$4.5 MILLION Dollar ABANDONED MANSION *CAR LEFT AND EVERYTHING STILL INSIDE w/ Power still on
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2017
- The original colonial middle portion of this mansion was built in the late 1700s, this massive home sits abandoned on 45 acres of old horse farm land. The original part of the home still exists. As you will see it is the kitchen area in the middle of this home with the massive brick fire place. (Although this place has about 10 or more fireplaces, I lost count) Most of the main mansion additions of this home were built on in the 1850s. The barn is original though.
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The last known owner of this home lived on the property for many years. When she grew old, she spent her life in the kitchen area of the house while her grandkids would come by to take care of her. Sadly when she passed away, so did the house. Her grandkids continued to live in the home for a short time afterward but ended up deciding it was time to sell. Sadly the house and the land was put on the market in 2007 for 4.5 Million US Dollars! 2007-2008 was the worst time for the housing market though. And One reason why so many of these old colonial style homes ended up vacant due to the cost of upkeep and repair. Sadly this place is up for demolition and has most likely started already. It's truly a shame
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Urban Exploring With Kappy very true I bet it would take around two million dollars to bring it back.
That place is beautiful ! I can't imagine just letting it rot!
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I hope they won't build one of those new, modern houses there, it would be such a shame
Rip to the Lady who owned this Beautiful Mansion! Its a SHAME to let this place be abandoned like that!!!
I hope whoever demolishes this place will at least reclaim some of the amazing architectural parts like the wood trim the glass, mantles, even the stair railing. It makes me so sad to see all the things that people leave behind. Especially books. If I were going through these houses I’d want to take out some of the stuff just to save it.
The huge fireplace in the kitchen was used for hot water, cooking, heating a iron for clothes, iron for hair, etc. Basement fireplace was most likely used for tools, making soap, candles; etc. They used the other fireplaces in each room for heating, as their wasn’t electricity back in the 1700/1800’s. They definitely had $$ as it would have taken a lot of staff to keep up with the property and house. Really liked this video! 🙂
That property might have sold had they even bothered to clean it out and clean the buildings up. Someone just wanted her money but did not want to waste any time trying to earn it. That was a beautiful home at one time but was lost due to neglect by the inheriting owners.
I like when you add history about the home.
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Those huge fireplaces were probably for roasting and the round ones in the sides for baking. So grateful for modern inventions. It is nice they were preserved. The big old fireplaces and the the claw foot tubs are nice to see. This was a fun explore.
Lovely pool at one time probably with manicured lawns and lovely gardens surrounded by shade trees and bird songs.
So sad to see a place grand as this waste away. Thank you Kappy for capturing it before its gone. All the best to you fellow explorer.
Love the bannisters and those recessed windows too. Amazing the drapes still exist. In its time, kitchen update was top notch. The built in matching refrigerator would have cost some $. I’m surprised at what good condition this is in. I used to work in real estate and enjoyed touring the older homes for their interest and beauty. They can be like walking into time capsules. How fun.
I bet the vintage cabinets in the kitchen would last a lot longer than today's products. Many thanks for sharing
Jacky Hawkins I think they are new because of the matching fridge. That is a new thing and quite expensive. They do look solid though, so I would not be surprised if a real carpenter built of solid wood like they would have in the past.
Slated for demo? If the place is that old it should be on the historical registry
Sad place indeed. It is amazing the power is still on. It always amazes me how family leaves behind old photos. Need to be passed on or at least stored just in case future family would like to have the photos. Thanks for the Video
this was a amazing home. i wonder what it was like living there for the people. it seems that they had a wonderful life. i was surprised to see the lights still on. what a charm.
This is laid out almost exactly like my childhood friend's mansion, only he did not have a pool and only had about 3 or 4 acres as the rest of the estate lands had been sold off years prior. Also Philadelphia suburbs. As a kid, I remember sleepovers at that place were awesome as we could have the run of practically the ENTIRE house and property and not worry about waking his parents. It was nuts.
