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Explore the Heartbreakingly Abandoned Mansion of Owen & Ellie | Love, Loss, and Life's Unforeseen Twists
🏡 Welcome to the hauntingly beautiful world of Owen and Ellie, a couple who built their dream mansion on a serene 30-acre farmland, creating a legacy of love. This video takes you on a journey through their once-vibrant home, nestled around a heart-shaped pond and a charming guest house meant for their beloved son. Owen, a compassionate pathologist, and Ellie, his soulmate, shared a life of adventure and togetherness, their bond growing stronger with each passing day.
💔 Tragedy struck in 2016 when Owen was diagnosed with terminal cancer, leaving Ellie devastated. In 2017, Owen left this world, leaving behind memories etched in the walls of their dream home. The weight of financial burdens pressed down on Ellie's shoulders, and by 2020, she was forced to stop payments, leading to the foreclosure of their cherished property.
🌿 Now, this once-loved mansion lies abandoned, reclaimed by nature's gentle grasp. Join us in this emotional exploration of a house that was built to honor Owen and Ellie's enduring love and witness the profound beauty that remains even in heartache.
🔍 As we delve into the story of Owen and Ellie, we uncover the hidden secrets of their mansion, exploring the past that still lingers in its empty rooms. Share in their journey, and together, let's discover the extraordinary amid the ordinary.
👁️🗨️ Watch till the end, as we unveil the poignant tale of this mansion, its echoes of laughter and love, and the enduring spirit of the human heart.
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Hi, Jeremy! I'm a huge fan and a proud subscriber of yours!! My mother and I have been watching your videos for a long time. Love them and how you make them sound so elaborate even though they're abandoned homes.😁😁😁😁
Thank you Jeremy, the feeling is mutual friend
I loved the video
What happens to these homes and all the things inside them?
Who can take ??
Thank you Jeremy for showing us this beautiful home,I lost my husband to Covid last yr. I would love to buy this property and bring it back to its original life. If there’s some way you can get me the bank that has it, I will buy it. I would love to restore this house back to life , I hate to just see it sit there and rot away it deserves to be loved again !
My dad was an antique dealer and these places you go where the antiques are just sitting in a system of decay would make him cry. It makes me cry. I wish I could get them, polish them up and put them somewhere they'd be cherished and appreciated.
The WHEEL IS A SPINDLE WHEEL FOR YARN.
Yes so true… why can’t we as viewers go buy some of the items.. I would love to have a chance to go get them.
That’s a spinning wheel. Before the 1900 they used to take sheep wool and spin it into 😢thread for sewing
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it makes you realize the items that are in thrift stores make up only a fraction of the actual antiques that are out there just rotting away
Its so heart breaking that the banks repossess these properties and don't do anything with the places for years at a time or at all.
Yes it is and there's tons of things that have substantial value if the bank foreclosed , the things auctioned off would bring in quite a bit of back money owed.
You are right. And the hole In The roof is gonna be the destroyer.
Banks are so quick to take it back but yet they don't want to do anything with it either. It COULD BE SAVED I beleive.
@@lindatimmons3675I don't think anyone wins in those situations (the bank is losing money too) , it makes no sense
Maybe starving children is heartbreaking?
@@bloomerdavid maybe they are both heartbreaking ...God bless you
@@carolsealey538 god is not real.
When I was a little girl I used to explore abandoned houses, mansions, and buildings just to glimpse how others used to live and imagine how these edifices were extensions of those forgotten people and bygone eras. Thank you for letting me go on an adventure with you. Great work. I love that you respect the places you visit by keeping things intact and where they belong.
Jeremy, you’re not just an urban explorer, but a story teller and a filmmaker.
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Agree ❤
Y'all know this man loved his wife! To have built a house like this I'm sure she picked out a lot of the stuff. An to have a heart ❤ shaped pond dug out! It just gave me chills. That's true love. That was her dream kitchen😢
I'm not sure which is more sad, an abandoned house that was clearly well loved and had many years worth of memories within its walls or a home abandoned that never even got the chance once. I wish I could buy it just to give it a chance.
