Beautiful Abandoned Stone Mansion originally built 167 years ago. Explore #38
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Beautiful Abandoned Heritage Stone Mansion originally built 167 years ago. Explore #38
Canada
The stone mansion looks a little strange with new houses all around it as this house was originally built in 1852. In the 1960's they added a very large addition. The previous owner was a very successful mining entrepreneur in the 1950's. He found the largest Uranium deposit to date in the world. He passed away in 1994 at the age of 80 years old. His family lived at the home until approx. 2012. This beautiful heritage stone mansion sits in a new subdivision and the future for this house is unknown at this time. I heard the original house will be saved but the newer part added and built in the 1960's may be removed. I also heard the original house will be raised and moved to a new location.
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I just found your video and i have to say you did a great job showing things even backing up to get that full shot. I am impressed, most of these channels fly by and never showcase the the workmanship or furniture that we rarely see anymore. Seems like they stop and focus on dirty toilets and what a great job they did finding these places(not). So thank you for a wonderful tour.
Thanks so much Sandy glad you liked it and found my channel😁 please check out my newer videos I think you will like them
Sandy Allen me too , this is beautiful!
I not only have been catching up ion your other videos i have subscribed and told my friends about your channel. Just what we need now instead of dwelling on the news. Again, thank you 😊 Sandy from the great northwest
Sounds good Sandy! Thank you 😁👍❤️
Ditto - and I'll ad - your quiet in your assessments - your voice does not overtake the video very calming -
Thank you so much for sharing this lovely heritage home with us. It saddens me that no one is living in and enjoying the beauty of such a glorious old house. I pray that the entire house will be saved. It should be saved.
Your welcome! Yes your right I hope they save the whole house
I love the size of the bedrooms with their own dressing room and bathroom, also love all the linen closets, I could live happily in a house like this.
I just found this video and I love this mansion! The wallpaper, the bathroom sinks and fixtures are beautiful. The stone work, the hardwood flooring, one of the best explores I've seen.
Love the dressers, desk, staircase, the build ins. Beautiful place, makes me sad for the family that moved away...lots of crazy wallpaper lol the fireplaces and floors are gorgeous. I hope this place is saved!
Yes me too! Surprised the dressers and desks are still there
The built in dressers are stunning. How do you even get access to these places when new homes are around? Just curious. Glad kids didn’t vandalize it
@@karenmckillip8685 yes because the kids were told by the parents no to as this is a nice area ? close to where? Oakville/London/Dundas?
This house is gorgeous, i breaks my heart!!
What a beautiful home. Never saw wallpaper on a ceiling in the kitchen before, nice deep windowsills in the old part. Loved the drawing of the home
I believe that “chair” is a valet chair so when you’re undressing, you can hang your clothes and drop off your accessories to keep things nice.
CORRECTAMUNDO KATHY GWIZDALA!!!
The chair part is broken and tilted forward. Under that upholstered seat is a compartmentalized section where a man can put his wallet and other pocket contents. I have the one my dad had by his bed which is exactly like the one in the video. I can tell you exactly why it is broken too. It is a flimsy little thing meant to hang clothes, not to sit on! I don't think they're antiques but some would considereal it old. I'd say Ardan's-type item, circa 1970-80's.
Sad..the grandeur shows how temporary life is . Just a few years ago it was the pride of a family, now the decendents dont have the resources or desire to preserve it . Dust to dust
Very Grand home but absolutely ruined by horrible early seventies bad taste....
I love everything about this house and if I had it I wouldn't change a thing!!
Deep I’ve only recently been seeing these and I’m hooked , thinking about these days , what really was important??
Yeh it is sad. It is a throw awsy society. If you cant afford to pay the bills just vacate it. Sad. Any one thst is from a 3rd world country that has lost everything. Would love to take it over.a lot of families that are related could live there.
The word is Deilf Blue. My dad was born in Holland.
Fantastic, I've seen this house on 2 other rubes channels but I do like your slowness and how thorough you are! By far I've seen more on your video, thank you it's a beautiful house I hope whoever owns the house preserves It!
Thank you! Yes a few explorers have made it here before me
That’s the cleanest abandon house I’ve ever seen
I’ve seen cleaner 😂 ruclips.net/video/1H5XTP2FC3U/видео.html
I was thinking the same thing, and wondering if maybe it might have been recently used for a movie shoot...before the productions shut down due to Covid 19.
