96-Year-Old Woman Opens Front Door To Reveal Masterpiece Lost In Time.
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When you use quality materials and timeless decorating techniques then you have a home that will last forever.
Love the place . She has great taste. What a gracious home she has keep all these years. Hope whoever gets it loves it and will care for it as she has done.
The home was beautiful, I'M old school, l wouldn't have changed one thing. Awesome.☺
I loved the baby pink bench seating in the kitchen! This lovely home has given me SO many great ideas for decorating my next place.
Simply beautiful....whoever gets this home needs to love&appreciate it like ms.joyce did.
Wow! This woman lived in this house for 72 years, she really taken good care of it! I just love her style. I hope whoever buy this house will take good care of the house. Good luck and God Bless this lady, wherever she goes. Thank you for sharing this wonderful story and images of her beautiful house. 😊 👍
The inside of this lady’s house is adorable. I wish I lived there.
A beautiful home, I pray that this lady was,able to let go and not deal with too much emotional upheaval. Bless her heart! 🌸💜
Skip to 2:29 to see the interior of the house. Too much talking in this video.
Barbara Winsor This comment needs more upvotes.
Girl I was like when are going to get to the good part lol thank you
Thank you
Thanks mate
Awesome home,very well kept. Awesome lady to have such wonderful antiques. Noticed a picture of the girl with the pearl earring. I liked her decor.
It's called "Girl With A Pearl". Scarlett Johansen played the girl in the film inspired by this painting. I recommend the film. Get yourself a pot of tea or a dram of whiskey and enjoy it! PS Most men find the film dull.
@@765respect I seen the movie. Really liked it.
@Mary Jacobs It was a good movie, I really liked it too. My husband refused to watch it. Good that not all movies are bang, bang, shoot em up. My mind would wither.
@@765respect I feel your pain but he did watch it with me and liked it. Go figure.
Lol! Lucky you!
WOW!!! what a beautiful home! It takes me back to my early childhood and visiting neighborhood friends of the early 70's.
So similar to my x husband's grandparents' home, love that look.
Why the homes decor held up so well over time? Buying the best quality of furnishings and design elements is why. Now You See why you should put out the money for quality.
In the 1940's, Corporations had only just begun to "cheapen" their Products, so only if she bought the very cheapest things, would they be trash by now. Anything middle grade or better 1945 will easily last 70 years with proper maintenance like Fridges Dressers Radios etc.
Nancy Bennett some things you can't put a price on it
That's why I buy USA, European and American products every chance I get. There is still integrity in our manufacturing. And besides, I like that my purchases employ and feed my country men/women. Chinese products are dodgy and the Chinese don't give a care about us, they just want our money.
Brad Smith I have bedroom set that Mom bought in 1945, with allotment money she got from army when dad was overseas in Ww2. I got it as a teen in the 60's. The my brother used it for his children and I now have it back. It wasn't the finest quality, but it has survived decades of use by family members. I love it and it holds a lot of memories for me.
I would keep everything exactly as it was. Why mess with perfection? It is awesome!!!
me too! I loved it lock stock and barrel!
Mary Hardy I agree. The home is just stunning! If I could I would buy it. And I'd leave everything exactly like it is.
There is definitely something about the grace, elegance and style of the bygone years. That style is so much more endearing the styles of today. I believe everything exactly as it was and I'd be living in Paradise! Too bad I'm not rich!!
Mary Hardy I hope it was sold to someone who is a big fan of that era.
@@drea6131 Me too. It should be kept as is. Not modernized.
This house is gorgeous. Wish I could afford to buy it. I would not change anything at all. This goes back to her era. Thank you for sharing your video. Hope this sweet precious darling. Was able to keep her home. She would not feel comfortable in a nursing home.
I wish l could keep my home like that! It was fabulously would love to hear more of this lovely lady and if the house was sold!
Even if she is 92 it's sad when old people get close to the end of life. I know it is part of life but is still sad.
