How tragic. That home is waiting for its family to come home and it will never happen. Thank you for showing respect for these old homes. Just such a beautiful farm house.
Hi Auree D... I agree with you 100%! A back story on who lived there, why they seemed to just up and leave, or was there some tragedy? Why wasn't such a valuable place put on the market, or claimed by someone? I mean, are there massive issues requiring repairs? Maybe that beautiful house is haunted? (don't laugh, I've heard more unusual things.) If I had a way of getting it repaired it would make a great sanctuary for kids, animals, or students. Anyway, let's keep wishing... In the meantime, Take Care of you and yours, and Stay Safe and Well...
Wen Is-Me Yes I agree why would anyone leave such a place and it did occur to me that it must be haunted or maybe a traumatic event that they just wanted to run away from.
@@wenis-me9678 I was also thinking maybe it was haunted. If they had fixed the roof first, the rest may have been saved. The first floor looked beautiful.
It was a beautiful house when it was a home. It makes me feel incredibly sad to see houses abandoned and full of stuff. There is no way I could leave stuff behind. Brent, I am glad you shut doors behind you, it shows respect for the house and its previous owners.
In my culture birds carry the souls of the deceased.. The bird tried to protect the property at the beginning (when you entered) but he got more comfortable later.. I guess he is the soul of the one of the inhabitants of this house
There's no such thing as God all I've seen in life was hate anger heartache I Spit on those but told me I pray things will get better nope only worse but pity for those who think. Praying thinking that after this there's a better life
@@littlescooter6021 I grew up in a Spanish Villa style home the size or larger then that Farmhouse here in Seattle, and everyone thought we were rich, it was a beautiful home, but my Mom and I laugh because we had to jump over a stream in the basement to get to the wood burning stove to chop wood and stoke it LOL real glamorous.
Greetings Kelli Corkery... I agree with so many other responders. The house and grounds ar beautiful! I can imagine waking up in the morning and cooking in that awsome kitchen, going out to the barn and feeding and watering any animals, taking a basket to a kitchen garden (like I used to go to with my grandma) and pick anything ripe to add to the dinner menu. It truly I'd a dream property. Plus there was so much left behind. I'd bet a lot of it would still be useable. I think that little chandelier was quite charming. Oh well, sorry for the book, I just wanted to tell you that you weren't alone. There's a lot of people like you that share a dream. Good luck, Take care and Stay Safe and Well...
It creeps me out even that you don't get scared to go in the basement... alone, or even upstairs. I'd be so scared and especially if I were alone. Please be careful. I love your videos.
ibcranky I am so sorry you are homeless 💔 Can I ask how did you become homeless? How are you surviving? I hope your daughter will allow you to stay with you for as long as you need. Bless her heart! I would NEVER allow my mom to remain homeless. There are organizations that can help you. There are ppl that can help you. Please message me. May god bless you and your daughter and I pray someone with too much money that will find it in their hearts to reach out to you and help you get back in your feet.
@@angellehull7949 Angelle my daughter and her husband wanted a bigger place and she asked me to move on a property with them. Thought at the time that it was a good idea. The place had a partially converted garage on it and finished it. Cost about 50,000.00 to 70,000 grand to finish it off. I also put 40,000 dollars down from the sell of the home I had before moving to there property. Paid 3,000.00 in closing costs. Seven months after moving there she decided she was unhappy and wanted a divorce. Once the property was devided up, her husband getting the property I had no where to live. It's just money but then i lost my job because of health issues. Now that I have money coming in again would love to have a place again of my own. I am disabled and DO Not make as much as I did. Can't afford the downpayment or closing costs.. In the end you do not disown the ones you love. If my family was homeless and I only had a tent they would have a place to stay. Not everyone thinks the same way. thanks for asking and caring Jessie
Hi Brent! I could understand if the owners were bought out by developers and left but why not with their belongings? It's just really sad to see this. Always be safe Brent! Stay amazing!❤
Hi Brent. Great old farmstead to explore! Happy(and really appreciate) you take time to check out the barns & sheds! I think I also saw a cool old hay baler next to the old green tractor! Love seeing old machinery!! They took good care to clean out the barn! Love exploring with you! Thanks so much! Sad it will all be gone some day....
I would have shut that door right back quicker than I got it open because it looks so lived in, that's a good find. I'm a door shutter also, so much so that at 14 my dad offered to take mine off the hinges .
I’m always amazed at abandoned houses. It’s sad and creepy at the same time. Every time I see a barn , I think of the value of the barn board. The barn may be finished but the value is in the boards. Another good one! Take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
Your channel is the best for explores hands down plus you’re professional in your approach and knowledgeable. Keep it up! I loved this house and glad they left the belongings. It made it appear they were still there. I realized just what you said. They made so much money on the sale they left nice stuff there.
Another place that at one time was a nice home. I really loved the front door, and the table and chairs were nice. I think that your take on the occupants getting a great price on the property and just deciding to buy new is correct. It.s a shame as you said. that items in good shape cannot get into the hands of people who could really use them
I'm hoping the developer has a scrapping crew going into these places and grabbing everything they can salvage. That front door was fantastic and all that old barn wood! I would hate to think it all went under the dozer and into a landfill.