Excellent video!! What a shame to let such a beautiful piece of history fall apart. The workmanship was so beautiful!! This Old House should have came in and rescued it!
I can’t believe the electricity is still on, wow.
Yes I wondered why no one was mentioning that
What an interesting explore! I can't believe someone doesn't want to restore this beautiful home-the fact that it goes back to the 1700s is freaking incredible-and I think if someone had the money to do it, this house would be freaking *grand.* I also wanted to comment on your surprise at the size of the basement fireplace. Very old houses, like this one, had those huge fireplaces in the basement to heat the whole house. Just in case you didn't know.
Again, fantastic explore! Love your laid-back narration, as always.
I've watched a lot of these videos from a lot of different explorers, and it seems like every house over 2000 sq ft is a "mansion" that was owned by "millionaires". Fact is, people had large families back in the day so houses were bigger. And often times homes would be added on to as the family grew. Another reason to add on rooms is to give the "old folks" a place to stay as opposed to a rest home.Houses often stayed in the family for generations, especially if it was on a large parcel of land. In other words, big doesn't equal "mansion".
At the time this house was being built, a "Mansion" was considered a self-sustaining abode. The English word manse originally defined a property large enough for the parish priest to maintain himself. Manor comes from the same root-territorial holdings granted to a lord who would "remain" there and does not have anything to do with a persons worth or income. It is more to do with sustainability and independent income. The 45 working acres alone would qualify this home as a mansion. The title of this video is accurate so what's the issue?
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Another awesome house! I can't believe something so old and beautiful is being ripped down! It's a piece of history. Thanks for sharing this.
After reading about a hundred comments someone asked to know where it was and it was replied by it's been demolished the saddest of all the comments so sad I feel like crying the 1700 area of that house was absolutely gorgeous the walls are like a foot thick because you can see the window seals and the depth of the window frames that part of the house should have been preserved so sorry you were torn down you beautiful old homestead...
Kudos to you! I love that you admire the beauty of the old homes. That you simply record for others the items of forgotten era. Also, you are thorough and don't jump from floor to floor, you thoroughly explore.
So,so sad to see such an old beautiful home go to waste. I would so love to know the history of this place. Why did the family leave and where are they now? Can you imagine what this place would look like if fixed up? A couple families should go together and invest in restoring it. Thank you for the exploration.
Kappy this house was full of ghostly voices clear to the end it was amazing, the voices was of a young woman. Unless you brought a lady friend with you. And around 9:38 or so you could see the movies move just a little to the right. I watched it several times and it amazed me. You should go back and listen carefully and watch those movies. You probably should go back and do a few evp and see if they are intelligent or residual. It would be worth it. It was a great video and I love looking at all those fireplaces. Thanks Kappy!
After he looks at date on can he opens a box.. Clearly a woman's voice says "what?"....
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One time a comment asked if he was alone because they heard/saw a female figure. He replied that he never explored alone and he was with his girlfriend
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Fantastic video -thank you for posting it.
The house is amazing and it's extremely sad that it's been allowed to get into the state. This is clearly a very solidly and well built house unlike the modern houses constructed of nothing but a bit of plywood!
I wonder if Kappy was alone when he filmed this video because,I heard a women's voice now and then speaking. It was a nice mansion at one time.
I agree, wondering the same thing
I just love to watch abandoned House videos.
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Just a note of say all the houses of that era that I'm aware of around my area had kitchens originally detached from the house because of the fear of fire. Also, taxes on this property have to be astronomical. There's more to upkeep than just the house and grounds. There is someone who cares enough to keep the electricity on maybe to preserve the pipes and keep the home from falling into further disrepair. Just because the older generations had money doesn't mean the later generations do. Desire to keep and maintain simply doesn't pay the bills. It could go on the historic register, a museum or just some wealthy family able to maintain it. I don't think it's fair to just blast this generation of the family. There just isn't enough information.
