This Old House | A Queen Anne Revival (S42 E16) | FULL EPISODE
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- The abandoned Seaside Victorian Cottage is restored to its original beauty. A new addition matches the existing architectural details. New hardscape and landscape anchor it to the corner lot.
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Tom Silva, Kevin O'Connor and Richard Trethewey drive to the Seaside Victorian Cottage in Rhode Island and reminisce about the many problems faced in the rebuilding of our abandoned house.
Jeff Sweenor is waiting for them outside the house and they talk about the challenges of the project. Tom and Richard excuse themselves while Kevin and Jeff tour the front yard.
Kristen Martone, the interior designer for the project, gives Tom a tour of the second floor to see the master bedroom, closet and bathroom.
Kevin finds Richard checking out the mechanicals in the low headroom basement.
Jeff and Jenn Nawada show off the patio with all the new amenities.
Kevin meets the homeowners, Kassiane and Michael who give him a tour of the living room and kitchen.
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This Old House | A Queen Anne Revival (S42 E16) | FULL EPISODE
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I've been watching this program since the very first episode in the 1970's. Lately I've been unable to find it's broadcast time on my local PBS station so I'm very glad it's showing up on CZcams. And I'm doubly pleased that at the end of this video they mentioned they're going back to the Dorchester neighborhood. It's hard to believe that first project was worth only $16,000 at the start and sold for only $55,000 after renovations. My how times have changed.
Absolutely beautiful finished project. The details are over the top. Really like the master. Great craftsmanship.
LOVE! Love love this house! Fantastic job and attention to all detail! The interior designer did such a great job with the addition! She’s a gem.. truly..
While I steadfastly prefer restoration/preservation over renovation of old structures, you guys did a dann good job making that old house into something really nice for its owners.
This was always one of my favorite projects from this Old House
I love these reveals, and love the modern touches....
I recently totally rebuilt and enclosed my 100 year old screened in porch and partitioned it in half and one part functions as a walk-in closet off the master. I really wanted to put a window in it, but I was too paranoid someone would use that to gain entry to the house
A This Old House Miracle 🏠
That TV in the space above the garage is only good if you lay on the floor. lol
I thought the same thing. Who the hell is going to watch that. Would of been better off with a smaller tv hanging.
Wow what a knock out of a house great job looks so different from old to new. I love it.
What a great project and even better results
Got to say that’s one nice expensive home. U got love it. Nice job on redoing this one.
what a lovely house. the team did great work
Beautiful house.
12:42 Product placement!
Sin duda alguna uno de los programas que le prestó mucha atención por la forma de construir las casas de madera y covinada con hormigón y unos diseños arquitectónicos fantásticos, saludos desde Palma de Mallorca soy un seguidor de todos sus programas de hace mucho tiempo un gran abrazo y mis felicitaciones, Feliz Navidad y un próspero Año Nuevo 2023 .
Where are your seat belts fellas...?? Looks awesome.. tho I may have added the sunburst detail to the addition over the dbl garage..to keep with the theme.. What a fantastic transformation from old to new. Great job everyone.
Merry Christmas!
This old house Yall Fantastic job Love it ..I have old farmhouses as keeping some old stuff ..I believe is was build 1939/1945 I recall on taxes papers..Again Guys Super job..Njoy the old with new home owners
kevin oconner the real star of the show
I'll take one "classic plumbers lament" and a side of "money's in the details" please!
And finish it off with some full city water pressure
I'm glad I can watch TOH on YT. When the reveal episode would come around my local PBS station would switch to fundraising, and I would never get a chance to see the finished home. :(
5:20 some random crackhead is gonna steal that copper gutter drain. 5:40 and probably all that copper as well.
Can you guys share what all that cost to restore the entire house including the price of the property
Usually the homeowners tend to be a little hesitant to put that out for privacy reasons.
Original As-Is Sale Price was $490,000. Probably couple million on new construction and repairs.
No wonder the planetnis ruined with these excesses.
The home owners don't want to reveal the cost because it affect the resale value. 😄
Thanks
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More Jeff please
Yes with WAY less Richard!
Larry do you have a man crush?
@@armyvet8279 Trethewey is the man!!!
Seatbelts are very important as you drive to the job site as you never know when the "accident" may happen...
You tell em, NH. And don't forget to wear your helmet and pads when you're at home, because they say most accidents happen around there.
love it!
@@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power
Tommy is a rebel. Does not wear seatbelts nor follow OSHA
They are probably being towed as they film.
@@oldtwinsna8347 Tommy thinks OSHA is a small town in Wisconsin.
Why is there so much water on the basement floor?
