FOR SALE: Victorian Fixer Upper Only $79,500!!
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2022
- You've been asking us for months. Where do you find the homes you rehabilitate? Is investing in a historic home a good investment? Well here's your answer in one video. This Victorian diamond in the rough is ready to become your dream home or a great investment. So how do the numbers break down?
This 2900 square foot home is listed at $29/foot. While there is electric, hvac and plumbing in the home, they will all require improvements. There is minor structural repairs needed and a new roof. Beyond that, most of your work is cosmetic. That means you can do much of it. We estimate repairs needed at $150,000 or less. That puts you under $80/foot. Houses in this area are going for $110/foot or more. That means you would immediately have $89,000 in equity or profit. This is not a fixer upper. It's an opportunity!
Want to join the fun and save a beautiful, Victorian piece of history in the historic city of Natchez, Mississippi? Here's you opportunity.
Zillow Listing: www.zillow.com/homedetails/60...
Listed by: Madelyn Strozier
Harrington Realty 601-597-2365
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I wish someone would buy this and then create a CZcams channel so we all could watch the restoration.
Me too, would be so wonderful to watch the progress and the reveal!
Why don’t you two get together and buy it and do what you say
Check out "The 2nd Empire Strikes Back". Exactly what you want and a great channel!
This mansion needs to be moved to a larger piece of property but that’s the expensive part is the reassembly to perfect specs I would also consider just using all that material as raw materials for new projects for mantels and all the different things can be saved
You guys realize that we have 26 videos on this channel of us restoring homes, right?
Gosh, I wish I was young again. I would definitely love to own and repair this beautiful home. I hope someone gives it all the love it deserves.
I’m not young but budgeting for assistance is still possible
@Chris Craver. Never too old to do anything..help is available .don't have to do all yourself. Labor of love ❤️ take your time and make it happen...wish you well!!!
Me too!
Another wonderful walk-through of a Grand Dame almost past her prime. So much potential! It would be so cool if, once this home is sold, you could do a once a month peek at her restoration, so we can watch her come back to life!
I like that idea. If they would let them.
GREAT idea, Cynthia!
Once again, thank you so much for pushing restoration. I cringe at the thought that some flipper is going to come in and just tear everything out and put the cheapest, most modern stuff in there. Even on CZcams, folks are brainwashed by the window industry and think they have to replace them all. I know when young people come into my home, they wrinkle their noses and say "it's so old". Yes, my house is a work in progress, but it's not like I have the original wallpaper, drapes, and antiques everywhere. Also, I think cheap modernism has killed the appreciation for beautiful wood mouldings and trim and separated rooms.
That butler's pantry -- I would add cabinets back and also add a washer and dryer for a "hidden" laundry room.
the evil window industry
You’d like mckenna xo look her up if you don’t know her
In 1983, I bought a house almost identical to this one, in the same shape. It had stunning oak mantels which were stolen the first time I went on holiday. Amazing when I found out my wealthier neighbors were the thieves. Yes, I recovered the mantels and became a lot more careful. This house is very well-laid out and not in bad shape at all. You always want to do the "un-fun" things first, like the electricity and plumbing and roof, and the kitchen. I would also suggest do not move in until you are at least halfway through. It's harder to do, and if you're that broke, you'd better wait. This house deserves the best.
I like this tour much more than seeing already restored properties. I hope you run across more of these homes! Great tour! Great video!
Unfortunately a lot of the old homes in need of love don't want folks doing tours through them for whatever reason.
@@alliekingsley7919 as a Realtor, I find the opposite to be true. When they’re vacant like this, the Sellers are willing to do whatever it takes to sell at top price, especially when it needs work. Presenting it to thousands of old home aficionados is always a win.😀
Lots of these houses in the South, especially in Mississippi and Alabama, but unfortunately, most people with the money to fix them up don't want to live in the South. If I had the $$, I'd buy this one today.
@@dsa2591 same here, it's beautiful
I am blown away by the condition of all the fireplaces! It’s just amazing to me that this house is in such good condition. She must have had people who loved her and took good care of her for a long time. Even the really questionable decorating choices are reversible. I hope you will let us know what happens to her. It would be so much fun if someone in the Our Restoration Nation community purchased her and loved her back to beautiful. I hope someone here does that.🌸
I do enjoy videos that go through homes that have been restored correctly, especially this channel: I love the enthusiasm because I am currently restoring my own home, and it is encouraging to see what original fixtures should look like. What bothers me is when I hear suggestions to tear down walls, combine rooms or make rooms what they were not originally purposed for. Projects like those are ruining the original structure of a sound house that more than likely will create more problems. Perhaps I am an extreme preservationist, but if a buyer is looking for a modern update, they should buy a modern home. Homes that are 100+yrs need a special touch by those who appreciate the artistry that went into the architectural design.
