Extremely Sad Abandoned Hoarder's House With EVERYTHING LEFT INSIDE (Strong Language)
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2016
- Join us as we explore this extremely sad abandoned hoarder's house, with absolutely everything left inside.. Before you ask, we did call the local animal shelter after we left this home.
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Several years ago I went through the same thing. Who needs enemies when you have family.
right!....
+Anonymous family can be more fu@ked up than your worst enemy
exactly
A good while back I got real sick. And the doctor told me he was going to put me in the hospital. However at the time I was married to a nurse. So he let me go home and I had to stay in bed. I watch a lot of day time TV.
And for the most part it suxed.
However I did see this, on some of these shows they went out and found some couple having trouble. He is not attracted to her anymore. And when they showed the girl.
Yeah she was as ugly as a bowling shoe.
So the next day same couple. Only this time they bring out this girl / woman. They gave her a bath fixed her hair. Put her in some nice clothes. And fixed her up with a little make up. Damn she looked good. The reason I tell you this because you sound as if your self esteem is a bit low. The best investment you can make is the one you make in yourself.
If you have to visit a beauty shop. Spend some money on learning how to make you look as good as you can. First thing you need to do is fix yourself. Before you try and fix some one else.
When it comes to family who the hell
knows ? Some thing can get their panties in a twist and they got to take it out on someone.
:/
I cried.. A house does die when no one lives in it.. It loses its energy I believe
Yes! So sad. What a beautiful historic house. It could definitely could be saved and remodeled!
Homeless folks, love stumbling upon homes like that. At least you can stay warm. Out of the cold. Yet freaky at the same time. You Know?
Yes, I was thinking along those lines too. SO many homeless people and yet all those empty houses. Probably owned by the bank now and now they've got it, they just let it rot so some poor fella can curl up in a tent.
What a waste.
a house typically gets like this when the roof tiles aren't changed. 99% of the damage comes from a neglected roof.
bit blazers Yep, True. -but I think the real crime is how these stupid fkg laws say homeless people aren't allowed to stay in them either. People perhaps suffering outside in harsh weather. etc etc.
It's almost universal whichever country you're in too, because of the economic ramifications for those at the Top of the financial Heap !
if you're anything like me I loved my grandma very much. she was a good woman who took care of us kids. I can't imagine going into her house and seeing someone had wrecked it. not only did they wreck the house but your childhood memories of that house.
I bet those people that disliked the video did it because of the profanity. I fucking bet that if you saw the flowers that was bought at your relative's funeral in a trashed up house like this, I'll guarantee you'd say some shit.
My thoughts exactly, I appreciate it Jay. Its real and uncensored
I'd say something, but instead of using *f-----g* I'd use "freaking". Profanity doesn't add anything to the story. Just MHO.
+SpunkySouthernGirl even the smartest and most well mannered people in the world uses profanity, it does not affect anything unless used in a way as a insult.
Jay Sonic
No offense but don't really care about supposedly well mannered people use profanity. IMHO it just doesn't add anything to a conversation.
+SpunkySouthernGirl Neither does not using profanity, but shit here we are.
i sure hope you got those pictures and stuff that was left obviously for you to pass on to your kids
I was thinking the same thing
You think if she really wanted them she would have taken them back in 2007. Seems like she didn;t even care enough about this house to come by and check on it once in awhile.
If she didn't live locally, that may have been impossible for her.
you can't go to a house you don't own if someone is living in it. and she may not have been close to the people living in it.
did you watch the video Maxine? It was her family
Poor cats I would have walked out there with every single cat 😔
Why didn't they help them? :(
+Emilie xo I read in the comments that they called animal control for help, which is good but sometimes they don't bother to show up or do anything about it. I hope they came to rescue them :(
feral cats can not be tamed. they will alwasy be faral. my daughter traps and neuters and releases. thats about all you can do
+Danny Mcmindes if they're kittens then they will be fine, adults are a different story. They might not even be feral, could be an old house cat someone dumped. I rescue cats and kittens too a lot of the time they are quite friendly just not used to being indoors.
And plenty of scratches to go with them as the mother was there!
I feel awful for that girl to see her great grandmother's house absolutely trashed like that! The people who did that should have been made to clean that up! Sickening!
I'm sorry your childhood memories were tainted by this.
It's like someone dumping garbage all over your childhood memories.
Doug Odyssey are you telling me THAT YOUR MEMORIES ARE NOW TAINTED WITH GARBAGE ALL IN THEM, THATS IMPOSSIBLE, and if not then you are the one with the mental DISORDER in YOUR own head.
