Abandoned farmhouse built in the early 1900's untouched by vandals. Explore #61
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Abandoned farmhouse built in the early 1900's untouched by vandals. Explore #61
This house has been abandoned for a few years now. It is tucked away and hidden off a main road. It appears the house is untouched by vandals which is a good thing. I did some research and this property is in an area of new development which is why its probably been sitting abandoned for so long.
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That was weird. Overgrown , door open, no leaking roofing and no signs of animals or vandalism! The first building outside must have been an original house. That was a good find! Take care ❤️ 🇨🇦
Thanks sue
I sometimes wish old houses could actually talk to us. Just think of all the stories they could tell us!
@Amy Shakalis You're absolutely right!
This house is still pretty decent, a couple of months of work could make her shine.
Your right it us a pretty house it just in Canada
This house needs just light restoration and minor fixes, two guys in one week could turn this house into beautiful home.
Yea it looked like it was in great shape. Well built.
I couldn't agree more
Put 10 thou into it
The foundation is stronger than houses just finished built...the stone work wow!
Yeah but not modern
Wow. That was a hard-core 1970’s renovation, right down to the orange carpet in the bathroom 🤢. It’s difficult to believe people ever looked at those colours and materials and said “Yes, that’s what I want!” Another great discovery. Thanks!
sounds good until you live it and then it's like Nooooo.. No carpet in the bathroom! lol
Mister Ed I thought the same when I saw the pink toilet 😖
TheKodester ha ha! That would be a screaming moment lol 😆
Blame it on the Brady Bunch TV set designers!
I had red & pink shag in my bedroom. That was 😎 back then
I would go and by that house in a heartbeat it’s a amazing house. I know carpentry and that house would not take much to get it back into useable state again I love it besides the 70s carpets and wallpapers 😂😊
You never let us down on abandoned houses keep up the great work
cat wilk Agreed!!! 😁👍
Thank you 😁
"carpet in the bathroom, NOT a good ideA..." :) Oh man, the Seventies....
I had a nasty overflow a few years ago that would have made carpeting a nightmare.
No not good a carpet it bathroom
@@jeannettegagnon1204 I have no idea why that was fashionable in the 1970s. They should've known better by then.
my mother in law loved carpet in every room even the bathroom,,i hated it,,,powder water from the shower/tub..toilet pee pee ...steam..yuck...:)
The size is really impressive I would live there
I love it-still love the 70's/80's decor. Panel walls and loud wallpaper, those old green carpets-not for everyone I know. Have good childhood memories and this reminds me of just that.🍁
I wish old houses could talk, too! How come there are so many of these abandoned houses!?
People driven from their jobs, industry shipped offshore, lives interrupted and ruined without warning by globalization and foreign industrial thieves.
Apart from hideous carpets and wallpaper that's a great house 🏡. With a bit of TLC and some modernisation it would make someone a good family home. Love your photography and choice of music! Gill 🇬🇧
Thanks Gil!
Love that this was not vandalized!!! If someone was looking for a cheap, fixer upper...the house looked as if it was restorable. It would need updating. If the structure was good, you could fix up the property & then renew or build a new house. Yes, self dig out basement. Old rock foundation. Thank you sooo very much for sharing this property. Thank you Brent❤️
Glad you liked it Jill
What a lovely old house. I enjoy seeing the homes that haven't been vandalized, so you can kind of tell what the house was or would be like when inhabited. I wouldn't think it'd take all that much to renovate it. First to go, carpet in the bathroom LOL and the garish carpets (I didn't like those in the 70's either LOL). One has to wonder why it was abandoned. Thanks so much for sharing, really enjoyed it 😊👍
it was nice letting my imagination soar as to who or whom lived within them walls, how long was it a good home?..when did it stop being a good home?..why did it stop being a good home?..questions like that...Thanks & THUMBS UP!!
Places like this should go up for tax sales, then they can be saved rather than left to continue to rot.
Looks like somebody installed a new furnace, water heater and oil tank. And then they left. I think there was a serious problem encountered and renovation work was abandoned.
#1 reason: insufficient funds
I'd say the bones of that house are quite good and restorable. It was "updated" in the early 70's by someone that didn't have enough money to pull out the old floors etc. Whoever owned the place took care of it - but never updated it or didn have the money.
