Exploring a $4.5 Million Dollar ABANDONED 1980's Mansion | Untouched
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It's a lovely house. It's such a shame it's being knocked down, but it was lovely to see a place that hadn't been vandalised 👍😊
ya it's in totally fine shape... i can't believe they are going to tear it down.. even if they sold it under market value... that would be better than building a whole other house
The land looks like ex soviet towns. It is awful and depressing.
That house is so close to the house I grew up in it’s crazy. But those “secret rooms” are just the left over spaces on those houses that had a lot of angles, kinda like an attic that was used for extra storage. I use to get in those and hide stuff from my parents lol
For being a house that's going to be demolished this house is super clean. The hardwood floors are shining.
Not a spec of dust anywhere 🤔
It hasn't been abandoned. No way.
Its a shame these siezed homes always end for demolitions. Greed and Wastefulness.Thanks for sharing this cool 80's vintage Eastern inspired home. ❤🏡🍄
Such a shame that a place that beautiful is sitting empty and unused. Just think of how many families who would be elated to have a fraction of this place to call home. I'm surprised at the lack of graffiti in the house. Thank you for taking us on this adventure. ❤❤
Seeing the new homes surrounding the property I'm thinking this house will get knocked down and new homes built.
At the beginning of the video He said it's getting demolished by the person that purchased the property
Very nice to see such a clean, spacious home, no damage, thank you!😊
Awesome to see you getting back to form BB. I watch yourself and Ethan all the time. Thanks for the awesome content and commentary.
Hey BigBankz, I love this house, as a homeowner back in the 80's, this place is so cool. I know a lot does not make sense to you but makes perfect sense to me. The small room with the carpet, was a storage room, a crawlspace, in place of an attic. yes, a walk-in closet in the green room, again the secrete room, was just a crawlspace. sorry. the house was amazing, thank you so much for showing us, brought back memories for me. love from N.Y.
Woah..seriously?so you're in 40's I guess..personally,I thought these mansion are in pretty good conditions..there are no serious damages,the rooms in there also very clean even it is abandoned for a while already..
@@mars2melodythomas716😂 hes older than in his 40's! Prob 60's-70's. Said he was a homeowner in the 80's. Unless he's Richie Rich, i doubt hes in his 40's.
I think the little crawl spaces were places to hide. Anyone that lives in mansion type homes should have someplace they can go if someone was trying to get in.
@@mars2melodythomas716 I'm 41 and was born in 1982. People in their 40s are too young to have owned a house in the 1980s under normal circumstances as it’s incredibly rare for someone under 18 to own a home.
An 18-year-old in 1989 would have been born in 1971, which means that for the most part, the youngest homeowners during the decade of the 1980s would now be 52.
This commentor is most likely, however, in their 60s or 70s as most people can’t afford a house immediately upon turning 18.
@@RachelRoberts-jo2lg My tiny ghetto house had crawl spaces. It's for storage becasue the space is otherwise not very practical or usable
I wonder what happened to the Crisley’s mansions in Tennessee.. maybe you could find out! Thanks for your work, it’s very interesting.
I like seeing that actually that houses built in the 80s are standing up pretty good. You usually think of them as being flimsy in comparison to the older homes. This one had a lot of nice features. I really like the fireplace in the family room. I love the curve of the brick and the color, too. It's a real shame that they're going to tear this nice home down.
Yes it's an inside grill ,I can't believe they are tearing it down
Meh, gotta have new, new, new. No worries though, new stuff won't last long from what I've seen.
Has anyone else noticed that the outside shots of the house are a completely different house from the inside shots? First big tip off is the garage is on the wrong side of the house. Also, the windows are all different and/or boarded up on the outside shots. From the inside shots, this house has mature trees growing all around it, yet in the outside shots there are no trees. And of course, there's a pool and a basement visible from the outside shots. Something strange is afoot.
I noticed that too!
not to mention that it’s entirely too clean to be “abandoned”. no dust, cobwebs, or anything. seems a little sus to me, too. 🤔
The story he told about this house is completely made up.
@@surfgreatwaves- Bankz greatly exaggerates the backstory of the homes he explores. I can understand why he doesn’t disclose the location of the homes he explores, but I’ve debunked several of his backstories; I wish he wouldn’t exaggerate to the extent he does. The “murder” houses he’s done are very easy to uncover (if you’re savvy enough) and he’s usually way off. This house hasn’t actually been “abandoned”. When the government seizes property, the property is auctioned off at some point. This home has been owned by investor and used as a rental property, hence is why it looks so clean. It’s been sold to a developer and is why it is being demolished.
