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Modern History on the Waterfront

Here is the link to the video!!

youtu.be/Rv6uDZpHfvs

Last post from this house, here we are on the second floor looking out into tall ceiling over the living room.

This home last sold for $800,000 almost 20 years ago and I its value has no doubt gone way up since then. I couldn't find any other similar homes for sale in the area but there was one that isn't a waterfront home and judging by its asking price I would imagine this property is worth somewhere around $3 Million today. The home was a large two story building with a partially finished basement and a living room with a two-storey high ceiling. The home was custom built likely in the early 1900s and had seen many renovations over the years. A few months ago the home was demolished and I would imagine a new McMansion will take its place.

I was not terribly excited about this house when I visited which is quite unfortunate because after going through the content I realised it was very photogenic and I now wish I had spent a bit more time there. It's funny how sometimes you don't appreciate things until they are gone.

This was one of the first videos I have ever filmed so it is a bit shorter than usual, the audio isn't great and I am far less comfortable in the narration...oh and at that point in time I was not doing my intros and outros.

©James Hackland

Description
Modern History on the Waterfront

Here is the link to the video!!

youtu.be/Rv6uDZpHfvs

Last post from this house, here we are on the second floor looking out into tall ceiling over the living room.

This home last sold for $800,000 almost 20 years ago and I its value has no doubt gone way up since then. I couldn't find any other similar homes for sale in the area but there was one that isn't a waterfront home and judging by its asking price I would imagine this property is worth somewhere around $3 Million today. The home was a large two story building with a partially finished basement and a living room with a two-storey high ceiling. The home was custom built likely in the early 1900s and had seen many renovations over the years. A few months ago the home was demolished and I would imagine a new McMansion will take its place.

I was not terribly excited about this house when I visited which is quite unfortunate because after going through the content I realised it was very photogenic and I now wish I had spent a bit more time there. It's funny how sometimes you don't appreciate things until they are gone.

This was one of the first videos I have ever filmed so it is a bit shorter than usual, the audio isn't great and I am far less comfortable in the narration...oh and at that point in time I was not doing my intros and outros.

©James Hackland