Another great find, Brent! I'm fascinated by these places you find and explore. When I was a kid growing up in the 50's - we lived on an old farm in the Georgetown area and near Meadowvale. It would be great to get the story on the old places where so much stuff is left behind. I was half expecting someone to answer when we saw all the footwear so neatly lined up. There must be some incredible stories! Thanks again!
That was such a wonderful house and barn. I imagine that it was quite grand back in its day. I liked the covered porch... I could envision myself sitting there with a cup of coffee or tea and just enjoy the scenery or read a book. I thoroughly enjoyed this exploration. Thank you!
Looks like it was a decent house in earlier years but, that roof just wrecked the whole place. Can't believe all the things they left behind. Good video, Thanks
I've watched numerous videos of abandoned homes and yours are, by far, the most enjoyable to watch and you have great music! You seem like a really good guy. Thanks for letting us enjoy it, too!
No photos This house feels sad. All the toys left behind. Very odd 🤔 Big farm. Its not just the farm that will be destroyed but a whole way of life that will soon be just a memory
It always amazes me just how much stuff is just left behind. But like you said, if they offer you a bunch of money, you just buy new. Another great explore. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Brent, Always enjoy seeing "Abandoned Urbex Canada." This house along with other houses you have filmed are really nice houses and the land that they are on is beautiful also. I agree with you in regards of their belongings why they don't have a yard sale or donate these items, if they were offered money, that's okay but there are some that maybe in need clothes, beds, etc. Again, really love your channel. Thank you for sharing. Take care. Mary
I really enjoyed your video. I use to love to go poking around in old houses just to see what was inside. Sometime's got in trouble and asked to leave, but most of the time no one bothered us. Always found neat things you would never think to find in those old places.
Thanks Brent for sharing with me this video about Unbelievable abandoned decaying farmhouse with all kinds of stuff left behind in Canada. it was a nice house it is to bad it is going to be torn down i really enjoyed your last video on your you tube channel and i hope yo make new videos soon my friend and be safe and stay healthy and God Bless and thanks again.
Hi Brent. Congrats with Urban Leak-Urban Explorers. What an honor to be part of some of the best Urban explorers out there. Happy for you and have lots of fun with it. Thank you for another great explore. Much love and be safe.
It is still possible it could be a case of foreclosure. Often times the owners have to get out quickly. I hope they sold out for a lot of money and are having fun buying all new things! Brent, really enjoyed the video. Loved the old barns and the equipment shed.
This one made me cry.. the COUNTRY music in the beginning and the house just rotting away.. so sad.. I'm from A small town in Ga, so sad reminds me of my childhood..Great EXPLORE
It almost looks like they were yet to finish their packing with the mattresses in plastic, cutlery wrapped, boots at door etc. - just one more load to go - but for some reason they had to stop and couldn't get back for it.
I have done this before do too the house being extremely haunted , I just left everything and started fresh ! But also in some cases it be health issues are a really bad car crash that the previous owners never made it back home and also could other reasons as well
At one time this was a Beautiful home...The set up is awesome,..The view from all windows was amazing?.......ThankZ 4- sharing...............love this........Lucy fr. Holyoke Massachusetts.
The only reasons I can think of that someone would just leave *everything* (and it has nothing to do with mold): 1. On the lam. 2. Murdered. 3. Witness protection program. 4. Died - no heirs. 5. Made a bundle selling the place and wanted everything new. 6. Fled to Israel to avoid prosecution.
Love the drone pictures of the place to be explored first. The front door was amazing. It breaks my heart whenever I see shoes just waiting for those that left them there. A beautiful family home.. big table with lots of chairs sad about the clothes and toys... good explore..
This poem always comes to mind. Abandoned Farmhouse BY TED KOOSER He was a big man, says the size of his shoes on a pile of broken dishes by the house; a tall man too, says the length of the bed in an upstairs room; and a good, God-fearing man, says the Bible with a broken back on the floor below the window, dusty with sun; but not a man for farming, say the fields cluttered with boulders and the leaky barn. A woman lived with him, says the bedroom wall papered with lilacs and the kitchen shelves covered with oilcloth, and they had a child, says the sandbox made from a tractor tire. Money was scarce, say the jars of plum preserves and canned tomatoes sealed in the cellar hole. And the winters cold, say the rags in the window frames. It was lonely here, says the narrow country road. Something went wrong, says the empty house in the weed-choked yard. Stones in the fields say he was not a farmer; the still-sealed jars in the cellar say she left in a nervous haste. And the child? Its toys are strewn in the yard like branches after a storm-a rubber cow, a rusty tractor with a broken plow, a doll in overalls. Something went wrong, they say.
It has been a magnificent working farm in the past. Would love to have seen it when first built and loved by the family who lived there, no doubt. I love that huge barn and other out buildings. And yes, Swallows do swoop..We have them here in Australia and in the Spring I use an umbrella when they are around..lol..
The items don't look that old, especially the toys 1990's maybe?. Is it possible they were renters and left or kicked out and could not take all their stuff with them? You guys are so braves walking through these old homes, I would be nervous of going through the floors or a wild animal attack. I find these videos are allowing these old homes to tell some of their story. Thanks for sharing.
Be careful of bird nests there was one on the living room ceiling fan. Thats why the bird was probably flying around in the house. If you shut the door she may not of been able to get back to her nest. Great video though!!