Yes you right and still good place to stay😊
So sad..to think that once this was someone’s dream home! Hope they move it or some person buys! Must have been grand in its day! 👏🇨🇦✝️
@Allen Loser what about those who would LIKE too, but cannot !! We are aloud to dream and have hope, we can't save the world !!
One thing, I won't mind casting away on the burn heap is your comment !I Go away....
This kind of looks more uninhabited than abandoned.
Beautiful is right word for this house, it's Gorgeous. If I was a 100 years younger, my type of house.
I think I held my breath throughout the whole video ! Oh my gosh, such grandeur and so much class. Definitely owned by wealthy people, most probably European judging by the bathroom fixtures. My thoughts are that more than one family lived here. Likely built so that their children could all live on the homestead and still have total privacy. This was common amongst Europeans who like to keep their families close. Once again a gold star video. Keep up the great work !
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
I think a Dutch famely. A lot of Dutch people emigrate to Canada. Most farmers.
It always amazes me how homes as beautiful as this one are abandoned and left for nature to reclaim it. I often wonder why it was left. What caused the family to leave a home that obviously meant so much to them. Also, why it was never put up for sale.
A beautiful house. I can see someone restoring it and making it a bed and breakfast.
Oh for sure!
It would be a beautiful one!
I would if I had the cash bnb
Gaye Yount was saying the same thing 🥰
@@sommebuddy Airbnb then.
I can imagine people living here and loving this place.
The fireplace in the basement is amazing.
But weren’t you dying to get into those sealed rooms?!
The sealed door went outside
That would have been my thing, doors locked? Gotta see what's in there!!
Very beautiful! I love the built ins in the bedrooms/bathrooms! It’s good to see that vandals haven’t destroyed it! Thank you for the tour!
Your welcome Tammie😁
What an incredible house. One could just clean it up and move in. I have no idea why someone would walk away from this gem.
I was watching this on my phone, running around my house trying to figure out what the Ffffff was beeping!!!!🤣
Lol
Is it a alarm
If it’s not too remote, it would make a delightful Bed & Breakfast. Thank You.
It's nice to see an abandoned building being so well maintained. They even dusted!
Yes the cleaners came in just before me 😂
Wow I'll move there in a heartbeat. The staircase was epic. It does look like its being work on though.
Very nice place 😍
This place has so much potential, it has been looked after....and those old furniture pieces ❤️
I agree I would love too fix it up and move in..
It really is a beautiful house. But whenever I see a big place like this my first thought is the cost of heating and cooling it.
Back when it was built there were no taxes and costs were trivial. Pennies to heat a place. But now banksters control the economy.
I find this comment so interesting. "The cost of cooling"...
Cooling a house is a luxury to a lot of people. I guess to some people it's considered a part of basic living? Fascinating.
The fireplaces help heat that home.
OMG This is such a beautiful house - I love the woodwork and all the built ins - I love so many fireplaces - it definitely looks like an in-law setup was put in - the bathroom sinks are hand painted - I went to the kohler factory in WS and they had a separate area where they hand painted the fixtures so no two are exactly alike - wallpaper was big in the 1850’s to 1900’s - I don’t know when papering the ceilings became popular but I just think it is too much - does anyone know when that started? I pray they don’t destroy that gorgeous home - if I had the money I would buy it I can’t believe there is not someone affluent enough that would love to have it
I guess this house predates central heating, hence all the fireplaces.
That’s a beautiful old home! It’s a shame it’s “abandoned”. The previous occupant must have been an elderly woman. That wasn’t a chair; it was a place to put clothing as you took it off. Looks like whomever occupied it had plenty of $$ for flowered wallpaper😁😁😁
Looking past the decor, this could be a truly amazing house. It’s sad that it’s going to waste - and a bit weird.
This house is gorgeous 😍 by far, my favourite explore of yours... so far! This house deserves to be restored and appreciated!
The best part of the house was the way the wood curved on the staircase. Thanks for sharing.
Your welcome Debra
I’d live there in a second. Gorgeous!!
What an intriguing place. Definitely extended so that the whole family could live on the same property. Very cool explore, love how you let us absorb the silence and atmosphere of the place. You are definitely one of the best urban explorers on RUclips!
Thank you very much!
10:56 There’s even wallpaper on the vanity table! Too much wallpaper everywhere! Lol
@DWVintage That’s a good point. Lol
I bet that would be a very expensive place to buy because it is so beautiful inside and out and so much room in there.
