I've watched other abandoned home curiosity seekers, & not one has the compassion, or the style of Ethan! His commentary is great. He talks about the furniture, & styles of decorating. The plumbing, woodwork, window treatments. He sure has learned a lot doing this! It's all very interesting! I myself would be looking at the antique furniture & artwork to SELL! Some of the things in these home's that are literally abandoned, it's incredible to me. Keep up the great work Ethan!!! I stumbled onto your channel, & have loved it. All the other's that try & do what you do, there is NOT one better!!! You are the best at what you do! I am interested to know where you are doing these thing's, whether in Canada or the States? That would be interesting to know, I'm not sure why. Thanks again, Ethan!
Quite interesting little neighborhood. It was probably a lot quieter back in the era they were built but a good deal of traffic noise now. Seems like they’ve seen much better days before all the water damage and such. The last home was the coolest in style. Really like the split levels. Probably were so cute back in their day. Creepy basements and crawl spaces. Why are there even crawl spaces in bedrooms? I think that would be too creepy at night when someone is trying to sleep. Thanks Ethan for this fun exploration. Keep safe.
Ethan deserves more subscribers! I’ve watched other people doing similar content but Ethan’s videos are the best. He’s always respectful and appreciative of the houses and the families that once lived in them. If you haven’t yet subscribed, do it now! You know you want to.
Interesting homes! The big thing that bothers me about abandoned homes, wherever they are, are the cleaning products and medicines left around! People should know enough about leaving them alone, but some poor animal may try them and that would not be good! Stay safe on your explores!
U are so hilarious on your commentary on these disgusting houses. 😂 When houses are that ruined, it’s best to go through them real quickly like u did. Thanks for the speed tour. I really do appreciated it! 😊
Interesting tour of the "neighborhood " so to speak. Houses all different but seemingly constructed in the same time period. Thank you for another adventure.
It's bittersweet, isn't it? All the lives that have lived there, all the unique features you won't find anywhere else ever again. Makes me lumpy throated...
I liked the first and last houses. But I got a feeling of sadness from all of them like they were just no longer useful. Thanks for sharing. Your videos are always interesting
Is there any knowledge of why the whole neighborhood is abandoned? Also it's always amazing how much damage can occur in just a couple years, roofs falling in and stuff.
You can tell that a few people have been staying there bless them. Where else can I go as I haven’t got anywhere else to stay this world is getting hard on it wherever you are
Hey great video i used to live in the second house in 2015 to 2017 then other people moved into to in 2017 til like recently I guess but a little back story is that the whole row of houses were rentals someone bought in like 2014 and then in 2017 someone else took over which was a delevlpoer and he still decided to still keep the houses as rentals for now but then we moved out in 2017 and then the other people moved in and then just recently the developer probably decided to tear it down and rebuild whatever or sell it to a next developer. It is a bit sad to know that its being torn down and how it looks currently in this state it didn't use to look like that had some good memories
Another killer upload 🙌 Nothing but the best 💯 when " Ethan"is on TH-cam God bless you always on your Adventures 🙏😇 loving your Abandon Mansions uploads 🤗 Nothing but the best quality ever 💯🙌 lots of love from San Antonio Texas 🥰🥰😘❤️❤️
Very cool video of all 5 houses. You guys do a great job of explaining about each house & how they looked originally back in the day or more recently too!
You can picture how it was about 30 years ago, the decline seems to have been general over time. Definitely a 50s era group. Some had been hacked about, and changed , but the exteriors were still mostly there. A big chunk of land, too tempting for the re developers, .Cheers Ethan.
Here in Asheville NC tore down 12houses on 1street last week to build apts so sick all better than anything I ever had 50/60s house when they made houses to last real wood not plywood/particle board
That second house was disgusting... You are brave, I wouldn't have gone in it. And the possibility that a squatter may have been in the house - no thank you...
The house with all brown wood floors looked pretty new much better shape than the other other ones the last one looked like a bit of farm look on the inside to me be sides being in rough shape still cool thanks for sharing the houses good video
Ethan you are the nicest explorer.. love when you're so fascinated! I don't know how you find these place but it's really sad people just leave and let their property just go! So many homeless people that could use a hand up... this properties just go to waste!
