Want To Visit an Amazing Historic Mansion

[@Mrs.Rowland-p5m]

This house is amazing. Please please go back once the new owners move in and pray they don’t mess it up!

[@lindaplunkett1864]

I absolutely LOVE these home tours and this one tops all of them😀. Please thank your friend for the opportunity for us to see this historic home; it was magnificent. And I appreciate Stewart’s video work especially while you were in the dark smoking/wine room. I know it was dark yet he managed to let us see it and get the feel for it through his camera lens. I look forward to more home tours. And that dark room reminded me of Scotland also. Our son went to St. Andrew’s as a study abroad student and then attended graduate school there and we would sneak over as much as possible to see and enjoy that beautiful country. It brought back great memories😀. Cheers!

[@Scout513-mv3dh]

Linda, I love these home tours! More please 😊

[@imeldacantu2437]

Oh wow, I'd love to go into every room, through every door, every little alcove, and the garage apartment, it all looks so amazing

[@buttonsacorns3734]

This house is so cool. It would be the perfect setting for an early 1930’s murder mystery.

[@sherry1647]

Thanks for the tour. It was interesting and reflected Oklahoma history.

[@meliss36]

❤WHY.. don’t I live in this house.. what have I done so wrong in my life that I am not living in this ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS HOME… I’m single, if anyone wants to buy it for me.. You CAN.. 😍 Thank you for sharing this GEM. Now I have to go put this on my list for SANTA. ❤

[@cindiblazer8621]

Wow just wow.The stories the house could tell.

[@barbaracarlson1331]

How fun! I love seeing these old mansions!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@BeverlyDuke-z5f]

November 16, 1907 Statehood for Oklahoma

[@tamtrinh6883]

Wow. What a beautiful old house which I really love!! ❤❤❤

[@sherriludwig4263]

That place is beautiful

[@dianepuskas6362]

Lovely house tour. Stewart, you did a great job keeping up with Linda! BTW, I believe the sunken area in the wine cellar is where the ice blocks were kept. Below soil level is more temperate. Does anyone know if they had electrical refrigeration when the house was constructed? It looked the "refrigerators" outside the kitchen were really ice boxes. Thanks again for the grand tour.

[@KathyDavenport-i3u]

Just WOW ! 😮❤😮 Amazing house. Loved all the stained glass and beautiful woodwork. I would be exhausted just going from one floor to the next. Looked like a call system in the back by the door on the wall.

[@Mrs.Rowland-p5m]

Love the home tours!! Please keep them coming !!

[@PleasantPrickles]

I really enjoy these home tours. They don’t make em the way they used to! Wow wee! 🌿

[@sudahiawad4498]

Beautiful! Just beautiful! 🤩 😍🤩😍 Thank you for taking us on this tour, Linda. I’m always fascinated by these homes. I wanted to see everything in this house, but time was probably limited. And Stewart, thank you so much for getting as much as you could in the video! 🎥 👍🏽 ❤

[@vaniafelan3511]

Beautiful house! I wonder is the 3rd floor that is being called the ballroom was actually the nursery, playroom, schoolroom and governess space?

[@deborahbavas6514]

Wow! Wow!Wow! Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!❤

[@juliabinford6500]

That was so fun. Thank you to all for showing it!

[@s.barlow7062]

What a fabulous property! Just stunning……….

[@doreen9838]

Huge house!!!!

[@doreen9838]

Looks spooky

[@CarmenTorres-gf3sg]

Big Beautiful place

[@SteveL2012]

It is gorgeous! ❤

[@lpenni8673]

What a fun tour!! Thanks for sharing it with us Linda ❤😊🎉

[@sunnygirl87]

In the Indiana 1906 Tudor revival home my parents owned(6k sq ft), the basement was 2 levels. One lower room had a coal shoot and it held a railroad car load of coal. The adjoining area, VERY IDENTICAL to the sunken room was actually the furnace. In the home you toured, would bet money that held the home's furnace at one time. I would guess there was a room close to it that held coal, prior to electrification?

[@blakehahn-atlantaga8510]

Amazing house! The wine cellar was really special.

[@ReneByers]

Special place

[@beckyk2581]

That was AWESOME! 😊

[@user-rb4zf6dp2v]

Gorgeous just gorgeous thank you for sharing❤️

[@martivasiliades8407]

Awesome !!

[@قناةطبخالمغربيالاصيل]

مسيرة موفقة🌹👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💚💚💚💚

[@darlenetrowsse9269]

That was fun

[@fredbear72ify]

What a wonderful house. I was wondering where the servants lived as I am sure there would have been people to clean and cook etc.

[@sharongiles6326]

Amazing

[@maguy993]

L’escalier est sublime à lui seul il meuble la maison le grand lustre au dessus de la table apporte beaucoup de cachet ❤❤❤❤

[@beverlyasleson3321]

That was amazing how much are they asking for the house? We didn’t get to see the 1,000 square ft bedroom over the garage. 😢 Thank you Linda and Stewart.

[@ourlifeedited6441]

$2.2M

[@NancyDore-cq3pe]

It is $2,195,000

[@helenf9650]

Just breathtaking. Such beautiful craftsmanship. The carpets look amazing too ( though I’m surprised you were wearing boots throughout their home??)

[@1pixiegirl1]

That cigar/wine room could have been covered because of prohibition period in the 1920’s ???

[@cathierose2009]

1907

[@jeaniemcdaris8276]

❤

[@chriswoodhead7684]

Oh my goodness!!!!! Please take off your shoes !!!!! This looks so much like a smaller version of Bramhall Hall in Cheshire England

[@robertliggett2990]

Wearing booties over your shoes will help save the floors