If I lived there ... I would buy that house and "learn" how to make her beautiful again!
Wish I was about 40 years younger. I would certainly love to diy this one.! And, I have no experience.! I always look forward to any video you have to show us. Each one has such pearls of experience and wisdom, and you guys are just plain adorable!
Me too
not nearly as much damage as I would have thought from the outside, that house could be a decent project for someone. Nice find!
I know that entry space doesn't have the original floors visible, but I actually really like the laminate, at least on video, and would save *that* project for once all the other stuff was finished up. Such a gorgeous old home and I hope someone tackles the project and makes it shine again.
I purchased my first house (built 1901) in Rochester NY when in my mid 30's. I did most of the restoration work myself. I'm now in my 60's and hire people to do anything that requires more effort than changing a lightbulb whenever I buy a property. I don't enjoy doing restoration work myself and find that my time is better spent earning money and spending it to hire professionals to perform any restoration required to my properties.
What a great presentation of an historic house. She really knows what she is talking about, and does it with great enthusiasm.
Never tire of fireplace/mantel admiration! She's a diamond in the rough. Every little insight you share is educational. Thank you for sharing your passion and talent for restoration.
I agree mention every detail which you feel we would benefit from as often as you need.
I love your quote "You're only limited by what you're willing to learn" What a gorgeous property and so much potential. Not sure my family would agree to a move to the US from Australia but nonetheless, I can dream.
Another great presentation! Wow, what a beautiful place. One thing, not certain but what you were refering to as the servant's stairway was called a "Buck Way" in my youth (I'm 70). This was an enterance where unmarried, adult males could come and go without disturbing the young ladies living there. Especially in a smaller, in-town home such as this, it provided a place for them to smoke cigars etc. As you showed, it comes right up into a back entance of a bedroom area. Do please keep up the great work. Always enjoy your presentations. Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.
If I could drop everything, buy this property, and move to Natchez Mississippi I totally would. I love these videos that make you think "What if?"
OMG this absolute treasure made my heart sing. Thank you for drawing peoples attention to the property. It has such a great energy. I really hope it finds the right custodian. I so wish I could drop everything and take this project on as it would be a blessing. So many amazing features that have been preserved. Would love to know it’s history ?
Beautiful find! Some homeowner making it their dream will have a real treasure for sure! Last year, I renovated a 1904 Victorian in NE Kansas, it also had great bones; on a large corner lot in a quaint historic district. Four BR, 2 BA, two parlors, two story bay window, butler doors, open staircase and nice entry. Wral around covered porch. We paid $47,500! We upgraded elec and hvac plumbing, gutted the kitchen and bathrooms, painted throughout and outside. New decks, new driveways. Refinished the beautiful maple floors. It was an ugly duckling and she's a very pretty swan now. Did I mention I had to empty it by myself with big black trash bags, plus garage and attic....documented six tons of hoarder stuff. Prayed over the mice and bug issue, have no problem with either now.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful old house with us.
$79k? Wow. In my city, that home as is in this condition, would be listed easily at $500k + and would likely sell at $700k.
Oh, Laine! You have made me doubly homesick. In the past we lived in two different houses that have elements from each of these. In the late 1980s we lived in a 1 1/2 story Victorian cottage. We bought it for $48,000! The neighbor next door had bought it and done the few things that needed to be done to make it livable. It was white with pink Crepe Myrtles planted in the front. This house was in Hattiesburg, MS. Unfortunately we only lived there a year.
From 1998 - 2002 we lived in a 1905 four square in Alexandria, LA. It had amazing dark paneling and fireplace surrounds that had never been painted. We bought it or $98,000 and sold it for the same.
We moved often for employment and for the medical needs of one of our children but I have the kind of houses you love in my blood. Keep up the good work!
I just love this house if only it was in Ohio, I would sell my current house restore this house! I have always wanted to live in a Victorian home! What a nice find! Hope some one buys this and restores to its original grandier!
Beautiful 😭. Just needs a lot of patience in the restoration process then this would be brought back to its former glory!