Doug Odyssey are you telling me THAT YOUR MEMORIES ARE NOW TAINTED WITH GARBAGE ALL IN THEM, THATS IMPOSSIBLE, and if not then you are the one with the mental DISORDER in YOUR own head.
+Soren Kristensen chill
Soren Kristensen is something wrong with you?
"I'm so mad right now. -Proceeds to light a cigarette in her great grandmother's house.-" this part made me laugh ??
Mettaton how did you put the strike through the words?
itsonlymyopinion ok Put hyphens in between, I think. -Lol-
Hyphenated-word lol
Nope
-yeo-
Thank you for sharing such a personal documentation of the hoarding disease & how it harms us all.
thank you
It's not a disease. It's just pure laziness!
This is terribly sad. Must have really broke your heart. Nice house, you can still see that around all the clutter/trash. Mowing the lawn in her high heels. Wow! People stayed married back then no matter what, huh?
Hoarding is a sign of a sort of mental illness, tied somehow to depression. People want to hang onto things to help them cope with whatever problems they have. Therefore, the last occupants possibly couldn't handle the house, and the upkeep, and let it go. Maybe they were put in a home, or had to move in with other relatives, and couldn't take most of their stuff with them, probably b/c they couldn't afford it. It's sad. Don't be angry at them because you don't know what state of mind they were in. (At least she DID say she just didn't understand how someone could let a house go into disrepair like that. I tried to offer a possible explanation.)
A lot of hoarders hoard because of a traumatic life event like a mom dies or something like that
They are so nesty dude, i feel so angry about those hoarders that cant even trow away theye feces or urine, come on stop beeing lasy
Why not rescue the family pictures before there destroyed?
I was thinking the same thing. That and maybe some of her personal items/memories.
The grandmother died 9 years ago and those photos are still there, do you really think she gave a crap about them?
exactly
TheJer1963 I would keep them...I mean hey, why not?
They are part of the useless family that never helped and expected to go there after 10 years and everything be pristine.
Ugh it literally hurts to see such a beautiful old house ruined 😢 it has such old charm to it, so so sad.
People get sick and old and cannot keep up the house - no one to help them with the upkeep or anything. Then vandals come in and just tear things us with no respect. That house has some beautiful furniture that cold be sold. What is sad is that the furniture and possessions just sit there and rot.
Daniel Mutters The sad part is that the relatives didn't take care of her and kept her place clean.
I really like the way you paused and took your time with your shots. Interesting.
Not enough people do that. ...I like how you think.
Thank you, Im glad you enjoy the work. I do like to linger on shots that I like :)
+Kentucky Urbex You just got yourself another subscriber. Don't worry about people criticizing the swearing, you're both adults and it's none of their business.
Watching this made me feel depressed and lonely. Think of all the memories made in that house. Think of what the walls would say if they could talk
Please tell me that your friend salvaged some of her great-grandmothers belongings! She has every right to save her family history...
That was a kind lady to let you explore her Grand Mothers home. You could tell how sad it made her, and she did the walk through with you anyway. Good explore
Yeah she's a good friend of mine that I explore with on occasion, also in a couple of my other videos on here. She had always wanted us to be able to film inside before it fell or was torn down, and she finally got permission from the family to go in. Thanks for checking it out :)
How could they ruin her house like that? So sad...all the memories in that house buried by mounds of clutter.
Marquis de Lafayette yep the thingbis when my grandmother got old and couldn't clean anymorr all hrr kids or their spouses would go and clean her house almost daily and making sure everything worked. I did for years before I moved and they took over.
amazing how we spend a life time collecting stuff we think we want then look what happens to it when we die. that's why im selling everything I have before I die, and just have the basics.
Yes, that mess would make anyone angry if it was your grandmother's home.
AWESOME. I love the crocheted doll face on the wall.
Thanks!
DisappointingPorn
This is so incredibly sad. It's hard enough for a family to lose loved ones but then for someone else to destroy what they worked so hard for all their life and left behind is just horrible. What happened to the people that lived there after Mamaw lived there? Did they pass or did they just up and roll out and leave it that way? Has her family decided what they are going to do with the place? Please give our condolences to your friend.
I do know how she feels. I returned home from out of state after several years to find my mom's house in much the same shape. Only I wasn't as composed as your wife. And the asses that did that to my mom's house, well i knew where to find them. the jail time was worth it.
some of that furniture could be upcycled!
yeah your right
What is that?