On my gosh…. Your friend came from downstairs and I thought it was one of the ones living there. But always love your videos are the top two videos when I open TH-cam
Hi Ethan: So nice seeing you posted last night. It was nice to watch something not related to politics- it’s Election Day here in the U.S.A.. Almost had a heart attack when that person walked up the stairs. Yikes! I like these group home videos. It was a welcomed change of pace. Thanks🍁Again.👍🏻
Here in the states they call those type of homes a quad level. 4 floors. A split level is called a bi-level home. Split by 2 levels. And you guessed it. A tri-level home is split by 3 floors. And the floors are usually divided by a short amount if steps in each style home. That style home (bi,tri and quad) were made popular in the 1960s intended for the working middle class.
They took out a whole block of houses built in the 60's in Calgary to build some big Condo project. Seems such a waste of good homes to be demolished.We had pink and black tiles like that in our bathroom that was built in the 40's.
Hey there Ethan I’m watching this TH-cam video that you’re making and it never ceases to amaze me on the issues of the squatters that squad in these homes and apparently uses drugs as well it’s just a shame for the homeless as a whole and for peoples homes that they tend to vandalize for the copper it’s a sad sad thing 😞anyways you take care and be safe when you’re in there🤠
The biggest problem with all this is the excess we, as people, go to only to lose it all on stupid ass mistakes. All the time and effort put into these homes, it sucks that they just can't be renovated and sold. Sad, just so fucking sad........
I just recently found you Ethan, I have been watching a few others also, but your works stellar, you go through every room always respectful and descriptive, I love all the houses and styles you have managed to find , just really interesting stories, keep up the great work, and don't worry about your critics, just means your popular!!!
Thinking of your health maybe you should wear a mask with all the molds and unknowns in the abandoned homes. Thank you for sharing your adventures! Great job
Hey Ethan..love this style of video ..couldn't wait for you to get out of house number 2 ,worried for you 🥺..last house was the best...one of them was very white and bland ....not surprised they being torn down...thanks for the tour ,as always very entertaining..stay safe and well 🙏😘🙋♀️
Hello 👋 from Australia 🦘. My adopted parents built their home in the 1950s and those tiles in the bathroom my parents had the same but green with the black trim, thank God they finally removed them 10 years ago. Thank you for the house 🏡🏡 tours very interesting PS how COOL A ROCK BOX 📻FROM THE 80S
Hello Ethan first off be careful you never know when you might run into a squatter. The first and I believe the third home’s are nice love the bathroom and fireplace. Thank you for sharing stay safe have a great day 😊
Thinking of the families raised in those houses. I was raised in a small house with two brothers and a sister. Sometimes my uncle stayed when he got into trouble. We had one full bathroom upstairs and just a toilet in the basement attached to the laundry room. My parents built it in the late 50s. My father moved out having lived there for 45 years. Many happy, silly and somber memories. I think it would be neat if you could stand in a room and hear voices. --it would have to be a sunny day with clear access to the outside
Hey Ethan i enjoy and like watching your videos u do a wonderful filming and making videos of abandoned homes those are beautiful homes and they are in good shape u are awesome have a wonderful blessed day God Bless U
What's up Ethan! That was kinda cool. I agree with you on liking the last brick one the best. Too bad the mold was bad. Who was that coming up out of the basement? That was freaky! I thought it was a squatter for sure!
Great video very well shot. The land of that third house with the cool fireplace is very similar to my ex-husband's house. His grandfather built it in the 1950s and it had the same kind of fireplace in the family room which is what we used as a living room
Howdy Ethan, definitely the little brick one was the most interesting. You and I both said ‘oh wow ‘ at the same time The architecture was cool, aside from the from room and kitchen the place had been messed around. I quite like the format of this…
I got the distinct impression that I was in a FO3 video game while watching this! I thought I heard your Pip Boy clicking to warn you about the presence of radiation...guess it was just the asbestos! 😅
I was kinda leaning towards the last house to being the best one, that was until we saw that the ceiling was literally falling down. But all things considered all of the house were more or less salvageable, or at least they would be over in the states. Thanks very much for sharing these awesome videos friend, and stay safe 👍
I 💕 your channel Ethan I 💕 how you explain everything about a home this was really interesting I liked these only if these homes could have been remodeled thanks for sharing 💯👍💯🔥
Ethan I’m so scared for you in these houses! You never no what you’ll encounter. Thanks for putting your life in danger for our entertainment. Your good at what you do. Just try to stick with the nicer ones that don’t house the homeless.
some houses live forever 100 + years and these only a short time. this is sad. love the older ones back east 1800 they were taken care of . we live in such a disposable world.
