Inside an ABANDONED $1,500,000 Lakefront Mansion! - FOUND SECRET BASEMENT ENTRY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode we explore an abandoned lakefront mansion worth $1.5 million dollars! This unique structure was built in 1941 and even has a secret basement entryway! The mansion was previously owned by a businessman and his family!
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The photos that are left behind, always the saddest part of an abandoned house 😢
New viewer, found you guys last week and been addicted to your channel since. I love watching urbex since I'm a single dad (with a 3 year old and not much support for sitters). I can enjoy and explore vicariously through you. You're definitely my new favorite urbex content creators. You guys have an awesome vibe, and your descriptions of everything are very detailed. Feels like I'm there chilling and exploring with 2 old friends. I'm subbed and looking forward to all your vids. Gonna be commenting on all of them to help the algorithm push you guys more. Wishing you all the best!
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Wonderful video.. so well shot, edited and presented.
I am sure there was some way to know why it was abandoned.. I know some will think it doesn’t matter, and I respect that.
One piece of unsolicited advice: Maybe you should wear a mask and pair of gloves? We don’t know what microorganisms are lurking over here.
I was sad to see how many subs you guys have, this channel should at least have 2 million. I’m sure you’ll get there one day! Keep up the great work😊
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It's weird to see a house abandoned like this. Even if it was foreclosed on, why would you leave everything behind? Especially the boat, baby pictures, clothes, just seems like something was almost after them. Something about that chair near the back of the basement creeps me out. That opening of the basement near the ping pong table that leads back there seems like it could easily be closed off/hidden from view too. Really makes me curious of the history behind this abandonment. Great video! I subbed. 😀
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I believe the green machine with the long handle in the office is a machine to assemble vinyl binding in perforated books or manuals. A book binder. Neat house it has lots of interesting features.
Yes. It’s a spiral book binder.. it opens the curled portion of the “rings” then once the pages have the holes punched you slide the pages I’ve the prongs and the plastic pieces curl back and bind the pages together
I would love to get my construction skills on this place. A total restoration would be awesome.
I think it'd be pretty interesting if someone found the owners and did a sit down interview with them about what happened.
If you have time to watch (A Haunt) then you will have an idea of why families end up abandoning their homes
Great explore! The "vents" on the wall in the first bedroom were part of the headboard. It was built in lighting.
Haha yea we’ve noticed while editing. Thank you 😊
Nice Video, good job!! Greets from the Netherlands
Thank you!
this lakefront property was amazing! Its weird how they just up and left everything! I really wished we knew more!
I feel like this home was left to a family member who totally neglected it, had no money and it was foreclosed on. Which is why they left everything behind. 🥺
Family still pay taxes on it. They refuse to sell. Such a waste.
I’m I’m definitely not an expert but it seems unusual for a house built in the 1940s to have a steel frame and ceiling trusses. From the drone footage it looks like the attic space was added on top of an older structure but maybe not. Anyway, your videos are great! Keep them coming!!!
I also asked a question about the attic. It looks like an attic when you see the ceiling, but I've never seen an attic where it's opened up to the room downstairs
Great video! I love that you both put things back where they were. I wonder if the owner died and there was no will. The room with the fireplace looks original to 1940s and the rest looks built on over the years. So sad
Your guys channel is what is inspiring me more to start my own path for exploring abandoned places. It has been my dream to do for probably 3 years now, and you guys make me want to do it even more. I watch this channel almost every day and I have been for probably about 2 months now. You guys are awesome.
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So glad I found this channel. Love your explores!
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I am always so curious about why everything is left behind in these homes.
that green machine in the office is to bind loose leaf paper together! Thanks for sharing this experience!
You guys did a great job at exploring this house. I've seen it before thru other explorers and they didn't show half the stuff you two did.keep up the good work.
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I'm new to your channel and I have to say that you guys are so awesome and amazing keep up the great work I enjoy your videos
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Love these videos! Enjoy all your content, thank you for sharing.
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That’s was really good thank you.
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I came across your video yesterday and i must say you have a knack for exploring this house is huge for just two children maybe it was a family home at one time with grown up children and their could be grandchildren as well living hear great explore guys i really enjoyed looking around this house.
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Watching this video, I can't help but be reminded of the time we left our country and everything behind. My father applied for us to immigrate to another country. We got the approval quite quickly and we had to flee in five days. We packed only what was essential and we left our apartment and all our belongings behind. All our childhood photos, all of our clothes, furniture, all of our personal belongings were left behind, there was still some dishes left as well. It is for sure sad to leave your home, all your loved ones and your country to flee to another country, hoping for a better future. It has been 13 years now since we left. But we have gone back a few times to visit. I'm sure this is the same story with every immigrant.
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The town i live in i cant find amy places.
When i get time i will head down to san Diego California. I am sure they have something there. See you next week
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WOW! … the Buddha outside intrigued me as well the ginormous fireplace!
This is super cool I want to be in,ur shoes!! Love you guys keep it up!
