Abandoned Crime Scene Mansion and Equestrian Centre. (Shooting and explosion here!) Explore # 102
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- Abandoned Crime Scene Mansion and Equestrian Centre. (Shooting and explosion here!) Explore # 102
Ontario, Canada
This abandoned and mansion and equestrian centre sits on over 100 acres of property. To my surprise this house has an indoor pool and was a lot bigger then it looks from the front. I believe the equestrian centre has been in operation for over 40 years and has been abandoned for only a few years but the house has been abandoned for much longer. I noticed yellow police tape and AR-15 blank ammunition casing throughout the house. There was also an explosion in the stable building blowing out part of the staff room wall. The police has used this place for police shooting and training. This property will soon be cleared out for new industrial buildings.
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I couldn't just find and explore a place. I'd need to really dig and find out the history and why it was abandoned. Maybe it's my curious nature or maybe I'm just nosy. 😁
I agree...I'd love to know the history behind it.
@@ronijones6737 that’s it we get no history?? Does this place have a name or address so we can look into it’s past. Inquiring minds want to know what happened. Why this was closed down ? Murder ? Bankruptcy ? Crimes being committed? Owned by the mob ? Shady horse racing deals ? Some kind of clubhouse or country club that revolved around horses.
im the same way though lol. im totally down to hear any history on it
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I can’t ever imagine how much it cost to build this place between the house and the stables it’s incredible…
Probably dirty money built it and it was probably all seized and left to rot instead of rehabbed,very sad.
Looks confortable, but of poor quality, and overpriced, of course. After all, its North America.🤣
I can imagine being the woman of the house and furnishing and decorating it. Watching over the pool and horses-like watching out the kitchen window kinda thing. But there doesn’t seem to have ever been peace here. Someone mentioned it being built by dirty money and the guy said that it felt weird. I don’t believe there was ever peace.
I loooved that huge barn and riding arena, anyone with horses would be lucky to have such a nice facility. I really enjoy your videos, thank you.
Yes I'd love have my horses there
Just incredible…and unbelievable that someone had to abandon this place,,,probably had to skip town or country in the middle of the night. It’s still so sad to see this place rot away…✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
Very neat but strange place. Love it. Horses. Barn and rooms. Wow lots of works to be done. But,should not go to waste.
We have an equine rescue and working horse farm. We are looking to relocate as hubby is close to retirement from his civil job. We have considered Canada, and here this beautiful property pops up on my feed. So sad to hear it’s getting demo’d for development. It’s becoming so difficult to find places with land, because developers need to buy up, and build up everything they see money in.
Can someone tell me where does it start to tell you where the person’s name who died here?
It's so upsetting to see such a magnificent home go to waste especially when there are so many homeless people in the world. 😢
My thoughts exactly.
There’s so much more to the homeless problem. Drugs & alcohol have ruined so many people.
@@fredziffle5219 Don't fool yourself....it's part of the POLITICAL GRAND DESIGN. .. THEY CLOSED THE MENTAL FACILITIES AT THE END OF THE SEVENTIES AND THE '80S MANY HOMELESS PEOPLE NEED TO BE INSTITUTIONALIZED!!!! RIGHT NOW MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ARE FLOODING OVER THE BORDER IN AMERICA. SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES ARE LETTING THEIR CRIMINALS OUT OF PRISON JUST TO COME TO VOTE FOR BIDEN NOT REALLY..... THEY WANT TO DESTROY DEMOCRACY THERE'S TOO MANY PEOPLE *SOMETHING BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN REAL SOON* (it won't be an accident but the world itself will change in a bad way) WE'RE GOING TO RUN OUT OF RESOURCES IT'S NOT ENOUGH FOOD SOIL IS SO BAD YOU HAVE TO EAT ORANGES TO GET THE SAME NUTRIENTS FROM ONE ORANGE JUST 30 YEARS AGO..... THINK ABOUT IT
Yeah since the homeless could afford to live there 🙄🤣
My thoughts as well. Not to mention, all the lovely fixtures, doors, windows, etc that could be repurposed. Habitat For Humanity Restore could profit to build new homes for people. Instead, it will all be added to the earth’s trash and in this case, the beautiful wilderness will become an industrial park.😡
As a horse person, I am dying inside that this place is abandoned. I would love to own a property like this!!!