This house is definitely beautiful. I can't believe the price!!! I don't think you can find anything in CA that cheap, even a fixer upper. Great video 👍.
No such thing in California.
Where is it?
You can't buy a parking space for 80k where I live...this house would be snapped up before it hit the market in New England for that price...
California is the highest priced real estate and Mississippi has the cheapest priced real estate. Also the cheapest gasoline and grocery prices too!
@@8675-__ Maybe I should move to Mississippi. California is getting out of hand.
What a Lady! What stories she probably has to tell. As you went thru the rooms, I could imaging children running and playing, maids and governess moving about corralling them for the days itinerary...What a gem!!! I hope she gets some great owners who see her fantastic rebirth potential!
she's beautiful. I so enjoy your enthusiasm and appreciation of of older homes, yes even the fireplaces, don't ever stop talking about them. love your channel.
It’s so sad to see this beautiful estate destroyed. Thank you for the tour.
What a lovely home. I had seen it on Zillow last week and looked at it. So glad you did this walk through as it gave us a better understanding of it. Just lovely. With that many fireplaces it must get colder there than I thought. Loved your honesty especially in the kitchen! Lol
it always amazes me how many southern properties have working fireplaces! I'm from New England & you'd be hard pressed to find properties with *working* fireplaces. Go figure 🙄
@@clairelivefreeordie2551 maybe people in the south can't tolerate a bit of cold and prepare for it. I have always heard New Englanders were tough!
This definitely could be restored easily and be stunningly beautiful. Enjoyed.
And why can’t we build new houses this beautiful?
Oh, to be 25 years younger! This is a diamond in the rough.
LOL you're right, but I would need 30 years.
If I was in USA I would be all over this what a wonderful project
Oh my gosh, if I was only 20ty years younger I’d pick up my suitcase n head to Mississippi n buy this place. It’s absolutely gorgeous n house that I’ve always wanted to live in. Unfortunately I’m a 71yr. old widow of 6 months n with some health issues. I can’t get over all the beautiful fireplaces n the tile. Your so right Laine about the tile they all in perfect shape. What a grand place this would be of a home. I certainly hope someone comes along who appreciates history n a beauty like this one n puts it back to it’s original style.
I’m surprised you n Kevin didn’t buy but I’m sure you’ve got enough on your plate. I bet you guys were thinking it though LOL.
It’s definitely a magnificent home with amazing price tag.
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HOUSE ENVY! Such a beautiful home. The old houses have so much character and charm. I love being able to see the inside. Oh my imagination just runs wild!! 🥰❤️
This is my dream home! I can imagine how I would restore it, room by room. If only I was young again. It would be my beautiful lady forever! ❤️
I’m freaking out over how gorgeous this house is! 😍😍😍
Absolutely gorgeous! And if it has lasted 120 years…it will last another 120 if it has just a little love! If I were only younger…. big sigh!
My grandparents lived in an old Victorian house in Missouri. I was there as a small child. I remember looking at these old window and door frames that seemed gigantic, back then. Their house also had a 2nd story porch. It was so enjoyable in the morning to just go outside and feel the breeze blowing through my hair. I hope whoever buys this house enjoys it as much as I would. It is heartbreakingly beautiful to me. 💕💗
I'm so glad ur doing these series in Natchez, I love that town so beautiful, last time i saw it was in the late ninties. Seeing this house makes me want to buy it & move!
So many beautiful historical details in this Victorian home. I also like how you said overtime it could be restored. We have a comparable house in MI that we have been working on for 11 years, some areas we restored. We also have found that renovations done in the 60’s weren’t done to the same level as the late 1800’s & early 1900’s. So restoration wasn’t always possible.
She is a beauty! I wish I wasn't going through a major health battle right now. She is amazing! Worth every penny. God bless 😊
Thank you and we wish better health to you Catherine.
@@OurRestorationNation God bless
@@OurRestorationNation I found out today its cancer. Please keep me in y'alls prayers
Oh please,please, let someone who will restore this beautiful home to it’s original glory, get this house ❤️.
Omg….I wish I could buy it. I would buy it right this second
Wow! If I were looking to move back to MS I would grab this in a heartbeat. Talk about potential! This could easily be made into a showplace. The interior reminds me of the homes in Old Louisville.