Loved this one so much! These types are my favourite especially when you find old artifacts in them! Hopefully they will save the older half! Super cool! Loved all the painting on the sinks, as well the carved wood above the fireplace! Beautiful find Brent! Look forward to seeing more from you!! 🤩😄🙏
What a gorgeous house! It has so much potential to be a beautiful home, with some work and lots of wallpaper removal.
This is my first time watching one of your videos and I'm so happy and impressed with the respect you showed this house.
Thank you!
Great glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for finding me 😁👍
This house is by far one of my all time favorites!! The sinks and door knobs in the bathroom were the most beautiful!! Please let me know if they save this house. It would be a great shame to tear it down!! I really hope they save it!!! Ty for sharing!!
One of my favourites for sure too. Yes I’ll let you know what happens to it
What a beautiful place! Can you imagine the good times the owners and their family had there?
" Leave a POPCORN trail so that you can find your way around" LOL..
😂 good idea
Fantastic house I hope someone does something with it. Would be a shame to lose a place
like this.
It's a shame that I don't live in Canada, but I would even emigrate for this house. It's beauty - beauty - beautyful, I love it. They took everything that I think is great, but why are the baby photos left behind?
I lived in N.York Ontario about 30 minutes outside Toronto when I was goingbto school. Forest Hills was so m any empty lots but not any longer.
I made so many friends living the short amount of time I was there. At the time I owned a 1968 Mustang couple and my cat would fit on the trolley tracks. Metro would come and chase us off the tracks.
It was a different time in 1975.
Gas was 1.00 an imperial gallon.
@@robertschwartzman195 The good old days !!! nice memory.
The interior of this house looks like 1970's colonial revival. In the early 70's early american colonial was very much in style and featured Maple furniture, maple or oak wall panels and shelves, floral upholstery, rustic looking kitchens and Victorian style bathrooms. I love that white and blue sink.
That 8-track carousel and reel to reel tape next to it are some very rare things.
I would LOVE this place, I would move to Canada just to live in it.
What isn't to appreciate here?... Beautiful woodwork, fireplaces in every other room & so much space. Splendid
It sure is Dustin
You're braver than me. I don't think I would have walked around in there even with company. But it was nice to see. The old furniture on first floor really pretty.
I hope that house is preserved in its entirety. So gorgeous. Excellent video!
Simple and honest Urban Exploring...no fake ghost videos or agendas...refreshing and fun!
Keep it up! I would like to do this some day.
Thank you! No BS on my channel just fun exploring 😁👍
Wall paper is common during those time periods. Thank you for showing the workmanship in the homes. The furniture is is lovely. Hope this home will be saved.
It really is in good shape for being empty.
Thanks again for the peak into another unique property.
That beeping sound is the smoke detector letting you know the battery is low
I am appaled that such a beautiful historical home has been abandoned and uncared for. The numerous fireplaces, the thick walls, the amazing woodwork. I pray they donot destroy any of that home. I watched it again just to count all tbe bathrooms. I love that you donot have an entourage following you while exploring. Although, for myself I'd probably be terrified to enter into sn old abandoned property, not knowing what/who may be inside? But, kudos and much thanks to you for your bravery!! Thank you so very much for sharing with us such a beautiful piece of history. What a lovely house. Id give my srm and leg to live in there. OK, maybe just my arm. I'll keep my leg!! Be safe and have a blessed day!!!
Thank you Tricia glad you enjoyed it 😁
Whaat a beauty! Very sad to let a gem like this sit and deteriorate. Nice job showing the details.
Thank you 😁
What a beautiful home, I would die of happiness if I owned this home. A lot of work replacing wall paper but well worth it. I would buy it and make it a happy home for my family. One can always dream. I hope this home never gets torn down, it’s like anything of beauty , put time and effort into it and it will always bring happiness.
Nooooo! Love the wallpaper! Historically accurate. Don't lose our heritage. Places like this should be preserved in their entirety.
I LOVED this explore!!! I'm so glad they are going to save this house, it would be a shame to see it end up dilapidated and ruined...Thank you for sharing!!
TaraLynn (Calgary Alberta Canada)
Your welcome Tara from Calgary! Glad you liked it.
Must have been 2 families or extended families, but one decorater I think. That wall paper. This place could be renovated into fabulous to live in. Thanks for filming it.
Your welcome Victoria!
