Abandoned for over 20 years! Large house in the woods with everything left behind. Explore #78
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Abandoned for over 20 years! Large house in the woods with everything left behind. Explore #78 Canada
Where did they go?
This large house has been abandoned for over 20 years. It is a mystery whey they left this family home never to come back. It seamed like there was a large family living here before. There was bedrooms with 2-3 beds in each room. The previous owners left so much behind here. During the summer months this place is so overgrown and impossible to see from the road. Seeing the trees growing through the asphalt driveway and pool was very cool to see.
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When I was a younger boy my mom was dating a very abusive man..... Ill never forget.
My mom asked me if I wanted to go get some McDonald's with her.... we never came back. Mom had a apartment already purchased in another town, we drove for what felt like days.....we never went back
Your mother was a brave and loving woman for sure. Glad to know she protected both of you. Sorry that life was this way for you back then. Give your mom an extra hug for getting the both of you away from that monster the way she did. God Bless.
She was smart!
Your mom was brave.
Fantastic move on your moms part. Glad to hear you both got away 😁👍
Your mom is Strong and Awesome for that decision🌼
Such a sad monument to somebody's dreams and aspirations cut short.
This house seemed like at one time it was a very happy house!
It's impossible to know what happened.
The photos were of an Indian family.
Maybe they went to India and it wasn't worth it to return for some reason
It's easy to feel sad about this situation. But maybe it turned out alright for them.
That's my hope anyway.
@@jstravelers4094 makes me wonder if they were in the Air India crash of many years ago.
or maybe they had to leave for some reason and they are living wonderful lives elsewhere. Everone is speculating negative
Maybe the family had to run away from an abusive situation like a dangerous ex spouse or something 🤔
Sometimes whole families are lost in accidents or some catastrophic event…. And its like they are, literally… removed from existence. This is a perfect illustration of the true value of things…
Verybad sad tosee.
I was thinking the same thing.
I had a neighbor who died of old age 10 years ago. The kid moved off to another state for college and started his life and his own family in that state.the house just sits the same as it was when his dad passed.
@@scotthewiseman2471 that kid is an A hole. I see it as a sign of disrespect to his old man. Give your dad some dignity and at least clean it out.
@@scotthewiseman2471Yeah in my old neighborhood when I was not even born and my mother was pregnant with me, according to my father there was this old lady who lived up the street from them and apparently she always did everything on her own and barely any of her kids or relatives ever came to visit her, my parents were so kind hearted and offered to help because they were young enough and all but yet she still kindly rejected, and one day my father was coming home from work and he saw so many cars in front of her house and a commotion, he stopped to find out what happened and the kids and relatives of that old lady said she passed away and my father said those kids had no lives and they only came when she passed away, it was probably because they just wanted her money!
Happy to see that china cabinet wasn't destroyed! What a beautiful piece!
often the case, the ghosts scare you out before you can trash any more
Yeah it would go home with me. Who are you stealing from at that point? In a few more years the roof will come down if someone doesn't trash it first. After 20 years abandoned its finder's keepers for sure.
@@badmandansanchez1823 And that kids, is called a lack of respect.
@@MezmerEyes1992 mkay
Bad man Dan Sanchez that would be theft by finding, carries the same sentence as theft, best leave it.. Very sad to see it go to waste but you can’t just take stuff.. Speak to the Local Law enforcement, I am sure if you would make a donation they might be willing to let you take some stuff, be careful of that old Probate tho
Idk why but I love the design of this house, secluded in the woods, iconic house design, and a pool.
It's kind of depressing to see all of that decay of a once beautiful home and wondering what happened to the family. Such a waste.
God I wish we could find out the back stories on why these homes become abandoned and why leave all behind! To me it is sad!
Yes what is wrong with people al over the world doing the same just leaving everything
If I had money for traveling, I'd explore some abandoned houses and collect things that have been their for many years and give it out to the poor and some people overseas. I'd have to have permission to go in some places and gather things, but some things are still good like dishes, furniture, toys, clothing, cleaning supplies, etc. Some houses have been abandoned for 50 years or less.
