Fun Features Found In Foreclosures
Interesting Mid Mod and Vintage Fixtures Found in Foreclosure Homes
January 14, 2009
Well it’s definitely NOT a mid mod. It’s actually one of the very few “Cap Cod” styled homes in all of Las Vegas. This one is totally out of character for the Mid Mod RANCH […]
January 13, 2009
I’m going back to see the house (which is absolutely not Mid Mod) this afternoon. I got there after dark, and showed it with a flashlight, and just about spit out my teeth when I […]
January 4, 2009
There’s a doozy of bank owned REO (real estate owned) foreclosure property in the Alta Rancho Historic Neighborhood. It came on the market the other day for $232,750.12. Actually, I’m just kidding about the twelve cents. The […]
December 30, 2008
Paradise Palms is a great place to see many of the decorative concrete block patterns that we showcased all last summer. Most of the Mid Century Modern (or mid mod for short) bones are still […]
December 28, 2008
There’s a lot of really fun home homes out there in our inventory. This one is from Rancho Park, at Alta and Rancho Drive. It’s not in bad shape at all, and it’s not really […]
December 11, 2008
We haven’t visited Paradise Palms in a while. I found a very interesting property that’s needlessly being ignored. It’s bank owned at 227,900. There’s fun stuff going on all over this home, but it’s […]
December 5, 2008
This has been always one of the strangest of little mid-mods. But it sits on one of the truly exciting streets of Vintage Vegas. The real hardwood floors are over a crawlspace. There’s plenty […]
November 29, 2008
One of my favorite construction styles is the post and beam that was common in Mid Century Modern Homes In Las Vegas. The concept certainly wasn’t new or modern, but the way it was adapted, […]
November 12, 2008
The rest of the place needs lots of work, but I’ll work around a fireplace like this anyday. 129,000! The living room has beamed ceilings and clerestory windows. There’s […]
November 9, 2008
There’s this great rambler ranch that one of the big banks just put on the market. “Ramblers” were the sometimes monstrously large 1 story ranch homes that were the very predominant in the upper end Mid Century […]