Unfortunately all of the buildings on this property are complete tear downs😞The 2 sets of tables & matching chairs in the house are totally reusable & should be given to someone who may need or want them since these folks don’t 😞 The 2 tractors in the 1 barn should be sold to collectors. People love collecting them! Thank you sooo much for sharing this wonderful property, I truly enjoyed it!!!
Hi Brent! 1st I'm thinking of foreclosure when I see this place or the beginning of the damage u see & they were not able to keep up with what this home needed.2nd that yellow / flowers wallpaper reminds me of the 1970s when this pattern was plastered on everything from patio furniture to baby seats.just like that funky green this very popular. I was a child & I remember the furniture as for the baby stuff I have pics of me sitting & laying on that pattern 🙂 I pray the family is well & the children r ok & life turned out well for them .Thank you for sharing🏚 💚💛🧡💙 🏚
That front door is gorgeous. You can see how the ceiling is bowed and the floors buckled. Odd spot for a bathroom door, inside like a closet. Should have fixed the roof before going to the trouble of the other upgrades. Another huge beautiful old farmhouse that is falling into ruin.
A lot of these really old houses have bathrooms in strange areas because they weren’t built with a bathroom in them. Back in the day people used outhouses.
I cannot imagine why, in the middle of moving out, a family would just stop and leave their shoes, dishes, washer & dryer, and a dolly for furniture moving, behind. Obviously they were packing up to move (the toys packed in boxes, the moving dolly, the fact that some drawers and closets were empty) but they left too much essential stuff behind, and it's a stretch to think they just decided to buy so much new, even if they got a good sum for selling the house. I hate to say it, but this scenario smacks of catastrophe. If I knew where this place was, I might do a search in the news over the past five years to see if any fatal traffic accidents had claimed the lives of a family, but then again, the idea seems morbid.
Amazing so much was left in this house..even a brand new stove still in the crate. Incredible. Too bad no information on what happened here. Thank you for another COOL vid. Stay safe.😊cat x
Hi Brent, this was another great production on your part. I'm such a fan. I want to say, too, that I appreciate the fact that you close the doors when you leave. This explore made me want to clean and straighten. Haha I cannot fathom why some things were left behind. The mattresses wrapped in plastic made me think they had planned on returning for them. It is such a waste. Thank you again for this great explore.
Glad to hear you always close the door. I often wondered about that. Thank you. Would have liked a close up of the teapot...only because I like old teapots.
Good observation. That makes sense. I wondered why that stuff had foil on it especially the toaster. Unless they did that due to mice issues. I can see leaving some stuff behind if you got enough money for the house but leaving kids toys behind is odd. My kid would have had a fit if I did that. But if it was a mold issue that makes sense
I was just talking about that in a post here. I've been homeless so many times. I'd give anything to own my own little house, but I know that will never happen because I will always be poor.
@@hazelannruddick9148 I really hope you will have your own little house. Don't give up hope. I myself live in a house my mother in law owns because Me and my husband can't afford a house. Go dumpster dive and sell what you find on fleamarkets and Online and save up money. That is how we make a living.
@@louisenilsson8951 are used to do a lot of dumpster diving, saving aluminum cans just to make it financially. But unfortunately I'm disabled now. My legs don't work like they should. I have to be very careful, I have taken so many bad Falls. I already know I'm going to have to have two knee Replacements eventually, but I'm putting it off as long as possible. I'm just not able to do a lot of walking and therefore can't do dumpster diving anymore. But yeah I used to find some really good stuff in dumpster diving. Plus I've had back surgery and still have back issues. I'm really bad diabetic less I have asthma and COPD. And I'm already getting diabetic pain called neuropathy in my feet.
That’s crazy!! So much stuff left behind! So many toys! They must have got a great price for it! Thanks Brent, that was beautiful! The barn was a little creepy...😳 Be careful! Stay safe! 😘
Its always different with every explore you do. Especially with what is left behind. Its a tell all thing with what happened to the previous occupants.I have to agree with Brent on this one . They got their money, took only what was important to them, and left what they didn't want anymore.. Great video Brent keep up the amazing work!! 👍
Im so in love with that house. Could it still be saved do you think if a developer didn't own it? Like a new roof and ceiling new kitchen and baths? Wouldn't that be gorgeous. I'd never leave the property if i owned it.
Roof in that condition, and so many floors affected it wouldn't be wise to try save this house. The whole roof needs replacing, and pretty much every floor as well. There's a possibility even the walls are water damaged to a point they'd need to be replaced. It's a shame but this house is beyond saving.
My husband is a contractor. He has renovated many houses to sell or rent. I loved getting a house full of stuff. One lady was the last of her family and had all the stuff from her brother and sister who were deceased and then she went to a nursing home. This house was a double, filled from cellar to attic as well as enclosed porches. With the roof that bad it wouldn't be worth it.
So impressed by your respectful xploring. Thanks for sharing. Felt sorry for babies who must be wondering what happened to their toys. Can't understand why people hold so little value in their possessions in this world of disproportionate want. Bonkers ! Be safe . UK fan x
Structure wise the house looks sound, block foundation, noticed ceiling joices lumber on second floor. A good roof and that house is livable. What a shame.
Had some health problems take me down for a couple of weeks. I got really into your videos while I was down. I’m originally from the area too, so it makes it even more awesome to watch. Seen them all now and looking forward to news ones! Thanks for making them!!