@@derekadams3016 I know that I have tried to look up details on both the Zinc Swiss guy in France and the newphew of the songwriter, and it is as if the stories simply do not exist. I guess it's to help the narrative. Either way I still find the videos entertaining even if I am not sure the story being told is exactly accurate.
Beautiful house. Those kitchen cabinet doors & wine rack are all oak. The tile on the counters was very handy for setting hot cooking pans, etc used to be lots of tile kitchen counters in CA before granite became so popular.
After hearing your description, I will never look at light fixtures the same way ever again.😂
I've always called them booby lights, lol.
What a shame someone will tear it down. It's a beautiful home in great shape. It just needs some updating. And yes, those are heat lamps in the bathroom. This could easily become a family home.
I really enjoyed the tour of this 80s family house. It reminds me a lot like the movie, Poltergeist. It has similar style and features. The kitchen with the tile bench, the breakfast nook, and the curve stairs. Im very surprised that it is very clean, no mould or any sign of decay. It is shame that it will be demolished. It could have been renovated and make it a home again. Thanks for the video.
How can there be no dust, dirt or spider webs? Looks like it was just cleaned.
The blue bathroom counter top is Formica called White Onyx. The other bathroom has a ceiling heat lamp.
Hey BigBankz 🙋🏽. I don't know how I missed this one.but I'M watching now ‼️👍🏽😃
Happy to see you are doing better! You look great on your video! God bless you and stay safe!
Such a beautiful house. I really like the blue bathroom that has an ocean theme toilet. There's so much I really like about this house.
I think the small room in the master suite was most likely a office or display room of some sort since the L brackets where used to hang shelves in the 80s
In the 80’s most of time they were sitting rooms. Private escapes.
The 80s were the BEST decade!! I would move in there and change nothing just for the nostalgia! I'd even look for 80s furniture! ❤❤❤❤
Excellent tour and what a nice, old house. It's too bad the developer will probably not refurbish it.
This is so nice.
You guys are my 2 favorite explorers! Thanks for what you do!
Love this house! Stay safe bro! 🙏❤️💪👍
Know exactly where this is, live in the town next over. Beautiful neighborhood before developer's got their hands on it. Hope you enjoyed your time in canada! Cheers man.
More explorations Please..
What a beautiful house, it's a shame that it's empty. Thanks for describing it.
I agree ,and what Is worse is the house will eventually get torn down , hope some one will save all the good wood and all appliances to use some where else before they do tear down the rest
Really nice house! Most of that wood (including the mantle) is oak. And yes the final bathroom those are heat lamps. Cool secret room. Great explore, thanks BigBankz 🥰
Does the house have a basement? The house is pretty good condition and is still livable. Thank you for showing it. Keep up the great work that you do relating and showing us these places. 🥰🥰🥰
The picture that you were asking about, looks like the Bahamas. There was a picture just like that in a movie called Carlitos Way, with Al Pacino. His character always looked at the picture and dreamed of retiring to the Bahamas. 🙂👍 Really love your channel!! You have so many videos that I really want to see. It's fun to see all these different places!! Thank you for sharing everything!!🙂🤝
That last bathroom with the pink- Yes, those bulbs on the ceiling are for heating & work EXTREMELY well.
Secret rooms were very common supposedly for storage but kids liked them for hiding and forts. 😅
You can tell it was VERY early 80s as a lot of it looks more like 70s style.
However, that last secret room was huge. Not sure what it eould be for other than storage or hiding from the police. 😅😅😅
From what I could see of the area, it looked like they were attempting to build a "mansion" area, as some of those houses in the background looked huge as well.
That tile color is called burnt orange. And that was the style in the late 80's and early 90's, was to have tiled countertops in the kitchen.
Thats the smallest kitchen I've even seen in a house that size. They must have not been big eaters or cook at home.
Yes, thats an electric grill on the stovetop. You can also use the grill lid to put things on to keep them warm.
That room with the brackets on the walls was probably the office. Those brackets are shelving brackets, so there were probably shelves bordering the room.
Pastel colors were also popular in the late 80's and early 90's. I'm SOOOO glad that era is over! I hate pastels!!!!
Yes, those red bulbs in the bathroom are heating lamps. I'm thinking that was probably the grandmothers room, as Asian people usually live 3 generations under one roof.
This is such a beautiful home. I personally think it should be auctioned off. It's in great shape. Almost looks new😓
looks pretty clean. no hanging cobwebs, no mice and bedbugs walking around. in the 80s they used quality materials in the construction of the houses. The owners were quite rich and paid a lot of money to build and furnish this house. the wood floor looks perfect considering it's 41 years old. even the floor tiles look much better than modern tiles.
