Beautiful Abandoned Farmhouses - Untouched From Vandals
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this next adventure we check out and document a property that is on the brink of being razed. As of the date of this upload, 99% of the property has been demolished to make way for commercial businesses. Although the homes were nearly empty of their contents, it was nice to see them untouched from vandals. So come along as we take a final look at some beautiful abandoned farmhouses. Enjoy
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Please Note: Exploring Abandoned locations can be dangerous. I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
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I like the second one. Older houses have so much character. Like the many rooms even if they are small, more cozy! Thanks for documenting them before they're gone.
So sad they take such land for stores that aren’t needed. Thank you JP . Will be anxious to see Tennessee next week through your eyes 👀😊👍
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Sad to see them go, thanks for documenting before there gone.
That first house looked so cared for. The wood in lovely shape. I could imagine the family living there, raising children. I am glad you to to capture them on video before they are gone.
Older farm houses have so much character, so sad they're tearing them down. The wood floors look pretty cool, better than that green carpet.
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After watching this video, leave a comment and tell me which house you would live in if given the opportunity.
First house, felt like home. Loved the fireplace, vintage bathroom, all of it. The Live, Laugh, Love, Family you showed has special meaning for my brother would have been 49 today. Loved this video! Kisses goodnight JP family! :)
The newer one but I love older homes to so either one
The first one! Love that huge front room with fireplace and the huge bedroom! Not too thrilled with the bathroom though. LOL
Either one 🙏💜😊
The first house was nice inside, but the second house had way more character being older, so that would be my choice.
What an amazing explore! It's a rare thing to find someone like this, untouched by vandals. It's sad that it will be razed! But thank you for letting us explore these homes with you. I really enjoyed this! Be safe, my friend. See you in the next one!!! 🙋🏽♀️👍🏼💙💙💙
The huge blue tank is a pressure tank for a well. So u were right! The other's were soft water tanks.
Isn't water already soft? Haha jk
Ugh... cave crickets... the stuff of nightmares!!! Thanks for showing these homes to us before they were demolished. It was a pretty area.
Jay,
There was a lot of Love and caring in those homes, at least you were able to document it.
i hope the owners were able to find something equally and nice.
I grew up on a farm in a Victorian farmhouse in Jackson,N.J. with small rooms a walk up attic and a Yankrr cellar.
When we lost the farm for taxes, the house was eventually burned to the ground.
All that is left are some photographs and the memories of my youth there. 1944 to 1960
Your videos are so much more memory evoking.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
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You have a gift of choosing such wonderful music. Music that evokes what you are feeling and sensing as you bring others along with your adventures.
Thanks
Those bugs really creep me out, also. I have lived in 9 different states and never seen those bugs until I was atleast 50. Love exploring these old homes with you. I'm that person that can almost place myself in that time period. My grandparents lived in a home over 300 years old. My Grandfather installed running water in the house, so he could put a tub and commode in for my Grandmother. I remember using the outhouse at 6 years old and pumping water from the well. Even though my Grandfather put in a hot water heater he never completely hooked it up. We heated water on the stove for bathes and dishes. Half of the stove was the heat for the house, by kerosene. The house is in New England and I'm only 64.
Thanks so much for watching and sharing
The old song, tear down paradise and put in a parking lot. All for money
Thanks JP for another great explore. It saddens me that a strip mall will be replacing these homes and the landscape...I feel for all the insects, birds & the other fauna and flora~~ like where do they go?😔 Keep up the great work you do!! Vanessa. South Australia👍😎🐨
It is such a shame its going to be torn down...love the older homes, it still looks like it's in goid shape. Great video once again! Thank you for what you do!
My pleasure
Makes me cry to her this old home will be tore down for a strip mall.
Already gone
Thanks for documenting these places, undoubtedly occupied at one time by happy families. I liked the music, Jay---very relaxing, though a bit sad.
I love the first house! The green tiled bathroom was so pretty!
Another great video Jay. A shame it is being razed for commercial. The buildings had character.
Thanks ken
Two nice homes. Liked that they were not trashed.
Me too
Like a lot of people with “prime real estate”, they probably got an offer they couldn’t refuse. Shame though as both houses weren’t in too bad of shape.
Great video! So sorry to see the first farmhouse demolished! Beautiful home for someone with so many people in need of one just to have a strip mall replacing it that will possibly fairly soon become vacant as well.
I love these two houses. Man I should be rich. Great music JP! Nice to see mike.
Great find Jay!!! Those are beautiful houses!!! So sad they were torn down 😣 Wonderful job on the video 💙😊
Thank you for taking us with thru these homes. Your so awesome about pointing out the little things.