I really like these urbex videos, nice steady camera work, he goes slow enough to let you see the details and most importantly he comes across as having a lot of respect for the buildings he's in. Two thumbs up.
Thank you Norman 👍😁
I wish they could give the abandoned homes to families that need them rather than them just waste away if they are still livable...Plenty of homeless families... Sad. 💔
ummm, yeah no. I have seen what you are suggesting first hand and in every case the property was destroyed. I do agree that it should not be torn down but not given away.
Omg it’s so beautiful
It sure is😁👍
The house is gorgeous wall paper and all I especially love the desk and the built in shelves and drawers
Surprised those desks were still there very nice
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada The roll top desk was beautiful I would love to have it
God no !! Horrible early 70s bad taste , but a grand home that needs gutted and redone....
AT THE END IT ALL TURNS TO DUST LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE
Yep...you can’t take it with you, that’s for sure.
Dust in the wind... all we are are dust in the wiiiiiind
I sure hope this house doesn’t go to waste. Lovely house. Thanks for sharing.
lol i had to laugh when you picked up an 8 track. You said it was before your time, i feel so old, i'm 57, and i remember my dad having an 8 track tape player in the house and in his car. lol, wow do i feel old.
The wallpapers and woodwork are beautiful in this home. I especially like the dressing areas--spaces conveniently located between bedroom and bath, with closets and chairs for getting dressed! Haven't seen that before.
They seriously like wallpaper...lol
The eighties! Floral wallpaper and Hunter green accent walls and blond oak everywhere!
wallpaper use to be a thing before plain walls became the norm plus wallpaper was easy to put up and take down from the old plaster walls before drywall came in because wallpaper is no good for drywall at all
I thought it was really nice although I've never seen a house that every room was wallpapered and there was even wallpaper on the kitchen ceiling. 😀
Christine Toy oh I was like saying eeeuuuoo often. Too much! They should have used it as accent walls
@@numbnutz9398 1880 ?
Its amazing how people left behind so many personal items like pictures and furniture and other things. The house is amazing and would be sad that they destroyed any pert of it. Thank you for sharing a gem with everyone.
One thing I get from watching his videos. Ffs monkeys litter! Omg! We litter. Stop littering humans 😆😆😆🤦♀️
Wonderful explore of a Great house! Glad to hear at least some it may be saved. The drone overview sets the stage. The staircase at 6:58 with that curve is outstanding. The Empire style magohagany furniture at 5:58 is superb and worth quite a bit, surprised no one in the family has shifted that out yet, especially that writing desk. Most of the chandeliers are already gone except a couple of Williamsburg types and the light downstairs at 14:41 looks like a Tiffany style, if not actually Tiffany. The sunburst window at 9:44 is a nice feature. The wallpaper on the ceilings in a couple rooms never appealed to me, makes the room seem closed in and box like. The sinks with the Delft effect are so cool, never seen those before on sinks, only on large bowls, really nice. In the basement the old hatbox at 15:57 made a trip thro Toronto at some point. The house is in pretty good nick for a place empty since 2012 and can never understand why the precious family photos on the fire place mantel and babybooks get left behind. What's behind the sealed door? Inquiring minds want to know, it may be a case for Hercule Poirot... Thank you Brent for another great one!
Yes I noticed the language tag on the hat box from Toronto Pearson. The sealed door Maybe it went to an old balcony. There was a sealed up window in the bathroom as well. I’m thinking the sealed door in the basement went to some stairs outside
It would be a lovely bed & breakfast. Thanks for sharing!
I've picked out my bedroom and how id renovate this awesome place...love it..great video..love from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks Ava😁👍
So nice to see history not vandalised!
I thought this home was in great shape for an abandoned home of its age, I especially liked the older part, the wood work was very nice, 'I would live there'. I really like your work, the pace of your pans, and framing... you 'let the video do the talking' and add meaningful commentary. You have a nice balance of the 'things left behind', with the focus on the structure... Thank you for taking the time to archive this old soul and sharing with us... much appreciated! I like your shooting choice with a flat field wide angle lens (appropriate to architecture) and not a fish eye... I am also really glad that you do 'use protection' ~ good on you ~ not putting yourself at risk for our benefit.
Thanks! glad you enjoy my videos 😁
Now that's an awesome home. Would you keep us updated as to the home's destiny? TY once again for the adventure.
You could get about 4 families or more, make it into condos. I notice quite a few old homes in canada
It would make a wonderful dual or combined family home.