7:25 that’s my fan, down to not having the light installed. Mine is a 1985 vintage. It had upwards of three plus, packs of cigarettes smoked a day, with it, for the about the first, two decades of its life, and four packs of cigarettes a day, averaged for the previous decade, then to now it’s been around a half a pack a day, averaged. The only issue has been the three way pull switch, broke and was on medium. Think about a fan running since 1984 continuity, and with cigarettes being smoked the whole time. The living room is a different model, and it doesn’t like being turned off, and it will complain for a week or more, after I turn it off. Sometimes, it will start up slowly and I will assist it with starting. That is one tough fan. I guess you could say, that I am a fan, of that fan.
All great places,should not be demolished any of them,only cleaned and fixed up and reserved for other people to move in.Nice retro homes and thanks for another house tour Ethan Minnie.
thanks so much for this explore! This is the first location I have ever recognized, and wondered what the condition of these places was like inside- they've been abandoned for yearS. Actually, I was expecting much worse, (yes it was totally disgusting) but was so glad you didn't run into any resident squatters, Keep up the great work - Wonderful to see you posted this one!
Geez… I thought that was the squatter coming up from the basement. That was nerve wracking because you just never know anymore.
I thought it was too till he said something to him
Me too! Gave my heart a start!😆
Me too
They all look like decent livable houses, sad that a whole neighborhood is going to go. Thanks for the explore.
Kind of a ashamed to see all those houses waste away like that
I thought the same
I've watched other abandoned home curiosity seekers, & not one has the compassion, or the style of Ethan! His commentary is great. He talks about the furniture, & styles of decorating. The plumbing, woodwork, window treatments. He sure has learned a lot doing this! It's all very interesting! I myself would be looking at the antique furniture & artwork to SELL! Some of the things in these home's that are literally abandoned, it's incredible to me. Keep up the great work Ethan!!! I stumbled onto your channel, & have loved it. All the other's that try & do what you do, there is NOT one better!!! You are the best at what you do! I am interested to know where you are doing these thing's, whether in Canada or the States? That would be interesting to know, I'm not sure why. Thanks again, Ethan!
Canada 🇨🇦 🍁
Quite interesting little neighborhood. It was probably a lot quieter back in the era they were built but a good deal of traffic noise now. Seems like they’ve seen much better days before all the water damage and such. The last home was the coolest in style. Really like the split levels. Probably were so cute back in their day. Creepy basements and crawl spaces. Why are there even crawl spaces in bedrooms? I think that would be too creepy at night when someone is trying to sleep. Thanks Ethan for this fun exploration. Keep safe.
Ethan deserves more subscribers! I’ve watched other people doing similar content but Ethan’s videos are the best. He’s always respectful and appreciative of the houses and the families that once lived in them. If you haven’t yet subscribed, do it now! You know you want to.
New subscriber here! :)
I agree 💯
Agree Kitty , fantastic!!!💗
💯 Although, I wished he had a gimble and a light.
The way you filmed these houses was perfect, there wasn't enough to see in each one to have 5 videos. Thanks, Ethan!
Hi Ethan 👋 Thank you for showing all these homes with us ❤️I really enjoyed seeing them all too👍You are the best Ethan 😎 Have a great day 😁
I’m glad you put all these into one video. I can totally understand why they are waiting in line for demolition! Thanks for sharing!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
You should be wearing a mask through those moldy houses. That can't be good for you!
Interesting homes! The big thing that bothers me about abandoned homes, wherever they are, are the cleaning products and medicines left around! People should know enough about leaving them alone, but some poor animal may try them and that would not be good! Stay safe on your explores!