Wow!! 😍 What a lovely place to live. It says a lot. This home has great memories and something special. The owner herself is awesome and her taste was so unique and it says totall about her. She's a role model.
Thank you for sharing this story. 😚😚❤💕💕💖
Thank you for sharing
What a wonderful story of the love you can put in your home and cherish the memories ❤️
If it hadn't been touched in 70 years, then it most definitely would require rewiring and likely plumbing. And, if there is a full rewire and plumbing job done, then know it will be expensive to get rid of asbestos and lead paint.
Not possible to have not touched in 70 years. Especially if it is in Canada where the weather is harsh during winter. The realtors are either bad realtors or very dishonest people. For example, the roof would have gave up in about 10 years. Next, the heating system would have gave up in about 20 years. Last, the cast iron plumbing would have gave up in about 50 years.
I was totally taken aback by what I saw too. I would have bought it too. Love it. It's immaculate.
What a beautiful story I hope the buyer pay respect to the seller god bless her thanks for sharing 🌍
Beautiful home. Can we have an update please.
Love the home. Really cute. Perhaps roomate is the answer. Lots of elderly people do that. Many young people cant keep such a nice home.
This just made my month drop! This is magnificent. I agree with another comment that she should live there till the end. I would leave everything like it is. Just shows you don’t always heave to have things updated.
Very nice...i wouldn't change a thing. I would let her live there as long as she wanted to.
2:28 begins pics My ex's grandmother's house was pristine like this. She lived by herself until 104. Gotta be honest, I about fell over when I saw the Ivory bathroom, I think viewers will know why ;-)
I give up. Why ?
Its been over a year now and i am still bloody waiting because i still have absolutely no idea why seeing that bathroom made you nearly fall over.
My dream home. The 40s interior and everything should stay the same. I like the idea below of buying the home and letting the lady live there until she died. That would be such a nice thing to do.Old people end up losing absolutely everything before they die because they have to move somewhere. I would let her stay, but I'd buy that house in a heartbeat if I could
Such an adorable house !
The desciption was right, what a treasure! Even if the kitchen was rennovated in the '60s, that part is a treasure too, being over 50 years old now. This is an amazing woman. I hope she gets a nice place to live after this, she deserves it.
Absolutely beautiful had such character
Looks like an old doll house. Stunningly beautiful
I wouldn't change a thing about the home.i would just think God for it everyday a beautiful home like this.. My son and I need a home so bad and I see this and I just fell in love with this home.i would love to buy it.and preserve it. It would probably be a dream to have our own home in general and live agian..and live in it till I'm 96.You have done a beautiful job with this home.sweetheart.
Simply lovely! Wouldn't change a thing! 🌷❤
I don't know what everyone is talking about but I've seen videos of this house before, the woman is a neat freak I would buy this house if I could, I love the old retro style.
Wow.. barely nobody lives till there 96 in this day and age, plus to keep it like that is amazing, god bless that women's heart I'm I'm just shocked.
We purchased a home from a former university president, living in it three years before moving out of state. Last week our son, when checking on property, said the garage had broken windows, holes punched in walls, and other damage done by the college-aged tenants that Husband rented to. A nice single family unit, in which son called home has lost value. And I have lost respect for Husband who allowed this type of renters to have domain over a place I considered sacred, and to use it as a dormitory/party place.
I want that lavender bathroom sink ♡♡♡
The home was not 1940s. The decor is late 60s, early 70s.
You weren't even born in the 40s
@@lyadavenport2338 Do you?
Yaelra R. No, that’s definitely 1940 decor. 1960s was very different.
Oh kids, stop fighting...can't we all just get along & enjoy this lovely lovely home. Peace friends.🌷❤
Happy Dee Dee no one’s fighting, just disagreeing. There’s a difference.
It is like a doll house. Beautiful.
