It's very upsetting to see these houses destroyed

I honestly wish this home was just for sale
It's ridiculously in good shape for its years

It’s such a shame that these solid classic homes are being destroyed!! ☹️

I think this is one of the nicest mid century houses you’ve shown us. Nothing overly fancy but the bathrooms were spot on. What a shame it had to go.

That's very sad and truly disgusting and disappointing that that house is going to be demolished. It was a beautiful house when built and kept up so well that you could tell the quality of the house and would have provided another family a beautiful home for another 70 years. Whatever is built in it's place won't equal it's uniqueness and quality.

I just can’t believe there’s no market in Canada for these beautiful untouched time capsule homes. There must be lots of people who would pay a fortune for something like this. What a waste.

This home with its 3 original bathrooms was amazing Ethan . You can see how much this home was loved by one family  for over 70 years . Very sad to see this one go . Thanks for another awesome explore .

What a beauty. Another dream home  gone 😭

If you look out the front window, you can still see how the landscape is decorated for the view and that view and its colors change with each season.

I appreciate the respect you show when you explore these homes, Ethan. Much appreciated.

I'd move in tomorrow. This house beautiful.

Everything is in good shape for its age. Too bad it’s getting put down. Thank you for showing us

I can't  get over how clean this lovely home is.

What a fabulous house. It's such a shame these well built and maintained homes are being torn dow. New builds certainly lack the 'built to last' effect by comparison. Very sad seeing this go. Thanks, Ethan.

It's crazy to me that "mid century" homes have reached 70 years old.

This was a really neat vintage house, Ethan ... and in fabulous condition, too.  The tile in the bathrooms was spotless!  No dirt, mold, mildew or anything.  The hot pink and the mint green sinks were awesome, too.  And I loved that huge space in the basement with the mirrored wall.  Perfect for parties and/or dancing!  Nice to know that a family spent many happy years there.  Thanks for sharing.

In the USA we would call that a bi-level.  I can't get over how clean those bathrooms were.

I bet that washer works better than any of these newer models out today! This house is beautiful

When growing up , I remember the kitchen wall phone (avocado green), being the only phone in the house with a chord that was fifty feet long and could go pretty much anywhere on the first floor!

This 50's house is ìn really good shape, it has alot of original features. What a beauty! Thanks for sharing Ethan ❤😊