Another brilliant video - such a shame to see such a beautiful house go to waste. Keep up the good work!
Beautiful property and house! Terrible shame it's left to decay! I'm sure it would take millions to not only buy , but to renovate!😞
What a stately home it must have been. And the history this house has seen! It just hurts my heart to see it all just rotting away. This was a well-loved home.. Too bad it's not going to continue on... Thanks for a wonderful video!
This place was amazing. You find some great places. I will have to take a trip across the pond i think. Nice one Kappy.
That is a beautiful old house! I wish I could fix it up for myself! Why did they let all of that beautiful old furniture get ruined!! Beautiful staircase!! This place has a beautiful lay out even if it does have old parts and new parts. I would love to have the money to fix this up, to me, it would be worth it! Peace and Love, Kim ~
good thing you saved this piece of history on video. thanks for sharing. 👍👍
It bums me out to see those cassette tapes, books and pictures left behind 😳
That's the one thing that drives me crazy about watching these sorts of videos--seeing all the items left behind that could have been useful, had they been collected before the mold & moisture took over and ruined them (broke my heart seeing that 50s/60's era mint green coloured sink!). Such a waste. Towns and cities should have some sort of rule that if a building gets recently abandoned, it can be cleared out within a couple of weeks, so that the items could be donated (eg. to women's shelters, homeless shelters, young people just starting out on their own who can't afford expensive furniture, habitat for humanity). The community could even throw a "yard sale" of all the items and put the money towards organizations like that, instead of just letting things sit there to rot. At the very least, if items were cleared out of abandoned homes sooner, stuff could at least be recycled!
Looks like someone lived in attic at one time besides storage. Wonderful video
Sandra Plonka definitely was a bedroom
That makes me sad to see a place like that just sit. It would be awesome to see what it look like back in the day, bet it was beautiful. I could not believe the electricity was still on.
Dawn M Ikr! I've never seen an abandoned house with the lights working. After I saw that I kept wanting him to see if the water worked !
I know shocking since the light company won't let me be a month late.
Billie Taylor gasp! My thoughts exactly. It's all a money thing. They act like they MUST have every cent each month.. yet I've seen a handful of these abandon houses w power still in them. Forgive my language but it's real horseshit the way power companies abuse Citizens. Just saying.
Thanks for sharing Kappy you have a great style the best walk through I've ever seen thanks again for sharing
👍😊💜💙💚 what a find !!!! Would love to restore that place !!!!
Ahhhh....... To go back to the days when TDK was the King of Cassettes!
That would have been a fantastic place to live...loved the screened in porch and pool. Thank you so much for sharing.....nice find.
Great job Kappy.....must have been beautiful in its day
Looks like possible squatters at one time, if those walls could talk about the history of the place.
This place makes me think of the life the woman lived here. She obviously loved reading and listening to music. Such a treasure of a home.
Beautiful kitchen fireplaces. I think it could still be salvageable! Beautiful ❤️
Great video, I love your attention to details!
What an awesome house! I love built in's of any kind,,,, and adore deep set windows.
You make the best Exploration videos please keep them coming I'll be watching
Love super old houses! Thank you for exploring this place! 😊
This is the first time I have watched one of your UE videos. Great work! I am looking forward to watching more now and I am very happy to subscribe.
A great find with all that stuff there, very sad the are going too demolish it. Nice one Kappy.
I love it. A blending of the old and the new. I grew up in a Cambridge house built in the 1840s that was split and tacked onto a Federal style house. Ours was on a much smaller scale. There was in the Federal style a kitchen in the basement.
This place is worth saving. Thanks for sharing these places.
So cool how you look in the kitchen and it was obviously redone here and there and then there is the fireplace that looks like it was the original that could have been built 250 years ago. Amazing video!!! Has anyone ever thought this kids voice sounds like the actor Toby McGuire?
