House straight out of the 1960s

I love time capsule homes, although this one is pretty boring. It's impeccably clean, mom must have had some pretty strict rules around that place!

I love the fish wallpaper and the fighter plane light but that's pretty much the only personality in the whole place.

I actually really like it - I mean the carpet could leave but otherwise it's really functional with all the built-ins and I could see living in it. I do like MCM though

I agree that the plane light fixture is very cool, and it makes me wonder if at some point the rest of that room may have been more colorful/interesting.



I think sometimes houses can actually remove too much personality before listing, and this is somewhat like that for me. It truly looks like a model home for a new development more than a house that has had people living in it for the past
60-ish years.  And I suppose if you love the 60s style and want a house that still feels new, then this is great.  But I kind of like a house with 60 years of history to share a bit of that with me. 

I find this house strangely appealing.

That house looks immaculate. It looks almost sterile with no wear or usage evidence.

That’s an incredibly dull house 🫤

Here's one I like, we have a few issues (is that an oven...built into the counter space? Are there three fridges in the basement?), and it's far too white, but this can easily be brought back to splendor.

I'm going to be living in the basement, bowling down there on that floor and living in that FABULOUS BAR!

www.zillow.com/homedetails/16640-Curtis-St-Roseville-MI-48066/83574472_zpid/

I love it. I would update the carpet and the curtains and keep the rest. If it was in my city I would go look at it in person. 

I found it pretty bland for the most part. The upholstered furniture though? It wasn’t bland, it was awful.

I kind of like it! It is totally not my style and I don't think I'd want to live in it but it is interesting. One question: What are those slits under the cabinet over top of the utility sink in the laundry room?

You were really observant to see that.
Now I am curious. It appears there are strings through the holes. I have no idea on what is going on.
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Is it a way to hang a garment and let it drip dry over the sink?

It's in remarkably good condition. It would make a great TV set. I'm sure someone will update it but I hope they leave some of the 60's touches.

I think this house is dreamy! I do love mid century modern, and this house looks like no one even lived in it — or someone very carefully refurnished it. I would get a headboard and comforter for that bed, but not much else needed!