I was very much into show horses, boarding and lessons for years. Trophies and ribbons meant endless hours of work. That was a very lucrative barn with many employees you walked us through. An indoor facility is big big money. Surprisingly no barn cats still there. Lol
I visited an old barn and racetrack years ago. I literally could feel the darkness still living within the abandoned horse stalls. Gave me shivers.
What old racetrack did you visit? I love going to old barns, training centers and racetracks too. I rode show horses and racehorses for many years.
@@believeinyourself7511 In FL. It was where the race horses worked when the track ( Tampa Downs) was not running live races after the Derby. We boarded at a barn, but across a few acres sat another barn where race horses came in for probably 20 years. No horses came anymore. Long done, but walking through it gave my entire family the creeps. We would just stand at the stall looking in day dreaming, but so glad to be done with horses.
Was totally into that for years wen a teen, 15 yrs later moved out to the country & started all over doing it with My dtr & ran into my old horse trainer!
I didn’t finish my thought. I wonder aren’t you afraid to go to these places alone? You
never know if there are squatters living there? Thank you Brent for bringing us along
on this very cool explore. Stay safe and well.
I have always thought about that. I be worried he’ll run into squatters snakes or an unstable person
Yes sometimes it is scary or I just feel uneasy going in abandoned places. Animals or unstable people are an issue
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada It's so ironic to mention squatters, or as you kindly put unstable people, when if that where true in reality it wouldn't be abandoned if any people where there. What happened to them, where are they, hmmm. Thank you for the video, stay safe always.
@@toniesedrick691 Someone has fond memories of this place, at some point.
I want to just say be safe but, the American in me says get your self a good pistol and holster to put on your side for quick access (if you don't already). I myself would also bring along a capable buddy to just follow you off camera with a gun ready at every turn bc times and people are crazy.
I love seeing old properties like this. It's to bad someone doesn't fix it up, back to its former beauty. Thanks for sharing
As I wrote above; I would restore this one if I only had the resources. That is an AWESOME PROPERTY FOR SURE!!!
I agree, it is a shame that Someone does not restore this place, completely. 😊👍🏼👋🏼
I can just imagine how beautiful this house was when it was new and pristine.
Vet lab, barn manager’s quarters, exhibition room for owners. What a great barn , ring, washout, and stalls. I can’t believe it’s being torn down...
Those stalls that were obviously added later inside the indoor arena must have been quite depressing though for the horses stabled there, it was so dark and absolutely no views or fresh air at all.
Wow, incredible place. The house, pool and center were super nice at one time. It's sad to see a place that was busy and so much life to it just left to deteriorate tho. Thanks for a great explore Brent!!
I love that place! I would consider moving to Canada and squatting there while fixing it up. Absolutely amazing. Evidence of the original 1920's build still there if you look closely. A lot of horses could be rescued and homed there. Does Canada have an ASPCA-like organization? What a revival it could be!!
I’ll do it with you 🙌
Its gorgeous
I was thinking the same thing. Lets do it!
Thats a stunning stable x
Of course Canada has a lot of ASPCA organisation I every province.
My house is stuck in the sixties too. Finally had to replace the kitchen stove a few years ago but it was a great stove for years. Still pink tile in the bathrooms but it's paid for. Lol 😆
That's a blessing. It's yours
KC. I'm with you. If it is still working why replace it. It coats money. Who care what colour things are. Good it is paid off. I like older appliances too. I bought a fridge brand new and it lasted less than 5 years. Now I got a second hand one for 50 $ and it has lasted at least 4 years now. It was 14 years old when I got it. No regrets.
@@valerielove9837 Exactly! I'm a simple gal.
Hi LC, my home is stuck in the 60’s also! But, it’s not paid for. Pink tile too😂Too much $ to replace. I also agree, if it ain’t broke, leave it be.
@@valerielove9837 Good cookin doesn't care what color the stove is! 🤠
Beautiful property, could see getting it cleaned up and properly renovate this place could be very nice home and horse property again.
Another amazing explore. The chair sitting by itself in the one room reminded me of where a hostage situation would take place. Always a happy day when you post. Thank you!