Definitely has 80's and 90's appeal. Makes you wonder how it has escaped the elements of abandonment!! Quoting "move in ready"
BigBanks, this is an awesome video. You have a great sense of humour. Thanks for sharing!
Idk where this is, but it’s a shame the government couldn’t sell it instead of demolishing it. Other than the awful carpet and some of the colors, it isn’t bad for being built in the 80’s, I lived worse when I grew up in the 80’s lol
BB said The government did sell it to a private investor who plans to tear it down.
Touché ❤
Ofc there is a government is always an government
Tear it down😢 how sad. Very beautiful home.
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I’d definitely live there… an 80’s home is what I built, on a much smaller scale. That’s huge, I’d LOVE the space. Sad they will demolish a perfectly good house.
Love seeing all the cool mansions. Thanks for sharing with us. Take care.
Heyyyy! Rockin the shorts! Love it! You guys are too fun! Great explore! Hi Ethan! 🥰🥰🥰
I always enjoy exploring the properties you take us to. Thank you, and i hope you have a great 4th holiday!🇺🇸👍
What a neat video. Definitely a 80’s house. Good bones. What a waste to tear it down. Could definitely be renovated.
I would live there and only change the kitchen counter top. I love that house.❤😊
Me too!
So would I!
The wallpaper is the same in my bathroom, wow
It makes you wonder where these people went. This house abandoned made me feel sad. It’s very clean. In 1981 they still built houses pretty well. I hate that this house will be torn down. The yard out back looked pretty. To me this is such a waste. Tearing this down and building something in its place is pure greed. Those ceiling things on that last bathroom were definitely for heating. I kept showing my husband the Chinese characters, asking what they meant. He’s Chinese but very Americanized so he had no clue, lol. The first character in that first room looked like horse to him. Thanks for bringing these videos to us. I find them intriguing, somewhat eerie and very sad. These were homes with memories. Now they are abandoned. This doesn’t feel right to me. Yes, I’m a highly sensitive person. I guess that’s why these affect me so deeply.
Sad to see such a nice house is going to be torn down. Good video
I really like how they seem to act surprised though out the showing of these homes when they already explored them before filming 🤣
N look at all the naive comments 😂. Im almost over the channel just after two videos. Its also a running theme that the guy recording tries to make everything, room, n all sad. Also just bc u find a place frozen in time doesnt mean the ppl froze too. He being curious about the kids, like uhhh maybe they grew up n moved on 😂.
Dude needs a mental evaluation for heavy depression😂
@@caldwell2253 That’s really uncalled for, seriously. If you don’t like his style move on, obviously a lot of others enjoy them. It’s ignorant & inappropriate to speculate on a stranger’s mental health based on two abandoned home commentary.
@@karenallen863 n is really uncalled for for u to comment on my comment if u disagree. U couldve moved on just as u suggested. Don't kno what make u think i stayed around. N i guarantee if this was not online u would not address me in person. Now move along karen
The wood around the fireplace is eighter Mahogany or Oak. Or even a possibility Maple
The house I live in was built the same year as this one. Ours is about half this size, but I see so many similarities. So, first of all, those closet doors are called bi-fold doors. Yes, kitchen counter tops with tile were a thing. Also, fabrics that matched wallpaper was a thing. I don't think the carpeting is true shag - that went out in the '70's. It is probably very plush, though. And homes used to use very nice wood for doors, trim, etc, and so of course it was stained & finished (brown wood). Builders now use cheap/crappy wood, and "remanufactured wood" for the same purpose, but cover it with paint so you don't see how bad it is. I do enjoy your videos - this one is making me alternate between laughing and crying, tho. lol🙂
Great video as always
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Can't believe there going to tear it down, that place is gorgeous ! Good description of the ceiling👍 lights ! Love the fire place 🔥Crepe Myrtle flower maybe ? Looks like a heat lamp in the bathroom ! Move in ready like you said Big Bankz , thank you 👍
Beautiful wall paper. Lots of old houses had same tile on floor for counter tops and back slash. But it’s very hard to keep clean
Those little cubbyhole rooms were used for storage. We had them in the house I grew up in
The “secret” rooms seem to be in place of an attic since there’s no basement. Not a lot of space but still good enough to hold any miscellaneous items.
Very nice home though, would’ve been amazing to see it renovated and lived in
I love watching your videos, very cool find!! My favorite room was the pink room with the hidden door. The master was very different too!!