Whow! Loved this old home. Thankful no vandalism! Looks like the people who lived there last, took care of the place & took their belongings.
The cliset and little pantry were n9t original. They were added later, closing up (and hiding)that lovely old wooden banister. With progress came more "things" and needs for sroring them.
Loved this explore! Cool old basement!
Reminds me of my mom's house, especially all those colors in the carpets, and same for the cellar walls,and i love the layout,good old fashion style thanks for sharing this 👍 😊...
Such a great find; unmolested by vandalism abandoned house. Wouldn't take much to bring this place back to livable again. Thanks again for the great content, do be safe out there adventuring. 👍✌
Looks in pretty good shape much like my 70's style house lol
I would love to have this! Rip out carpet and paneling and then I would strip all of that beautiful woodwork! The upstairs could be reconfigured for a master suite too.Very sad...
Wow! That’s way nicer than the house I live in. Would you have freaked out if someone in the house would have said “Oh, good. That pizzas finally here! Bring it in please!”
Ya I would run 😂
When you went upstairs the closet door was open (at bottom of stairway) when you came down from videoing the upstairs the closet door (sliding door) was half closed 😳 ! Great video Brent! That house is definitely live able...hopefully no one trashes it.... better yet someone will fix it up! Thank you for the explore!
Yes I looked back on it and your right! This is crazy 😳
It freaked me out lol!
I sure wouldn't go into these places alone!
Well that gave me shivers ! Creepy.
Definitely a house from the 70 s in furnished decore.
I. Love the retro 70 s lights in the house. And those accordian pocket doors remind me of my aunt's house..
Thanks for another trip down memory lane Brent !!!!😁👍
That little house was in pretty good condition, wonder how long it’s been abandoned? Good find Brent!
Take care and be safe!!
I love old houses and this was a good one! I also like that it was not vandalized. I just do not understand why people think it's okay to ruin a house. I was hoping you would have another video up soon and here you are! Thank you so much.
Your welcome Mary
This place is still salvageable, looks to structurally sound . As always great work documenting this place.
Someday someone is going to answer you when you yell hello!!!
Somebody probably did. We just didn't hear them. Would need an echo or spirit box for that.
Is that a large with pepperoni?
Blows me away how many ‘places’ are completely abandoned ! Great video as usual !
That's what we Michiganders call a Michigan basement. It's an unfinished, "dug-out" basement with an earthen or cement floor.
That's what we had in our 1840s home!
Ditto here in Wisconsin. We have a lot of basements like that from that time period.
Laura Brooks - Same in Canada. I don’t think it’s unusual.
Had one of those Michigan basements in our house in Michigan built in the late 1800s.
Nice old house.....loved the light fixture in the living room and the banister.....those were beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Brent....I'm always looking for your next adventure!!!
What a treasure this one is - I would love to have it - give it a new lease on life.. It seemed almost sad, as it stands there alone..
I've only just discovered your channel- Have subbed and look forward to catching up on your older videos
. Thank you for your values & the respect you are giving to the sweet places. I really wish I was in a position to rescue one for my self.
These are treasures indeed & only need a little live & elbow grease to make it a home once more..
Thanks for finding my channel Suzy😁👍
I always feel sad when I see such a "left alone" house. Wow, early to mid-70's for sure!! Loved this find though! Thank you!!
Brings back memories of when my childhood of my grandparents house in the early 80s
watching from Philippines ❤️🇵🇭 keep safe always.. I love you
Thank you
What a terrific video.Sime of the items left behind reminds me of some of the things my grandma had inside her tiny bungalow home.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Brent you are so cute ...pizza delivery...lol..love the introduction music..really unique...I can't believe the saloon doors down to the basement...not very safe..great video..
I love this house.
Omg that mirror upstairs with the yellow “cracks” my nana had the same one at the bottom of her stairs!!! When she renovated we all kept a piece as they came in squares :)
What a shame so many farmhouses are just left. Hard to comprehend. Thank you for this explore
I remember when Shag carpets were popular in assorted colors...lol....I enjoyed watching this explore. As always great filming and music...etc....thanks Brent.
I looove the look of these old houses!! This could totally be renovated and lived in!
Looks straight out of late60' or early 70s. I would definitely live here!