Maybe it's just me - but the vibe in that house seemed to be fear - and that they left most of their belongings there means that they left there ASAP - I hope that whomever they were, that they went somewhere safe - belongings can be replaced but people can't.
That is not the look of leaving in a hurry. Nothing there is of value. Old furniture, accessory clothing and old childrens toys. When many people move, you trash a lot of stuff that has been accumulated over the years. When you sell your house that is going to be destroyed, would you take the time to throw it out or make it developers problem? If it was in a hurry, you smash clothing in bags, take memories and out the door. There clearly went through what they wanted.
That was amazing, not to offend anyone but when you walked into that massive barn with all the light shooting through the walls with the round bales, it felt like a church, almost a Holy moment, sad at the same time.
Some of the rooms in this house were cleaner than the rooms in my house! I swear if I hear "hello" from my front door I'll be both offended and obligated to offer a beer! LOL. Yes I'm Canadian and in Ontario. Love the videos!
Another interesting find Brent...There is a lovely old barn across the road from us...I hope they never tear it down to be replaced with a metal or composite one...take lots of pictures because some day all the old barns will be gone and we'll only have amazing pictures like the ones you take. Love your camera work !
It looks like something happened to family & they left or never came back& then someone bought it & started repairs & either ran out of money or just gave up because it was too much work. Very strange!
How tragic. That home is waiting for its family to come home and it will never happen. Thank you for showing respect for these old homes. Just such a beautiful farm house.
I wish that each one of these houses came with a story of their history.
Hi Auree D...
I agree with you 100%! A back story on who lived there, why they seemed to just up and leave, or was there some tragedy? Why wasn't such a valuable place put on the market, or claimed by someone? I mean, are there massive issues requiring repairs? Maybe that beautiful house is haunted? (don't laugh, I've heard more unusual things.)
If I had a way of getting it repaired it would make a great sanctuary for kids, animals, or students. Anyway, let's keep wishing... In the meantime,
Take Care of you and yours, and Stay Safe and Well...
Wen Is-Me Yes I agree why would anyone leave such a place and it did occur to me that it must be haunted or maybe a traumatic event that they just wanted to run away from.
And same to you best regards and stay safe.
The historical society "usually" will have information. Town has records, such as taxes & property measurements. 🌹
@@wenis-me9678 I was also thinking maybe it was haunted. If they had fixed the roof first, the rest may have been saved. The first floor looked beautiful.
It was a beautiful house when it was a home. It makes me feel incredibly sad to see houses abandoned and full of stuff. There is no way I could leave stuff behind.
Brent, I am glad you shut doors behind you, it shows respect for the house and its previous owners.
Thanks Denise 😁
I absolutely agre thank you for doing. I am thinking this family has had a tradgety of some kind
It's sad and kind of beautiful in a way...U.K.
Same
At some point in history, this house was someone's pride and joy.
This old farmhouse it just absolutely gorgeous. Even with the damage it's still worth fixing up. I love the layout thanks for showing it to us!!!
In my culture birds carry the souls of the deceased.. The bird tried to protect the property at the beginning (when you entered) but he got more comfortable later.. I guess he is the soul of the one of the inhabitants of this house
Interesting comment, birds are special:)🌞🍁
Or a logical explanation is the front door is wide open. Birds will fly in. Do it all the time on the farm.
There's no such thing as God all I've seen in life was hate anger heartache I Spit on those but told me I pray things will get better nope only worse but pity for those who think. Praying thinking that after this there's a better life
OMG. I just shared this exact thought the other day with my friend
Closing the door demonstrates respect. I can’t stop thinking about that new wood stove!😱
I adored the door knocker.
Kelly Corkery yes, those stoves are a necessity and quite the investment.
@@littlescooter6021 I grew up in a Spanish Villa style home the size or larger then that Farmhouse here in Seattle, and everyone thought we were rich, it was a beautiful home, but my Mom and I laugh because we had to jump over a stream in the basement to get to the wood burning stove to chop wood and stoke it LOL real glamorous.
Why would someone leave so much?
Greetings Kelli Corkery...
I agree with so many other responders. The house and grounds ar beautiful! I can imagine waking up in the morning and cooking in that awsome kitchen, going out to the barn and feeding and watering any animals, taking a basket to a kitchen garden (like I used to go to with my grandma) and pick anything ripe to add to the dinner menu. It truly I'd a dream property. Plus there was so much left behind. I'd bet a lot of it would still be useable. I think that little chandelier was quite charming. Oh well, sorry for the book, I just wanted to tell you that you weren't alone. There's a lot of people like you that share a dream. Good luck, Take care and Stay Safe and Well...
It creeps me out even that you don't get scared to go in the basement... alone, or even upstairs. I'd be so scared and especially if I were alone.
Please be careful. I love your videos.
I’m always scared 😂
Love this abandoned farm. I am homeless and live with my daughter would love to have this home to call my own.
ibcranky I am so sorry you are homeless 💔 Can I ask how did you become homeless? How are you surviving? I hope your daughter will allow you to stay with you for as long as you need. Bless her heart! I would NEVER allow my mom to remain homeless. There are organizations that can help you. There are ppl that can help you. Please message me. May god bless you and your daughter and I pray someone with too much money that will find it in their hearts to reach out to you and help you get back in your feet.
