At Home with Liz Lange at Grey Gardens 

I can almost hear Big Edie calling for Little Edie. ❤️

When you truely have an appreciation of history & architecture you'd love this house. Its fantastic and really great Liz has it. Sincerely hope her children & future generations would appreciate it.

Thank GOD Little Edie demanded the house not be torn down, she had the fore-sight to know it's magnificent history and to know tearing it down would have been a disaster! and thanks for posting this video, what a treat to see the house in all its glory!

Quinn and Bradlee undertook the extraordinary restoration. They understood and honored the home's spirit. Since Bradlee's death, Quinn has rented the property. It is currently on the market (July 2017) for a little under $20 mil. Though Liz Lange is not the owner (she rents) she is so spot-on about the disgusting McMansions that come with heli-pads and bowling alleys. The vulgarians who have no appreciation or understanding of the Hampton heritage.

I’m absolutely delighted to know Grey Gardens lives on and is so beautifully cared for. ❤

Sometimes I wish these episodes would be longer. Being from the area, I know some of the people who were involved with the Beales and their story. A lot to it. The current owner keeps the house and property lovely.

You have done a fabulous job in restoring the Grey Gardens. I remember the house years ago when I lived near by. It was a complete wreck with animals, fleas living in it. I wanted to buy it but instead bought another “Please save me home” on the Coast of Maine. You are brave and saved a great home❤️

I'm going to buy this house. It has everything I always wanted in a home. Love the sweet history set in stylish, yet humble country home decorated with period furniture. The wrap-around porch, hammock, beautiful and delightfully surprising garden, plenty of room for guests, the pool, the pergola, the thatched hut I would use for my garden potting and planting come spring. I love how all the nooks and crannies of the garden are so mysterious and intriguing. I especially love the wooden floors, built-in cabinets, cupboards, window seating, bookcases, glass doors, wood stove, fireplaces, grand entrance, sun room. It just overwhelms me because it fits my dream home so perfectly! I even have a fabulous mahogany four and a half-foot Baby Grand Aeolian piano from the 1930's that could be placed in just the "right spot". Plus, I would take it with all the furniture that's there! To me, it's move-in ready. There is so much character in older homes. Many homes like this...you can tell its history was filled with love, and more good memories than bad. Only two things I would change. The tennis court would become an extension of the garden with lovely precious tea rose flower beds, with a shaded place to sit or linger under a couple of fruit trees, preferably an apple and pear tree. Along the road in the front, I would add a matching wood fence to encourage newly-planted climbing roses to clamber over and along it to frame the gorgeous home in even more abundant glamor and charm. Grey Gardens is going to be mine...someday soon.

Wish it were longer!

what a great lady for keeping the house original and so fitting to memorize little edith...its a shrine to her.....really great lady to do that! Edie is looking down and just lovin it I'm sure

If someone can find the old article, there was a issue of ( I think it was ) Town and Country, maybe 10yrs , 15yrs ago ?.., which discussed the first days of the new owners going into Grey Gardens to see how they were going to go about restoring the house to it's original state. When suddenly either the new owner or one of the design, archetict team was startled to see a apparition of Big Edie, standing in the middle of the living room area, down stairs. The person who the apparition appeared in front of , said , Edie don't worry, we will respect your beautiful home. With that, Big Edie supposedly vanished. See if someone can find it, I had the old magazine but no longer have it. I remember being shocked by the paragraph in the article, but I remember reading it quite clearly. I had chills but was also happy to know Edie was watching her home.

Fabulous!!! Love that the quirkiness was honored instead of abolished! We need more design like this that celebrates the history and personality of a place. What a jewel and glad to see it is so lovingly being tended to!

MAGNIFICENT and I’m so glad that big Edie and little Edie’s legacy lives on they died wanting that .

I am very familiar with the history of Gray Gardens. I am so pleased to know that Liz now owns the property. I’d love a longer visit through this fabulous house and beautiful gardens. I love that Liz appreciates the way the Hamptons used to be, and this home and property definitely exemplify this. I could watch this over and over. I would like more please 🙂💕

LIZ is a Treasure living in a treasure. Passionate about keeping the history alive, lush & thriving. True classic video. Thank you for visiting & sharing America's wonder.

Love the house! it just looks so real and inviting!!!

When I'm feeling little depressed I watch this. Over over. From what it was to now. Incredible.. I also like watching sherly mcain home in Mexico

Fabulous! Thank you, while I've enjoyed all the homes you've covered, this is one of thee best.

I love this channel...what a treat to visit Grey Gardens...keep up the good work!

What a beautiful gem!

I love this! Thank you for the tour!! I would die to see it in person!

Ms. Lange is a hoot! It's nice the house has a resident with a personality as colorful as its history.

Looove this house and the respect with which the gardens have been curated........... Thank you for a lovely 'moment' ! Hx (UK)

Love the gardens and trees! I' d save the tree too, and move the driveway if necessary.

I so wish I could see this house and the amazing gardens. So glad that Liz Lange bought this house. It is obvious that she appreciates the rich history.

the home is so beautiful now. thank you for restoring it.

I keep watching this an every time it makes me feel relaxed. iv seen the documentry. what you fine is simply stunning. I know I keep saying it. but it true.. thank you

How exciting to have found this.

what a spectacular renovation and conservation!!! Your videos ar feeding my soul!! And you looked fab in the pink top!!

I love that they have preserved it and she appreciates it. I hope they pass it on to someone else who appreciates it.

Thanks for the beautiful tour!