I'm from Texas, and the whole scenario reminded me of places that have either been bought by the city, donated after a death, foreclosed upon, or seized (due to illegal activity), to use for police or SWAT training facilties!!! That would explain all of the blank ammunition shells, the chair that looked like it was used in a hostage type situation, and the hole that was blown in the side of the building!!! Sometimes fire departments will also use the places for training purposes too, to practice putting out fires in properties that either need to be demolished or have been bought out for the land!!! (I would imagine that other states/locales also do the same???). Anyway, that was just my 1st thought as I watched the video....who knows though, I could be totally wrong???!!!
You two get it! 💕💕
I’m shocked at the lack of comments referring to what he should truly be focused on - would have been a more interesting video.
@@jeangibson9420 the working water and electric, the non-lethal shells, police tape, hanging dummy, busted in door and wall, nice clean kitchen counter, chair facing the door all speaks of police training. I doubt that house is as abandoned as he thinks it is.
As I have said before - I love the way you shoot videos you walk us thru with the camera as if we are going through all of it with you - you don't go off on tangens about mirrors, papers, books - you actually walk thru everything - I would love to see you doing castles. We miss so much with the explorers because they dilly-dally on all the stuff rather than show us the castle...keep of the wonderful work..thanks!
Oh I agree!! I’ve seen quite a few where minutes are just wasted filming a pool, or details that really aren’t necessary 😂. I know I shouldn’t behave like this (yet I am). Impo, if you’re going to give the tour, and say the video is 26 min & 4 of them keep going to the SAME SPOT it’s like, c’mon you promised us a full tour 😊😊. Ah well, they’re fun to see, and always respectful.
Loved the sofa that had been randomly placed in the pool area.......The main rooms in that house were huge!
The birds chirping and signing in the background. What a nice, natural touch.
Just a theory here, as i don't know anything factual about this place, but the 2013 ribbons, and the Lone Survivor DVD (2013) indicate to me it has been less than a decade since occupied. Here's my guess, it looks as though it was a private mansion at one point, then later used as a B&B / horse riding resort (Laundry sign and resort looking basement for guests, 'keep door closed' signs, 'summer camp' sign). Again, just guessing, but what may have happened is the B&B sold and the new owners began renovations and were planning to make it one residence again, maybe flip it. It is possible that they fell behind on property taxes and was taken back by the city / region since it usually takes quite a few years of unpaid property taxes before they act, and may eventually be up for auction, which could explain why it was repurposed for police training in the mean time. Or maybe a developer knocked on the door and offered the right price and rents it to the police until it gets developed or sold. Just my theory, I'd love to know the truth to see if I am even remotely close.
As an equestrian, I wouldn't call it a resort. Everything in and around the barn indicates a typical lesson barn/show stable. They appeared to be in the saddle seat world, based on the trophies. Likely Arabians or gaited breeds, like ASB and NSH. I am struggling to read the names on the trophy.. It looked like Hillary -Something- won a Pleasure class in 2011. Those results are recent enough that they could be found online and we might be able to piece together the rest of the story.
@@syzygyfarm The property could have been purposed in many ways separate of one another, but the house itself looks like it was a rental to guests. You don't normally put up signs on your own doors that say "Laundry Room", or "keep door closed", as an occupant, it is likely you don't need to remind yourself of these things. The "Summer Camp" sign may very well have been part of another operation at the same location, likely the horses and backing property. I still feel that there were perhaps horse rides available to guests (I mean, why wouldn't there be? It's a selling feature). Looks like a B&B or Air B n' B to me. I'd really like to know more facts, the speculation is definitely there, and I would love to find out which one of us is closer to the truth, it's a fun thing to guess and then find out for sure. Anyone got more info?
@@syzygyfarm Agree ! Noticed the trophies & ribbons as well & tho't saddlebred , etc. A show barn , boarding-training , facilities for trainer , grooms , clients lounge , etc. - definitely a " big money barn " , as we called them . ( I showed QH & Arab. & a friend showed ASB & Hackney - we saw some amazing barns over the decades . ) Really curious about this ; however , know stories of many people who quickly went bankrupt in the horse business and / or had " dubious " business dealings . ( P.S. - did notice a cavaletti in the arena in one pic )
Wow! This place has such character. No real water damage in the house would need a ton of work but still salvageable. I was blown away by the grounds and that barn! As a horse owner, I'd love to have a facility like that! I'd love to hear more info on this property. What happened that such a beautiful spot would be abandoned? And why was all the stuff left behind? I thoroughly enjoyed. Any more info would be cool on this one. THNX for the share.( I agree it gave me weird vibes as well!)