Seeing this was good the second time around! A shame though it has been ravaged! But no graffiti? Awesome👍🙋🕊️🧚
It's a shame the family didn't try to keep up with it so sad
wow great find Kappy
The green bathroom sink was definitely NOT 70's---30's or 40's more like it. House is so cool though!! Thanx for exploring it!!
A lot of Medical Books in there too. Fabulous Find. Thank you for sharing
That house is gorgeous! I just wanted to say that the first room of the house, I believe, is just a "foyer." I think u called it a living room. I could be wrong tho. I think it was just meant to greet people at the door.
This is definitely one of my favorites.
Oh my gosh!!! That green house!!!!!
This is the first I seen scuba gear left behind. Beautiful Pennsylvania home. Sweet find Kappy
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The shots coming up the front porch reminded me of Morgan's front porch from the first season of TWD for some reason. Nice work :)
3 toasters? Ow the kitchen fireplace with the areas for baking bread. What a master piece awesome
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Sad to see abandon house's trashed, thank you again for sharing 😊
What a beautiful home. So sad to see it rotting away and being vandalized
This is amazing love the piano 👍🏼
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This house needs to be adopted and given a new life, stay safe!
Very good video showing everything very clearly.
Wow amazing video!! This house had to of been beautiful back in its day, they left a ton of stuff behind. Was the water still on? Keep up the great work!!
Wow that place in is huge.. And old because of all the fire places too All look at all the dog beds too. Cray how much stuff was left behind..
Great find dude, love the state of decay and all the flaky paint. As if the power still works, that's crazy 😁👍
upalevel productions The power still works because the lazy Grandkids never had it turned off. I would get the place cleaned up! Creepy to some degree.
Yeah like who is paying the power bills!!!
I am a bit late but great explore! Thanks for sharing :)
Beautiful house hope someone with lots of money comes along and restores this amazing house , such a shame the way it's left
Just subbed. Great video Kappy. Keep up the great work!!
The massive "fireplace" in the kitchen was likely the hearth where the cooking was done.
Somebody has been in the house, I saw a bag of pistachios and the bag was resent!
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Very interesting, lots of cassettes, finals and books. Thank you for sharing. Electric still on. I'm thinking their so or was someone living in the house.👍
This was so cool to watch, i enjoyed it very much, i would love to do this myself someday! I live in northern Ontario, we do have a lot of abandoned old homesteads and abandoned mining towns, u just have to locate them.
Wow! What a place.
I'm a new subscriber to your channel. Thanks for adding information about the home! I'm always curious what happens the the family! It's such a shame these beautiful places just sit and rot 🙁
Great video..thanks !
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Great job , always take your time, love that. Wonder why they would add on to that old part of the house?
Ur voice is comfort me. And i'd love ur explore because u'd always added some history about the house, ur moving is smove as well. Sometimes i've watching somebodys explore and the way they'd moving the camera is make me headache. Sorry for my bad english 😜😜✌✌
Beautiful.
You do great work filming details.
I feel a touch of sadness when I see cat/dog beds in abandoned houses.
Thank you for the slow camera video. Very nice home. I loved the tour and architecture.
Goodbye history 😔
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The power is still on!? I love that post war 1930s bathroom tile.
It's so amazing to see these homes and to hear the history of these homes it's too bad they've been abandoned for so long. AND it's awful that people go in these old historic homes that are abandoned and write graffiti all over the homes walls and doors
Great video, nice find
There are so many different eras going on that outs hard to keep track. Like ever leval is a different place in time. Super cool.
During the start of the video, was that orbs flying past? Nice house.
Just saw your channel love it great job
That KLH stereo equipment
is worth salvaging
It certainly appears that squatters are in residence. The can of soup, the tea bags, and the general state of the place in different rooms is much too clean otherwise. Great video!!
Very sad to see how beautiful this home was and then left behind. 😢
Such a interesting house so sad at the same time that there are so many belongings of previous people who have lived there
I had a turkey in the oven at the time you where in my house you could have at least checked on it. Really cool exploration.