@@joygeorge3254 I would think that would be great and a form of recycling. As long as it wasnt something real personal of the owners...Id be all for that.
@@joygeorge3254 maybe it’s haunted or something, I would have think twice before doing that. We never know why the government is still not destroying them
@@burnotto1663 , sometimes, people just die and they have no heirs that want the property, and/or said heirs live too far away, and/or have no heirs, and sometimes, economic crises hit and cause people to abandon properties, or, in some cases, even entire towns.
I wish I could go back in time and see what it looked like twenty years ago, I bet it was a beautiful place
Mother Nature is patient...and eventually everything returns to her. Thank you 😊💓
So is the Gov.
Well said! I visited Chernobyl last year with my fiancé and it was incredible how quickly nature took everything back. Even tho the radiation is super high still, there are more animals and nature than ever before in the place. Pretty crazy to see that us humans did worse for the vegetation, animals and nature in general than the high radiation that's supposed to "kill everything" .. :-(
11:58 That tree growing out of the pool tells you everything you need to know about how long this has been abandoned.
Ohhh my gosh! I LOVE the layout of this home. The Spanish style wrought iron. I wish we could see pics of it before it deteriorated. And I wish we could discover what happened to this family.
I find these videos very interesting but also sad. If only we could find out the stories as to what happened. Where are they now?....
Thank you for making these videos. ❤️
They most likely had to leave town ASAP.
Wife and me decided this -
We know they were an Indian family, who likely emigrated, AGAIN, from England (a kitten born in a kennel forever remains a cat!!!), to open an _"amazing, no-fail business"_ in Canada.
Business flopped, or was built on bent family money, the contractors who built the house were not receiving monies owed for work completed, government were asking awkward questions about finances, so the entire Indian family ran back to their family in Small Heath, Birmingham, England, where they live to this day, having rejoined the Uncles dodgy Estate Agency (Real Estate business). The property left could never be repossessed, owing to more legal issues than you could shake a sari at.
Lot of guessing, lot of stereotyping, lot right too, we reckon! Stereotypes come about owing to stereotypical behaviour repeated over and over and over again.
Nice job as usual. Would love to know the backstory on what happened here. Can't wait for the next video.
It's haunted
I would love the backstory as well.
@@tagminda4565 that's an excellent point because it's almost like maybe something paranormal happened to cause them to get out and leave all that stuff behind
Probably either haunted, the people had to run from someone fast or maybe the person who owned it died and no family??
@@basspowerish it's the poltergeist house the one house that movie was based on
I absolutely loved the layout of the house and the staircases on each side. You don't see that often.
It’s always so creepy when everything is left behind like that. Thanks for the explore! My husband and I were hired to run an abandoned resort in Ontario. The bank took it and the owner who bought it wanted to bring it back to Life. Everything was left like they just walked out and locked the doors. I guess that’s what actually happened but it’s been awesome to bring something back to life! All the best. Wear a mask, raccoon poop is worse than any Covid.
Raccoon Pooh? Seriously lol get educated lol
The China cabinet is gorgeous! What a huge kitchen it had and the setup was great! I'm sure this place was incredible when it was being lived in. Nice to see you Brent!
I can't believe no body vandalized it in all those years
Very interesting. Just once I’d like to have some kind of backstory for one of these houses that makes sense. Drives me crazy. Still great video and thanks for sharing.
It's amazing they left everything behind, but what's even more amazing is no one ever seems to know what happenrd to the people. They may have gone home and decided not to come back, but to leave family pictures and stuff is so sad. In its time that house would have been really pretty. Thanks for sharing.
That PC joystick brings back memories - used exactly the same type for flight sims and racing games in the late '90s/early '00s!
I bet this house was absolutely beautiful back when it was in good condition, it's sad to see homes like this being abandoned.
The bankers want us living like this.
@@barrywhite5502 Yes. Well said my friend.