I absolutely love empty old houses, they just draw me in..This is a wonderful piece of property..I hope to see it restored one day soon..Thank you Lane for this lovely tour of a chance of a lifetime for someone who will love her❤️
Love these videos. Wish I was young enough and strong enough to learn how to restore something like this. Young people - follow your dream and make homes like this beautiful again while staying true to the era it was built in! They are beautiful examples of our history!
Thank you for the wonderful, informative tour. If I were 40 years younger I would jump at the chance to make it mine.
Oh my goodness. 😀 I love the floor. Plastic or not. I'm a twin peaks fan so the floor got me right when you walked in. Anyhoo. That house has beautiful potential. Good luck to the one who buys it.
Jeffrey, had the same feeling. Thought it striking.
I like the floor also.
I 💖 love how you talk about the house as a “her” cuz she is full of energy and hopefully 🙏 the new owners can expand and amplify the positive energy 🙋♀️👍🇨🇱
I always look forward to your home tours showing these homes with great potential. I have also enjoyed the book you recommended "Collecting Houses" by Ann Baker. I'm so glad I picked up a copy of that!! It's difficult to put down. Thank you!
First time viewing. I absolutely love this! The format is original, even with so much out there. Viewing the before and imagining the after of beautiful, historic homes is so relaxing to me. Thank you.
If I lived in Mississippi, I’d be all over this one for sure. I hope the right person or family enter her life and make her the beauty that she is. 💕
😂😂 Laine really said, "someone went to the store, and they voluntarily selected this carpet." THE SHADE! 🤣☠️
Laine tells it like it is! I’m dead! 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
I love the color blue, but that was a sad choice.
Wooden stairs is the best.
I love this house. Yes it needs to be restored, but I see lots of possibilities.
We always enjoy your tours and camera work in these homes. You pan very slow allowing the viewers a chance to realy absorb the exquisite beauty that is there. Most just do a 2 or 3 second shot. Thank you so much for restoring these beautiful homes.
Thank you for championing the original details. I shudder when I think how many people would try to “update and improve” the fireplaces. Arghh! In Northern California we have a pandemic of people painting all the woodwork white without first determining it’s type and value.
I just purchased an 1803 home in Indiana. Omg..it was a dream come true and now an eye opening experience that starts over each morning. The biggest and best thing I've done so far is contact a local historian and the state preservation association. I recommend this if you buy an old home. A walking tour with someone who knows the history of my home was fantastic and a wealth of information was gained. I assumed the trim should be stripped, wrong. I assumed the fireplace mantle was stained, wrong again. Many are faux-painted to look stained. I could go on!! I'm so grateful to have discovered this channel as it inspires me even more!! I nearly forgot, be aware of lead paint...
As always your videos are a joy to watch and I learn so much, stop making me so smart 😂 I’d also like to acknowledge the great camera work, I appreciate how careful you are to move slow and gentle preventing motion sickness and giving us great views
What a nice place. I hope someone buy it, and restores it back to the original state. Thank you again for sharing. 👍🙂
I really appreciate the confidence you have in the ability of amateurs! Knowing that you and Kevin have worked your way through plenty of trial and error scenarios with magnificent results gives me hope for my own small projects.
Thank you for showing this lovely home! I hope someone will take you up on your challenge and restore this beauty!
oh, how I enjoyed this video! thank you so much Laine and Kevin for showing us this home. Wish I could move to Natchez, sounds like a dream!!!
So much potential!!!! Those floors and fireplaces are to die for!!
This house really feels like each room is more awesome than the former one and all of them are great. This house has such a good feeling to it, it is absolutely beautiful! I'm in love!
These old homes take my breath away. It is beautiful and full of unique touches. Agree, the fireplaces are incredible and in amazing condition. I'd love to see a series as the Grand Old Lady gets a face lift. Thank you for sharing this home with us.
Beautiful. If you ever come to SC, come visit us and see our 1907 home renovation.
I’m in SC and we are renovating a 1905 Queen Anne Victorian
They don’t do renovations 👍 preservation, restoration and revitalization is their jam ❤️
@@sheilashields6386 I'd like to see the 1905 Queen Anne.
@@icemancometh8679 Would love to share. I tried but cutting and pasting isn’t working. Not sure how to add in CZcams
I never get tired of talking about mantels! Can't wait to see this one fixed up - shes amazing.
Thanks, Laine! Nice job and beautiful home! Hope someone scoops her up and shows her some love!
Gosh this home was exceedingly charming. I could instantly see what I would do to restore this into my dream home that celebrates the building's history! And I can't help but think that the first bedroom you went into would make a perfect home office or reading room, or even a less formal family room.