+Appalled ByFurries Then why don't you just say restoring? Young people, thinking they invented something new although they just made up a new term for it, I guess ;) Good idea tho, there are many beautiful items in there.
+Appalled ByFurries Repurposing ^^
Says a fellow dirty person
memories like bones of a life that lived unburied yet grows in your heart blossoms in your soul
There's something very personal and sad about these abandoned houses with all their belongings. It's as if we are prying into the personal space of someone's most personal space, their home.. I suppose that's what UA-cam has allowed us to do .. The sad thing is that all the stuff seems irrelevant without the people who owned it.. It's kind of a reminder that we're all gonna die some day and the most important thing in life is family and friends, people......... When all is said and done, the material things in life are just stuff we use on our journey. No matter who we are, we come into the world with absolutely nothing and we leave with absolutely nothing..
at least they were decent enough to label the fridge- "medicine and supper"
i think the grandma haf alxheimer and wrote what she needed to take medicine after supper. same goes for lock the door
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Should've set a live trap for that momma cat then safely took her and her babies somewhere they could get help, that place was no where safe for any of them to be living in :(
Description says they called the animal shelter.
I hope it was a rescue center.
Brooke TheFam go help! You have genius idea. "Should have" so how you should have helped.
Those damn cats are the biggest reason this house looks like it does!! They aren't sweet Kitty's, they are diseased, wild, feral rodents that are spreading disease, infection and reproducing like roaches!!! Put them all down! Do it for them, and the future ones they are inbreeding. These cats are tainted by the wildness now and cannot be reintegrated.
I would love to see you redo this home. I think you deserve to have because of the love you have for your grandmother. What a beautiful home.
You can tell at one time it was a pretty house. As we get older we never know health wise how we'll be. Her grandmother probably did the best she could to keep it up. It's 's sad that relatives couldn't do something with the place or even sell it. Can't take anything with you when you leave this world except your memories.
I am so sincerely sorry for the destruction that these people did to a Cherished home.
I hope someone came to take the cat and her kittens to a rescue centre. Now I'm going to be wondering what happened to them :-(
In the description it said that they called the local animal shelter when they left so I assume that the shelter got the cats
I would be more caring for feelings of that girl...not some cats that were there obviously by their own wish
@@hellokitty-ie4sc She can get over her emotions and get counseling. Cats can't help themselves and will die without help. I'm more worried about them. Glad they're safe with the shelter.
Feral cats are much more resilient than you think.
@@hellokitty-ie4sc Everybody understands but we can also be JUST as caring for the cats too. And those baby kittens didn't choose that place for a home ... get real!
I could feel the pain, anger and fury in her voice along with such sadness, too. I certainly hope that before the house falls in on itself that you all can at least get the family portraits and mementos out to be saved and passed on to future generations. Some of that furniture is worth saving if not for sentimental value, then for resale. Let someone enjoy it rather than have it be lost. It looks as if that internal chimney collapsed and caused the floors in those 2 rooms to sink. Jacking the floor back up is a possibility if you really want to save the house, but if you don't, it's just a matter of time before the house falls in from the middle. Best wishes for whatever you decide to do.
I can't imagine the flood of emotions. Anger and sadness, that they let it get so bad. Thank you for sharing.😢 Made me tear up at the end. I'm sure you spent happy times there when she was alive. I'm sorry they let it go to shit.
I'm sorry your friend had to see her Mamaw's house that way-so hard to see her family home and memories treated with such disrespect by RELATIVES, no less. What fools they are, to desecrate their own history! I hope she can salvage something, something to bring back to her own kids, if she has any.
Thanks for your kind words, and for checking out the video
my aunts house looks like that
8:56 Everything else in the house is peeling and rotting, but that cheesy $9.99 per sheet wood-grained paneling is preserved like a chicken McNugget on the package deck of a Delta 88 Holiday Coup.
Bless you for standing by your friend as she visited the house. I know that must have been pretty hard for her.
I'm lost for words so so sad I hope these people haven't moved on to destroy some one else's home same on them.
Shame* But yeah I agree, how could you let that happen in the first place??
It's a hoarders home. Hoarding is an illness.
hoarding is not an illness. Hoarding is a side effect of the real underlining mental illness. Most hoarders are selfish as well.
hoarders is a illness, it happent to people when they are shocked from some thing they seen in they life time, and cant get over it. my granmar is a hoarder and u should see her place, she is getting help now at age 84 years old. but her house is way wrose then this vide, the house in video clean compare to my granmars house
+Jif So when did you go to medical school? Oh, you didn't? Hoarding is a mental disorder. Most often it's associated with compulsive disorders but not all hoarders have OCD. Hoarding could always be a sign of other mental disorders too. So please if you're going to say something, at least know what you're talking about.
