Massive Abandoned 1970's Bungalow Forgotten in the Woods! Full of Stuff! FHO Ep.104
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In today's explore we venture inside the massive abandoned Bungalow that was built in the 1970s. Like the last home I explored, this home along with about 4 others has been purchased to be demolished to make way for a large subdivision. From what I can tell, an Asian family was the last occupants of this home. Surprisingly, there's quite a lot of stuff left behind from clothes, paintings, medication, furniture and more! Unfortunately, the windows of this home have been left open allowing moisture into the home. The walls are frosted and by spring this place will likely be a mouldy disaster!
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I think what you called the master bedroom coming up from the basement was actually the living (with fireplace) and attached sunroom. The water stains are probably from hard water that runs in the taps. My in-laws had the same problem because it was well water and not hooked up to municipal water. Good video though. Thanks Noah!
Iron in the water can stain tubs, sinks and clothes washed in the water a orange/rusty color. Enjoyed the tour of the house. Thanks Noah.
Agreed! Also, there was a big water filtration system in the laundry room.
Definitely
Unusual house but the Santa letter absolutely broke my heart. It was just so sad. 😭 Thinking of him getting up excited on Christmas morning to find that note. But thanks for getting out in the cold to share.
I'm thinking it has well water, and there is a lot of iron in the water which caused the rust in the bathrooms.
Agree. Also seemed like they had a lot of water softener equipment in that utility room on the ground floor.
That was a serious iron in the water problem. Difficult to control the staining.
Found your channel by accident, usually watch disasters and crime, now binge watching your channel. Always pleased when I hear other people with you, as it seems safer and less creepy. Now subscribed to your channel. So sad these houses are left to rot, I would love to live in some of them, they have character, unlike these new builds, all the same, keep up good work
Room at 13:00 mins is a living room.
I would like to point many families have a "show" area and the common living area.
In the "show" area is where visitors come and visit. Usually, the really nice stuff is in the "show" area.
The Common living area is where the family does everyday things.
or With a second kitchen you can rent rooms.
It’s definitely set up for two families to live there. It’s a shame it’s going to be torn down. It could be renovated and be a nice home.
I sure wish developers would salvage the usable materials to be repurposed and donate the usable items the former owners left behind.
Seem to be set up as two complete Apartments. U can tell by the remodeled entry way. The room you called the Master bedroom upstairs looks like the upper Living room. Love your Videos, I love hitt'n the like Button..Keep it up buddy. If i get some extra money soon I'll buy ya a coffee☺
Yes I agree that big room upstairs was the living room. The doors locked so each area was not accessible to the other.
@@lambrow u bet..Thanks for the reply. Noah does such a great job of showing us around👍
Hi Noah,thank you for this awesome bungalow from the 1970s.you know I'm a collector of 70-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia.And bungalows hold a special place in my heart cause my gram lived in one
Heavy minerals in the water cause that staining so bad. I think they split and rented for extra money, it didn’t have same decor as downstairs. Great explore! Stay safe!
Whoa. I can't imagine bathing or brushing my teeth in the water of that house. There must be an amazing amount of minerals and iron in it. If it coated the tiles like that, think what it was doing to their hair and skin.
That place had such bad water I can only imagine the toll that would take on someones body after a while. . Jeez. Looks like either had way to much iron in it or sulfur. Either way your right, that's pretty bad.
This is a nice house. It makes you wonder why the people who lived there left.
That last bathroom you showed was grosser than gross. EW, I think they never
cleaned that shower and the fact that it is abandon it got rusty. All those bathrooms
had rusty sinks. I think you are right about an Asian family living there but usually
the Asian people are clean. But it is neat house. It is really cool. Also there must
have been someone sick there with all that medication you found there. Who would
leave a home and not take their meds. Well Noah you have done it again, showing us
a beautiful house that these people just left to rot. Thank you for bringing us along.