It obviously was once a top tier place
I just read that someone or more than one person was killed or murdered there ? So I think I would give that place a miss ??
Maybe a big group could rent it before the place falls apart even more. Indoor arena, swimming pool. Amazing.
@@SuperLuciaandrade where did you read that? I read it once belonged to John carino
Please find out about the owners and what happened
I know this place people were living and riding there a year ago! I know because I was one of them! We were removed when land was sold to developers! There was no crime that ever happened there!
Yes, industrial buildings will be built. Crime scene tape, explosion and bullet casings. Most likely training
What else do you know about the history of this place? Who were the last owners? It looks like some kind of facility other than private residence. Who were original owners?
since this poster KNOWS this property. I wonder if the explosion/raid/crime happened AFTER it was vacated? Any signs of vagracy or possibly a meth lab setup where that damage is?
Can you please tell us more history of this place than?
Please share w/ us . I hope you have good memories of your riding there . The farm I managed is no longer , due to the owner's advanced age ; altho' still reasonably maintained , it looks sad w/out the horses & activities .
That place must've been mighty grand back in it's day. A lot of bathrooms. And you're right, it's definitely bigger than it looks. Can't tell if it was used in training or if it was raided & shut down for illegal reasons. Maybe both? Can't imagine abandoning such a place. Nice find. 👍❤️
In the title says it is a crime scene
@@juneharvey5989 Yes, but if you read the description or listen to what he says in the video it/he also says there has been police training there.
My old house had a blue toilet bathroom and an ugly green bathroom built in 1978
@@harperwebster5913 My grandma had an all pink toilet, sink, tub bathroom from the late 50's. I hear that's coming back. 🤭
@@lindalewis5066 I live in an old house built in 1891 but renovated in the 50’s . They have pink bathroom fixtures in one of the 3 bathrooms
I find it amazing that it seems every window is intact.
Fantastic find! Such a sad thing to see places like this just be left to rot. Shame to see it like this as I can imagine what it looked like in its prime. The size, the space, the character. Just amazing.
That sure looked like it was a great place back in the day. While you were exploring the house I was wondering where the explosion was until you finally came a cross the place here they happened. That barn was just humongous and held a lot of horses. Thank you Brent for showing us another abandoned place because I always liked finding and seeing them even when I was a young boy. I sure like your videos Brent and keep them coming.
What was the crime there?
I love your channel. When I watch you walking through a property I imagine myself renovating the space and making it my home. I could definitely see myself in this house. It’s magnificent and has so much potential.
Ugh when I see places like this. My mind goes crazy with possibilities. Turn the barn into an indoor skate/bike park, the house into a hospice house. Great find! I love how it hasn't been tagged.
I like your hospice house idea. As for the stable, I think that it should be used as a stable for horses trained to be ridden by disabled kids…
That's the problem Brent with a gorgeous salvageable property like this. As a horse owner who's always dreamed of owning a barn and arena like that it makes me cry to know that a developer bought it and it's all going to be destroyed. Part for the course... instead of recycling we've become a throw away society and it'll all go in the landfill. I would kill for the stalls as they seem in excellent shape.
Me too. And who wouldnt want their ribbons & trophies?!
This make me sad to see old houses empty with there life left behind. If only the walls could talk. Great video ❤️
That house I swear had no rhyme or reason to it. Just so many rooms everywhere. That was just wow. Great find!!!
Huge Mansion. Loved all the stables. Who wouldn’t love an indoor pool, eh? Nice. Different. Thank🌻You Brent.
It's such a shame these places can't be used for the homeless with a government backing. I love places like this and I am happy I found your site. In my youth I loved to explore old houses and underground systems. Great video.
Yes Christopher let's take our tax dollars and let's give the homeless a better place than what we live in. Knowing even a handful of them would appreciate it.