This was the saddest thing that I have seen in a long time
It's quite heartbreaking watching your girlfriend have to look through the house :(
Larry Bundy Jr what up
Beautiful Crocheted hats. My Aunt does that and those are special. Keep them safe if you can.
It wasn't a great place for your grandmother's funeral flowers, but I think it's cool that a cat decided to bring more life into this world right beside them.
The saddest thing of all is that someone who doesn't know the innermost secrets of the residents' circumstances appoints themselves judge and moral authorities of other peoples' lives and living conditions. For all these inspectors know, there may have been precious little money for food, let alone upkeep of the structure. Elderly people can become very prone to falls and accidents due to weak muscles, stiffness, and poor balance.. which often results in fear of falls in the tub, a source of disastrous injury and loss of independence in the elderly. Calling for help is feared also, as it too can result in loss of independence when the state intrudes to insure the 'welfare' of residents. I wonder if Miss Judgemental bothered to go to the effort of helping these people while they were in decline and living here. Hoarding often is symptomatic and even a compensation for extreme poverty, in this case collections of clothes, televisions (perhaps for spare parts?) and heaven knows what to produce an abundance of SOME kind in the mind of a destitute individual. To me this points to a destitute condition on the part of the caregiver also, perhaps living here and taking care of the owner as a way of making ends meet. Saddest of all is the condition of a society that ignores the needs of others to this level of isolation.
sooo you said her great-grandmother died in 2007. the newspaper on the floor are form 2004. doesn't that indicate that the great-grandmother was the hoarder and the family member simply neglected the house because they didn't want to clean it up?
or the hoarder family members brought it with them who knows hoarders arnt rational im a little bit of a pack rat I know junk when I see it
Voctor Dönermeister yep. I was just telling someone that when my grandma got old I used to clean her house all the time everyday. When I finished college and came to work in Houston my aunts took over. I'd go home every couple of weeks and the house was always clean.
So sad that someone's home could just be abandoned like that, hope the lady in the video was allowed to rescue some of her childhood memories, I would be gutted if I had to face all that.
I think you as in the young lady get all the memories from the house take it to her home a lot of nice things
please post an update, us viewers would love to see the outcome in the future after you get through the shock of this. Thanks for sharing your story. Some people don't care about other people's property so they just destroy it. Sorry for all that you lost, just hold on to all those good memories.
I love those sewing machines!! I would love to have them..
They're great arent they
I sure hope someone rescues then, they deserve a home and be used. I remember my granny sewing away on hers.
I am pretty old I guess.........I remember my mother made her own clothes on an old Singer sewing machine like that. She would buy paper patterns at the F. W. Woolworth store. She made some really nice looking dresses etc.
if new people moved in why the hell would they leave up her familys photos that's a bit creepy😂
+AlexWatsonGaming It was family that took over the house.
Awesome video. If you look beyond the mess and visualize the home without the trash it is beautiful. The furniture was wonderful.
Sorry you had to see that mess. Must've been tough to walk through and very emotional. Hugs.
I found the video very sad to watch. Its terrible what these people did to the house. No respect.
Excellent video
Thank you Paul
You guys seem like a very strong couple. You're a very talented Artist with the camera. This is so raw & real.
It very much made me cry & feel for you. Very moving work that raises such real awareness.
I thank you for sharing such a personal thing with me. And I'm so so sorry for your deep loss, the nightmare you've had to experience.
That's too bad. So many memories rotting away.
9:07 The phone rings. It's your late great-grandmother calling
That would be awkward eh
why dident you chack out that old vacuum box was it in the box and thn I sall the one by the stairs and the one in the living room
Really great video. Such a shame that the home is in bad shape now. I would have taken the family pictures and any other items that were special. Those fireplaces were amazing. I would have loved to see this home when the grandmother lived in it.
very gorgeous house...sorry its trashed like that..i got a certain feeling of the room upstairs with the bathtub and blue chair in the window...gave me chills..somehow i visioned someone sitting enjoyng watching the day go by..
That was one of the best videos that I have seen. While you both were walking, I was imagining right with you. It also brought back memories of my Grandmothers home. By the way, my Father mowed our yard in a 3 pc. suit. LOL. Thank you for taking me down memory lane. GOD BLESS. 🙏💜
So weird. Looks like someone just wet to the dump, collected a bunch of trash and brought it back to strew all over your Granny\s beautiful home. Those high ceilings...such a shame.. Buncha pigs who ruined that.
holy shit, great camera, great audio - well done!!