Wow what a lovely house! Thanks for the awesome tour. God bless you BB
Could somebody explain to this guy what shag carpet is?
Beautiful house. Too bad😢. Yes that is a grill in the stove! Tre cool!!
thank you big bankz and Ethan Minnie . happy Canada day . beautiful ❤️ home
How is it so clean ? I feel like maybe someone cleans it from time to time. Great find 🕊🙌🏼
I love how for a moment he was confused by the entertainment center and how it could fit a TV haha
Hi nice to see you, does not seam like you are on much anymore. Those little rooms, spots are storage. My dad made dormers on the up stairs then you get extra storage. Hope all is good, thanks
3:56 🤣 I literally laughed out loud. You’re my favorite 👏✝️🖤
I would love to live in that house..
Just the way it is..
I love the pink bathroom and the blue bathroom...
Very awesome!
Just Tidy it up abit, straighten the property, Maybe change the stove.
Other then that I wouldn't change a thing...
Just beautiful...
It should be a crime tearing down these beautiful houses...
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I'm always curious as to how you get into these places? You're always so respectful too. How do you get in?
Pretty nice looking home just needs a good cleaning and carpet taken out, painting the walls it would be perfect. Thank you for sharing have a wonderful day 😊
Beauty. Hope you are enjoying yourself here in Canada 🇨🇦.
Usually, I'm not a fan of brick houses, but this one looks really nice, inside and out. It does look move in ready, but the electrical, and plumbing, are definitely not up to code
Another wonderful video! I was excited to watch this today! It has always frustrated me that in America, we tear down awesome stuff that we could clearly just update and get a family in! I mean this house is SWEET! Nice property that has just sat there empty 40 years. I have always thought we should give people some tax credits or something if they would buy older stuff like this and fix them up and move in, instead of just tearing stuff down. It's so sad we just discard barely used homes in this country.
Most beautiful Abandoned house I have seen. Love wood.. everything.
Yep....heat lamps in the bathroom ceiling.... actually, work pretty good!!
I always wondered why these houses are not rented out…? The owner could be making $$$ while waiting to redevelop it 🤔 cool video 👍
I was thinking it actually was rented out more recently, those appliances look newer than 1981.
I cant believe there going to tear this place down. Beautiful home.
Stunning ❤
Those "secret rooms" are where we had storage. Christmas decorations, maybe winter clothes, maybe a vacuum cleaner if it was tall enough. They were often under the stairs. Just storage, dude. Nothing secret about them.
I love the blue color 💙 😍
What you call a screct room. Are really spaces to get to roof leaks, washer and dryer hook ups, etc. My bonus room had several in it. When the house was built. Yes you can use them for storage space, illegal hiding of things, etc. We had a friend that made one of theres in a play room for the kids. So there bedrooms would stay clean.
3rd generation builder,,carpenter .. These guys knew what they were doing,,and did good quality work. The red lamps are heat,,and all the small so called secret rooms are simply extra storage in the unused attic are..a practice of over 150 years in homes..
That green I love. It was called in the 90s light apple green. I had it in my room when I was a kid. I was an 80s baby
House is Pretty clean and has some nice features !
I also want to thank you for the scripture and reminding me who I belong to. God bless you always and keep you safe.
So heartbreaking a beautiful home isn't being used..
I would squat tf out of this house so I could keep it lol
My sister and I put wallpaper similar to that silver bathroom wall paper in our bathroom in the 80s.
Still a beautiful home. Sad it will be torn down. The mint green room, I wonder if that was the home school room? Those are heat lamps. Wonderful after you get out of the tub/shower.
I have that exact same intercom system in my house right now. It still works perfectly.
Those vertical stripey wall papers at 11:00 are the 80s to me :)
What a shame to demolish that house. It wouldn't need that much to bring it up to a really nice place.
I just found your channel today. Ive been binge watching your videos. Thanks for taking me along with you on your explorations!!
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What's with you & statues? Every time you see a ledge or shelf you say "you could put a statue here!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Incredible video and house 🏠🏡
Damn BB . I love your movies💙. U are the best. Semper fi bro
Very nice and clean home as well.
I love ❤ that house. The 80’s houses are my favorite 😊😊
I have just got some time to watch this and l can already tell you,l love this house!
The dark ceiling beams, cabinets, screw in fuses, range top give away the age of that house..........YIKES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello i love watching your channel. I love that you put scripture at the beginning of the video. That is a beautiful home.
Love the video... Dated sheikh. I am in another dimension. Keep up the good work. please publish more.
The extra room before the master bedroom. Was probably a TV Room/sitting room. I bet.