The upstairs 'master bedroom' is the lounge.
House is pretty nice! Such a shame they get demolished. Great explore Noah! 🥰🥰🥰
A lot of homes in my area have a basement kitchen. The room you thought was the master bedroom was actually the living room.
Another cool house. Would be nice to reno this place. As you walk through houses, if I like the place, Im always thinking about how I would fix or redo things if I owned the home. What colour I'd paint walls, replace flooring, woodwork and cabinets, fire places, light fittings, taps etc haha. I think I need to win lotto and buy a place to reno LOL.
My husband and I bought a home in the country were it had hard water. Sometimes it smelled like rotten eggs and my white clothes that had been washed were rust stained😤. Just joking 😁. The tub when we first moved there was badly rust stained😔.
Neat house except for those dirty bathrooms. Gross! Thank you for not opening the fridge and showing us the toilet. Gross! I support your multi family idea. Looks like it. Glad to see 👀 you Noah and always a pleasure to watch your videos. Stay warm and safe.
THEY PROBABLY HAD TO LEAVE BECAUSE THE WATER SUPPLY WENT BAD ON THEM !.
That stairway was open, they remodeled that area for a separate entrance to the up stairs.
That was a neat house. It is set up very oddly, definitely 70's/80's look.
Excellent explore!! I cannot believe someone would leave without bringing their prescription meds! 😳 the bathrooms were quite awful with the water staining! Yikes! Definitely a good explore! Thanks 🙏 Noah! 🤗
A couple of thoughts - after the drone footage showing the size of the property then that garbage can full of mail, I thought of how some poor mailman (or woman) had to trudge up there, in all kinds of weather and who knows how many times, to deliver junk mail to an empty house. And big items you can understand why someone might not take, but prescription medications? Or at least dispose of them. Just kind of odd. And that Santa letter was just 😢.
It looks like they had well water with the way those showers and sinks looked like
That staining in the bath tubs and showers could be from minerals in the water, or salts. So its not really dirty , but stained.. it sucks..
It’s a multi family home. Like two separate apartments.
Hi Noah, great explore. Beautiful property. There are tannins in the water which leave that yellow staining everywhere. Almost impossible to flush or clean. So not actually dirt but soap scum in shower for sure!
Dissolved iron in the water, not tannins. Property has a well drawing water from an iron-rich formation. That can easily be removed from the raw water by at-source treatment but the chemicals are costly and not likely to be well maintained by a tenant.
Great tour, Noah! Thanks for taking us along!
Great exploration as always. Sad to know that they demolish nice houses.
Looks like a high iron content in the water by all the staining. The flooring in the kitchen looks like the kind that has asbestos in it.
This was a nice house I don't care if it is 70"s 80"s I like it very much shame that it's going to be torn down I would live here with all the aminities it has 2 kitchens 2 car garage master bedroom is wonderful with that beautiful sunroom off of it all the bathrooms...beautiful porch with lovely scenery out back so private I love that also...I love that it's a drop bungalow I love those types of homes my favorite...all around nice place
I’m ready and looking forward to the explore!
Noah I enjoyed seeing all the stuff left behind..A week from today I'll be ordering more tabloids and magazines for my collection 😊
My shower, sink and toilet look almost the same........not quite as bad as the last shower but very close to it. We have so much iron in our water 😞
Great video as always! See in the next one!
Mother-in-law apartment in basement - main living area upstairs…
Or a kind of duplex…
That’s a lot of iron in that well
For stuff to get donated, it would cost time and money. You need people, transportation, fuel, etc etc.
That kinda looks like The Simpsons house
Thanks for another great video. That water staining was just the worst.
Thanks for watching!
You'd think that the house could be rehabbed, but big builders like to just level everything and start from scratch. The house doesn't have an appealing style worthy of saving. BTW, in the US a "bungalow" is a small, cozy house, but I guess in Canada you call any detached house a bungalow!