I appreciate the quality of the homes you bring to your channel. I just found you yesterday. The fact that I haven't seen graffiti or totally trashed homes is refreshing. Your work shows the respect they deserve.
A fitting end to this video- the beautiful Thunderbird, just waiting for Owen to return and take it for a drive. Thanks, Jeremy for another awesome tour.
Thanks for the kind words! I'm really glad you enjoyed the tour and the ending with the Thunderbird. It felt like the perfect note to end on, symbolizing hope and continuity. Appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts, means a lot!
That T-Bird is almost identical to the one my dad restored except his had red interior. He passed away some years back (2002) and his was worth $40k at that time. Another newer one he restored, one he willed to me, was worth quite a bit but not as much. That one was painted red. Man do I miss him and all his restoration projects and endless hobbies.💔
This video made me cry. My dad passed on & we never got to move into a place. He passed away unexpectedly at 59 last summer 7.20.22 I miss him so much. All the dreams & memories never came to fruition & never will. Oh man it hurts. His second grandchild was born 1 month after he passed on. My brother named his son after him. It’s been a year now & I still can’t function right. Love you dad.
Thank you for these beautiful respectful videos a walk down memory lane, a nostalgic, time capsule. Beautifully told. Bless you all ❤
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Jeremy, I'm new to you channel, I'm watching from Michigan. I have the most respect for old homes, my Grandpa's adopted parents built their old farm house in 1907, it's still standing but sadly no longer in the family.The wonderful memories I have in that house, it's sad but my Grandpa will always be in my heart and forever my best friend.. Love you Grandpa
I'm from the UK and working my way from oldest to newest videos. I was really glad when you got a sponsor and started the presentation, as you are a natural presenter. Keep up the good work ! I hope you go onto do big things.
That’s a spinning wheel! Yes, when you love someone and loose them, there dies the dream and all material things become meaningless.
Such an incredible place and such a sad story. Hoping that Ellie found peace after Owen’s passing. Great one Jeremy!
So sad!!
This is my idea of what rich people should do. Its a nice estate with a nice house, not some ridiculous 50,000 square foot monstrosity of a mansion.
I'll never understand why the unwanted possessions are not donated to a charity of some sort. This makes me sick that there are so many people that can be helped with these items. The toilet paper and paper towels alone!!!!
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I'm curious as to why no one has ever bought it from the bank
Once the taxes stop on the house it becomes abandoned then who ever run into things and homes like this they take they possession in want get in trouble because no one claims it but the one who views it
I think the bank foreclosed; I think relatives can’t take anything once that is done
@@1927suthat’s so horrible. He got cancer & passed so quickly. Imagine how hard that is & then lose your brand new house that you never lived & lose all your belongings. That’s just heartless. 😢😢
Let me tell you how polite and respectful you are. As you tell this story, I feel like I'm there. You are a good storyteller. I like to see how much you respect other people's property. Greetings from Italy
Omg! I've been to this place. The company I worked for put fiber optics up in this area. I actually did a ton of research on owners and real estate companies and deeds. I was interested in buying it. But I ended up getting ghosted by the real estate people I was talking to. Such a beautiful place that you wouldn't even know existed. The driveway to it isn't even visible.
Where is it located?
Find out which bank owns it. You can go to the courthouse and find out. If there's no commission, real estate agents aren't going to help. But a Construction Deed had to be recorded. Start with the Clerk's office.
@@beckywinkler6464yiyiyi Exactly
@@CatinthehatOct1989 It's the idiotic theory of urbex. They are jst jealous and want to keep the places for themselves
If you buy it, post the fixup videos!!!
For the roof on a new home to give way in only 3 years, it must have had issues to begin with. Sad and tragic indeed.