Beautiful home love it
This house should be taken over by the govt and maintained as it is for future generations to see
Very awe inspiring very sweet woman
no one will upkeep that home the way She did...they'd have to turn it into a museum.
This is a beautiful home. I would not change a thing and would love to live in it. wow! Where is it?
very beautiful !!
Just because you're out early doesn't mean you can't take care of yourself or your home.
My great-grandmother at the time was 74 years old and she raised 4 Generations including me and my siblings..(my brother was in second grade I was in first and my sister was only 3 years old she raised us until we were all of age)..
On Mondays she went to the market on Tuesdays she got her hair done (she walked) and on Wednesdays she did laundry ..on Thursdays she would go visit her sister.... And Fridays she cleaned the house top from bottom she would scrub the floors on her hands and knees she vacuumed dusted and clean the windows and mirrors never once did she ever ask for help... Every single morning she made her bed and fixed breakfast for all of us... On Saturdays (every single Saturday growing up) she would call a cab and we would go downtown to the mall we would shop for a bit (btw we always ended up with a new toy of some sort) and then we would go to McDonald's that was the only time we ever ate out. Sundays we went to church and relaxed when we got home...
Monday through Saturday she would have a homemade dinner we usually had some sort of meat two side dishes, salad , applesauce ,cottage cheese, bread and butter, milk and tea.. believe it or not on Sunday it was even a bigger dinner... Whatever we had leftover throughout the week she would always share with our neighbors..
My nan hardly ever got sick I don't think I ever remember a time when she was ill she was never on medication she never had any type of health problems.. she had an excellent heart her hearing & eye sight was good..and mentally she never had any kinds of problems..
My grandmother did everything on her own..well almost everything she did have somebody shovel her walks in the winter and cut her grass in the summer my brother usually did that job... She took out her own trash messed around in the garden and took very good care of all her plants...she always .scrubbed the floors by hand along with some of her clothes.. and would hang them out to dry.. In the warm months we always took long walks...
My grandmother was a very strong person you knew if she liked you or not she spoke her mind she grew up in the depression so she can make a penny go a long way...we never wanted for anything we always had school clothes church clothes shoes a warm place to sleep ..food in her stomach and we knew we would be safe that she would protect us...we were in school activities along with church activities...girl scouts..and we would go on vacation every year..(usually flordia, where my grandma lived my Nan's daughter)..
My nan was stricked but she had to be she raised four generations and she had to make sure that we were all strong and able to care for ourselves once we got into the real world... She was an extraordinary woman and I admire her hard work..and the love she had for her family...she never asked for money from anyone she raised us on her income (my great grandfather's pension and hers along with social security) I don't know how she did it..but she did...and she never took money from the government!
Clear up to my Nan's last week of life she was mentally competent..(99 years young) she had gotten sick (I think the first time in her life) she was hospitalized during that week she got a little bit weaker every day she went in on a Monday and by the following Monday she passed away.... thankfully I was there..my mother was there and so was her daughter my grandma...... It was sad as we didn't think she would die but her heart was weak the doctor said she was just old and tired...she was ready to meet her maker and to be with my pop pop (her husband) ....
I think if we had more people like her this world would be a better place...I know it would be stronger and a lot more self-reliant.... She was a great woman who worked hard all her life end never took anything for granted...
I pray that I can be half the person she was at her age... She lived for 99 years there wasn't a lazy bone in her body...she knew what it meant to work, to love and to live..
I will always miss you Nan and one day I will see you again...I just wish my son could have met you...you rasied 4 generations you put our needs and wants before your own and you taught us all what it means to be a parent ... To live life with Grace and dignity and respecting others...thank you... thank you... thank you...
Love you to the moon and back... trillions of times over...
