home! I too live in a small town in North Carolina but sadly we don't have homes like this still standing around here.

[@nadinemasteller1089]

So many old houses near this one that were cared for. I wonder why this one wasn't.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Welcome back to Kappy's chica! That name makes me think of my late beloved brother in law, who called me his "niña." It's always sweet when someone you love calls you by a special name. It's so heartwarming to hear the tone of Kappy's voice when he asks "Are you okay?" with that caring note in his voice. It makes me feel good when my husband is concerned for me. It's nice to be loved. I'm glad you're back, sweet girl, and I'll definitely check out and subscribe to your channel. Kappy, this house is a real puzzler. Makes me think of the lady whose husband founded the Winchester gun company. She was convinced the souls of the people the guns had killed would haunt her, so she built a house that was made up of rooms and stairs that went nowhere so they couldn't find her! I think these folks just kept adding on, maybe a house for a daughter or son who wanted to stay close to home! Perhaps the new wife didn't want to live in the old wife's house! I'm sure it's got an interesting backstory. If walls could talk! I didn't quite catch what Ruby said about the contraption on the upper porch door. Road traffic drowned out her voice. Please tell me as I'm curious as to what that might be. Thanks for a very interesting explore, you two! We're looking forward to many more great videos and to more of Ruby's useful comments, too! Be safe, both of you!

[@Ruby.0]

I believe I was just saying I didn’t know what it was hahah, thank u so much for the very sweet comment. I think my first video will be a walkthrough of my favorite antique shop… but that’s our little secret 😊 I hope that sounds interesting to you! Thank you again for the support it means a lot to me. I hope you’re well -Ruby❤

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for the kind words always! I really appreciate it! I’ve heard of the Winchester house! Definitely on my bucket list! Thank you so much for watching !! :)

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

@@Ruby.0 I really like antiques and am always telling Kappy that my fingers get itchy when I see the beautiful antiques in his explorations. I wouldn't make a good explorer, as I think I'm more of a hunter/gatherer when it comes to antiques! Can hardly wait to see what you come up with! Stay safe and keep an eye on that man of yours. He scares me sometimes!

[@williamgriffin7584]

Hi Ruby glad you're back

[@Ruby.0]

Hi William, so happy to have people that like to see me in the videos, I hope you’re doing wonderful! -Ruby🌞😊

[@jenniferwatson4074]

Welcome back Ruby! It’s always great with the both of you there. And that was the strangest doorbell or whatever it was I’ve ever seen!!! Funny how folk add on to a house as needed or affordable. Loved the porches. And that incredible stairway. And don’t go climbing in old cars-you don’t know what has made a home in it!

[@Ruby.0]

Thank you Jennifer 😊 hope you’re well -Ruby

[@edlepkowicz4478]

Very nice looking house

[@karenstanislaw8912]

Agree, dynamite stairs / stair railing. Wonderful exterior detail. 40-50 years ago, this place could have been saved, and would have been a charming place. Happy 4th, Kappy and Ruby.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Sad but probably true without a lot of money! Thanks for watching! Same to you! :)

[@macorey54]

Beautiful old house with character. Wish someone could save it.

[@sybileberhart3439]

What a fun explore for you guys. I enjoyed very much. Thank you.

[@susanbrown4297]

Wow, beautiful house! What stories it could tell! Thank for sharing!

[@feliciamusic7945]

I wish I could get my hands on that stair railing and newel post for my 1889 home. But it gives me ideas along with the beadboard wainscoting. I've use it in some areas of my house but may use it even more. This Kappy.

[@elizabethgregg1925]

Beautiful house alot of good doors and wood in this house

[@Timbuktu447]

Yay ruby's back!

[@Ruby.0]

Hi Joey, hope you’re doing wonderful thank u for the warm welcome -Ruby😊

[@kennethsonier1766]

That's a great old house, thanks for bringing us on this journey 👍☮️🇺🇲

[@maverickflint1991]

That is a really nice old place that just need some work and could be opened up as a B&B. 😊👍

[@Sirshackleton]

Glad you have Ruby with you. I’ve been missing her. I love you too Kappy!😊

[@Ruby.0]

Hi Cindy, I hope you’re doing well 😊 -Ruby

[@ritawheet9334]

That was a lovely house that was banging back in the days I can't believe it didn't have a basement as old as it looked thank you hi Ruby nice to see you getting out you need to do more often with him thank you guys

[@Ruby.0]

Hi Rita, thank you for the welcome back 😊 I try as much as I can to get out with Kyle when I’m not working myself hahaha, got another couple videos coming up with me in them ❤ hope you’re doing well -Ruby

[@franciscoeduardobonilla5312]

Greetings from the Dominican Republic, I really like your videos about exploring old houses.