Yeah the whole house looks a bit shoddily built. Typical in some rural areas where not many fine homes are built.
yes very shoddy looking except I did think the living room with kitchen was okay@@briancoleman971
I was thinking the same about the roof
Maybe an airplane dropped a frozen holding tank load 💩. Really sad that it's not getting patched and everything is going to be ruined. Those are antiques in there. More history getting erased
True , very bad construction , same the carpet was done very bad way. Terribly crooked in several years . Very bad job which so unbelievable for expensive mension as this .
I lost my husband to stage four lung cancer four years ago (we only found out just six months in advance)and its still too very hard to look at any of his things that he enjoyed in life He had an entire collection of rc/model airplanes and all the tools and things that go with his hobby.We have stored every piece of those away where we cannot see them.Maybe one of these days when we are ready ,we will be able to get them out and look at them .Until then only time knows when that time will be.I cannot imagine having to look at an entire home filled with all of his memories.I can understand how this grieving lady just up and left personal belongings.The pain is sometimes unbearable and overwhelming to some of us.I pray for those of us that are left to grieve for those that were taken way too soon.
All this beautiful history rotting away makes me sad. Thanks for documenting it, though I'm heartbroken you can't rescue everything. I grew up restoring old cars, so... well... just wow. Be well and stay safe exploring!
So sad. Very sad All the memories that sometimes are so fond but hurt as well because they remain in the past and we cannot ever be in that time again. God bless. I feel pain as well missing those happier times and those that are on longer here. Bless you again
A man that became a doctor to help others heal from cancer died by it way to sad. Life really does suck at times.
You are a good story teller about the people that had these homes. Thank you Jeremy. The Victrola is not a Victrola. It's a stereo cabinet with speakers. 😊
Thank you so much for the kind words and for pointing out the stereo cabinet! Learning from viewers like you makes this journey even more enriching. I'm glad you appreciate the storytelling aspect; it's a crucial part of paying respect to the lives and memories contained within these homes. Stay tuned for more explorations! 🏠🎙️😊
Yes it is years ago I had one with red velvet in the front of it
The rectangular shape around the hole in the roof suggests that the hole may have been for one of those turbine exhaust fans, commonly used to remove heat from attic spaces. The exhaust fan could have been blown off during a storm; removed/taken by someone; or possibly the installation hadn't been completed.
It would take a minimal amount of effort and money to cover the hole on the nine year old roof which, assuming that it was installed correctly, should provide many more years of protection from the elements.
Choosing to allow the house and its contents to be destroyed by moisture instead of selling, donating or giving the furniture/car away for free is wasteful, inexcusable and morally reprehensible, IMO.
They were just stocking up.
THEY LIVED THERE!!
I would like to say that this current new home explore by you, after actually watching the video and seeing the hole on the roof it actually looks like something fell out of the sky something incredible hard to smash a hole in the roof, the bank would be wise to to put at least a tarp on the roof to try to stop the further damage of a virtually brand new home I am not sure exactly where this home is located. But appears some where in Canada. This is a home I would myself truly love to own, its always be my dream to live on acreage. This home is by far beautiful in a very tranquille location. Someone out please buy and live in this most beautiful home.
Hi, I just subscribed to your amazing channel! I am an abandoned houses Lover watcher, NEW DOMINICAN 🇩🇴NEW YORKER🇺🇸follower and I am Loving all your videos! On this one I think that these couple was about to enjoy their new Lovely home but they were taken but surprised with the suddenly passing of her husband! So very sad , how she then maybe decided not to live there without her Love! Very sad how she bought all the kitchen and house stuff and Christmas decorations!😢😢I am so sorry! And this happened not too long ago! Where are the family? And the children 🙏♥️
Thank you for bringing us this beautiful, but tragic home. I don't usually cry while watching videos, but this one had me. To cap it all off, the classic T-Bird in the garage, so sad to see it sitting there all alone.
It's called Great Wheel. Or a wool wheel, high wheel or walking wheel. You use it to spin wool or cotton because the high ratio between the large wheel and the whorl enables the spinner to turn the bobbin faster, thus significantly speeding up production. 😊
I used one once and made the worlds biggest knot and invented new words
Just an absolutely gorgeous house here. The story behind it is so sad. I just hope someone breathes new life into this beautiful house soon!!!
