30 seconds in I had tears in my eyes. 😢 The details in this house are truly outstanding. I'm confused though has it been restored and now lived in? Plz say yes so I can sleep better tonight. 😉 Love your videos and music.

Back when homes were made with true craftsman who appreciate and took pride in their accomplishments and work. Tis the reason why most are still in great functional order. These days, you don't know who or what is building your home...

A truly beautiful find. The walls are oozing all the stories they hold. Thank you for the work you do to bring us these stories!

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I thought to be on the registries it had to be maintained and not allowed to go into disrepair.

So glad to see this has been restored!

Despite the decay and people crazy for wallpaper, this house is magnificent and still retains its original detail is amazing. I can only imagine what she looked in her glory days. I hope the people that purchase her give her alot of TLC and make her respectable again. The stain glass windows were to die for ❤❤❤

Oh, I truly hope someone restores the poor old thing back to its original beauty😮

Magnificent home..the stained Windows, the woodwork so beautiful. ❤

Wow, OMG, What a Beauty. On 3 Registers, It should be, It's Priceless,, UrbanEye sure has The Eye for the best, Thank You..

Such an amazing home! I hope someone restores this masterpiece to its former glory!❤️

Someone needs to gie. Give it some love

This mansion reminds me of Belle Grove mansion in Louisiana, which is gone forever.

So 7 levels?. 5 a live ground . So 2 are underground?

Mine is a 1929 model that would cost me. About 15 grsnd to build with today's material to around 20 grand

Just they dont have the skills needed to do it today an shows in new homes sold for. 500 grand

Max be. 25 grand to build the same models today

Same house today would cost u 10 grand to build to modern code requirements

😊😊 I live in Michigan and we have many of the Sears homes. They are very beautiful and nice to live in 😊

I really wish the entire video was in color. No where has anyone ever seen the world in black and white unless it was in photos and it’s far more beautiful to see the home in color as we would see it if we were there. I wish I could do a walkthrough myself. I adore the old homes.

Exquisite💝

Nice one 🙂💜😊😊

UrbanEye thanks for sharing this video about the Burkholder House 1872 Beautiful Features it was a really nice old home. i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out on my community tab every time i watch your videos because i really enjoy your channel keep up the good work and God Bless.

What a beauty! Old girl still has her charm! Awesome video! 👍❤️🤘

Another great tour! I hope this home will find some owners that will give it the love it deserves. The kitchen looks like someone had kind of started to do some repairs on one of the walls. It certainly needs to be renovated to attract a new home owner.

Looks quite haunted now but in its heyday would have been something. Im interested in 1920s and 30s architecture.

Glad this home has been preserved….yes it’s on the national register of historic places but there have been others on the same list and falling apart which I don’t understand at all.

Awesome. The house and the music. Thank you.😊

Details are amazing. Such a beautiful home. ❤

Such a treat thank you for visiting in my own backyard. Missouri is full of wonderful old historical homes. This one was cared for and loved. You have such an eye for detail, which this house has. But what took my breath away were the beauty of the wood floors😊😊😊 This house has aged beautiful 😍 thank you for the exquisite tour.

Oh the different styles to houses then. Great history. Im glad its being taken care of. Thank you.

Very nice house. Love the detailing. Grew up in a large two story house. Nothing better. Thank you for showing.

Beautiful home!❤️

The crown molding is exquisite, as all the with all the woodwork. I especially like the poster of Bob Marley on one of the mantles. I hope this home will be spared from demolition. It seems to be in excellent condition. 😊

I very recently read a novel about a Sears kit home, it was the first time I had ever heard of them. This video makes me think I have probably seen a few growing up and had no idea.

WELL, ONE THING'S GREAT, FOOLS HAVEN'T GONE INSIDE AND TRASHED THIS PLACE LIKE THOUSANDS OF OTHERS!!

WoW. Very Cool 👍👍

I grew up in a 1925 sears house.

Where is it?

Its beautiful

Sears home kits were amazing and built to last as this one proves to us. The issue is with any home structure up keep is mandatory to keep the house in the best shape. Good video and thanks for sharing with us. This was a beautiful home at one time and still is!

This was one beautiful mansion in its glory days and lack of funds let it deteriorate in the later years. What a nice video and we hope Illinois took over the place and made it a national historical site. It needs lots of work as much of the paint is cracking and falling away.

What a gorgeous home! These were affordable as well as beautiful. People could make them as fancy or as simple as they chose to, and I wish we still had more affordable options for actual homes, such as these. Sears had such an incredible selection, too. 😊❤

I would love to be a care taker of one of these beautiful homes.

My Grandmother Opal House, was a major share holder of Sears and Robuck when it first began... I wish it would revive and become what it once was❤

What an absolutely beautiful building, with so much pioneer history seeming to "live" in every log, board, wooden peg and each individual room....thank you so much for sharing this with us. I'm a "nut" for pioneer history and old historical structures of any kind. God bless you ❤❤❤❤

Good morning from Cape Cod ⛵ I'm looking at some of the photos thinking to myself, this house seems familiar. I lived in chepachet Rhode Island and used to travel to all the antique dealers in Connecticut. Yes I've been buy this house and thank you for such a lovely documentation. ✌️🇺🇲

I'll take it! How much?

It would been easy to avoid family members you didn't like with 57 rooms and all those stories.

Interesting how the electrical upgrade service was installed. Romex cable kind of strewn all over the place. Orrigonaly had central gas lighting. Too bad they didn't pull wire through the pipe.