So true. In my youth beach homes were casual, fun, and carefree. Thanks!

Fabulous!!!! Wish I could've been there in person... Vid is the next best thing !

💜 Fabulous to see Grey Gardens looking so pretty. Thank you 💜

Wonderful! Why tear out amazing living history? I can never understand why anyone would do that..thanks for sharing

What a treat to see Grey Gardens restored and well maintained. Love your videos. Seeing and learning things from the experts and designers in their own rights.

Last I heard it was up for sale for 20 million, 'The only way you'll get me out of this house is feet first' she got her wish, bless her

wow you done an incredible job. stunning simply stunning. thank you for sharing this x

Loved seeing this beautiful home saved and adored!

looks just like a sweet fairytale …. I lovvvveeeee it

I have loved this amazing house and it's history ever since I came across the documentary and movie years ago! I wondered what became of it. It is so lovely now and the gardens look beautiful, too! 😊 What a dream it would be to live there and be able to walk to the beach! Thank you for posting this. Would love to see more! 😊

Thank you for honoring and LOVING the House, not tearing it down . Yay! It's fabulous

♥️Thank You! I always wondered what Grey Gardens would look like Beautiful.❤️

They brought it to its original Glory💖

Oh, what a treat! Wish we could of seen more 😍 Maybe some one will do a "Gray Gardens now" special Susanna, HGTV needs to give you a tv show, everything you share with is beautiful .

Good !!! In spirit they will live on !!! That's a nice thing !!!

Every time I watch one of these I always wish the video tours were longer. We need at least 30 minutes with these houses.

Fascinating documentary "Gray Gardens". Thank you for this update.

This house by far. Out all homes out there.. This is the home I love to live in.. You did an incredible job. Restoration it.. I love to actually see it wonder if she has open days.

Great house! Wouldn't change a thing,thank you for leaving the history in place.

Thank you!

Beautiful!

Thank you, Liz!

Stunning! Absolutely beautiful inside and out. Id love to see pictures of it in the winter.

Such a great interview and how lucky she is to have found this historic home to rent! So much history and love that it carries! I interviewed with Liz years ago, such a class act! 😘

Thank God I found this channel.

Oh Liz Liz Liz. I know iv said this before. But Wow. Amazing job. You so lucky.

Beautiful.

Fantastic

OMG !,, Grey Gardens 💕I have seen the documentary and own the movie ! How amazing Thank You so Much! Take another visit and let me explore the virtual tour of the whole home please 😁❤️

I love those gardens.

Edie would be so happy.

Wonderful house, spaces I love the trees

Wow so beautiful

It’s magical!

we want you on tv seriously!tv needs to be good again

Fianny, a sense of its dimensions!

LOVE IT!!!

That grand old tree with its trunk sprawled across the driveway and propped up just killed me.

I alway come back to this. Watching it calms me. It relaxes me. Just stunning job you done wish I could buy it from you.. I'll have to win the lottery fingers crossed. X

LIKE!! Wonderful to see the house still standing, and in such beautiful shape that all these years later, people can enjoy it. The story of the Beales is a sad one, but something of those ladies lives on in their home. While I don't believe in ghosts, I do think some essence of a person remains in a place they inhabited for many years. I always felt something comforting about the 1927 bungalow we rented when we were first married, even though my husband worked nights and I was there alone. What a treat for you, Susanna and Stacy, to see this amazing place, and how kind of you to share it with us. :)

Why are these wonderful videos so brief?

Couldn't you just post longer videos? like at least 10 minutes to let us see more of the house? Not a single video on this channel is long enough to satisfy my eyes!

my very favorite house of all i have reviewed. the gardens and thatched roof is beyond wonderful.

I would love a tour of the town and streets, anything really! 😊

Bellissimo 🦋

I wish I could buy it!

Would love to visit more of the interior.

Imagine doing a seance in this house wow!!!!!!!!!

Nice backyard

Thank you indeed Liz! Amazing that so much was left and preserved by Liz in the way of books and things. And ironic that her last name is Lange as well - any relation to Jessica that played Big Edith? LOL Big question for me is was the pool always there? Little Edie certainly liked swimming in the ocean. But it's a wonder she didn't point the pool out in the doc being a shame she couldn't use it as well. Nice little segment and respect for Liz and her respect for keeping history alive there!

Sad to hear it’s for sale because the house is perfect just as it is. Thanks

AH the Hamptons! Where else on earth can this be home?

Meravigliosa casa e meraviglioso giardino!!

Dream Gardens Love The Flowers etc. Very Warm and Inviting Home to Invite Family and Friends.💝

Did they find little Eddie’s blue scarf?! JK😉

Did Eddie ever see it all done up an gardens so beautiful

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you are doing "gods" work....xxxxw

Wonder if little edie ever saw it all done up..

So did Liz buy this house from Ben and Sally Bradlee? or is she just Renting it?? either way I am SO grateful they restored it to it's former glory!! BEAUTIFUL HOUSE!!

I'm fascinated by the house but the blonde wares those white jeans very well.

My Adobe Hacienda!

The whole story of Grey Gardens, which now includes documentaries & a movie, made my heart skip a beat when I saw that Quintessence had a video. I agree with others that we want & need to see MORE. MORE is better in this example.

i agree this is the realhmptons can u tour this home???

I feel the videos are shorter every time. What about the rest of the house?!

is that the same that did Ulla Darni's Blue Pearl?

It really needs beige vinyl siding.

Possibilité sous-titrage français ? S'il vous plaît ! Merci 🙂

I wonder if the front door is the original door