This video teaches so many lessons silently.Thanks
As sad as it is that someone lost their home, I kind of enjoy seeing places like this where Mother Nature is trying to take the place back.
Wow! I've seen other explorers film this house awhile back and the decay on this house has gotten soooo much worse. Thanks for taking us on this explore!
Agreed! So much worse....
modern material does not seem to hold up as well as older construction, without continual maintence.
Do you have a link to the videos? I would love to see more of this house.
This house makes me sad. It doesn’t look like something good happened and they left. Looks like the family had a nice life. Great explore Brent and awesome job!
Well now the mystery kills me: where did they go? What happened to 'em? I can't imagine the situation where they had to leave everything there. Love this channel!
I think in the cases of these long-abandoned homes with everything left in them - particularly clothes, toys, furniture, china or other expensive items, and even the beds are made…. Tells me that there was some catastrophic reason they left their home one day and never returned.
Possibly: Entire family killed in a car accident, airplane crash, while on vacation somewhere, visiting relatives and a disaster happened there (tornado, flood, hurricane, earthquake, etc). There’s a myriad of reasons it has been abandoned completely…. None of them good.
@@DaynaE65 That is exactly what I was thinking. So sad. Maybe no relatives in this country to take over. etc.. All the town may know is the taxes are delinquent and that is where it ended. Of course this is pure speculation. What a mystery. Maybe AUC will discover something about this house and family. I think he has found info on other places and posted what he knew. We'll see. And 20 Years isn't really that long.
Put it this way, people who do live a legit life, don't usually have to leave everything they own ASAP. They probably had to leave town.
I keep thinking reposetion
@@DaynaE65 maybe can't afford to keep it
Wow. It makes one wonder what would make them leave so much behind. It’s sad to see a once lovely house in such disrepair. That China cabinet is absolutely gorgeous. I’m glad this came up as a suggestion. Well done. Stay safe.
It was something to see a tree growing in the swimming pool. I really like the drone view when you looked out a window. It lets us see what part of the house your are in from an outside perspective.
Thanks Gill
Someone had a good life there, years ago. I get a melancholic feeling from abandoned homes where it looks like the family all went to the store and nobody ever came back.
It is amazing just how deteriorated this house is in 20 years. It was beautiful once upon a time.
Judging by the Tv, furniture and cars, more like at least 30 years ...
@@CamDMoor There was a 1999 calendar in the house.
@@TSBye-qo1vc Oh, okay. 👍
I can't believe someone hasn't bought or sold this, it is a little Haunting but other than that it is a beautiful house on a nice piece of property. No reason it can't be fixed up or rebuilt.
Yeah definitely nobody is rebuilding that place it's just dry wall and wood, knock down and restart, but still, unlikely to happen.
It would be cheaper to tear it down and start over. The cost alone to tear down and clean up the debris will cost at least $20,000.
Trying the restoration route will cost more than the actual house will be worth.
It's a tear down Ant value would be in the land.
Glad to see you back Brent.
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. It must have been an absolutely gorgeous house in its prime.
I really enjoyed this explore.
Love your channel, and looking forward to view your next explore. Take care😊
Thanks!
What a amazing find, can't imagine why people walk away from these homes. I absolutely detest vandalism. Great to watch as always guys. Take care. Thanks.
its like the people come home in the middle of making this video!
"What are you doing in my house? We've been gone 20 years so what!"
No one is coming home here 😁👍
This house was beautiful! It's always so sad to see them like this. Another fine explore
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Wow, this house was surley back in the day very a lovley home. Thanks for showing us.
Thanks Brent for showing us this once beautiful home! So sad to see it decaying & abandoned. I guess we'll never know what happened to the family who lived there. Thanks for the explore & the beautiful music too!!
Wow...thank you for the tour. It must of been a beautiful house once upon a time 😮
I really love the way that house is setup what a shame
Too much wasted space.
I bet it cost a fortune to heat/cool.
It looks like a 2x4 construction outer wall home.
In many northern climates, 2x6 outer wall is required.