U are so hilarious on your commentary on these disgusting houses. 😂 When houses are that ruined, it’s best to go through them real quickly like u did. Thanks for the speed tour. I really do appreciated it! 😊
Interesting tour of the "neighborhood " so to speak. Houses all different but seemingly constructed in the same time period. Thank you for another adventure.
Love your channel Ethan. Sad to see mid century homes torn down. I love that era of architecture and design
I enjoy all your videos so thank you so much for sharing with us 😊
Cool Find, Nicely Done!
It's bittersweet, isn't it? All the lives that have lived there, all the unique features you won't find anywhere else ever again. Makes me lumpy throated...
Love your videos!! Never miss one! Keep up the great work Ethan!! 🤳🏼📽️🏡✌️✨
Ya those definitely need to be torn down. So much mold and destruction they are a hazard. Thanks for showing 💜
I liked the first and last houses. But I got a feeling of sadness from all of them like they were just no longer useful. Thanks for sharing. Your videos are always interesting
I always feel like houses have personalities, and then as you said they aren’t useful anymore…I imagine the house feeling sad.
Hi Ethan watching from Ireland 🇮🇪🙏love Ur videos. 👍
Love your videos ❤
Watching from Liverpool England 🇬🇧 🙌
Is there any knowledge of why the whole neighborhood is abandoned? Also it's always amazing how much damage can occur in just a couple years, roofs falling in and stuff.
No info on why their all abandoned?? Very strange. Great explore. Love multiple homes! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for sharing these homes with us.
I laughed aloud when you made the comments about the Maple Leafs and having to tear the house down now. LOL!
You can tell that a few people have been staying there bless them. Where else can I go as I haven’t got anywhere else to stay this world is getting hard on it wherever you are
Hey great video i used to live in the second house in 2015 to 2017 then other people moved into to in 2017 til like recently I guess but a little back story is that the whole row of houses were rentals someone bought in like 2014 and then in 2017 someone else took over which was a delevlpoer and he still decided to still keep the houses as rentals for now but then we moved out in 2017 and then the other people moved in and then just recently the developer probably decided to tear it down and rebuild whatever or sell it to a next developer. It is a bit sad to know that its being torn down and how it looks currently in this state it didn't use to look like that had some good memories
Another killer upload 🙌 Nothing but the best 💯 when " Ethan"is on TH-cam God bless you always on your Adventures 🙏😇 loving your Abandon Mansions uploads 🤗 Nothing but the best quality ever 💯🙌 lots of love from San Antonio Texas 🥰🥰😘❤️❤️
Very cool video of all 5 houses. You guys do a great job of explaining about each house & how they looked originally back in the day or more recently too!
You can picture how it was about 30 years ago, the decline seems to have been general over time. Definitely a 50s era group. Some had been hacked about, and changed , but the exteriors were still mostly there. A big chunk of land, too tempting for the re developers, .Cheers Ethan.
I truly love your work ethics and your dedication Ethan. Mikalyn Daugherty WPB FLORIDA
Snowman is called Olaf
Here in Asheville NC tore down 12houses on 1street last week to build apts so sick all better than anything I ever had 50/60s house when they made houses to last real wood not plywood/particle board
Loved the first & fourth the best! Thanks for sharing
That second house was disgusting... You are brave, I wouldn't have gone in it. And the possibility that a squatter may have been in the house - no thank you...
The house with all brown wood floors looked pretty new much better shape than the other other ones the last one looked like a bit of farm look on the inside to me be sides being in rough shape still cool thanks for sharing the houses good video
I'm binge watching all your videos, I can't stop 😂
Ethan you are the nicest explorer.. love when you're so fascinated! I don't know how you find these place but it's really sad people just leave and let their property just go! So many homeless people that could use a hand up... this properties just go to waste!
Great home you do such a great job finding these homes
Thank you for sharing these. Creepy is right!