I know right??Lol,what a terrible idea,junkies and alcoholics stumbling around stealing etc in what is probably a very nice area that happens to have one house that is in need of repair
You ever see what homeless people do to their environments? There's a reason they're homeless. Rent out a unit in your place to a homeless person and get back to me.
@speez71 I’ve seen the city give them a whole to stay in hotel and they destroyed it
Hello Brent !I love how big the kitchen is. Power and water is probably on because it is still used for training . I love this house
I would be so lost in that house and that horse arena building. VERY Impressive place. The $$ that went into that whole compound must have been in the 7 digits for sure. So glad you found this place and decided to explore it. Your drone work was just soooo GOOD! Thank you for posting this one is a Blue Ribbon Winner! 🐴🐴🐴
Looks confortable, but of poor quality, and overpriced, of course. After all, its North America.🤣
This is such an amazing passion you pursue ..I'm in awe and it breaks my heart a little when you see some of these homes where entire families had lives and built memories just abandoned in the blink of an eye. Life is so precious!:) Thank You for taking us on these wonderful adventures! God Bless and keep you!🥰🙏
Would have loved to see this place back in its heyday. Interesting to see new Amazon boxes in the den. Surprised you didn’t mention them. What an incredible equestrian centre. Still looks in pretty good shape; too bad it can’t be fixed up and used.
Amazon prime boxes
Also a more recent tim hortons cup in the beginning
@@jordankramp2918 There were many signs that people had been there in more recent times,
Yes and the dvd movies like The transporter and Lone survivor
@@bowsbyjaggerscreations1086 Yes, exactly!
You found another jewel Brent!!❤ Oh how I wish we could see pictures from
"back in the day"!! Would be so amazing to see those lovely stalls filled with horses!!! That was SOME PLACE to be, for sure. Thanks very much!!! This has to be one of my favorites for sure!! Bless You Brent!
As someone with horses that stable and arena would be awesome to have (Not even my own horses have that). The potential for the property would be huge i hope in the near future someone will buy it and turn it back into an equestrian Centre or even someone with a lot off horses (minus the crime scene maybe training).
That was an impressive property. The house was pretty cool and I loved the tiled bathrooms. Now that barn and indoor arena are to die for. It had everything you might need. Complete apartment for the stable manager upstairs. I was sure there would be an observation deck overlooking the arena. That one window along the side wasn’t big enough for very many people and set towards one end. The shavings and hay in a few of those stalls still looked pretty fresh. Nice find and a real shame they want to make it industrial.
Where did you find this out that it will be industrial? I agree it is fresh and the barn was used not too long ago. Nice place, but no pastures or fencing up....perhaps I did not see this. Do you know the name of the place or history of this farm?
@@doctilly3539 no I don’t know anything about it. Brent said something about becoming an industrial area. A view from the barn area showed what looks like hay fields to me although they might not be used for that anymore. They also could have been overgrown pastures.
That’s a very nice barn with a good size arena and so many stalls!
The horses were in comfort awhile back.
No that long ago because of the trophies not tarnishing and the tv.
I’d say maybe the 80’ and 90’s it was in full swing.
Being a rider and involved with equestrian lifestyle this is a gem.
Thank you for the enjoyable video.
The show ribbons said 2013… makes you wonder..
Those stalls inside the arena were horrible though, no entertainment views or fresh air.
The first thing I thought was a homeless person could live there! Thank you for the video!
Hi Brent
WOW From the outside the house doesn’t look that big, but it is HUGE. I like that house, it has
everything, an indoor pool, a horse farm and much more. Either someone was murdered or
this place was a practice sight for the police and firemen. Those bullets were scary to see
at a residential home. That apartment up in the arena must have been for the caretaker of
the horses. It’s a shame they didn’t take all those trophies with them. Also it looks like
they replaced half of the roof. The one half looks prefect and the other one looks like
it’s ready to cave in. This house was a good find on your part. wonder
aren’t you a little afraid to go to these places alone?? You never know it there are
squatters living there.
Oh yeah I wonder that too ..I wouldn’t go to places alone
Looks like the house is actually a riding club 😊
@@southernparadise9896 my thoughts precisely.