I am also shocked at how quickly things decay. This house was relatively new. I wonder what put that huge hole in the roof? I am also curious as to why banks repossess homes but then don’t sell them.
This was a great discovery! Not a fan of the antique theme but the floor plan was exciting. The Thunderbird was the icing on the cake! I'm hooked on your channel after seeing this exciting episode!
You are such an amazing content creator! The first ever ive watched exploring these abandoned mansions with so much respect to the past owners showcasing their beautiful and yet devastating stories.. cant wait for more!
These houses are amazing. I can’t help but wonder what happens to the antiques? I hope they are being cared for. It breaks my heart to think all that beautiful stuff is just left to rot. Please tell me that isn’t so.
This takes my breath away. My word how can you leave this behind
Can't hope thinking how these homes are so badly needed for our Vets.😢
Is the chest cedar instead of pine? I think it’s probably cedar even if I’m not there to smell it. That would be the test. Love your videos. You respect the people and place while narrating the stories. Thank you for that. Love your work.
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What a beautiful home just sitting there to rot down. That carpet looks worn, so it must have been lived in at some point. I cannot imagine why it would be left like that with all the contents. Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it very much!!Shalom ❤
That is odd that it looks like they hardly lived there but the carpet is worn.
Such a sad story, beautiful home that was created out of love. As her heart was broken the house is showing it is broken hearted as well.
Looks like the first bathroom counter is granite; love the spinning wheel; Hun, it's a stereo box, record albums may be in a box somewhere; that TBird is so BEAUTIFUL🥰 and she look pretty good despite the starts of mold growth...thank you bringing dignity to the homes people.
truly enjoy your explorations.... its like we are there with you :) so amazing how you tell the story of each place eventho it is sad you put a glimpse of what it was like :)
The large room with the tray ceiling was the master bedroom I believe. What a stunning property! I would look into buying this if I knew where it was. It’s not over the top but could easily be switched over to my tastes. I could have the rescue sanctuary I’ve always wanted. I just love this!
Wow, wow, wow this is the best video yet. Such a beautiful story, and life's saddest at the same time. Such beautiful pieces, I just don't understand why they would leave everything behind. I understand how the people feel about the stuff connected to it, the memories. Oh well. I look forward to your next adventure. Thanks for sharing
I can't understand why the children did claim the furniture and glassware not to mention all the things still packaged. The house looks to still be salvageable.
What an absolutely amazing house 🏡 The furniture alone is worth a small fortune being, for the most part, antiques.
The car was definitely a status symbol back in the day. To think what it could be if it were lovingly restored to it's original condition.
Thank you so much for this opportunity to see into the past and to see all of the beautiful things inside 😊❤
This is so sad! No family members or sibling, friends, relatives, Who has it to sale, real estate agency, this make no sense to me! First of all, where is the famili🎉of these beautiful home, you can not take it with you.
Omg Jeremy, that 1950 Thunderbird is the badest. Look how wide and roomy it is inside a couple could do some romping around in that backseat. Lol! No seat belts and the gearshift up on the column. I bet it had three speeds, with the clutch being that button on the floor. WoW! No, I didn't get the chance to hoard tp the stores were out. This was an awesome tour, Jeremy . Thank You 🥰
It’s always incredibly sad watching these homes and the things people sweat for goes to waste. I blame the banks 100% of the times, these homes goes in foreclosure and the banks just forget about it…. It’s really sad
That looks like a 1962 Thunderbird. Like so many others have commented, it’s a shame these things can’t be saved.
The wood thing with the wheel is a spinning wheel. There is a process in which you take the wool you sheer from sheep & spin it to turn it into yarn. I would love to buy one of them.
I will never understand why people leave all this amazing stuff behind, maybe they didn't have kids? But if they did I would think they would want this stuff or sell it. Beautiful home but sad story.
