Have you ever seen a house dropping down a road? So, this Sunday morning in San Francisco. Many spectators cheered as a memorable Victorian house moved down to its new address in a stunning scene. But, as per news site SF Gate. The 139-year-old house was stacked on a water-powered cart worked by a controller. Which at that point dropped it down seven squares to its new area.
The 1880 Italianate-style house with a green outside was seen moving gradually down Franklin Street. But, where it represented 139 years, to Fulton, where it currently rests close to an old funeral home. The six-room, three-shower home, known as Englander House. It moved to its new address at the speed of 1mph.
6-bedroom, 3-bath Victorian – approximately 80 feet in length. 139-years-old built w/ tight grain & lumber from 800-year-old trees. She’s moving 6 blocks from Franklin to Fulton down a one-way street the opposite direction.
The terrestrial equivalent of the Mars rover landing! pic.twitter.com/OjJ8FhZzoB
— Anthony Venida (@AnthonyVenida) February 21, 2021
Since being shared on the web, the time-pass video of the house being taken starting with one point then onto the next has circulated around the web. And through social media and incited numerous responses among netizens.
How did it happen?
In a strange episode, a property holder paid $400,000 to move a 139-year-old Victorian house to make space for another lodging improvement. A video of the 5,170 square feet property being traveled through the roads of San Francisco. To another location left many delighted after it circulated around the web via online media.
As per a Daily Mail report, trees were managed to clear a path for the two-celebrated house situated at 807 Franklin Street. And which was moved six traffic lights away to 635 Fulton Street.
6-bedroom, 3-bath Victorian – approximately 80 feet in length. 139-years-old built w/ tight grain & lumber from 800-year-old trees. She’s moving 6 blocks from Franklin to Fulton down a one-way street the opposite direction.
The terrestrial equivalent of the Mars rover landing! pic.twitter.com/OjJ8FhZzoB
— Anthony Venida (@AnthonyVenida) February 21, 2021
“6-room, 3-shower Victorian – around 80 feet long. Worked with tight grain and timber from 800-year-old trees. She’s moving 6 squares from Franklin to Fulton down a single direction road the other way.” Tweeted client @AnthonyVenida while sharing the viral clasp.
Strangely, Tim Browns, the individual who purchased the house, had been intending to move it for more than eight years, the news site revealed. Notwithstanding, it was an interesting cycle as the house originally should have been taken downhill prior to being pushed to its new area. Veteran house mover Phil Joy told the San Francisco Chronicle, the Daily Mail referred to.
Since being shared on the web, the time-slip by a video of the house being taken starting with one point. Then onto the next has turned into a web sensation via online media and incited numerous responses among netizens.