That's what I have.
It's much, much cheaper to heat and cool than 2x4 outer wall homes.
Always makes me wonder why someone wouldn't have cleaned the furniture out of the place. That China cabinet looked nice.
they probably had an emergency back home & had to up & leave
That set coffee set if it says “ Shelly or Shellys” it’s worth a lot of money ( the full white set) it also looks like the little set which u can double - triple the price. Though even if I was looking through the old place I wouldn’t touch it. To scary. There was a number plate on the old cars and a working van. Look them up or get the police to look it up. They might be able to give u the story if u have nice police there? Or get a name off one of the bills and do a google search for that name, year and suburb. You can look up the grave site to see if their names are there ( sorry I do ancestry lol) if u really want to know u can get some photos and ask neighbors and shops that have been around since the 70s usually their kids take over the shop…..if there were young kids they would only be in their 50s by now. The school if it’s old enough can help out too. It really depends if u want to find the family or not. The council would know there’s a house there etc. good luck and it was a good video.
Another explorer showed this one about a year ago. It's decayed a lot since then.
The Backstory was apparently a divorce that left the house with one of the parents and 3 older daughters. When the parent passed away, the house was put into probate and the girls had to move out.
No idea how valid the story is and I am reciting from memory, so I may be getting parts wrong.
He said "the fireplace is falling down, it's amazing." nice to film stuff you really enjoy. I also really enjoy this stuff so thanks for taking me along, very cool.
What a weird layout, not built for people with bad knees! I love the wrought iron shutters in the living room. Thay would look so cool framed out on a wall with vining plants growing through them. Thank you for always sharing!
Maybe that's what happened: The kids grew up and moved out, and the elderly parents were unable to move around in that house anymore. Of course, that only explains why they no longer live in the house. Any other old couple would properly move out and sell it too, and it would still be occupied by that owner or the next one. It's not that old a house.
@@elizabethl6625 But, why not try to sell the house, before it went into decay? It must've been beautiful in its day...
Fantastic video! That has been an absolutely beautiful home. I love how it is laid out. The furniture and appliances look expensive. That gorgeous china cabinet left with the china inside....so sad. That looked like a huge pool too. I would love to know the background of the house and why the family left.
Loved those blue glasses and the plate behind them in that China cabinet. That house must have been shoddily built to look that bad in 20 years.. I’ll bet it cost a lot to heat too with that huge living room.
I have those exact cobalt goblets. Picked them up at an antiques place.
Yes Sue, those glasses looked so lovely
this house was stunning omg
I always wonder what could make a family move away from their home without taking anything with them. I understand that sometimes you have to move if you can no longer afford the house, but at least you take your stuff or part of it with you. It's sad to see all those things left behind, including family pictures.
Witness protection?
plane crash?
Deported?
@ROTHSCHILD'S CIRCUS 🤣
Me too! Would love to know what happened to them.
I Wish we knew what happened here. Can you imagine when this home was first built. Way ahead of it's time. A really beautiful home. Cosy fireplaces. Really sad vibes when you walked in. Thank you for taking us on this explore. Be Safe. Kindest thoughts to you and your family from Victoria Australia
Hi Judy is so nice reading your comments, how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
I sold a house in Mexico and left pretty much everything. I packed what I could in a Dodge Dakota Sport and that was it. The dog took up quite a bit of room, but sure wasn't leaving him. Maybe these people had to go back to (India?) and could only take what they could fit in suitcases. Yes, must have been quite a place,
The real crime here is actually admitting to owning a dodge Dakota and not hooking up a trailer to that beautiful piece of American machinery so you can haul everything including the dog
How do you know they were from India?
@@timeandtimeagain4391 , the video looks at a personal photo and infers that the house was occupied by a family of Indian appearance. Of course, they could have just as easily fled to someplace that's not India.
@@timeandtimeagain4391 Brent mentioned it when looking through the 📷 on the 📺
Came here from Stringer Media's latest video on this one. Crazy to see how much it has collapsed recently.