Jeremy pretty much explained the reason why this home and valuables were left behind. The bank came in and repossed the home and items. Taking a dream home and the valuables away from this poor woman who had recently ju⁹st lost her loving husband. So that the financial institution could just let it rot, and vandals to steal and destroy. The end of this love story is over and Mother Nature will have the final say, it appears, anyways!! Such a sad and 😥 ending for such a beautiful love story!!!
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Thank you I could not have said it better. And the bank will let it rot and fall apart collecting insurance probably then it will be sold for a housing g development probably.
The guest house was being built for their son and grandchildren
@@jerrymoore838 Do you know the ppl that we're building this. Did they only have 1 child
@@Wildflower-ue8qm The woman should have moved everything out before she let the bank have it back.
I didn't change my shopping habits. I bought only what I needed for whatever little bit of time I needed . it made it very difficult for the people who didn't hoard the shelves were ALWAYS empty.!!
that's very greedy and selfish. You need to remember you're not the only person on this Earth. 😁✌️
Jeremy, My Mama & Me think the wheel instrument is actually A Weeving wheel,
Where they’d sew & Or Make clothes. :-) …, My Mama o && Me are sitting here @ quarter after 8 in the morning, watching your videos. My Mama is my best friend and I want to say thank you for bringing us together like this. This is unforgettable moments That I’ll never forget. You’re by far the best. Your voice alone && I mean, obviously much more- It’s like You’ve been doing this most of your life. We love u, Jeremy. Thank you so much for keeping us on an adventure, always!!!
The wooden piece you ere asking about with the wheel is a spinning wheel. Made in pioneer days to spin yarn and thread. Very common in farm houses, which this looks like the vibe they were going for.
Maybe he'll recognize the name Rumpelstiltskin
Jeremy, your voice🥰. Thanks for the content.
Thank you so much!!
It's so humbling to see all of these things just hidden away.
This love story is something you just don't hear about any longer!! People meet, get into relationships as they sizzle, get married and then before too long they just get divorced...no big deal?! Phoey! Not even spending time yo get to know one another and work through falling in love. FINALLY this beautiful couple find one another and BAM he is taken away. It is so so sad.😢😢😢 Makes your heart break. I am glad that you and the things they left behind can tell the story of their life together...at least part of it anyway! ❤❤
This place is amazing but with such a sad story, and that car was just wow unbelievable ❤
I know I have been talking a lot I keep forgetting to tell you that your voice is so soothing. It helps me in the evening when I’ve had a bad day. You are so respectful of the people , of the house itself I just like to look inside some of those little bags, really look in the drawers ,things like that I say Jeremy look in there. But you just walked right on by laugh out loud thank you again I think I’m done now
It’s so sad when a house that was built because of an amazing love passed away. Thank you for respecting their items and not just talking what you like. You are a lovely person
Why are they letting it all rot?
The dreams that were broken by tragedy is so sad, I’m looking at all the memories and art and antiques and I just see sadness everywhere. After the bank took it back I would have thought that the family would come and collect most of the items that didn’t sell during the estate sale. The bank could have resold it.
i can't even finish this vid... it's so sad looking at those things... being abandoned. It should have been filled with great memories. It should have been a home for a beautiful family with a lot of kids...
I wonder why the bank didn’t sell this home after foreclosure.
You sure can weave a story. Way to go Jeremy.
The quilt that was on the quilt stand was made with the marriage ring pattern on it. Usually given to a couple on their wedding day. Or made by a mother for her daughter to put in her hope chest.
Sad to see dreams just left there. 😢
Yes very sad
I like the ceiling. Instead of a tray ceiling they made it into a raised ceiling.
A spinning wheel.
Cows have been using the pond.
It was used for knitting. They have history from 1740s when Lewis Paul and John Wyatt of Birmingham patented the Roller Spinning machine an the flyer and Bobbi system, for drawing cotton to a more-even thickness, using two sets of rollers that travelled at different speeds.
I have been curious for a while. How do you do your research for the places you explore? You have a lot of knowledge about the places you visit. I'm just curious.