It a shame House going to waste when peoples can buy them and live in it?
@@angellehull7949 Angelle my daughter and her husband wanted a bigger place and she asked me to move on a property with them. Thought at the time that it was a good idea. The place had a partially converted garage on it and finished it. Cost about 50,000.00 to 70,000 grand to finish it off. I also put 40,000 dollars down from the sell of the home I had before moving to there property. Paid 3,000.00 in closing costs. Seven months after moving there she decided she was unhappy and wanted a divorce. Once the property was devided up, her husband getting the property I had no where to live. It's just money but then i lost my job because of health issues. Now that I have money coming in again would love to have a place again of my own. I am disabled and DO Not make as much as I did. Can't afford the downpayment or closing costs.. In the end you do not disown the ones you love. If my family was homeless and I only had a tent they would have a place to stay. Not everyone thinks the same way. thanks for asking and caring Jessie
I would love to have this farm also
@@LordWillyGee - He said a developer was going to tear it down a put up new buildings in the area.
Hi Brent! I could understand if the owners were bought out by developers and left but why not with their belongings? It's just really sad to see this. Always be safe Brent! Stay amazing!❤
Hi Brent. Great old farmstead to explore! Happy(and really appreciate) you take time to check out the barns & sheds! I think I also saw a cool old hay baler next to the old green tractor! Love seeing old machinery!! They took good care to clean out the barn! Love exploring with you! Thanks so much! Sad it will all be gone some day....
Yes it did look like an old hay baler
I would have shut that door right back quicker than I got it open because it looks so lived in, that's a good find. I'm a door shutter also, so much so that at 14 my dad offered to take mine off the hinges .
I’m always amazed at abandoned houses. It’s sad and creepy at the same time. Every time I see a barn , I think of the value of the barn board. The barn may be finished but the value is in the boards. Another good one! Take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
Your channel is the best for explores hands down plus you’re professional in your approach and knowledgeable. Keep it up! I loved this house and glad they left the belongings. It made it appear they were still there. I realized just what you said. They made so much money on the sale they left nice stuff there.
Thanks Jan I’m glad you enjoy my channel your very kind 😁
Oh wow I absolutely love this home
I've been homeless for 6yrs and would love to have it.
How are you doing now, Pamela?
Love the old barns. Thanks for sharing. Nice old farmhouse. Beautiful country property
Your welcome!
Another place that at one time was a nice home. I really loved the front door, and the table and chairs were nice. I think that your take on the occupants getting a great price on the property and just deciding to buy new is correct. It.s a shame as you said. that items in good shape cannot get into the hands of people who could really use them
I love all of the old houses you go to!
I'm hoping the developer has a scrapping crew going into these places and grabbing everything they can salvage. That front door was fantastic and all that old barn wood! I would hate to think it all went under the dozer and into a landfill.
Strange how they left such nice things. Once was a beautiful farm. Great explore.
Another great find, Brent! I'm fascinated by these places you find and explore. When I was a kid growing up in the 50's - we lived on an old farm in the Georgetown area and near Meadowvale. It would be great to get the story on the old places where so much stuff is left behind. I was half expecting someone to answer when we saw all the footwear so neatly lined up. There must be some incredible stories! Thanks again!
Awesome video....seeing all the stuff left behind made my heart happy,as I'm a collector of 70-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia 🤠
That was such a wonderful house and barn. I imagine that it was quite grand back in its day. I liked the covered porch... I could envision myself sitting there with a cup of coffee or tea and just enjoy the scenery or read a book. I thoroughly enjoyed this exploration. Thank you!
Oh great thanks Bella
Or snappping green beans visiting
What a super house to find. Sad to see it left unloved. Great find. Thanks!
Just odd how all those shoes were left nicely paired by the door. Like they were just coming back in a bit but never did
Very odd indeed. This video gives such a sad mystery feeling. Such a beautiful home once long ago.
I thought the same thing kinda creepy like what happened
The craftmanship is utterly amazing !
Looks like it was a decent house in earlier years but, that roof just wrecked the whole place. Can't believe all the things they left behind. Good video, Thanks
I've watched numerous videos of abandoned homes and yours are, by far, the most enjoyable to watch and you have great music! You seem like a really good guy. Thanks for letting us enjoy it, too!
Thanks so much this really means a lot to me! Thanks for your kind words 😁
No photos
This house feels sad. All the toys left behind. Very odd 🤔
Big farm. Its not just the farm that will be destroyed but a whole way of life that will soon be just a memory
It always amazes me just how much stuff is just left behind. But like you said, if they offer you a bunch of money, you just buy new.
Another great explore. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Brent, Always enjoy seeing "Abandoned Urbex Canada." This house along with other houses you have filmed are really nice houses and the land that they are on is beautiful also. I agree with you in regards of their belongings why they don't have a yard sale or donate these items, if they were offered money, that's okay but there are some that maybe in need clothes, beds, etc. Again, really love your channel. Thank you for sharing. Take care. Mary
I really enjoyed your video. I use to love to go poking around in old houses just to see what was inside. Sometime's got in trouble and asked to leave, but most of the time no one bothered us. Always found neat things you would never think to find in those old places.
Ya I’ve been exploring since I was a kid 😁
Right now the tractor guys are going nuts. Those were in decent shape.