Oh, the one fireplace with white and gray (and dare I say PINK!) tile--LOVE!!!
You do such an INCREDIBLE JOB with your walkthroughs. This one in particular was amazing! And that house, that house is a jewel just waiting to be polished!!! Love it!💕
This is it .... This is the house I was looking at a few months back. Oh I'm so glad you're here👏👏👏 I have so many if anyone wants to reach out
Truly amazing...and perfectly livable while you're working on it. THANK YOU for your sublime camerawork...the long shots AND closeups are perfect.
I would not even call her current state ugly. I see beauty even before anyone fixes her up!
me too
I just love you guys, what you do is incredible, I live in Granby Quèbec Canada ,and we have a lot of victorian houses here and they are " magnificent"
I love that you took us through this beautiful home! I would be so down for you to make a series where you bring your viewers through fixer-uppers, and talk about what needs to be done and the cost. You raise awareness to potential buyers and at the same time, educate others who want to improve their surveying skills. Plus… they will be so fun to look at 😍
You obviously haven't seen her other vlogs. :-)
@@lucygray6162 I’ve been watching and following Kevin and Laine Berry for years. I know this isn’t a new premise for them, but it’s one that I enjoy and would like to see more of. Of course, they have loads of other content I enjoy too. Not sure why you felt the need to go out of your way to come after me for my comment… but okay. All the best! :)
I’ve been watching this house on the market since last year. We came to Natchez for spring break and I had to drive by it. I wish I had the ability to own this home. Thank y’all for doing a video of it!! Love it!!
Thumbs up. Going through the house and hearing you talk about it, you are the most positive person I’ve heard in a long time
LOVE it ! Wish I had the money to buy it..Thanks for sharing
You are right! The beautiful emerald green tile fireplaces alone are worth buying this house for!
Oh, my word. This is a stunning property!! If I were younger, I would jump on it today!! Thank you, Laine!!
Beautiful home. If only I could, I would buy it and then move there. In a heartbeat. I did share it on my Facebook.
Thank you for the share! We’ll find the right owner for this beauty.
@@OurRestorationNation you're welcome. Hopefully it's someone I know so I can visit them in that beauty. ❤
Oh boy the ideas that flowed through my mind watching this video. It would be awesome to be able to restore this lovely home.
Laine, you are oh so enthusiastic about each property you tour us through and very knowledgeable! And Kevin is the perfect videographer. Keep up the excellent work you two!!
Enjoyed my morning coffee with you, and the tour of that beautiful home just waiting for her next loving owners
It looked like it was in a relatively nice street. I think it was worth the money and will look beautiful once restored. I hope someone that wants to preserve its beauty and style will buy it and not someone who wants to gut it and replace it with 21st century fixtures and fittings. The only negative is that there is no garden. There should be a beautiful and large rear garden to go with this stately home.
I really loved this type of tour. Please do more!
My favourite tours houses/homes that need love put back in and this one won the the lotto. Absolutely loved it, the price so reasonable. Here in BC, Canada the average house is upper half million or more, depending where it’s located.🇨🇦❤️
Its wonderful to see someone so passionate!
This place is absolutely gorgeous and has so much potential!
What an incredible home. So many possibilities. I hope someone buys it and gives it the love, care and attention it needs.
Lol, “They voluntarily bought blue carpet” so funny, and true!
Thank you for doing Natchez. I've been looking at real estate there for quite a while. This house is a real gem.
Oh how I would love this place. It's perfect in every way! Thank you so much for this tour. Crazy it's one of the houses I have saved on my Zillow list. Kids are pushing for me to move back to Texas but this is such beautiful home.
What an awesome and beautiful home. It's unbelievable that all the fireplace tiles are intact and each fireplace is gorgeous! Wish I was 25 years younger and a little better off financially and I would jump on this in a heartbeat. Thanks for the tour!!
This is something you can move into and do room by room on your own budget
Oh, this is so beautiful! What fun to be the person to bring back to life!
6:30 minutes in and if I lived in the USA I would buy this place…. It’s a dream! 🙌🏻❤️
I would move here in a second. Love this! If I weren't 68 and hubby 81, I'd be there!
To be young again and have the time to do this. AMAZING!!! LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!!! Thanks for showing. Be safe and GOD BLESS.
What a beautiful house. I would buy this if I lived in that area. Good luck and many blessings to the future homeowner.