I’ve never hoarded anything in my life. I was angry at the hoarders when I was unable to FIND any TP in any store. Very frustrating. I’ll personally never understand the hoarding - & the waste - that comes from it.
I think that wheel thing is a spinning Jenny. They used it to make yarn or something like that
WOW it is really hard to see so much stuff going to waste. The car alone could be sold and enjoyed by someone who would take care of it. The bank needs to liquidate the personal items and let someone salvage what they can from the house fixtures. Thanks again for the video and the story.
So much could be salvaged , ie furniture, plumbing items, doors, windows , sinks, appliances, even dishware, not to mention that fantastic car ! Such a waste. :(
This is really sad I cannot believe Everything was left behind!
I can’t wait to see the next place you show us. Your voice is mesmerizing.
Thank you for the kind words! Knowing that my voice added to the experience for you! It makes all the work that much more rewarding. Stay tuned, the next place is sure to captivate you just as much! 😊
Why wasn’t it sold. I would think the wife and son would have it and all the furnishings😮
Dude…how do you do what you do? Omg…the heartbreak of these stories. You are perfection…thank you for sharing.
It's amazing that no one has stolen the stuff , it's easy probably $100k worth of items maybe even more with the artwork if it's real. Hopefully no one finds it but it's also a shame to see it just waste away.
I love her teapot collection! I wonder why she didn't keep that at least?
I don't know if this has already been mentioned among all these comments, but that wooden contraption on the first floor with the big wheel on it? I'm pretty sure that's a spinning wheel that's used to make yard out of raw wool.
That’s a “walking Wheel” or spinning wheel made for spinning wool to make spools of thread to create clothing. Very old antique. The size of that one is big. Probably worth $1500-2000.
Please call the county where this home is, and see if the estate or bank can send a company to clean out the belongings before it falls down.
@18.43 It is a cotton fabric maker with cotton yarn that was used in India, before textile factories came up
I am a new fan of your beautiful and amazing journey to show us these abandoned mansions. I love the antique furnitures and all. In this episode the heart pond is a steal! 👍
Oh please, please say someone has gone in and saved the Thunderbird. That car is absolutely gorgeous. My great aunt always drove Thunderbirds, and she would've swooned over that one.
God bless...thank you for the tour
I like the stories behind these homes and what happened good job
Also you make me cry often with your stories love it ❤
The antique tool with the big wheel was a spinning wheel. They were used to spin yarn from fibers.
That's a Spinning Wheel , used to spinning cotten in to thread. the wood chest is a Cedar Chest
Spectacular content....Very professional...But I asked myself....why are these properties lost and no one buys them?....How strange is all this...very sad too... Greetings Jeremis. Excellent product
That first curved cabinet is a quarter sawn white oak cabinet. It’s apparent due to the ray flecking that’s visible in the wood grain. White oak is the only tree thst msjes thst design however it’s inky visible when quarter sawn.
Dear Jeremy, thanks for the video! When I saw the thunderbird it was a pleasant shock!
I can’t understand why the bank doesnt auction off all they can . It would at least get some of their money back. These houses could be used as an orphanage or community for homeless or anything. Yet they sit and get all damaged. That was a spinning wheel that they spun wool on. Definitely stuff that would have gotten them some money back. It’s so sad!!!
The record player is not a Victrola. My parents had one very similar to that one. It's just a record player designed to look like a piece of furniture. There was no storage area for the records. Also, antique beds were only full-sized beds. Queen beds were not created until much later. Believe it or not married couples did both sleep in them together. The bike you saw on the second floor sitting area was just for decoration. It's way to small to have actually been able for someone to have ridden it. 😊
Solar heated ceiling and the countertop is granite with green glass vessel sinks
Spinning wheel for wool to yarn
These houses makes me want to buy them to breathe fresh air back into the wall with happiness.
It's sad she could have sold that stuff to help live out her life unless she passed before that could be done. Curious why the son never came back and took the stuff. Very sad how all this stuff is just left to rot.
My thoughts exactly
I love the antiques. What a sad story. Heartbreaking.