Thanks Brent for sharing with me this video about Unbelievable abandoned decaying farmhouse with all kinds of stuff left behind in Canada. it was a nice house it is to bad it is going to be torn down i really enjoyed your last video on your you tube channel and i hope yo make new videos soon my friend and be safe and stay healthy and God Bless and thanks again.
Thank you very much
Sometimes I'd be curious to see the previous owner react to their abandoned house
I wouldn't doubt that many of them wouldn't even care at this point.
@@mariamarinucci2251 What IF a spouse died in there.
Hi Brent. Congrats with Urban Leak-Urban Explorers. What an honor to be part of some of the best Urban explorers out there. Happy for you and have lots of fun with it. Thank you for another great explore. Much love and be safe.
Thank you very much Ronna😁
Great explore. If walls could talk. Again, so glad I found you lol
Thanks Karen! Glad you found me 😁
Awesome job. Keep up the good work, exploring.
It is still possible it could be a case of foreclosure. Often times the owners have to get out quickly. I hope they sold out for a lot of money and are having fun buying all new things! Brent, really enjoyed the video. Loved the old barns and the equipment shed.
Thanks Carla!
Amazing! You keep exploring and I will keep watching! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Cathy
The house had a child-care vibe to me. The toys, the furniture...so much of it.
Grandkids maybe also.
This one made me cry.. the COUNTRY music in the beginning and the house just rotting away.. so sad.. I'm from A small town in Ga, so sad reminds me of my childhood..Great EXPLORE
It almost looks like they were yet to finish their packing with the mattresses in plastic, cutlery wrapped, boots at door etc. - just one more load to go - but for some reason they had to stop and couldn't get back for it.
What a great explore. Still a nice looking house and property!
I couldn't imagine leaving all of my furniture and kids belongings.....this is so weird to me!
I coudnt imagine why they leave the house..
I have done this before do too the house being extremely haunted , I just left everything and started fresh ! But also in some cases it be health issues are a really bad car crash that the previous owners never made it back home and also could other reasons as well
The toys always get me, for sure. I wonder if someone was very sad that their things like Barbie collection got left behind.
At one time this was a Beautiful home...The set up is awesome,..The view from all windows was amazing?.......ThankZ 4- sharing...............love this........Lucy fr. Holyoke Massachusetts.
One of these days someone will say hello back
What if it's the echo?
Hello
Maybe they had to leave because of mold. It's sad.
Yes the wood stoves are lovely.we ve just bought a new one they re so warm and cosy
MrEnrique0404 aww well bless yer heart, hello from me to you! Blessings from Northern Ontario , stay safe, stay healthy
Beautiful place! Bet it was some operation in its day! Thanks for the explore Brent
The only reasons I can think of that someone would just leave *everything* (and it has nothing to do with mold):
1. On the lam.
2. Murdered.
3. Witness protection program.
4. Died - no heirs.
5. Made a bundle selling the place
and wanted everything new.
6. Fled to Israel to avoid prosecution.
I usually suspect #4.
6. 😂😂😂
It’s impossible to know exactly. It could be sheer laziness!
There's nothing left in the fridge, so it doesn't seem like they left in an hurry
I agree with you,its rarely/never a good reason.
I would love to see this house and property all fixed up with happy people living in it as a caring family
I can't believe you walked on the floor in that room that was ready to fall through to the first floor
Ya maybe it wasn’t a good idea 😂
No it wasn’t.. lol, I was scolding you like you were one of my kids ( probably about the same safe!) it made me so nervous
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada Ya got balls of steel, maybe, Brent lol.
Please wear protective gloves while going through these abandoned structures.
Something just don't seem right about that house
Love the drone pictures of the place to be explored first. The front door was amazing. It breaks my heart whenever I see shoes just waiting for those that left them there. A beautiful family home.. big table with lots of chairs sad about the clothes and toys... good explore..
This poem always comes to mind.
Abandoned Farmhouse
BY TED KOOSER
He was a big man, says the size of his shoes
on a pile of broken dishes by the house;
a tall man too, says the length of the bed
in an upstairs room; and a good, God-fearing man,
says the Bible with a broken back
on the floor below the window, dusty with sun;
but not a man for farming, say the fields
cluttered with boulders and the leaky barn.
A woman lived with him, says the bedroom wall
papered with lilacs and the kitchen shelves
covered with oilcloth, and they had a child,
says the sandbox made from a tractor tire.
Money was scarce, say the jars of plum preserves
and canned tomatoes sealed in the cellar hole.
And the winters cold, say the rags in the window frames.
It was lonely here, says the narrow country road.
Something went wrong, says the empty house
in the weed-choked yard. Stones in the fields
say he was not a farmer; the still-sealed jars
in the cellar say she left in a nervous haste.
And the child? Its toys are strewn in the yard
like branches after a storm-a rubber cow,
a rusty tractor with a broken plow,
a doll in overalls. Something went wrong, they say.
That is so sweet thanks for sharing. I think that may be the answer here we were looking for
I think that poem nails it.
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I’ve never heard that poem - it’s lovely xx
Wow. That's a very moving poem. Thanks for sharing it.
When you first entered I thought "Are you sure this is deserted". That door knocker was a gem. Thank you for the explore.