Yes crazy! When I was there the brick wall was just about to fall
Same here. I came here from Stinger Media.
Very nicely done tour. Thank you! As a music fan and a hi-fi stereo enthusiast, I can say those large speakers would have filled that open concept room up with great sound. The acoustics in a space like that sound great! This is a really cool house. Thanks again!
I bet those speakers work 😁👍
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada No doubt, they probably do!
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada I was wondering what brand they were. I have a set of Pioneer's that are just smaller than that, yes they sound nice. One of my uncles had a set of speakers like that back in the 70's, most of the older stereo equipment is nicer that what we have now. Such a shame to see what was once a nice house just left to rot.
That house is adorable.
Watching this for what seems like the zillionth time .I'm still a collector of 1970s to 90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia.Waiting for some tabloids to come in the mail that I ordered last week for the collection.Bjnge watching all my favorite urbex cganbdks ,yours included ,today .❤️
No need to apologize for being safe, your well being is top priority. This house must have been gorgeous in its day. Great find on this time capsule. As always a well done job here.
Nice explore Brent! Crazy to see how decayed the place is!
Yooo ... love your explores 👊
Hi, miss your exploration on your channel , hope to see some in the future 😊
Thanks pal! It’s really unbelievable the decay here. I’m so curious what’s down in the basement 😳
@@karenaikens there is a new video on the Uncharted Travel channel.
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada there's a decayed abandoned house like 4 mins away from where I live, and the basement is caved in.. apparently there's a body down there 😬
It's interesting to see these places that are explored by several different people over time. I've seen other videos of this house from before that collapse of drywall and such. You can actually track the deterioration.
Yay! Brent is back! I have to say though this house was just a mess.
Great explore! Another explorer did this abandoned property back when it wasn't in such bad shape.
I love how the house has two separate wings for the bedrooms and all that open space on the main floor. Whoever owned it was definitely wealthy to build just large home back then. I often wonder when people leave everything behind such as in this case, if they are in the country illegally and perhaps went back home last minute type of thing. Thanks for sharing Brent, one of my favourite explores. Don't know why, but I really like this house. Wish someone would save that 80s GMC Vandura 🙂
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed this one
Witness Relocation Program?
I need the back story on this house.
That beautiful home must feel so sad.
Thanks, we can hear you just fine! Want to be safe! This place is horrendous! Glad you couldn't go in the basement!
Wow! I saw this just last year and it was in such good condition! Awful how it's collapsed since then! It's great to see it in both good and bad condition 😀
Wow! Unbelievable....Infeel so many different emotions when I watch your videos. Great job...stay save...and healthy! 👍🏻
Every time I watch your videos, I always imagine the people that lived there and the circumstances that made them leave.
It’s like they packed their clothes and just left the vehicles behind…I wonder where they went and why so quickly.
Great find and take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
It would be great to learn the back stories of some of these abandoned homes. Hard to believe what circumstances cause a family to disappear leaving everything behind. It was an Indian family who possibly returned to India for vacation but could never make it back to their home. Maybe a plane crash that killed the whole family and nobody left in the country to handle the estate. One can only imagine.
@@chrisgraham2904 hey Chris! You've covered almost everything interesting in that abandoned house, I wouldn't have wanted you to take a risk going to the basement, no ways. Thank you for taking us around
I love the layout of this home.
It's so sad to see a house that was probably a beautiful home at one time. 😢 What a shame 😔😞😕
I'ts such a pleasure when you share your videos
Thank you so much
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Hey Brent! I’ve seen other explorers show this place and it was cool seeing your version of it. Keep safe 👍😊✌️
Unbelievable decay in this home. Was a real masterpiece in it's day. This one REALLY makes me wonder where the owners went or what happened that they abandoned this huge home. Super nice grounds surrounding the home as well. This was a GREAT explore made all the better by your filming and editing! Skill+++ Thank you for having us along! 🔥🔥🔥
Totally agree. Does a great job filming, and these videos always have me imagining who was once there.🍁
Hey thanks so much Bsage! I had a lot of fun at this one 😁
Yes..what happened to the family..awesome place
Must have been a gorgeous house back then. So sad to see all that was left behind.