Awesome tour
solid video. insane amount of frost on that wall.. damn!
Wow, you said 54k subscribers and four hours later it’s 55k!!
That’s pretty good!
Congratulations ! 🍾🎊🎉🎈
Well It was a while ago I filmed this but the channel has grow fairly steadily over the last month so it's pretty cool! Thanks!
That big room you called master bedroom upstairs is a living room that's why they was a kitchen there and I'm like you, it was a 2 family house and that's probly why the stairs were built there to so they wouldn't disturb the people down stairs, the town I lived in and raised in the houses were built for 2 family's this way.
I learned something - looks like the consensus for the plumbing fixture staining is iron and other minerals. That's wild! And yes, I believe what you said is the master bdrm is actually a living room :) I think the room with the bathroom that has the crazy-rusty shower is the master. Definitely a Chinese family, at least who resided in the basement. And to your comments about multiple generations - and don't quote me on this - but Chinese families will purchase houses with siblings to pay off the mortgage faster, until they have saved enough to each own their own homes; interesting concept. I apologize if this isn't a correct fact, as it is hearsay.
4:35 That motif on that couch is so 1990
Hope they put in a water system for the new expensive homes.
This is James Barrow it's so heartbreaking 💔
A lot of iron in the water. It stains everything, even your clothes when you wash them.
Not dirt, but high iron content from non treated well water gives rusty color to fixtures.
Great house👍🏼
That house is perfect. Could that wall be saved from mold somehow?
They'd have to cut out the drywall and redo it, that is if its not behind the wall as well. doable but wont be done likely
My grandmother called that hard water lol, but it sulfer water
...sounds like the start of a good (possibly horror) story. With the occupants having been grabbed by Something In The Woods or having run into a fallout shelter in the mistaken belief WW3 was about to start and having both stayed in there all these years and somehow survived.
The dark color in bathrooms us called rust
Holy Rust Batman!
The bathrooms weren't dirty. There was major iron in the water causing the red discoloration.
The rust is from hard water
Rust water, water softener tank it wash room off the garage
I really liked this one ☝️
Looks like a raised ranch, not a bungalow. It is a duplex.
That dirty sink and tub is from the iron in the well water :) But yes it has not been cleaned in a really long time lmao. That is a lot of build up
But how could you just leave the upper level in garage unexplored. Saw a ghost?
That's why I call him Half-A-Showa Noah. lol
Lazy
Once upon a time, this would have been a great place to live, depending on how far it is to the shops 😁
This place could be renovated and put to good use again. But darn developers need the land to build them ugly cookie cutter homes. That yellowing in the showers must have been caused by extremely hard water. They must not had a water softening system or didnt use it. Another great explore Noah. Hugs.
we have hard water in Utah, but its not a rust bucket. It's because of rust content, its probably on a well.
Really nice!
Yeah that was the living/dining room upstairs not the master, I would say the master was the last room you showed with the gross looking shower 🤮
It may not necessarily have had 2 families living there, they may have just chose to spend most of their time on the lower floor and slept upstairs, great video as always dude 🙂
I think the paintings may be from Paint Nights that were popular a few years ago. I created one myself.
Definitely NOT a bungalow. Look it up.
Those are Chinese decorations for Chinese New Year.
That is some serious rust stains in those bathrooms!
That's not the master bedroom, it's the family room. It's rust/iron in all of the showers, toilets and sinks. The water there is no good and needs to be treated.
Wow, I guess in Canada poverty isn't a thing. If you think that house is rundown then you've got it really good in Canada. That house would be considered good condition in most places here in the USA.
Hey Noah, great explorer. Certainly did appear a couple of Asian families resided there. I loved that huge living space with fireplace. It could accommodate many seating areas for the two families. It was obvious that the water there was not the best. Iron in the water tends to turn anything relate with it brown. Makes everything look really gross. Very difficult to clean off the facilities once stained.
