New England Living TV: Season 2, Episode 2, Marblehead, Massachusetts
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- For Episode 2 of Season 2, New England Living TV host Parker Kelley travels to Marblehead on the North Shore of Massachusetts. Here, she meets homeowners Joe and Misty, who have lovingly restored an 1830s Greek Revival to its former glory.
“Joe and Misty searched for two years before coming across the historic home and it was love at first sight,” says Parker Kelley. “The home was and continues to be a source for creative inspiration.”
A perfectly beautiful little jewel box!
I think it is lovely and timeless, yet personalized
love the exterior.
I am Japanese, and I went to Marblehead when I studied Boston 25 years ago. I wish I could live in the house like this! Let me know if anyone knows a cozy place in marble head next time I go there.
Beautiful.
How beautiful 😱😱💕💕💕💕💕
Love the stories of the previous owners, thank you.
Thank you for such a spectacular episode. Loved it!
Kitchen, awesome....love the humble functionality of the benches under the island.
This was posted on my birthday.
Looks like the Merchant Hotel
I Just💞💞💞ThisHouseSooMuchSigh💞💞💞TheyAreSooLucky❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
The Endless Advertising really
ruined the Experience of an
Otherwise ;
Incredible home with a true
New England History
Stunning and Historic
Marblehead , Massachusetts
I didn't make it through to the
End ... The Assault of Commercial
After Commercial " did me in "
But Thank you for the Tour of the
House ...
I know what you mean but you can skip it easily and enjoy the whole video. Sadly, commercials are a necessary evil to bring the show to us viewers for free.
Surprise. Ads pay to keep this site free. When the ad revenue stops, this will b/c a for pay streaming service. Oh, buy an add blocker and omit the channels you support from being blocked. It really works and they're affordable too.
Radiators, clever.
Interiors suited for a New York apt. but not a classic New England home
Like most of the other New England homes celebrated in this series, the exteriors are gorgeous, well maintained and immaculate,, the interiors as vapid and boring as any beach house or California celebrity's.
I tend to agree. They look like "new money" in my opinion. One of my favorite taste makers in Bunny Wms and you don't see her style reflected in the younger elite of New England. Maybe they don't have the pedigree I'm assuming most wealthy New Englanders have.
Features all of the reasons I love New England and why I resent being born elsewhere with a less than enviable pedigree. These kinds of people, for me, represent the best that this nation has to offer, but if you aren't one of them, too bad. They can't raise America up. My only consolation - they probably didn't wash their hands before handling that food. Only Turks and Japanese get that right.
Jack’s room, smart
Pain in the a$$ show
What color paint, please is the lovely soft yellow in the room with the piano.
This is probably an $800,000 house and they still have the "Live, Laugh, Love" cringe pillows.
800,000? lol. Oh no this is multi millions. Marblehead and really much of eastern Massachusetts is insanely expensive. 800,000 wouldn't get you anywhere near something like this house.
Can't beat b&m bargains 😂
@@andyrussell280 More Dunelm
"You're the perfect kind of couple for a home like this"
_Do people really fall for full frontal obsequiousness like that_ ?!?
She's interviewing, not doing in depth journalism. What's wrong with that? Heck. I'd love to know people like them, to be invited into their circle. I guess I'd be "obsequious" too.
@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 🤢🤮
@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 What would I expect? A little more dignity and a little less ass kissing. That's what I would expect.
Thanks for the question!
All transplant's
Humane is for humans😉