Went here about a year ago at night, just noticed this in my recommended and I’m glad I could see it in the day. I definitely missed a lot on my explore
I always want the backstory with videos like these and no one ever knows
I love y’all’s channel it is super amazing
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@Urbax Vibes Nice video. I wanted to mention that Dark Exploration Films came to this property after you were there. I came across their video before seeing yours. In that garage, Mae mentioned that the first piece of machinery was a drill which is true. To be accurate, it is a drill press. The second machine shown is a band saw. I am a new subscriber to your channel. My favorite videos of yours is the Showcase Cinemas and the Abandoned Neighborhood full of Mansions. Keep up the good work. My theory as to what happened to the owners of this mansion; I think the couple past away and their grown up kids have not claimed or have abandoned the property.
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I see bottles of lancers on the table in the tv room - that’s a Portuguese wine
Nice video. 😊
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I love your videos. Thank you for exploring these abandoned places.
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Must have been really nice back in the day. Sad to see nature overtaking it and no one wanted to save it before it was too late.
I live up the street from this house. It'll never be for sale but taxes keep getting paid. The old barn out front got hit by lightening years ago & was finally torn down 3-4yrs ago. The inside is way more destroyed now because of kids & homeless. I really wish i could see a video of the guesthouse on the island but someone would need a boat because the walking bridge out to it doesnt look to safe anymore. Was a beautiful property back in the day. Recently theres been alot of No Tresspassing signs put up around the property.
Sad that this house is abandoned with things left behind. And that saddest part the pictures that was left behind. Thank you for sharing the video
I agree about the pictures, when I left my ex, he stole my furniture but the worst thing he did was when he threw all of my pictures away. That broke my heart, furniture is replaceable, pictures once gone, are just a memory
@patricenagel9442 I'm sorry that you had to go through that. Pictures is never replaceable
Great job! You two are awesome!
Thank you!!
I know the house never been inside but there was a huge barn that collapsed 2 yrs ago on the same property you can still see its stone foundation would've loved to see the inside of that
That cat was a vintage plush from the Pound Puppies and Pound Purries franchise. You should have taken it and washed it in your laundry machine with some pants or something and held on to it.
That TV setup with the switches was probably security cam feeds from those areas.
First time you two have popped up and I follow a few explorers. So much of this place should be saved and repurposed, particularly the unique curved windows.
The outdoor area with the Buddha is a courtyard. The room off the kitchen probably a walk in pantry. The desk a secretary or accountant desk. I wonder why no one buys it, just for the lake, the views and the privacy.
very nice find
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"I hate chalk. I won't touch it! It's disgusting!" was just touching mold a little bit ago. 🤣 We all have our quirks.
I don’t get what you’re trying to get at but okay.
@@urbaxvibes I just thought it was cute. It's okay, I used to groom dogs. I'll scrub dog butts all day but there's plenty of "clean" things I hate too.
Oh ok, sorry for the reaction. I personally have a texture issue probably a disorder, I don’t like touching certain things 😂 - Zek, Mae is actually a dog groomer too! Haha
@@urbaxvibes Aww no wonder! My dog is 14yrs old and has a spinal issue, and she loves to watch your videos when she's being an insomniac with me. You two make us both less lonely, because we're cooped up healing. :)
You can never have too many bathrooms. In rich homes you have 1 bathroom per bedroom and an additional bathroom for guests on each floor.
It is not unusual to see 3 bathrooms in the living room, den, front room area.
To see the kids pictures it's just so sad😢😢😢 I'd love to know the backstory on this one!! Keep up the good work urbax vibes and stay safe❤❤
I’m guessing it’s from 2008. Perhaps the family lost in the housing crash of 08? Only a guess. Time frame adds up though
55:50 poor ping pong paddle. He shall ping pong no more.
The kids stuff is way older than 08. I had that kinda stuff as a kid and I was born in 89. I’m 34 now!
I've been through places like this, working with the local phone company, we have the testers for the phone, electric outlets, or a generator, most of the extra beds were usually for butlers, the television with all the switches, was the camera security not the style of cameras used today, those boilers heated radiator heaters & hot water. The circuit breakers in those places you go to might be switched off, any refridgerator you might see open, is to keep it from getting moldy & smelling bad. 2-22-2024
As a carpenter for over fourth years it actually makes me sad when I see buildings left to die when all it would have taken is some maintenance to keep them alive
The vintage hi-fi, Electro-Voice are still going, probably changed hands like everything by now though, radio tuner model 3304 and amplifier model PC-2 possibly, 1957/1958 era
I live near this house. Mom died, Dad was to heartbroken to stay, moved in with his adult children. Its not for sale. It just sits & rots.
. crying thing to have happen to this place 😢
That attic is massive I loved it !! That basement was creepy af !! I always wonder why people just up n leave especially if they were well off why would they leave literally everything maybe it was mob involved and they went in to the witness protection program. So sad !!
Maybe! 😳🙌🏻
Awesome video as always! Did you guys hit the small island with the boathouse behind the property too?