[@marlacarter9399]

Amazing!!! Thanks for sharing these beautiful old homes!! Y’all do an awesome job 😃

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@marlacarter9399]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I look forward to your next video. You are my favorite KZbin channel!!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@marlacarter9399 you are too kind! Thank you! :)

[@movingpicutres99]

Great cross-ventilation.

[@carrieann1640]

For me one of the saddest sights in an old home is the abandoned canning.

[@Sparose3]

Somebody needs to rescue that Monte Carlo!!!

[@melissaboggs5176]

Oh my word! Gorgeous! How neat it would be if you could get way back in the day before pics of these beautiful homes. It would be great to see how they were furnished or what families lived there. Those porches though! Me and my porches. Hahahahahaha! This is why you NEED to be picked up by either the Travel or History channel. You would have an amazing show. Stay safe Kappy! 😊

[@christihiatt3459]

Cool house; lotsa black eyes to the critters who are tearing it down!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Cool metal roof love it already

[@dianakardum6150]

Hi Kappy and Ruby from upstate New York. Never seen a house that had so many doors and windows!

[@tinajewell516]

I believe this was an old boarding school. That's why it has been added on so many times.

[@loriibarra690]

That was a fun one! My husband and I had a Monte Carlo back in 1979!

[@karenshawn8406]

wondetrful, wih all the chairs looks like a school. this place is a beautiful house and looks like it could be one again with a lot of money But oh so much fun. thank you

[@tonishillingstad1323]

Thanks for showing us this old house! 🤗❤️ I sure enjoy all videos ! Hi RUBY 👋

[@flanjivfur1]

You should look inside the knoll post to see if the deed to the house is in there. Back in the day if you had a set of stairs with a knoll post at the bottom and you paid your home off that's were you would put the deed.

[@janewasson4845]

What an unusual house-loved it! What a darling B & B it would be next to the road like that. Cute little fireplaces-were there more downstairs? And the porches! What a neat staircase and balcony-folks were sure smaller back then! BTW, the house with the red shutters across the street looks like the one l grew up in. ( Had front porch railings, black shutters, 1914 Sears kit house) Hope they keep the old trees when they tear it down. Looked like there was a garden by the garage once. Thanks, Kappy and Ruby-great as always. Glad you guys didn't get stung!! 🐝

[@lindaknight3771]

My sister bought a house at auction built in a very similar time….in the late sixties…and during the seventies did the usual remodeling, tearing off wainscoting, paneling , dropping ceilings…changing the doors to cheap doors…tore off gingerbread double porches…put columns out front…as years went by…ai think she regretted a lot she had done…but she was older and didnt change it back……

[@oldsouthmike65]

This house is amazing. Its soooo sad it is being torn down.

[@user-ve4su8pe5h]

Hi Kappy , Hi Ruby thank you for the great you you show these old houses. Feels like we are there to. You are the best. 🥰

[@maverickflint1991]

That is a nice little linen closet there.

[@maverickflint1991]

I love that staircase ❤️

[@davidtrishhope9841]

Watching from New Zealand

[@virginiamichel3112]

adorable!!!Yay Ruby!

[@djberkey5449]

Oh wow is right! It kills me to learn this beautiful place is on the chopping block. Makes my stomach roll. When I first moved to Vt I lived in a 1800’s farmhouse! And that beautiful wainscoting in that chair room just like the wainscoting in the kitchen! I loved that house! I almost spit out the tea in my mouth when you said you should have worn pants! Yep! This was a fascinating house! Thanks for this one…I want it! Hi Ruby! Nice to hear you in the background again! Kappy the glasses that you zoomed in on in the kitchen with the flowers on them so reminded me of glasses my Gram had when I was little! Tugged my heartstrings!

[@bowiearcangeli11]

So happy that Ruby was with you! 🥰

[@Ruby.0]

I’m happy to get out when I can to explore with Kappy, thank you for your support and kind words! Enjoy your holiday weekend-Ruby❤

[@jane.c.c]

Can't bare the thought of it being torn down.. If I was rich I'd save all the old houses ♥️

[@williambeglen4771]

1970-72 Monte Carlo. Definitely worth getting out of there.

[@mikebenjamin7535]

Another beautiful home awesome