After watching this video, I realized that this house is still usable. Someone should talk to Government for reuse. Beautifully decorated house. Thank you for this video.
Excellent find! Very happy to see it not butchered by vandals. As for the opening shots, very nice drone footage again! My only question, what spooked you, a snake? LOL Gotta love that really groovy shag carpet on the landing & stairs. Yikes!
Thanks again Brent, you're doing a fantastic job. I'm already looking forward to the next explore!
Thank you 😁
Loved the arial shot of the property! Beautiful!!!
I am in love with the first shot of you entering the house. The door knob on the cabinet to your right ( eye level ) . The cabinet door is open and you moved past it so fast I rewound the video several times to get a better look. So pretty and simple but delicate.
Nice staircase and under stairs nook ! Gold and green carpet the colors of the 70's. Such a large expanse of country not populated. Good to see. Thanks !
What they have on the walls when you first walk in, that stone looking wallpaper….I swear that is the same pattern of the vinyl flooring that was in our kitchen when we moved into our family home in 1979!
The last renovation done on this house was in 1975!!!! Was waiting to see the old Tupperware bowls somewhere LOL
Was a really nice home back in the day and still totally livable. Take longer to clean up the outside.
You were funny there Brent when you tried to turn that light on by pulling the chain.
The wallpapers are beautiful
I love it 😍😍😍😍😍
You are one brave guy…lol…. Thanks for the video 👏🏻
This is the cutest house ! I even dig the 70s carpets except for the carpet in the bathroom. And I think the building outside was a Workshop/ Barn as this house sits on acreage. Which is where I spotted an Avon box! Nice find Brent,oh and I love your hoodie!
Thanks! I love my hoodie too 😁
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I have the same door like this. The same color, also the lines on the wooden steps. I'm shocked. My house was built around the 80's. This is incredible.
I agree about the "fond" memories. We had yellow shag downstairs, wood paneling in the family room. When my parents redecorated it was like, wow, this is actually a nice house!
Yeah those colours were popular in the 60s and 70s. We had green carpet, gold upholstered furniture in our living room. My bedroom carpet was gold and orange shag, and I had an orange painted wall. Coverlet on my bed was orange and gold geometric patterns. Fridge and stove were gold too. Love that wooden banister up the stairs.
wow thats really an old huge house imagine built in early 1900's but still beautiful.👍😊
Very nice older country house! All the rooms were small, but I think this place could be renovated! The stairwell banister is very nice, beautiful untouched wood! Property is overgrown, but still so lush and green!! Another great explore!❤️
So nice to see not destroyed by vandals!
awesome explore Brent, that was definitely a nice little family house at some time,, it was so funny in the upstairs bathroom, i haven't seen a paper Dixie cup dispenser in years, looks like it may have been elder folks living there too, with the support bar in the bathtub,,,it wouldn't take much though to get it back in shape ,its still halfway decent,,,, stay safe, I'll get ya a Ko-Fi, next time around
Thanks Jeff 😁👍
This home in many ways reminds me of my Grandmas house .......even the wallpaper and carpet.
LOVE IT !! Pizza Delivery!!! Brent you have to remember the bedrooms are small because back then you just sleep in there, not like today they want huge bedrooms with a master sweit sitting area, walk in closets and a huge en- sweit. Good explore, It was nice to see no graffiti and no damage.
Love the vid. can't wait for the next one!!
The stone foundation was amazing. Love exposed stone. I think that one room you said was so small had originally been bigger. Think the wall the light was on had been added because it cuts off part of the window frame. The right side of the window doesn’t have the full bulls-eye decoration like it has on left side.
Wonderful find. Thank you! Travel safely and stay healthy. ~~~Deb in VA
So glad to see no vandalism. Thank you for such a great video. Always look forward to your videos! ❤️
Thank you so much 😁
Can’t wait to see your next video!!! 😁
Tidy place, dated decor....Thank you Brent for another explore! It could be updated, the bones look solid but the developers already have plans it seems. Here in NZ Land Banking also happens, the developers buy up areas to develop later. Cheers. ps when you were running back for the camera I initially thought, "Oh dear, what happened..." Then you caught up and smiled -all good.
