Pending. I assume this is a tear-down, otherwise they would have spent the little amount to recarpet?
Chris D
Spoonman, look at their outdated furniture and appliances. You think the owners would have spent the money on recarpeting but choose to retain all those wonderfully antiquated assets?
Native Houstonian
Don’t know why, but I enjoy “time machine” homes like this one. Very old school.
How to estimate when a home was build:
Before 1920’s – has a historical marker out front
1920 & 30’s – large porched front on narrow lots
1940’s – houses built low to the ground – almost always look identical to each other
1950’s – seafoam green/Pepto Bismol-pink tile in the bathrooms
1960’s – wood paneling in the den
1970’s – diagonal exterior wood plank paneling
1980’s – skylights, skylights, skylights
1990’s – McMansion
2000’s – faux Tuscan exteriors
2010’s – Teardown something from the above list and build whatever in its place. Doesn’t matter what – we’ve run out of ideas at this point.
Omg what a perfect reconstruction of my grandparents’ living room!
That carpet is truly nightmare grade horrifying.
oOOooOooo…this is a good one!
Pending. I assume this is a tear-down, otherwise they would have spent the little amount to recarpet?
Spoonman, look at their outdated furniture and appliances. You think the owners would have spent the money on recarpeting but choose to retain all those wonderfully antiquated assets?
Don’t know why, but I enjoy “time machine” homes like this one. Very old school.
How to estimate when a home was build:
Before 1920’s – has a historical marker out front
1920 & 30’s – large porched front on narrow lots
1940’s – houses built low to the ground – almost always look identical to each other
1950’s – seafoam green/Pepto Bismol-pink tile in the bathrooms
1960’s – wood paneling in the den
1970’s – diagonal exterior wood plank paneling
1980’s – skylights, skylights, skylights
1990’s – McMansion
2000’s – faux Tuscan exteriors
2010’s – Teardown something from the above list and build whatever in its place. Doesn’t matter what – we’ve run out of ideas at this point.