Last house looked like it was really nice at one time except the kitchen was sadly lacking. Thank you. Another great video.😊
On my gosh…. Your friend came from downstairs and I thought it was one of the ones living there. But always love your videos are the top two videos when I open TH-cam
I really like how you did this one All 5 houses in one . Thanks for sharing .❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
Please be careful Ethan..The first house wasn't bad but oh my ,the second was scarey,👍❤️🇺🇸
Hi Ethan: So nice seeing you posted last night. It was nice to watch something not related to politics- it’s Election Day here in the U.S.A.. Almost had a heart attack when that person walked up the stairs. Yikes! I like these group home videos. It was a welcomed change of pace. Thanks🍁Again.👍🏻
Here in the states they call those type of homes a quad level. 4 floors.
A split level is called a bi-level home. Split by 2 levels. And you guessed it. A tri-level home is split by 3 floors. And the floors are usually divided by a short amount if steps in each style home. That style home (bi,tri and quad) were made popular in the 1960s intended for the working middle class.
They took out a whole block of houses built in the 60's in Calgary to build some big Condo project. Seems such a waste of good homes to be demolished.We had pink and black tiles like that in our bathroom that was built in the 40's.
I have NEVER wanted you out of a house more than the second one. They can’t bulldoze that one quickly enough!
Hey there Ethan I’m watching this TH-cam video that you’re making and it never ceases to amaze me on the issues of the squatters that squad in these homes and apparently uses drugs as well it’s just a shame for the homeless as a whole and for peoples homes that they tend to vandalize for the copper it’s a sad sad thing 😞anyways you take care and be safe when you’re in there🤠
Loved it Ethan! 👍 👍 2 thumbs up!
The biggest problem with all this is the excess we, as people, go to only to lose it all on stupid ass mistakes. All the time and effort put into these homes, it sucks that they just can't be renovated and sold. Sad, just so fucking sad........
Gentrification? Contamination? Or the land is valued more than the houses themselves
House 2: sketchy , I’m always afraid some rando will be in there & jump out at you.
It reminds me of my parents home built in 1947. Same floors and molding. Great video. Thanks
The very narrow blond wood floors would be original. The wider boards are new.
I just recently found you Ethan, I have been watching a few others also, but your works stellar, you go through every room always respectful and descriptive, I love all the houses and styles you have managed to find , just really interesting stories, keep up the great work, and don't worry about your critics, just means your popular!!!
Thanks Ethan--Love your videos.
First time I've seen this channel, those were nice houses, at one time. My question is where are you, state? city?
Thinking of your health maybe you should wear a mask with all the molds and unknowns in the abandoned homes. Thank you for sharing your adventures! Great job
Thank you, Ethan! This was fun for sure.
Hey Ethan..love this style of video ..couldn't wait for you to get out of house number 2 ,worried for you 🥺..last house was the best...one of them was very white and bland ....not surprised they being torn down...thanks for the tour ,as always very entertaining..stay safe and well 🙏😘🙋♀️
Man coming up from the basement made me jump out of my skin😱 🤣🤦🏼♀️
I lived in a house like this one. I like the way you say "this was built in the 1970's" it sounds it's 100 years old
Thanks Ethan the brick House looks so typical for Illinois back in the day
Hello 👋 from Australia 🦘. My adopted parents built their home in the 1950s and those tiles in the bathroom my parents had the same but green with the black trim, thank God they finally removed them 10 years ago. Thank you for the house 🏡🏡 tours very interesting
PS how COOL A ROCK BOX 📻FROM THE 80S
Sad , all these empty homes, and hundreds of “homeless “ vandalism ,” so sick!
Hello Ethan first off be careful you never know when you might run into a squatter. The first and I believe the third home’s are nice love the bathroom and fireplace. Thank you for sharing stay safe have a great day 😊
😂 “That’s the bathroom or what would’ve been a bathroom! And that’s a closet full of mold! Ok…..”
Great job,
Thinking of the families raised in those houses. I was raised in a small house with two brothers and a sister. Sometimes my uncle stayed when he got into trouble. We had one full bathroom upstairs and just a toilet in the basement attached to the laundry room. My parents built it in the late 50s. My father moved out having lived there for 45 years. Many happy, silly and somber memories.
I think it would be neat if you could stand in a room and hear voices. --it would have to be a sunny day with clear access to the outside
Hey Ethan i enjoy and like watching your videos u do a wonderful filming and making videos of abandoned homes those are beautiful homes and they are in good shape u are awesome have a wonderful blessed day God Bless U
Be safe Ethan. Thanks for the video. Do all the homes have basements?