Most houses up here in New England and New York have wet basements. The water table gets as high as at the surface when the snow melts, and the only solution is to let it flood in, and pump it out with sump pumps. I haven't seen a dry basement in my area ever.
New windows aren’t energy efficient. Better with storms, but still not energy efficient.
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The interior details are beautiful. The outdoor patio design is just ugly with no character, IMHO. Homeowner looks like he feels much better.
what do these people do that they can blow a few million to redo the house?
All to show off how much money you want to spend and be on a TV show.
20:01 STAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGED
Richard could use a seatbelt :P
Female homeowner looks like she couldn’t even make microwaved Mac n cheese
Neat
That TV is bigger than the bed! 👎🏻
Again “homeowners” aren’t normal people. I said this before, I wish TOH would cater to normal folks…not all this rich folks.
"Today on This Old House: Jeff Sweenor swings by Home Depot for vinyl siding, Rich runs to Lowe's for a Rheem, and we follow the homeowners through Target as they load up on their favorites from whatever Joanna Gaines is flogging."
@@joelness not what I was implying at all.
@@johnlebzelter4208 I know, it's just what came to mind when thinking about normal folks working on their house. I understand your point.
@@johnlebzelter4208 Also in the episode posted today of a more typical renovation/repair, they are literally working on vinyl siding just like I was joking about. No Rheem install or Magnolia haul though.
notice the son pushin his dads hands off of him seem get alittle tense there. say hes a unique cat the dad like kept wanting to say something when kevin was talking never does
Was the cost to redo this even worth the value you would ever get out if it?
Restoring a home in a historic district isnt a flippers endeavor normally.
They are going all out for the best so pricing is not a factor involved. Meaning, they don't care what it costs so much as to the results provided. This isn't about nice looking Ikea furniture and home depot fixtures on sale.
@@oldtwinsna8347 pricing is not a factor involved? I think you skipped finance 101. Pricing is absolutely involved. They pay they house payment every month dont they? 🤔 Whatever...kudos to them. To each their own.
@@meme-yc4ksNot everything is about financial ROI. What they're getting out of it is qualitative, not quantitative. If it wasn't worth it to the homeowners, they wouldn't have done it.
@@joelness Yup. Their just reminded on the 1st of the every month for the next 15 or 30 years with that 3400 house payment. Its an ABSOLUTE ignorant financial move....... period. Take this over to the Dave Ramsey channel or any financial channel and ask this same question.
10:24 I wonder what @pipedoctor @MikeyPipesUnsensored thinks about the 3 POS water heaters?
Those black jeans though.
That homeowner 😗
There is no such thing as a hot water heater.
The bedrooms are tiny. Zero shade in the backyard. Terrible outdoor kitchen design That place sucks.
Who’s queen anne
Not our queen
A woman called Anne who apparently was a queen.
@@2loco Thanks cunny funt
@@David.R.H 🤣🤣
Great, just what I need. 3 water heaters that are talking to each other. This show has turned into one giant sponsorship program.
I was surprised by that, too. We installed one of those Navien heaters about 4 years ago and 1 works fine for our small family. In fact, I hook up a hose to refill our 350 gal hot tub once or twice a year. Easy to decrease the water temp to about 102F from its120F setting and, voila, the spa is filled with hot water within an hour. 3 heaters daisy-chained like that seems a bit much but definitely a setup for a multifamily dwelling, e.g. an apartment building.
@@SpringRubber that shower setup could use as much as 200 gals in 20 minutes. Very wasteful, but if you're going to do that, you need a lot of hot water.
Seatbelt, Tommy?
She's a little fox
knife hand in thumbnail - if you know you know
The 2 tone color on the exterior doesn't look good
Hmm pretty sure no one asked for your opinion 🧐
I think it looks sensational.
I'm digging the color scheme.
Homes from this time period were painted very bright, multiple colors. People started painting them all white recently, but they were originally painted like this.
All of JCVD's enemies in his movies lived in houses with some combination of that color scheme....
What is Covid ?
Helping rich people growing their mansion as usual I see.
Jealous much.
If rich people had not bought that historical house, do you have any illusion that it would have been saved otherwise? And its hardly a mansion. Its an old New Englander/ victorian that was probably a sea captains house back in the day.
Well I don't think unemployed could afford this renovation....
Agree. This show was started as a diy project show.
Now it’s a commercial for the sponsors
The rich need charity too.
Love how you pagans use the 👿 horns and pyramid symbols...
It's amazing what renovations can be made when you have a spare $1 million dollars in the ol' bank account.
Please do highlights featuring cassianne and her beautiful self
can i live in the kitchen?
That's a lot of water on that basement floor.