Yep yes but it wasn’t worth filming but thank you so much! 😊
Love the video
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love yr videos....from Australia
Nice vidio, the deask is called a rolladex. We had one also in our home growing up.
The owner believe it or not still goes there seen him there few months back guy is in his late 80s or early 90s so just remember the place is private property please show respect
that is freaky 50:00 that kids bed looks completely Brand-new. the doors open to the outside??
Yup!! The doors situation sure is Weird
If i had a couple million i would buy this home and fix it up❤
I can’t understand how people could up and abandon their homes like this 😢 perhaps there were various reasons.
Do you know if any of the places you visited would eventually get torn down ?
It is a shame The mansion is going just rot away but maybe these people did some thing not too honest, and had a run like rabbits in the night .
@@movieedge7370 or maybe they died with no family
Hello friends pray you are doing well i was sick flu B and pneumonia a whole week so being watching is fun , we have a old Hospital 🏥 in yoakum built years ago I remember when i was younger i heard a story a husband thought his wife was cheating and shot her on the second floor of that hospital, they rushed her to icu but she died, Another place is York Town about 40 miles from her another abandoned hospital so many people then been in out of them places
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Somewhere in that mansion, there Has to be information on that family. Maybe the owners got so old they passed away and family doesn’t want anything to do with the house.
That basement was a bunker
That poured concrete was not normal.
For a house this was a commercial HVAC system
Just make me very sad looking at this abandoned mansion/ house that once very lively and what happens to the people that used to live there? 😢
I'm wondering, is that an attic or is it a loft? The ceiling looks like an attic, but being open to the room downstairs makes me think it could be a loft
The green item in the office room is to make spiral ring bounded books usually plastic for the spiral I have one , and the glass block windows are what they are called , so you know , but ice cube window will work or icicle , oh and that built in furniture very popular in the 50’s , I just found you guys for the Chuck E. Cheese video my sis loved that place I am older , but love your videos and doing an awesome job
Maybe you might want to consider wearing masks with all the mould n dust about - gotta protect yourselves
Did you all find out what happened to the family of this home ?
THOSE indents in the wall ....at 6:13roughly the camra will show the fluorescent lights tuck up under there. they r not vent .
TH-cam suggested your channel as i love to watch exploration type videos, you two have a very cool channel and i subscribed to watch them all
It sure looks like something happened to the entire family of this home like an accident that killed them all?
It also looks like there were squatters there for awhile?
Thank you so much!! And it sure does!
Someone took the old computers. Most likely 386 or possibly 486 machines.
The windows are called Privacy Windows
They are designed to let heat out but not let people outside see you walking around inside
Weird that the attic is in such good shape and the house has so much water damage. Broken pipes?
Maybe! We thought the same thing 😳
Love your red hair.
Around 40:00 i seen a msc book, a allied book, a grainger book, and a mcmaster carr book i wonder if they were in the manufacturing industry in some way, the machine shop i work at shops at these locations allot.
Close the doors and windows so the water and general weather doesn't get in and make the building, or its contents worse!!!
Otherwise, I'm glad I found this channel and have subscribed. I like the way you swap the camera, and have different angles and perceptions.
Thank you!
Where was the master bedroom? Was it the room with all of the beds maybe? Tons of bathrooms but was there a master bathroom?
The centre of a building is could a court yard.
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Ping pong table and paddles
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You should have checked the backs of some of those pictures. Take them out of the frames if possible. Some people would write the names of the people in the photos and the date they were taken. Maybe not exact dates, but month and year or just the year. That would give you a rough idea as to how long ago they'd left the property, and also how long they'd lived on the property.
Protip for exploring future houses: Rub some VapoRub under your nose, or stick some up your nose. Alternatively, rub some inside an N95 mask or disposable mask and put that over your entire nose and mouth. Helps cut down on the odor.
That blue thing with the prongs in the office is a binding machine. You use it to punch and bind documents with plastic spiral binding, like you see some cookbooks or manuals.
They sure liked grape juice.
Sure did!!
Already seen it on another explorers channel, gave you both a like for your hard work even though im not watching this one.
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Sad to see all those good clothes rot
those really old computer parts are worth money.
I'm confused, over 500 square meters? that's enormous but this house doesn't look that big from the outside
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I like your videos but you both look like you would rather be somewhere else. Smile little more! 😊 You are nice looking kids!
Beautiful mansion but with all that stuff like mold dust I would definitely start wearing a mask while walking through homes with all that mold and dust and what other things that could be lurking safety first in homes that are in that bad of shape
I have watched another group explore this house and if you had gone out into the garden and followed it down towards the lake you would of found a wooden bridge that goes out across the lake to a small island which houses a small lookout house with views across the lake which was owned by the same family....... seems like you missed this out !
You guys really need to wear masks when touring these homes. The mold in there is dangerous
Maybe a b and b
Hey bro u want editor....
the refrigerator needs to be cleaned out that’s disgusting gross
You should invest in some purple nitrile gloves before you do your search wanna avoid the rat scat and raccoon scat plus to keep you safe