I wish you would explore even the unfinished basements, to me they are some of the most interesting/creepy parts of houses. Crawl spaces too.
What's up Ethan! That was kinda cool. I agree with you on liking the last brick one the best. Too bad the mold was bad.
Who was that coming up out of the basement? That was freaky! I thought it was a squatter for sure!
Great video very well shot. The land of that third house with the cool fireplace is very similar to my ex-husband's house. His grandfather built it in the 1950s and it had the same kind of fireplace in the family room which is what we used as a living room
Love these kind of videos Ethan
Howdy Ethan, definitely the little brick one was the most interesting. You and I both said ‘oh wow ‘ at the same time The architecture was cool, aside from the from room and kitchen the place had been messed around. I quite like the format of this…
Why does the Toronto hockey team go by “Leafs” and not “Leaves”?
Random thought @ 5:00 am…
Hi Ethan, the traffic is something else and would drive me insane lol
Glad you didn't get stabbed or anything! That was crazy strange! Great job 👏 👍
It’s sad too see how the way these houses be looking and just be going to waste
Can’t get over how people just trash their homes when they move out. I don’t understand.
Looks like these homes were last lived in, in approximately early 2017? Crazy how much decay there is in just 5 years.
I got the distinct impression that I was in a FO3 video game while watching this! I thought I heard your Pip Boy clicking to warn you about the presence of radiation...guess it was just the asbestos! 😅
I was kinda leaning towards the last house to being the best one, that was until we saw that the ceiling was literally falling down. But all things considered all of the house were more or less salvageable, or at least they would be over in the states. Thanks very much for sharing these awesome videos friend, and stay safe 👍
I would think this house was built in the 40's to early 50's..... It is great that Ethan shares his passion with us.
,beautiful homes and some furniture/drawers are still nice
I 💕 your channel Ethan I 💕 how you explain everything about a home this was really interesting I liked these only if these homes could have been remodeled thanks for sharing 💯👍💯🔥
Ethan I’m so scared for you in these houses! You never no what you’ll encounter. Thanks for putting your life in danger for our entertainment. Your good at what you do. Just try to stick with the nicer ones that don’t house the homeless.
It is amazing how bad it is thinking of a place that had tennis courts and pools great video ethan
House 3 and 5 were the most interesting ones.
some houses live forever 100 + years and these only a short time. this is sad. love the older ones back east 1800 they were taken care of . we live in such a disposable world.
That's a cool front door! Wish my house had one like it
7:25 that’s my fan, down to not having the light installed. Mine is a 1985 vintage. It had upwards of three plus, packs of cigarettes smoked a day, with it, for the about the first, two decades of its life, and four packs of cigarettes a day, averaged for the previous decade, then to now it’s been around a half a pack a day, averaged. The only issue has been the three way pull switch, broke and was on medium. Think about a fan running since 1984 continuity, and with cigarettes being smoked the whole time. The living room is a different model, and it doesn’t like being turned off, and it will complain for a week or more, after I turn it off. Sometimes, it will start up slowly and I will assist it with starting. That is one tough fan. I guess you could say, that I am a fan, of that fan.
omg! when he came up the stairs in the second house….i almost had a heart attack for you!!!
Wow wee bro you got more guts than me 🤣 I don't blame you for not touching anything in that house 🏠 but still a neat video 🤩📸
I love that house .. way cool 😎. It is amazing what people leave behind. Crazy!!
They all have a rental property vibe. It wouldn't surprise me if they were all owned by a company and sold as a lot.
All great places,should not be demolished any of them,only cleaned and fixed up and reserved for other people to move in.Nice retro homes and thanks for another house tour Ethan Minnie.
No,they should not be
The mold alone probably makes it not worth it.
thanks so much for this explore! This is the first location I have ever recognized, and
wondered what the condition of these places was like inside- they've been abandoned for yearS. Actually, I was expecting much worse, (yes it was totally disgusting) but was so glad you didn't run into any resident squatters,
Keep up the great work -
Wonderful to see you posted this one!
Do you know the story on these ???
They should at least save like the bricks from the fireplace and stuff like that.