Such a shame all of these countries are destroying our history, regardless of the age just to build condos or new neighborhoods. But, as time travels soon there will be houses so far advanced with robots, etc. What we once knew as earth will be turned into something out of this world. Thank God I will be far gone. Great job. Stay safe and God bless.
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The exterior of this house kind of reminds me of the Simpsons.
Iron in the water will cause that coloring.
Never seen somebody subway tile a bathroom floor bizarre.
Going by the intro video shots this house gets frequent visitors from the house next door less than 30 yards. Abandoned my ass!
There are literally 4 abandoned houses in a row here. The one beside this is also abandoned. The footprints are from other explorers. Believe it's abandoned, don't believe it's abandoned, I simply don't care😂
@@NoahNowhere someone woke up with Noone to stroke him off. nlah
@@ibelieveinmiracles9405 it's always funny when someone realizes they're wrong so they gotta resort to stupid comments like that to feel like they did something 😂. Have a good one
The water had Iron in it really bad.
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Look it was a deplex
It just looks like a boring office building on the outside, not really like a house.
I was thinkin the same.
A professional building.
Noah yer slipping! You didn't open the refridgerator!
Good vid anyway friend. 👍👍
Exciting
Never saw shower/bath dirt that colour before! How could anyone get that orange?
An time capsule fore sure . An lot of people hating on the developer but in there defiance how could they sell that house. Why would they want to.? A 2 or 2 and half acer lot an hope skip and a jump from the GTA is worth millions. How could they justify the cost of renovating one smallish house sitting on a huge lot when they could parcel off the lots and sell new homes?
House is still good and nice build but they will knock it.
Why can't some of these " abandoned homes" EVERYWHERE ,IN EVERY COUNTRY ON THE PLANET, be given to homeless families to be given a decent roof over THIER heads? Most are in good shape, only need a good clean and a few repairs and a Family or other homeless person gets a chance at living in decent shelter again! There by Gods Grace goes anyone in two paychecks ,maybe even one! I've been there and know what I'm talking about dear ones! Where are our brains and resources to solve homelessness and hunger WORLDWIDE!WE CAN AND SHOULD DO BETTER ,for us All!
They have extremely hard water 💧 the iron content it’s not dirt but should have been managed way better
What would turn the sinks and showers that color?
Well water or high minerals in water or old pipes with rust
I'm thinking the power (hydro) may have been left on after the residents left and didn't get turned off when the pandemic hit. Judging by the masks left behind, I'd say some squatters got a couple of years of free rent and utilities!
I don’t think it’s a master bedroom it could be the living room
It is a 2 car garage isn't that something
Not dirty it’s water stains
Cool , the shower stall needs a ton of Bleach !!!
Asians love subdividing houses...
It's Dirty 🤣
After viewing a few videos of different properties such as this, I have one very important question. That being the following.
When discovering such properties, why doesn't any of the people doing these videos do their Due Diligence and contact the local County Tax Collector or Tax Assessor's Offices? Ask those folks for the Owner On Record, and where the Tax Bill is being sent to? Then, do a little research by contacting those folks with regards to the current situation regarding these properties. At least the video providers would then have a REAL STORY that is connected to these properties.
JUST A SUGGESTION!!!
You do realize how long that would take right? It's also not free. Let's say you do get the information, that doesn't mean the family will want to talk with you. It realistically doesn't make sense to pursue that information to likely just be told "we sold it to a developer". You also wouldn't be able to get videos out at a reasonable rate.
@@NoahNowhere Agreed. Also, people pass away, move, go to jail etc. Once people move on, not everyone is going to want going to want rehash how they lost their lovely home or went through a long depressing divorce. Lol. A lot of it is probably pretty mundane, too. "My wife left me because I cheated with the secretary, then lost my job when the boss found out." Or "we moved, the well water sucked." "Grandma, got old, sick and died." Lolol.
that is rust