If only old houses could talk. Best wishes to those who lived there!
If only I was Canadian like my grandfather I would find one of these abandoned homes and rescue it and make it mine to like in
Twitchie Canine don’t need to be Canadian to buy a home and fix it up.
@@de4900 I know, but always wish that family would have been born Canadian. That was one thing I remember grandpa talking about when I was young.
Beautiful home, so glad it is still intact and not vandalized. The fireplace with the fan carvings and the beaver in the middle so pretty, and the staircase just wow! I loved the large rooms and all the fireplaces. You did a good job of giving us time to look at the rooms, women notice little things, so showing the "details" really peak our interest. Thank you for being so respectful of the home.
Thank you Rhonda 😁👍
Beautiful home. Love quirky spaces with bits of mystery. Where did the sealed door go to? Hard to tell. I love to see the wallpapering in these homes but I also know how hard it is to remove. There was a lot of love put into that home over many years. The old hats and photos were kind of sad. Also sad to see someone’s dream become a dusty burden to a neighborhood that doesn’t appreciate its charm. Thanks so much for sharing. ❤️
I’m thinking the sealed door went outside? Maybe an old balcony? Your welcome Susan glad you liked the video
Really well said
I noticed a few people complaining about the overuse of the wallpaper and that they'd have it removed. I think it adds to the charm and appeal of this home and I wouldn't touch it. Great show, Brent thanx
Why on EARTH would this place be abandoned? Did I miss something? THAT STAIRCASE!
OMG the wood floors, the windows, the fireplace...the wooden bureau...thx for sharing. This somehow calms me down when I feel stressed. Such a beautiful place.
We laugh at the old wallpaper, 50 years from now they'll laugh at OUR style today.
Oh for sure 😂
Exacty my thoughts when people started putting those calligraphy stickers/stencils of “live laugh love” on their walls. Absolutely cringe.
They won’t be laughing at the wallpaper in my house because we have none.
Shiplap anyone? Lol
@@mamallama3285 lol
Dream house. I would love to move in and fix it up back to its original glory
I like the floor plan! I could hide from my kids in that house 😂 Its like a maze but that wallpaper is horrible. I would definitely love to see the home in its original glory!! Looks like it's been added to over the years.
Oh it is a big maze but so nice of a house
I love the sinks. Absolutely beautiful woodwork and floors too. Things are not built like that anymore. The quality is stunning. Excellent job filming this beautiful home. I could just imagine the laughter those walls held through the years😍
Great House tour and I just love your camera work so smooth feels like I am floating around the house...
Thanks! That’s what I’m trying to do 😁✌️❤️
Do the family still own this house
No the town owns it
LOVE the flowered bedroom (about 12:00) with the dressing room and the tiles in the tub! Wouldn't change a thing in there.
That could be a whole new house just by taking out all that wallpaper!
OMG!! That is my "Dream House" I wish I could have found that treasure.
wow just love houses like these
I remember seeing 8-track player tapes when I was a kid.
Almost every square inch of that place is wallpapered, even the closets !
5:44 The big abstract painting is amazing! Love that kind of art - a sense of dreaminess over it. Great stuff!
When we moving from a house we should take all items and furniture fully removed from attachment and cover from dust keep in one room ,and remove curtains from window this what we do so natural light ray fall all the room it's good for positive energy this what they did I think so .I saw so many people leave everything without response.
The chair is called a Butler, with a Shoe Shine Stool. When a guy wants a shine, he pulls off his Suit Jacket and put it on the back of the chair and get his shine on. The back legs was missing on the Foot Stool. This house is beautiful, a lot if the fixtures in the house is custom. Looks like Varnished Red Wood in the living room. If so it is very expensive. What a treasure it must have been to the owners. Thank u Brent for sharing.
Nice explore, that is an interesting property, love the whole layout. Really enjoy your videos. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺👍🐨
Thank you very much! Cheers from 🇨🇦
Now it don't get any better than that !
Awesome home
What a great find thanks for sharing it.
Your welcome Sidney
That home is in good condition, just a few holes in the roof. @11:48 those doors into the crawl spaces and Basement really give me the creepies as we don't have basements here in Victoria Australia. Or it's very rare. @13:26 that chair I think is a shoe cleaning and coat holder chair..@13:41 agree door sealed creepy.. So many fireplaces. Thank you kindest thoughts to you and your family from Australia xx