For some reason it's abandoned. Government ie; law enforcement agencies, armed forces(?), federal agencies.. Or SWAT? Simulations ?? What're your thoughts?
No bullet holes in the walls which I find odd?
Hi Brent, been watching your channel since the early days. This is your best yet. The house is gorgeous and free of vandalism then the equestrian centre just tops it. In Scotland there's nothing like this on that scale! Keep up the great work.
I agree! This one is awesome. How do I find some of the music you play. I LOVE ALOT OF IT. Especially there is a group on this video that sounds SO beautiful. Who are they?
It must have been a very successful operation in its day. 40 years is a long time to be in business and then stop. Of course, who knows what happened. It must have been a very sad time too because there is so much activity surrounding horses and horse people. The training of the horse/rider, etc. takes long hours every day. Then the planning of the shows, the organization of all the events, etc. It appears there were possibly accommodations for owners, etc. Friendships are formed, memories are made - having to say goodbye to all of that can be heart wrenching. l’ll bet there are probably some clip clops to be heard too on the pavement nearby and I can hear the loudspeaker announcing the winners in each class. Fun times horses are -- I hope it is happy memories for anyone who was a part of this properties past! Thank you for sharing.
the more you have the more you have to care for ---- lots of work.
What a find that was and minimal vandalism
The “lone chair” looked like it was used for an interrogation
What's an abandoned house without a fridge with food..argh..
The whole horse centre is huge along with the house
There has to be a good story with police tape,blank bullets and blown out door!
Really good find..take care 🇨🇦❤️
Sue...there may not have been any fridge to look into but there was a built in dishwasher. (Could there be a new trend to look if there is no fridge to look into? .....😣)
This was a unique explore! Most equisetum centers have been around for years and continue for generations. Tough to find one abandoned.
Man Canada has so many amazing urban exploration locations I hope we can make it there one day to film.
look like T haT
we've. done no journey
unTil yet .... would be worTh iT
Hey, Brent nice to see you! The hole in the wall 25:02 was probably from a breach charge when the police were doing their training, could have assigned someone to clean up the mess.
Or a meteor 🤣
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada 🤣🤣 Hey, your right it was a meteor, take care Brent
I said the same!!!
Usually these places used for police training are going to be demolished so clean up is usually not required.
One of the most awesome abandoned places I've ever seen by far.Thank you for sharing with all of us.
Beautiful home and land...hopefully someone will see this video and buy it and restore it back to it's glory days.
Can literally feel the energy left behind in this place through the video.
A great find and explore (as usual) Brent! What an awesome place! One can't help but wonder what happened to the owners/occupants - but as you've identified, most of the stuff had been taken... It would have been quite the property in its day.
Thanks for taking us along on this adventure Brent!!
🏡No matter where, when, or why it is still so sad whether it's the background and/or family dynamics that turn these once lovely "homes" Into a dilapidated shell. Doesn't take long to go from a home to a house.
WOW! What an incredible find, Brent!! Way to go! Enjoyed it very much!! 💙
So sad its a gorgeous old home that can be bought back to a gorgeous home, I love it.
I didn't fully comprehend the depth and size of the pool until you were in it....then it was just WOW
Wow awesome! That was a massive house for sure. I don’t think it was abandoned that long. It was in pretty good shape. Someone probably was in process of renovating and ran out of money or something unforeseen happened. Thanks for a great video, as always!! 😊😊
Nice video
I just love how you start out your videos with aerial views! The music intros are spot on!
Great to see another one of your amazing video come to youtube. I will definitely watch later on this evening!! Keep up the phenomenal work Brent! 👍👍
Thank you!
One your best explores yet! What an amazing house - it was huge! The pool was a nice surprise and you looked tiny walking in the pool- definitely in the throws of renovation when it was abandoned. I’m getting either a guest house vibe or a party mansion. Great video Brett
I was shocked how small he looked in that pool. It had to of been the angle, right?! 😅
What a beautiful mini mansion 😍. What a shame that it is abandoned. I'm sure it was gorgeous back in it's day. I loved the horse 🐎 stables. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤ 💓 💙
This is my dream home and stable. Who says that money can’t buy happiness. It can certainly buy happiness for me. Unbelievable!