It has been a magnificent working farm in the past. Would love to have seen it when first built and loved by the family who lived there, no doubt. I love that huge barn and other out buildings. And yes, Swallows do swoop..We have them here in Australia and in the Spring I use an umbrella when they are around..lol..
😂 they are fast
We have them all over our farm here in Georgia
Nagyon tetszett Jó volt Köszönöm szépen hogy láthattam
The items don't look that old, especially the toys 1990's maybe?. Is it possible they were renters and left or kicked out and could not take all their stuff with them? You guys are so braves walking through these old homes, I would be nervous of going through the floors or a wild animal attack. I find these videos are allowing these old homes to tell some of their story. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful house! The music you chose throughout the video is perfect! Great find!
Perfect Stacey! Glad you liked it
They cashed that check and beat feet!
Hello Brent! I love this location and the space the house has! I would restore this in a heartbeat! Gonna have to get a new T-shirt soon!
Be careful of bird nests there was one on the living room ceiling fan. Thats why the bird was probably flying around in the house. If you shut the door she may not of been able to get back to her nest. Great video though!!
Thank you for giving the bird a way out of the house.
Very interesting place! The birds were really enjoying that location....
Unfortunately all of the buildings on this property are complete tear downs😞The 2 sets of tables & matching chairs in the house are totally reusable & should be given to someone who may need or want them since these folks don’t 😞 The 2 tractors in the 1 barn should be sold to collectors. People love collecting them! Thank you sooo much for sharing this wonderful property, I truly enjoyed it!!!
wowww what a great find all the toys and belongings such a bummmer i love farms very prettty canada countryside
Hi Brent! 1st I'm thinking of foreclosure when I see this place or the beginning of the damage u see & they were not able to keep up with what this home needed.2nd that yellow / flowers wallpaper reminds me of the 1970s when this pattern was plastered on everything from patio furniture to baby seats.just like that funky green this very popular. I was a child & I remember the furniture as for the baby stuff I have pics of me sitting & laying on that pattern 🙂 I pray the family is well & the children r ok & life turned out well for them .Thank you for sharing🏚 💚💛🧡💙 🏚
Webee Ankylosing Spindylitis I was thinking they got a few quotes on a new roof....walked away.
@@marylhere maybe but sadly we will never know
It’s called a chandelier. :-) so many nice things left behind. Nice antiques too.
That front door is gorgeous. You can see how the ceiling is bowed and the floors buckled. Odd spot for a bathroom door, inside like a closet. Should have fixed the roof before going to the trouble of the other upgrades. Another huge beautiful old farmhouse that is falling into ruin.
A lot of these really old houses have bathrooms in strange areas because they weren’t built with a bathroom in them. Back in the day people used outhouses.
You are one of the best when it comes to exploring these abandoned places! And you’re handsome 😉
Oh wow thanks Deborah! Your awesome
I cannot imagine why, in the middle of moving out, a family would just stop and leave their shoes, dishes, washer & dryer, and a dolly for furniture moving, behind. Obviously they were packing up to move (the toys packed in boxes, the moving dolly, the fact that some drawers and closets were empty) but they left too much essential stuff behind, and it's a stretch to think they just decided to buy so much new, even if they got a good sum for selling the house. I hate to say it, but this scenario smacks of catastrophe. If I knew where this place was, I might do a search in the news over the past five years to see if any fatal traffic accidents had claimed the lives of a family, but then again, the idea seems morbid.
Yes I tried researching this property but nothing
Was there a bad storm, the house might have subsidence. Might be how the roof got damaged.
Mary Moor the shingles were in very poor condition and were very old this is way the roof started to leak. Takes years for this to happen
To Slayerjane61 what you said wasn,t morbid it happens all the time whole familys do die in auto accidents.
Maybe they had a fatal crash while driving the moving truck with the first load.
Amazing so much was left in this house..even a brand new stove still in the crate. Incredible. Too bad no information on what happened here. Thank you for another COOL vid. Stay safe.😊cat x
Well the first thing you know, ole Jed's a millionaire....
Hi Brent, this was another great production on your part. I'm such a fan. I want to say, too, that I appreciate the fact that you close the doors when you leave. This explore made me want to clean and straighten. Haha I cannot fathom why some things were left behind. The mattresses wrapped in plastic made me think they had planned on returning for them. It is such a waste. Thank you again for this great explore.
Your welcome Deborah! Glad you enjoyed it. The bird did leave as soon as I opened the door 😁
The door that was sealed made me think of that’s where the occupants are
Sounds spooky, but a sealed door is questionable-who knows?
Glad to hear you always close the door. I often wondered about that. Thank you. Would have liked a close up of the teapot...only because I like old teapots.
I think the house had a mold issue that was making everyone sick. They had thr toaster covered along with the silverware
I think it was covered because of the renovations.
Good observation. That makes sense. I wondered why that stuff had foil on it especially the toaster. Unless they did that due to mice issues. I can see leaving some stuff behind if you got enough money for the house but leaving kids toys behind is odd. My kid would have had a fit if I did that. But if it was a mold issue that makes sense
Really enjoy watching your videos Brent. Keep up the good work...
Many people live as " homeless" yet many houses are abandoned. 😞
So true And sad😂😂😂
In Bisbee Arizona where I live many homeless people live in the abandon houses here left in decay after the mine closed a long time ago.