Mrs. Elizabeth Love Valentine
June 1899- January 1999
Stephanie Blonshine What a way to honor your Nan. Im sure she heard those beloved precious words we all long to hear when we transition to our Father. "well done good and faithful servant". I love you for honoring her this way . I cant wait to meet you all in glory. I love truly my family in Yahushua. Her name says it all Love Valentine . Yahuweh is so good GBY and your beautiful family
Stephanie Blonshine vs c
Yahwehs Girl awe thanks..for not having my glasses on.. it's not as bad as I thought it would be... lol 😂
Now a days there seems to be no respect for our elders..if I would acted like some of these fools nowadays..I would of eaten my teeth..lol
Gone are the days where women really put themself out, waiting on their family, and caring for the kids. That generation knew responsibility, something that has become a by gone era, replaced by the me - generation. Now it's an all - about - me attitude. My needs first, and forget everybody else. One can also note, our grandmother's generation was Christians, and were taught to do until others as you would have them do unto you, and Proverbs, a righteous woman is it before day light preparing the meals. Truly, when looking at what replaced them, those were "the good old days." Nowadays, they're doing good if the mother isn't high or drunk, and is actually in the home with the kids.
Carrie Geren - Scoggins you know with what you said your going to get a lot of pro active self serving comments... especially when you put down serving your family.. woman only hear ..stay home..get pregnant..raise your children and have dinner on the table ..and don't make waves..lol...but I agree wholeheartedly with it... family isn't anything like it use to be cause computers are raising children now a days...soical media has a bigger influence than any parent...
Children just don't understand that you don't get an award just because you were on a team..and that you only played on that team if you were good enough... parents can't take the time to spend one on one time with their child now a days...it's sad...
I love that this lady was a 'Pinkist'!
I remember those homes as I was coming up. This is absolutely beautiful.
Awesome; such an absolutely awesome share.
That's every damn house of an old person. LOL I have a 96 year old cousin and her house is mostly untouched by time. It is clean and every thing is in great shape.
I dare say your cousin and this woman are exceptions to the rule. Seems like when people get older, they tend to pay less attention to the upkeep of their houses and gardens
Wow! That place is beautiful.
Just bc a woman is 96 Doesn’t mean she’s a hoarder and she doesn’t keep her home clean that’s profiling
that furniture!! amazing!
this looks like one of Liberace's homes. what's so amazing that an old person would never change anything? most old people are like that. my grandmother lived in the same home for 63 years, but they always updated things, added on, new carpet, improved the walls/ceilings, as needed. they still had furniture from the 60s. but it was one of those homes where they didn't use the living room, so the furniture didn't wear out. there is nothing unusual about this at all.
never judge some one because of age or because of what you see in other cases of other people every one is diffrent go into the situation with open mind and open hart take care
Such a beautiful home.
I LOVE THAT 60S HOUSE BEAUTIFUL....
Nice video but he could just go straight to the point. Bit long winded
This narrator does not know how to do that
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johsa 21
😀😁😃😄 true
@@noodengr3three825 that is soo true, I've watched more of his video where he's done the same..
Some people want him to go in detail some people don't. Come accepted not expected
Reminds me of my grandmothers, bless her
The house hadn't been touched for 70 years? Assuming the images are actually of the house in question, neither the interior nor the windows appear to date from the '40s.
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What a beautiful house !!! I wished I could live there ! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Beautiful
Of course the Greedy Sisters cared only for the money and not the owners precious home..
Gorgeous!!!! I would love to live there 💓💓💓
Incredibly beautiful inside that house. Abit like visiting the house in indepedence that belonged to harry s. truman which is like a timecapsule as well.
That's Lovely!
It's funny how he tried to make those sisters sound less like vultures, they just wanted that house so they could make money for themselves
Incredible.
I love it.
My mother did the same thing. My parents transferred the property to me 20 years earlier. Then one day, she sold it for below half of the value...and left
9Houndred and what thousand dollars!!!???? What!???? Did she get that???🤔🤯
👏To Joyce👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
To wherever she's going,.... I hope she enjoys a clean slate of new opportunities.😃❤️ -You go girl!