Thanks a lot! :)
There was lots of things I would have tried to salvage from that house, some of the smaller side tables, pictures of course, the white antique bedroom furniture, a lot of that could indeed be cleaned up, repainted, and saved. I can only imagine the emotions she felt walking through her family's home in that condition with memories of happier times running through her mind. So sad.
She needs to take those beautiful photos with her!
You did a great job on the video Chris....thanks...
Thank you for the tour, and you're quite welcome.. theres still one more left.
+Kentucky Urbex I look forward to it, also...
You're amazing at these, never give it up....
Time for a garage sale!!!
I would cherish that house and respect the memories of those that left the earth and their belongings!!
That was a nice home at one time, did your friend live far away, that she wasn't aware of how the house was being damaged?
I don't think anyone knew exactly what was going on there, once it got to a certain point it was just too late
What are your plans for this house/contents? What about renting a Uhaul and taking stuff to an auction to pay for your vacation to Fiji or England? Please tell me you did or will or whatever?
+I'm You it's not theirs
is a real shame its been left to rot .
I hope those cats weren't just left there!
We called the local animal shelter
*BuuRRpp* Me and some homeless guys...We ate them...No worries.
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IKR Sweet Kitties
MADNESS BRO! I love Exploring an Abandoned and Haunted. xD
I can understand the cursing...it probably was a shock to see the house like that. I do hope some of the wonderful antique and vintage furniture was salvaged and of course the family pictures. And thank you for your concern for the kitties. That was a kind thing to do.
Oh my, I would be furious to if that was my families house, some other members just destroyed.
Please tell me they rescued those kittens!
Pat66 Herbert66 they did call the animal shelter. I think.
They called the animal shelter
My cat was born in a situation like this, some abandoned house or something, and her mother was a frightened poor thing. When I adopted her at the shelter she was so underfed that I thought she was 2 months when she was really more than 3 months. Today she's healthy and as happy as can be, but she remains scared of people she doesn't know and strange noises. You can tell she had a rough start in life. Hope these ones all turned ok.
I understand your anger. I do. 100% valid. You have my empathy.
Some empathy goes to the hoarder too. I can't imagine how depressed one can get to live like this. I suffer from depression, but not on this scale. I'm thankful.
I hope you could save what was obviously a cute house.
Where you able to take anything out of the house afterwards? How sad to go back to somewhere that used to have life in it and see it in this condition.
Urban explores follow this rule , take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but foot prints . Also if you get caught and you have things from the house you could get into trouble , tress
Asking and stealing
+Abandoneddreams it's the girl great grandmother house she could have if she wanted to
+Breana ok chill
Defensive much Abandondedreams? Breana was simply making a comment. Really, read it again- while in a better mood. See..... just a comment. I'm sorry for people like yourself that have to jump the gun and just be rude. Read her comment again if you have to. See....................just a comment.
How am I defensive ... I literally just said the rule urban explorers have and that if you get caught with stuff from the house you could get in trouble... Not sure how that's defensive .. My comment was just that a comment
why don't you two clean the house up and live in it, I'm sure the family would not mine.
tbh the house was unlivable to a point of destruction.
that's exactly what I was thinking
Remodelling and refurnishing this house would cost just as much as buying a big house in their state Kentucky. It would probably cost more than the studios in NYC.
All the antiques In That house!
I am so very sorry for the lost of your Gr. Grandparent's but also for the tremendous lost of their home and the memories you have of time's passage !!!!
That is the saddest thing. Sorry, you must have been so upset to see that. Hope you find many things worth saving. I saw some things worth some money, there were planters and dishes worth some, the sewing machine, the vanity , the bedroom furniture. You may find some of your Grammy's stashes of valuables. Older people hid their things. Look in the back of pictures, back of Television or radios. Pockets of clothing. Look in the pages of her bibles and books for bills of money. I had a Grammy who died too, found many hidden things. Best wishes.
" soilder to be tried for iraq abuse " on the newspapar my parents are from iraq and I speak a little bit of arabic
That sewing machine would be worth a bit of money. By the looks of it, its made by a company called Singer, and there was a factory in Clydebank, Scotland which is were I was born. Thats pretty cool!
+Viki C Oh no really? That's a shame too, they look so so cool!