I was just talking about that in a post here. I've been homeless so many times. I'd give anything to own my own little house, but I know that will never happen because I will always be poor.
@@hazelannruddick9148 I really hope you will have your own little house. Don't give up hope. I myself live in a house my mother in law owns because Me and my husband can't afford a house. Go dumpster dive and sell what you find on fleamarkets and Online and save up money. That is how we make a living.
@@louisenilsson8951 are used to do a lot of dumpster diving, saving aluminum cans just to make it financially. But unfortunately I'm disabled now. My legs don't work like they should. I have to be very careful, I have taken so many bad Falls. I already know I'm going to have to have two knee Replacements eventually, but I'm putting it off as long as possible. I'm just not able to do a lot of walking and therefore can't do dumpster diving anymore. But yeah I used to find some really good stuff in dumpster diving. Plus I've had back surgery and still have back issues. I'm really bad diabetic less I have asthma and COPD. And I'm already getting diabetic pain called neuropathy in my feet.
That’s crazy!! So much stuff left behind! So many toys! They must have got a great price for it!
Thanks Brent, that was beautiful!
The barn was a little creepy...😳 Be careful! Stay safe!
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Its always different with every explore you do.
Especially with what is left behind. Its a tell all thing with what happened to the previous occupants.I have to agree with Brent on this one . They got their money, took only what was important to them, and left what they didn't want anymore..
Great video Brent keep up the amazing work!! 👍
Thanks Lee! Your great
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada
Thanks Brent, I'm gonna check out the merch you got . I might buy a t shirt 👌
Very nice.Thanks for sharing.
Im so in love with that house. Could it still be saved do you think if a developer didn't own it? Like a new roof and ceiling new kitchen and baths? Wouldn't that be gorgeous. I'd never leave the property if i owned it.
Roof in that condition, and so many floors affected it wouldn't be wise to try save this house.
The whole roof needs replacing, and pretty much every floor as well. There's a possibility even the walls are water damaged to a point they'd need to be replaced. It's a shame but this house is beyond saving.
It really sad see a nice home going to be destroyed i hope some of stuff can be saved and be given to someone who really can use them
love that house
Just sat down for supper and tely and you showed up, perfect timing. Another good one !
Perfect!
Dont you think it is a bit strange that a door that looks like a cellar door is Sealed,is this place HAUNTED
I loved seeing the old dairy barn and farming equipment. That was a good working farm in its day.
My husband is a contractor. He has renovated many houses to sell or rent. I loved getting a house full of stuff. One lady was the last of her family and had all the stuff from her brother and sister who were deceased and then she went to a nursing home. This house was a double, filled from cellar to attic as well as enclosed porches. With the roof that bad it wouldn't be worth it.
So impressed by your respectful xploring. Thanks for sharing. Felt sorry for babies who must be wondering what happened to their toys. Can't understand why people hold so little value in their possessions in this world of disproportionate want.
Bonkers !
Be safe .
UK fan x
Thank you Janice 😁👍
Structure wise the house looks sound, block foundation, noticed ceiling joices lumber on second floor. A good roof and that house is livable. What a shame.
Had some health problems take me down for a couple of weeks. I got really into your videos while I was down. I’m originally from the area too, so it makes it even more awesome to watch. Seen them all now and looking forward to news ones! Thanks for making them!!
Btw, love the choices in music!
Thank you very much Steve! Glad you found my channel and I hope you get better soon. Take care my friend 😁👍
Maybe it's just me - but the vibe in that house seemed to be fear - and that they left most of their belongings there means that they left there ASAP - I hope that whomever they were, that they went somewhere safe - belongings can be replaced but people can't.
That is not the look of leaving in a hurry. Nothing there is of value. Old furniture, accessory clothing and old childrens toys. When many people move, you trash a lot of stuff that has been accumulated over the years. When you sell your house that is going to be destroyed, would you take the time to throw it out or make it developers problem? If it was in a hurry, you smash clothing in bags, take memories and out the door. There clearly went through what they wanted.
Me too
What a beautiful piece of property! I would live there!!! So much potential. Thank you for your videos :)
That was amazing, not to offend anyone but when you walked into that massive barn with all the light shooting through the walls with the round bales, it felt like a church, almost a Holy moment, sad at the same time.
Because you know what is right and wrong and you do what is right , enjoyed the video !
Some of the rooms in this house were cleaner than the rooms in my house! I swear if I hear "hello" from my front door I'll be both offended and obligated to offer a beer! LOL. Yes I'm Canadian and in Ontario. Love the videos!
Thanks Ian! Cheers 😁🍺
Haha yes I was thinking that. Until he went upstairs.
Another interesting find Brent...There is a lovely old barn across the road from us...I hope they never tear it down to be replaced with a metal or composite one...take lots of pictures because some day all the old barns will be gone and we'll only have amazing pictures like the ones you take. Love your camera work !
Thank you Wanda! Hope you have pictures of the barn across from you 😁👍
Thats a beautiful old house .hope the bird got out saftly
Yes it left right away 😁👍
That was great , thanks !!!
It looks like something happened to family & they left or never came back& then someone bought it & started repairs & either ran out of money or just gave up because it was too much work. Very strange!
The barnes seemed in better shape then the house. Loved the tractor finds. Sweet stuff, just like you Brent xo