This place must have been spectacular back in the day. I wonder who was murdered here? That trophy looks as though they showed Tennessee Walking horses or some kind of gaited horses. What a life the wealthy have.
Think they may have had Saddlebreds. Can’t stand the whole abuse when it comes to Tennessee Walking horses, it absolutely disgusting what these rich, fat pompous old men do for enjoyment, it’s barbaric and should be banned!
@@GlitterGlamGal YES!!!
@Jennlee….Yes, I agree about the Tennessee Walkers….that crap needs to be banned. I’ve seen it and it angers me. Something needs to be done to ban that abuse. It’s awful what those horses go through.
@@penelopelopez8296 There are actually groups of people that do protest it, they also really try to get the information out there so people know the truth.
Looks like a fair number of people lived there at one time. Amazing place! 👏
I love the swinging door. I had one of those in my old childhood home. It was for the bathroom. It is now abandoned as well. It just has our stuff in it. Before it was our home it was for the military base. To practice shooting and safety procedures. At least that is what my great grandma told us. Who really knows right lol.
That place had a very strange feeling to it and that chair placed facing the entrance was spooky almost like someone was sitting there. One of those ribbons on the wall in the stables said CNE so must have been awarded for the equestrian event there.
I got to say this is one of your better explorers. The house is definitely older but I bet it was really beautiful in its day I love the horse barn that could still be used if someone just went in there and kind of cleaned it up and and stuff I hope it don't get tore down but I'm sure that's probably what'll happen. But good explore.
That must of been amazing back in the day. What a shame they let it go like that. Enjoyed watching
This was an amazing house, property to say the least. Out of all abandoned places, this one caught my eye. Very, very interesting, very big!
Its so sad how much went into a place like that and to let it go like that makes no sense. GREAT FIND🥰
That sure was a mansion of a place because every where you went was large. In side the house most of the walls looked clean because noone spray painted them. Thank you for another great tour of an abandoned place up there in
canada Brent.
Awesome place. Your videos are like little films. You take so much pride and really treat property with respect. Have a great night
yes I love these kind of places. A lot of some of the older barns were built like that. that brings up some wonderment on what happened ,why etc. WHEN I was growing up we would find a lot more old places like this and there was always a lot of stuff left behind also. In noticing the ribbons onn the wall and the tops of the thropies . Id have to say that was a big saddlebred barn. All the thropies and ribbons have gaited horses on them.I have been in may of thise barns .These are just as fancy doday. take us through more.
Thankyou for the tour I love to get the feeling I lived there while touring. This isn’t the usual abandoned place there was some crime I wonder what it was..the vibes were definitely strange…
Amazing ... its just unthinkable that someone could abandon such a place without it being taken over . Makes one wonder, what might have happened there. I have a feeling something horrific took place for it to be left as it was. Would be interesting to know more behind the reasoning.
Yes did he ever say what crime was committed there?
What a nice indoor arena! That apartment above the barn was nicer than any I've seen. The quality of those stalls in the first barn was a more expensive boarding stable. No cheapy construction. Great cavaletti pole at 27:10 - the quality kind. The house is neat, just a different era of architecture, but still fun in its own way. Did the family donate the grounds to the police for trainings?? I've heard of that for fire department training so I guess it could happen for the police. That last bathroom in the house with the square sided drop down tub-out of a magazine in the 60s. Wow. Glad you documented it. Thx.
Developer let the police use it for training until they demolish it
I wouldn't even need the big house, just give me the stables and the flat above and a little of the land to graze the horses... heaven 💖
What another amazing explore, thanks 😊
What a property!!! Fantastic explore Brent!! This place is massive.. That old hot tub. and taps.. Duncan Phyfe drop leave table as a tv stand... loll.. Thanks for taking us along!!
I noticed that!! We had one growing up....
This house is one of the strangest houses I have seen. Some of it looks old, some looks updated, some of it looks like they were ripping it out and some rooms looks like they just got sick of packing and decided to leave the rest. Its all so odd, but interesting, thanks for sharing.
I thought the same thing. Some parts look like they have been abandoned for 20+ years and some parts look like no longer than a year abandoned.
Was a very unique explore for sure. So curious about the early days when first built and who all lived there.