Brent I just started watching you and just love it. Been to Canada many times fishing with my dad grew up in Fargo N.D and who can resist a abandon home. Thank you so much for your time!
Thanks so much Jacqueline 😁
What a beautiful house, I really like the symmetrical layout. Thank you Brent for this amazing video! 💖
Really makes you wonder what happened long ago. So thankful for these videos. Adore old homes and all the character, but what a mess. Really has you wondering why? Thanks for bringing this to us to watch. Fantastic channel here.🍁
My guess is that something must've happened to the family, possibly an accident of some sort. It's frightening to think what may have happened. I can't imagine any other explanation for why everything was left including the cars. Hopefully I'm wrong.
Another example of memories lost and gone forever. What will you leave for your legacy? What you had? What you left? What you accomplished? Things that were dear to you and nobody else? Your legacy is how people will remember you when you pass. How do you want to be remembered?
At 4:41, there's a copy of Speed on VHS laying there. Too bad you couldn't send it to that guy trying to obtain every copy. Without it, his collection will never be complete!! LOLOL
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Obtain every copy??
All them kids, a big family, that home would have bustling and full of life like a bazzar. Fascinating. Thank you 🙏🏼
I have a theory about why everything was left. You mentioned that the pictures looked like people from India, perhaps they were called back to India and it was cheaper just to leave everything behind and just buy new stuff when they got back home. Shipping all of your possessions overseas could be quite costly.
That's what I was thinking.
Good point that makes sense. Still sad though-was such a beautiful home, now a mess.🍁
Makes sense but why leave personal photos, they could just put them in an envelope and mail them back or put them in with clothing
This is so very sad to see and think this house was someone's Pride and Joy and it's all mostly destroyed, was a very interesting house.
Super interesting. I wonder if the family fled the country and if so, why. That's the only reason I can think of that would make somebody leave all their stuff. Even then, I would have thought they might sell the cars at the very least.
Even if the family fled that location with the clothing on their backs, they could still have sold that house from afar, and Junk King would have cleared it out for the next owner.
I definitely held my breath , while you walked up those stair. - great video. 🇨🇦
Amazed at some of the places you explore like this one. That's a pretty big house. A place where a sizable family lived there given the number of beds left behind, the pictures, etc. Always strikes my curiosity as to why they suddenly and seemingly, abruptly left, abandoning the home. As for the stuff left behind, it reminds me that depending on a person's personal beliefs and culture, they may feel no particular attachment to material things.
Makes you wonder. May be so-just no attachment? Mystery it is-but what a beautiful home long long ago.🍁
HI MAN - what a find Its a gold mine fun to see keep your air vents closed with a N-95 mask the pool and that old oldsmobile wow. We had growing up an old farm house and barn the drive way was long to 500 foot.YA I was a farm boy I need to get back to watch this video I here It sounds great!! Thanks N-95....
That was an awesome find I was screaming out, 😵don't go down the basement lol 🥴Nobody Does it Better than Brent 👍I was hanging on for dear life hoping a family of raccoons🦝🦝🦝🦝 wouldn't jump out ‼ Awesome abandoned house keep up the good work !!🙋♀️🇺🇸🇵🇷
So thrilled and thankful I found this channel.🍁
Another cool video Brent! and one of the differences between you and other explorers is not just that you keep a steady camera not shaking all over the place, but you talk to us about what you're seeing in person and it makes us feel like we're right there walking beside you. My little tid bit suggestion is that have you ever tried looking up the records for the town assessor or town records from online or such, as to find the names of the owners? I due understand you must respect the privacy of them, but maybe you could find out clues from looking and searching for them online. Even if you couldn't broadcast their names, but what if you are able to find an obituary, or social media, that shows more info. That would really be awesome if you find out even the smallest clues and not expose their personal privacies, and manage to have an awesome conclusion for an ending. I know that in this town, I can look up the name of the owner to any piece of land at any address, right from the town's website.
