Double Trouble, Two Beautiful ABANDONED Tudor Homes!! 

At 3:30 "That's as far as it's gonna open". MAKE IT OPEN! It's the most interesting feature so far.

That intro Music is so good, I don’t know how many times I’ve told you how much I love it….. Thank you so very much for sharing your videos, it’s kinda on the ASMR spectrum that I sometimes fall asleep during your videos 😂 ❤❤

Great explore!!! The sunroom was really nice!! Both houses had beautiful woodwork. I liked the stairs in both places but the wood staircase was my favorite ❤️ That stain glass window was beautiful ❤. You always do a great job!! Pam❤️

So sad that a family doesn't live in these beautiful homes and that the houses are being destroy, I love the first home.

Absolutely loved the turquoise bathroom! Liked the work space table in the second house. Loved the stained glass window and the nice large kitchen. Overall I preferred the 2nd house but I did absolutely love the sunroom in the 1st house.

Thank you for another great video, that 1st house was so cute such ashame. I love that soap holder, milk & mail door, doors at front entrance after you walk in. And thank you for sharing those pictures!

Hello James 👋Thank you for showing up these two houses and I really enjoyed them both 👍❤️😎

Salut James , C’est une magnifique maison ! I hope it won’t be demolished ! Thanks for the visit !

19:48 With the little plastic holders it must be a toothbrush holder, it is very kool :D

Static Spaces thanks for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it so much so much those houses was really nice i can't wait to see your nextvideo and God Bless.

Wow! Nice homes. And of course slated for demolition. Boo! You just can't beat the look of natural wood. The trim and doors in the second house look so nice compared to the white painted woodwork of the first.

The hubs recognized these places. He went to school right accross the street from them. We even drove past them in the summer. Also the pictures of that hotel you showed the hubs had his high school prom there. A little memory trip for him thats for sure. Another great explore JH. Big Hugs 😊😊

Couple of cool older homes. It would be so nice if more of these homes could be lovingly restored back to their beginning states. If that is impossible perhaps everything that could possibly be reused could be salvaged. Some of those really nice doors along with their cool for knobs and perhaps some stained glass windows or even stair railings. Would make more sense to me than wasting them. The painted over bathroom tile wasn’t all that great. The thought of seven stories of apartments replacing any homes is kind of repulsive, unpleasant to me. Guess I’m a bit opinionated on the subject. I’m glad there are explorers to share these once beautiful homes before they’re gone! Thanks James for sharing these two. And another thing I would want to salvage are those interesting wood beams in that sunroom. I’ve never seen nor imagined anything quite as unique! Thanks and see you next time!

I believe the small furnace in the first house was for hot water radiators, rather than a boiler for steam radiators. Not uncommon in smaller houses in the states in the first half of the last century. Much less expensive to build and maintain than a boiler system. Wow, that bathroom in the second house! Love the concealed toothbrush holder. Was that leaded glass window in the kitchen a pass-through for serving, or just decorative?

Thumbs up on the video James 👍❤️😂

I like the first house James ❤️

I think that place was awesome 😎👍 by looking at the outside you would think it was newer than it is

Wow, thank you for taking us through these 2 beautiful homes with all the craftmanship, just too cool, I would have loved to see that stunning hotel in it's prime. Thank you again James.

The first home with brick looks like the home I grew up in. Magic chef was an appliance brand I think started in 60's. I was taught in middle school cooking classes early 60's on a magic chef stove everything was centered around that brand all cookware even cookbook to promote brand. Cooking was done in a sponsored room in a building by magic chef

Nice Work & Video 👍

You're Handsome , Really enjoy your Intro Music and Content , Thanks man .......

Hi James, looks like these homes were really nice at one time, it's always sad to see them being destroyed. Cool Explore - 😀

Really nice old homes! So sad to se them go! Thanks for sharing with us James. Keep up the great work.👍

What a darn shame.☹️☹️

Hi James! These are 2 really nice homes. Think the second house was the best, definitely with that lovely stairway. That banister was amazing. Do you have a video of the hotel you mentioned?

Great houses, James. I liked the added photos of the hotel. I wish I could get into some of these houses before they are demolished to salvage the vintage door knobs and I would love to salvage that leaded stain glass window.

Hey James, hope you had happy holidays. The second home you showed was my favorite. It’s sad that such nice large older well built homes days are over. I don’t know how to put it into words why it makes me feel sad, but it does somehow. Very interesting and just because I hate their days are over the damage was sad too. Thank you James for sharing these with us. Maybe it’s the weather we are having in the States is effecting my feeling sad for these beautiful older homes?

The wall paper has covid on it 😂😂😂

Those places were art deco?