This just broke my heart. I love old houses, would never choose a new home over an old one. I would have loved to seen my great grandparents house again before new people bought it and I'm sure modernized it ( there was only one bathroom in the house and it didn't have heat). I spent every weekend with my great grandparents. Watching you walk through that house, I wonder why you didn't take some of her stuff that you wanted. I would love to have some of my memmy's stuff. Your house there is full with beautiful antiques that a collector would love to have. And the house itself is amazing, from the fireplaces in each room to the green wall tile in the kitchen. It's a shame that the upkeep wasn't done on the house, but regardless of the condition of the house, you still have your memories that can not be taken away.
Thank you Kimberly
I like the house just because I find old homes interesting but aesthetically speaking it was starting to "go to shit" from the inside out anyway.
Clorox Bleach it's not going to shit! it already is did you see the livingroom floor! the walls are rotten! burn it to the ground and start over!
she looks allot like her grandma
Crisu20 i thought she looked lk her gma to
It breaks my heart to see this........ I'm so sorry this happened to your grams as beautiful home. Thanks for sharing.
At least you held the camera steady..thank you so much! So many people wave that camera like crazy and people actually watch there videos..I cant...good job filming..
why does it take him 7 seconds to take each step?
He's trying to be careful and watch his step probably? I know if I were him I wouldn't wanna step on something absolutely disgusting or trip and fall.
did you not see that floor caved in
She passed away in 2007 wow I was born in that year.
0:26
Wow stupid fucking eight year olds shouldnt be on youtube lol
+iiEgo yeah!
+totmirmis right
+iiEgo I think your a kid too. because you can't count he is nine XD
Aww this is so sad for the home and for her family
So sad to see the house in that state, my thoughts go out to you - hope you took the photos and other items to help with your memories xx
God I like her Accent. "She sounds sturdy"!!!
She looks sturdy too! (In a good way).
She sounds like Jennifer Lawrence with a southern accent.
Here is my thing, and I don't want to come off as being disrespectful...This house has been sitting for awhile, and if you are THAT upset about how it was being taken care of, there WAS/IS A LOT You could have done about it, but you DIDN'T...See, the EASY thing is to bitch, moan, Blame and complain when you could have gotten the Courts and Law involved. I BET if you had an inspector come out it would be 110% CONDEMNED, You waited TOO LONG! Like I said no disrespect, but your WHOLE Family is to BLAME for ALLOWING this CRAZINESS to continue, and it is Sad, because she sounds like a Good Woman who took PRIDE IN WHAT SHE HAD!!! IBET She was ONE TOUGH COOKIE to be mowing somw grass in HEELS!!! MUCH RESPECT FOR HER!
you dont know the whole story, so dont judge.
Maybe they were from out of state. She is young. It is possible that she didn't know until recently that the house was in such a shape.
Cindy M. EXACTLY!
That sewing machine is an antique, it's probably worth some decent money, it should be salvaged if possible!
Oh my god, you can tell that this used to be an amazing home. It breaks my heart that it was completely trashed by such careless assholes.
once u get the rubbish out it would be an ok house
what i do not understand is why are there so many abandoned homes left to fall apart in parts of america & canada, they look that at some time they were lovely homes, If the authorities would accept me, i would love to sell up in the UK & move to buy one of these places to clean it out,restore it back to its former glorry & enjoy living in it
We had a beautiful 1890 east coast house by the sea in our family but, when my great Aunt died, nobody wanted to live there because all the kids had their own home near their working place. It stood up alone from 1969 to 2009 until some hitchhikers broke in for the night and set it ablaze by accident (That's what they said). If I would've been old enough, being just 6 or 7 years old at the time, I would've moved in. It was all white and light grey cedar shake on the outside and tons of oak on the inside. That wrap-around porch and second floor solarium was quite the beauty. A little bit of me died when I saw what was left of it the next year I visited my ancestral village. If I can, when I'll retire, I'd like to buy my Grandfather house near from the house he grew in (The one that burn down). Its only a 10 hours drive east from here and even though I wasn't born there, I always call this village, home.
Brian, watch the Shea Show on Ytube. He could probably get one for you cheaply......in Detroit and its suburbs if you like that part of the country.....
Brian Mayhead GO TO DETROIT! THERE'S thousands of homes rotting away! everybody left after the car industry collapsed! of course DETROIT is a giant ghetto and it's nothing but CRIME! so if you don't get murdered you should do alright!
This was so well and very respectfully done.Thank you
thank you so much :)
Excellent job filming along with a nice soothing voice. I liked the music also. So sad the house was abandoned.