Thanks kat
great thanks for the tour! I miss our old farm. Our last night in the house b4 we moved I felt like my soul died. I was so sad becoz we had so much family history there . But the land taxes were way too high for us anymore and we wanted to get mom and dad away from the cold and snow. I love that we moved back to the midwest tho. Is gorgeous up here in the WI northwoods.and is like a 5 hrs drive to go home to visit if we want to.
Really enjoyed watching! Love from Kentucky!
Love the soft background music! Nice touch.
Ty
It reminds me of the house my grandpa built but it was built in town- high end and the basement had steps where you felt like you were gliding and he put in a beaver cement floor and then behind the furnace was like a bedroom with 2 twin beds a large open room to the left steps and an inside oil tank straight ahead was the furnace and boiler system to the right was a large room and part of the left side as you could walk under the steps and it the left side was a cellar and on the big room side was a shower and toilet curtained off in a half squared circle and the drain. When we moved into it in 1971 we used a wringerwasher and new dryer a year later they put in a new washer there was a dry sink with running water. It was the men’s area of teacher’s renting the room. You walked up to a doorway outside and you could turn right walk up 5 to another door to the kitchen and there’s so much more just let me know and I can call you because too tell you everything would take me 5 years to write! If not it’s okay too and it’s had a barn-carriage house.
NOOOO I COULD IMAGINE MAKING THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NOSTALGIC MOVIE HERE, what a yard.
That first house with the big open rooms was nice. Beetlejuice tile. 👍😁
The Music Scoring in this video fit well, the mood and you could hear over it.
I remember seeing a video of an abandoned church someone did and in post-production they put a loud rock song (the video probably got a copyright strike).
Glad you enjoyed it
The first one would make a nice home if updated. Love seeing explores where vandals haven’t destroyed everything as they seem hard to come by.
Sweet 👍👍 👍👍 👍 It must've looked really nice in it's Hay day JPVideos 😍.
Agree with your fans.....very nice farm houses.....sad to see them get demolished for something that probably won't last long.....great vid JP
Ty
Lovely houses the black and white floor is like my old house, it had red and white squares
What a shame, both those houses were pretty nice and in decent shape. Too bad they were demolished. Those bugs tho....yikes! Thanks JP and Mike
Just what America needs another mall! Thank you for this one!
Yes, that was my first thought as well. As someone commented above, "They've paved Paradise and put up a parking lot."
Beautiful houses, thank you for sharing this video JP. 🙂👍🌷
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First of all another cool shirt Mike. My grandson needs one. The one huge tank to the left was for fuel oil which is probably what the furnace used. Beside it was the water softener with the short tank where the salt goes. The other tank was something to do with the well. Really sad that it fell from a nice home to the demo crew. It must have been really nice at one time.
That's just a crying shame man. Demolishing those beautiful old homes for a strip mall.
But unfortunately when it comes down to it the money is where it's at for stuff like this. That's the same situation what that old farmhouse up here. But it's not nearly as in good of shape as these houses, and obviously at busy road is none too desirable LOL
At least you got out there and captured it, preserved it online before they are gone forever.
Thank you for taking us along, as always stay safe out there my friends
With the land and both houses 🏘️ this is a beautiful place 😍 I don't think it would have taken a lot of work to get them both livable. They are both beautiful homes...it's a shame they're gonna be torn down.
Don't feel bad about your reaction to the cave crickets...they always gave me the creeps too 😁🥰👍👍
Wonderful exploration of this place..thanks for taking us along 😀😊
'Til next time...take care and stay safe 🙏
Love the galley kitchen with the black and white tile. I get really sad seeing these jems being torn down or left to nature. I lost my house due to cancer then lost my job. I would love to be able to afford to bring one back to its glory. Thanks for the video's.
My pleasure deb
I have that same tile in my kitchen only it is laid square. 55's cottage. I love older homes - more character.
Well done❣️enjoyed watching it
So sad to see these homes will be gone.........
Kinda sad to see the house's go.. but I guess thats called progress...thank you for sharing.
You're welcome
Those nice size crickets are the best protein ever
Yes the large blue tank downstairs is a well water pressure tank. ☺ cool find!
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Thanks JP always a blast to see things though your eyes
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Really nice house the first one. I could live there.
Love this farmhouse just as it is. I will be ready to move in anytime...lol Sad to see this one being taken down.
Very nice i like to see old home's and things. thanks
how can they still be building malls???
Oh wow I loved the first house most! With the spaciness and the wooden flooring but I love the kitchen of the 2nd house more ;-) It's a shame they'll be torn down 'cause the environment also seems to be nice ...