What a beautiful house😍
I love antiques! I am sure it was a wonderful house !
VINTAGE- WELL KEPT-- BECAUSE IT WAS 💘 THERE, WHERE THERE IS LOVE- THERE IS CARE!!!!BEAUTIFUL-- BLESS HER AS SHE DOWNSIZED-- SEEMS THAT WHAT WAS HAPPENING
Are you kidding me? You mean the pictures of the pink walled house? Exquisite? Breathtaking? Are you for real?! What a lot of fuss over nothing! Why don’t I ever learn?! Lol
Might not be the latest interior decoration fashion trends, but look at how well kept and cared for it is! Not my taste either, but despite it looking so very sweet, pastelly and girly, even I as a man value, and see the beauty. The house is really a reflection of the mind of the inhabitant.
Wow,!!! A beautiful home
I LOVE this house ❤
Luv it....
All I have to say is wow that's amazing.
Did she sell? & if she did i hope it was someone whe appreciated the history.
Hi boo c
shes 96 and lived there for 72 years ? great so now when she dies shell wind up Haunting the place. I would not buy that house
It's sad that she sold it just so those realators could make a profit!
That don't look like that on the outside, it looks much.smaller, I think they showing the wrong pictures!
Its worth a lot more than £96.000.
In the video it said it was worth $968,000.. Close to one million.
William Harvey didn't hear right, it's worth over 900,000 dollars, almost a million dollars.
WOW!! That's awesome!!!
she was 24 she was just starting life she should stay there till it enfs
Beautiful home well care for
Home sweet home
i doubt these are pictures of the actual home?! and wow, too much fluff, get to the point already
That is the actual home. I did a little research. Amazing that she kept it that well for so long.
It is the actual home. It was for sale a couple of years ago. It is located in the west end of Toronto.
OR Scrub it's the lady's home it's what she liked. What is too much fluff? She has good taste, today people are just too mediocre and most have no class, they just want something big and stupid that doesn't last as long as a snow cone. Compliment the lady for being able to keep it in such good condition, I'd rather what's in there than some of the junk that's sold these days.
Bonita Weekes the narrator, not the house! narrator is long winded, just wanted to see the house not hear all his “fluff”! 😏
OR Scrub just wanted to let you know that the entire world is in agreement with the fact that you are definitely a GIANT SCRUB ignorance is very UGLY meaning YOU
I hope whoever bought this doesn’t have kids..My house is like a playground with toddlers
I'm just opposite when it comes to maintaining home 🤔☹️..
La triste realidad de la vejez, o la alegría de poder mantener una casa en un buen estado. Una vida muy larga, debe hacerse algo para que ella pueda terminar sus días alli y no en un hogar de ancianos.
Nothing but emotions.
What city is that house in? The price seems steep for a row house.
Jeremy Raden Toronto Canada. Housing prices are insane there.
I think it’s evident, that she didn’t have children/grandchildren.
Marion Perkins that's evidence
Maybe she did, and they actually helped her by coming over and doing laundry, cleaning, along with grocery day. It's not unheard of, but it's getting more rare to see the adult children taking responsibility for their elderly parents. Her children would most likely be in their 70's, so I would say grandchildren in their 40's. My brother cares for my elderly parents, does literally everything for them, and have seen how rare it is, as other elderly people never see their children, and the do nothing to help them. My own daughter has not lifted a finger to help me, cancer treatments came and went, moved still doing it all myself, not even a phone call from her. The nation is paying for the antichrist-ian attitudes we have allowed to creep in.
Haha.. Amen.
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I totally agree my children are 24, 29 and 30 and I have had a white formal living room as long as I can remember. I taught them and their kids not to go in there and not to touch anything.
wow the stove still works (then shows the bathroom)
A great movie set
😮 wow!!!
Reminds me of Graceland.
Somebody earlier in the comments said it looks like Hugh Heffner's interior. You both are somewhere on the same wavelength. (And so am I :-) )