I thought the same thing when he did a 'U' turn and was running back from the way he came :)
😂 I said “oh I forgot my camera” just having fun
This is a mighty fine house, I just love everything about it, the ' '60s era I presume, love the orange shag carpet,, and everything about it 🤩👍
Thanks Brent! Very 1970's alright! That carpet in the bathroom creeps the bejeez outta me! I appreciate your taking us along on this explore. Take care and be safe my friend!! Looking forward to your next adventure!!
Thanks nick
Looks like they halved the rooms to make more bedrooms and bath. The swinging door on that one room reminds me of growing up in an old house with three ad ons. Bedroom leading into another bedroom. The dining room turned into a bedroom. A closed off doorway made into shelves. Washing machine in the kitchen. Average folks making do. Not fancy but it worked. That old home is long gone now, like this one will be soon. Thanks for sharing.
Great time with filming! Really good timing! Good video
Thank you 😁
This house was in great shape, cute little farm house
Loved the stonework in the basement! The rest of the house was good too!
Amazing that as open as it was, that there was not any damage. It will be easy and relatively inexpensive to renovate.
Ilove your video, this is a wonderful discovery! Thank you very much!
I have to say that I prefer it when the residents have left bits behind to help us build a story.... who were they ? Why did they leave etc ? Never mind, will follow you for a bit and see what other jewels you spot !
Hi watching from Philadelphia Pennsylvania. What a nice little find.
Great find! Thank you for showing us. Stay safe and keep up the good work!
Que paisagens lindas😍🤩😘🥰
Great one as always buddy!! Not vandalized which is great. Wow what a seventies look. Pretty good condition surprisingly. Take care. 👍
If the walls could talk,So much history behind it.👍👍👍👍👍
The staircase bannister was beautiul. Glad it wasn't destroyed. It had a quiet dignity to it. Amazing! Thanks! Pizza delivery--very funny. Glad you didn't hurt yourself coming up the basement steps! In the intro where you are walking down the path, you almost did a Monty Python running back to get your camera. Haha!
It's easy to see that you put a lot of work and soul into your videos, Brent. Thanks very much for sharing them with us - you're one of the best out there! Cheers👍
Thank you Jen it really means a lot
That cellar is very cool field stone
Beautiful house great gob
OMGoodness, you found a gem :))Thank you for taking us along! xoxoxo from Milwaukee
So pretty
Always love the scenery in Canada. This makes me sad that these homes have been vandalized with doors open, windows broken, etc. At least the walls weren’t spray painted with vulgarities and garbage gang tags. 😊
Greetings from Czech republic;) Thanks for nice video.
Greetings thanks for coming 😁
I absolutely loved this place thank you your show takes me places I never would see
Great house, get positive vibes on this one - could definitely be fixed up for a family... Great find Brent 😀!!
My basement is like that. 1864 home, rubblestone foundation and dirt floor. Creepy af.
Love the windows in wood room 1st floor
Beautiful place , amazing that it wasnt trashed , great find . It could totally be redone for soneone else to live in , would be a shame to see it rot away !
I'm so glad you stopped putting jump scares in your videos. I almost stopped watching your stuff until I read a comment that you were going to stop doing it. Been enjoying your videos ever since.
I’ve stopped that long time ago 😁👍
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada ya I haven't missed a video since, I just can't watch your early stuff because I'm usually half asleep in bed when I watch the videos so the jump scares don't work for me. 😂
I hate seeing places like this go to waste. Would love to live there. Great find.
I enjoy all your tours thank you 😘😘I love exploring old houses but I almost fell though the floor of one by myself and realized it might not be a good idea to do by myself and it’s be two years so I enjoy your videos ❤️😘
Thank you very much 😁 yes it’s good to go with someone 👍
Great intro walking up abandoned drive with music........getting better and better
Pepperoni on that pizza I hope! LoL! What a GREAT find this was, so glad you took a chance and came back to explore it! Nicely done on the whole explore and all 3 levels. That crawl space and basement was kinda eerie and the whole house was creaky and squeaky. The out building with the outhouse was very interesting as well! The stills on your Instagram page are so good!! Thank you again Soooo much for letting us tag along, what an awesome explore! Stay safe out there and keep those blue eyes shinning!! 🏠🏠🏠
Thank you B! Glad you enjoyed this one and my blue eyes 😁