Another awesome video!!! Thanks for sharing
My pleasure
Why your other live video are deleted like lets grab burger king,old kirby park zoo and stressful weekend is over?so sad i love to watch them but the video is deleted..
I deleted the zoo one because it was bad quality. The other one was just a live stream to chat. I dont leave those ones up.
Beautiful houses! Glad to see they were both vandal and graffiti free. The second house was more interesting, due to its age. Those buggies were huge! :-O
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That blue tank is for the well and it's a bladder tank. It's purpose is to deliver a steady stream of water to the house. Otherwise, straight pump running would burn out the pump.
Mike's the man at Google maps!
Another great video!
I like the 2 house both places are beautiful houses
Such beautiful houses. Why get rid of them to build something so unneeded?
The 2nd house is very strange, meaning the lay out, As the saying goes in England you couldn't swing a cat in that kitchen it's so tiny, great video. Love from Liverpool England 🇬🇧🇬🇧
The brick house has also been remodeled and stripped of it's original millwork. Yuck!
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Really nice vid,JP. Seems like that place would be worth moving somewhere. You don't get that good woodwork these days. Bless your heart for bringing us another interesting vid and a look into the past generations. Nothing scary about that place, only Love, Laughter and Life. : )
Awesome. Videos keep em going
You are on a roll with all the great videos this week!
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Love the green bathroom sinks and the kitchen in the second house !
What a beautiful house just going to waste. The cost of building that place must have been incredible, yet it's just going to be demolished. Those kitchen cabinets at 3:52 would look beautiful in my garage. It's a shame such good items are just destroyed in demolition. Excellent video.
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These old homes have good bones. What a shame to take them down for a mall.
how does an abandoned house get such a luxuriant lawn?
Huge crickets wow
Sad to see those neat houses go. Cave crickets scare me to death and I would have been running out of there if I saw those huge ones! 😁
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Idk what it is but basements make me un nerved. Maybe I’ve watched too many paranormal shows lol! Great as always jay!
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Both of the houses still look pretty good!
I think I’d go with the first one, I like the layout and look of that one better!
No way I could live near those bugs though! 🤢
The first house had nice big rooms the second house had smaller rooms hated the cave crickets those things freak me out. Very nice video overall.
JP, once again another stellar vid. I hope you don’t quit because of the new
UA-cam regulations. Thanks for the peek at the houses!
The brick farm house ,what a pretty place and what a shame it will or is gone by now. . Hate to see things like this happen to houses that people could live and be very happy in . So sad
Too bad these homes will be demolished for a strip mall 😞
Nice video! Hi Mike! Thumbs up y'all! 😁
Such a shame! Two good houses going to waste. The first one is so nice. Thanks for the content.
You're welcome megan
I was stunned at the flooring in the first house, absolutely beautiful! Such a shame they need to be tore down for a strip mall.. Honestly the second house reminds me of my Grandparents house, basement and all! Great find 👍
Ty
It breaks my heart to such beautiful house been demolished so sad
Sad to see the homes destoryed but that's life.
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Still pretty homes to bad they are going to put a crappy strip mall there, those families could have been there for generations. The probably got paid well to sell. Gave thumbs up as always
So sad. The house was nice. A little updating needed but nice. But i love vintage.
I'm a new subscriber to your channel, and your abandon videos are great!
Hi Jay, that first house was really nice and in good shape too, a shame that yet again arable land is being turned into concrete :(. Thanks for sharing, those crickets though, I would have been out of there so fast seeing some that size lol. x
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Wow wow wow
Love the Beetlejuice tiles! So sad to see such gorgeous homes get torn down!
Sad 😞 those houses still looked in decent condition and the scenery is beautiful..
The blue tank in the basement of the second house, is a water softening system.
look good thank you
😂JP😙I'm sure it was a nice place at one time. I love old farm houses. Nostalgia😊
It's sad to see these houses get torn down for ugly commercial use. Both buildings look practically brand new. With a little elbow grease, they could be fixed up, and made into great living spaces.
As for which house I would choose, I'm a sucker for an old house, so I'd take that second one, and restore it.
Good choice
I enjoyed this video. Thank you. Great job.
Great find.. Sure hope they save the hardwood floors. The Pune floors second home really clean up nicely. We had both oat and pine in our home in Memphis. They would buff up beautifully. Some of the doors are valuable as well. I need a 100-year-old 2 panel for my home Michigan City. The lows price I have found is a little under $2500. Old milled lumber can cost $100-150 a foot. Lovely homes:
JP, I must caught the last few minutes of your video. Will have to watch it all later.
That's a shame, both houses are very beautiful, and could be fixed up. They're both in really good shape. I can't believe no one would want to save them.
Money talks