I look up each locations but it’s Very hard to find out why people leave. They usually keep it private. If it’s not online it’s hard to find out
5/17/21 wow to see this beautiful home that is still standing, I would like to know the history of the house and why they left, saying that everything was left behind just like the other houses that all the explorers are looking into, are vacant and their vehicles are left behind, where did they go and why??????🤔
I like the way the Oldsmobile has a '78 Chevy Caprice wheel cover on the front rider's side! I have the same style wheel cover I ordered off eBay I use for wall decoration, because my grandparents in Indiana once had a Chevy Caprice with those!
the china cabinet looks to be still in good condition, it always makes me wonder when i see something like this what happened and why it was abandoned. I also always end up wondering how it is that the place is not completely looted and vandalized.
That was a great explore Brent!
Very decayed, I’m glad you were very careful! I’ll bet it was an amazing home in it’s time!
It’s better that you are safe!
Wouldn’t want anything to happen to our Brent!!
Take care and always be safe!
Much appreciate!
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Thanks Bobbie!
those tools and chandeliers would never have stayed there around my neck of the woods
Hello what sadness I get when I see these deserted houses but thank you for documetering these deserted houses I wish these houses get renovated soon
This was one of the nices houses In the late 70s- 80s what a shame the style, pool and off the road set back. I hope you threw away your clothes after that and took a LONG shower. Keep a heavy duty mask with you so you do not get that deadly mold in your lungs In the long terms .Your videos are the GREAT! THANKS . HAPPY 4TH
Why do some explorers feel the need to vandalize property ? I live in London (Ontario) and the old London Psychiatric Hospital (which has a lot of dark history) almost every single window has been broken. They set fire and broke the stained glass windows in the old church. (which is a heritage site) some people have absolutely no respect. Thank you Brent for treating each property as if it's your own.
True explorers don’t steal, break in or vandalize abandoned places. Just punk kids doing this 😞
Such a shame. Must have been a beautiful house in it’s day.
I remember know, seeing this video. What a terrible shame!! You know this house was really nice at one time. I know you're not supposed to take anything, but, that China hutch and everything inside would be leaving with me!! It's to beautiful to leave there!! Lol! 🤗❤️
If certain people get their way then the whole world will come to look like this house
Something sad happened here. I love watching abandoned videos and sometimes I just "feel" something. What beautiful place this once was.
I never understand what makes a family just get up and go and leave everything. Finding out the back story would be interesting.
Although we don't live in a huge house, we left our home less than a year ago, taking only clothes and a few other things. I was sitting with my sister, who was sent home from the hospital to die. Not from the virus. My husband is handicapped and I had to move him with me. We went back occasionally to check things and get clothes, mail, and needed things. Before we could get back home, another family emergency, a surgery and premature grandbaby, needed a helping hand, even farther away. Meanwhile a breaker failed letting the upright freezer fail and leak. A freeze burst several pipes.. Rats moved in. It looks totally abandoned already. We are in process of buying property where we are now. We plan on retrieving our things, including a safe, tvs, furniture, stereos, personal belongings, keepsakes, and even our sheds full of equipment. I tried to get my grandchildren to stay there but they wouldn't, not even free, because they didnt want to keep it up. I only had utilities turned off last month. I had plywood put over the doors and windows..The yard and garden have grown up totally. My climbing roses look beautiful and wild though. I had kept them cut back. The driveway is growing up and is much narrower. Even though its not fancy, I feel a wave of homesickness when I think about it or when I go there. I used to cry every time I went, I missed home so much. Time and circumstance moves you on. That's how it happened to us.
yes , me too. And many times they don´t take the pictures.
@@teenapittman4241 I'm sorry about your sister I hope life is treating you well now 🥺💔🙏
It must have been a pretty house 🏠 at one time. Sad 😥 to see 👀 it in disrepair. Stay safe 🙏❤💓💙