This was the best. Videos here are always awesome, but this one is king! What a fine home, so interested in the history. Imagining who lived there in the 20's.🌞🌷✨
You are so respectful of these places that you share with us.
Loved looking around this mansion with you. It’s a bit like the tardis in doctor who isn’t it?. Absolutely glorious house to live in especially on a hot summers day when it was liveable. Thanks for sharing this find love from wales uk.
My thoughts exactly. I was calling it the TARDIS house in my head. I got lost trying to mentally map it as he walked around. Those stairs at the pool/bar just came out of nowhere.
That was a seriously spooky property. My heart broke a little when I saw the abandoned horse stalls and beautiful arena, thinking of all the happy times so many must have enjoyed their with their horses. Reminded me of a place I used to ride in Michigan. So you weren't able to find out any info on the place? I was thinking the house might have been a brothel! And then used as a work shop - super weird... Seems extra strange that the electric & water are still on. Never heard of such a thing!
Wow, that pool really looks like a homebrew DIY job...
This property is incredible! As someone that grew up on a horse farm, daughter to a professional jockey, and currently owns horses, this place is an absolute dream! I would give my right arm to move to Canada and buy this place. Does anyone know the address? Trying to look it up online. Thanks!
Wow I was watching this and thinking it was one you explored before and re-uploaded, it felt so familiar. When you went out on the upstairs balcony and down those spiral stairs outside I realized why... I was there and explored that house back in 2019. It is much more run down and damaged now but its definitely the same house. We didn't explore the out buildings because we were trying to get to at least 8 places in one day.
So you had planned to see this place? How did you know about it?
Shelley, do you know any backstory on it? It has water and electricity and someone paying to heat it or the pipes would have burst. Just curious as to why it’s going to be torn down
Just now found this episode. According to real estate agents, any house over 10,000 square feet qualifies being called a mansion.
Crazy fun. Glad I found it. Thanks!
Awesome exploration! The upstairs apartment was a really cool find! The whole place though was pretty amazing.
Thanks!
Very interesting place. I always wish I could restore places like that and make them beautiful and useful once again.
Total awesomeness! Thanks for taking me on your tour.
Love your explores - no unneeded silly drama narrations like most of the Euro explorers and no goofy "ghostbuster" toys like a couple others. Refreshing - thanks!
I'll second that! 👍
@@JohnShinn1960 He is the best, does it so well here.
Thanks so much!
who wouldn't love that place so much space jeez
Love the brass birb faucet thing
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HOLEY F...... that faucet is around $1,917.00+.
Woah, someone had some change.
This is one of the coolest and most unbelievable abandon places I’ve seen yet….what a great find and great video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you!
Cool place, but I agree, it does have a wierd vibe to it. It looks like it was foreclosed on or some type of property siezure took place, due to all of the stuff left there.
So sad to see the beautiful mansion and the huge equestrian training camp and boarding. So sad so much work for money people put into buying and building all that and the waste that is left in the end. It teaches us in life to not worry so much about materialistic items, houses.vshichles. In the end nothing is left. Never let materialism replace love. All we have left in the end is love. Wonderful video!
Great find! But I'll never understand why people up and abandon houses? It's a shame it's going to be demolished,it could have been made into an inn,so many homeless,could be renovated to be a shelter, definitely a beauty,wish I had it, beautiful veiws!
They die
Usually succession, family, or taxes…
The property is being developed. A new subdivision.
@@darcyhayes9622 👎 boo!! Not even houses want to be in a subdivision.
They're usually abandoned due to the death of the primary breadwinner, death of families, foreclosure, bankruptcy and incarceration is another and when they go away it's for a longtime often.
Awesome how sad to see it like this. Must have been a wonderful place to live and work and also wonderful place for the horses. Thanks for posting
I sure hope he finds out the history on this place and let’s us know. I’m sure I’m not the only dying to know lol.
Omg!!!! The stalls r drop dead gorgeous and so is the indoor arena🧡🧡🧡🧡 reminds me of Asbury University Stable in Kentucky.... Great college
This house really weirded me out. Creepy. Hi Brent, how are you. Glad to see your video. Shame it's been left . Wonder why. Cool and thanks.