Abandoned Mega Mansion - Indoor Waterslide, Home Theater & more
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2020
- Way off in the distance of a neighborhood of multimillion dollar mansions, there's a property that is now vacated from all memories it once had. This mansion was constructed by a man who had money , too much he could handle. He created this home and didn't anticipate the electric bill or funds needed to keep up with all the home's needs, and later realized he dug himself into a hole. Not wanting to keep the home he built, he put it on the market where no one was silly enough to purchase it. Later it was used in reality TV shows on such networks like, MTV and HBO. But once those contracts came and went, mold and other decay started to happen and the house was taken off the market. Which leads us to today, exploring what is left in this once grand mansion suited for a king and queen. If you enjoy leave a thumbs up and subscribe for more exploring content.
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I love how respectful and quiet y’all were
Well yeah they dont want to go around screaming and getting caught lmfao.
Touche lmao
Why did they sneak in?
@@sebbyjuniorplayz6503 what do you mean? They went in to make this video.
@@sebbyjuniorplayz6503 Sounds like trespassing.
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Considering the lack of vandalism, I doubt this place was ever fully "abandoned". Someone has to be keeping tabs on it, probably a realtor.
Not every one of these places get broken too. Right away, lol.🤑🤑😂😂😎😎👀👀
I completely agree, not abandoned just waiting for it's next chapter. Too too clean and maintained.
Reminds me of all those lottery winners who buy a huge house, atv's, cars, toys, etc and at the end of it all can't pay the bills to keep the lights on or put gas in the fuel tank. Another classic case of living outside your means. Great video!
That may be true…..but a lot of those celebs abandoned their homes because they were taken to Gitmo for treasonous and other demonic reasons.
Just saving the money by using automatic lights. Opening light when using the room. Now that you can pay bill
Hopefully they had some fun there, that is a large house...
@@lovebnnubian9353 please explain
Probably another victim of the financial crisis of the 2008/9!
This type of extravagance just makes me sad that the building has been left to rot instead of being put to use. What a waste of resources.
This would make a great community center.
It's not a waste, this video is old, it's repaired, and entering the market. See my lengthy comment on this comment thread.
@@stacefacemarie its a week old
@@ChristianKadee Your point is? It seems like it already sold too
@@stacefacemarie dont get all defensive youre just saying the video is old when it is from a week ago.
It’s so sad to see abandoned mega mansions, like this. I would imagine when it was built people were excited, and in love with their homes. Now they’re just wasting away to nothing. And what amazes me is how many people out there are homeless while things like this just sit abandoned
I read something somewhere that for every homeless person there's at least 10 vacant houses. Or something along those lines. The world is a little big place for sure.
You have to wonder what what wrong. It hurts to see the island in the kitchen and imagine there was a time this home was filled with family and love. But the excessiveness is ridiculous. Those amazing amenties would lose their "cool" factor real quick. How often do you think that basketball court was used? But, back to my point, there was a time where it brought a family great joy. Sad
@@mrpink3998 maybe they fell on hard times for whatever reason or some just build houses they can’t really afford to keep up with. I imagine the monthly expense of upkeep and utility bills alone would be very high. I obviously don’t know what the reason is but some people just bite off more than they can chew.
@@nxthxn6416 someone mentioned that is going on the market again
LOL...the homeless would destroy this house within 24 hours. The copper plumbing and wiring would be scrapped.
this home sold in 2020 just after you taped this, good deal too, only superficial work was required, the mold can be killed sealed and painted over, facia, gutters, roof patches here and there.. decent home fora large family, they purchased it for $2.1 mill so its not an investment home they paid top dollar, someone with money who wanted it...
I find it insane to believe this was once someone’s house, it looks like a resort !
If you find this one amazing, search on RUclips for the titanic mansion. It's freaking insane to think people lived in that one
That's a total 90's house. You can tell by the colors, the style and the tube TV's.
house was built in 1999
Nah I'd day 2000's for sure. It's definitely more modern than 1990's.
I came here to say this lol
The houses was built in the early 2003 and was sold to a Chinese family in 2015 the house is estimated to be 2m
2m? No way. Atleast 5m
This is amazing how everything is frozen in time and still steady. That's a well built house
And they actually left the basketballs!
Was just thinking clean that place and a deep
But the fixtures, paint color choices and art are tacky.
@@cecemeyers6028 it’s an old house tho
If I found that place, I'd just sit and play on that Wurlitzer piano for hours....
I'll be playing on the basketball court four hours 😁😁😄😄
Everyone in the comments are saying this house is trash but I’d love to have a house like this for my kids 🤷🏽♂️ but that’s just me tho
Me too
You are not alone.
Real talk lol all the ones hating on it couldn't pay the taxes on it 🤣😂🤪😹🤣
@@davidrosenzweig1380 lmao ikr.
@@davidrosenzweig1380 That's about $200k a year. The annual property tax is like 3 times the average yearly income.
I'll never get over how much money is just thrown out the window in all these abandoned properties.
Could be from a lottery winner because the winner will buy so much stuff but can’t afford taxes on them
@@carreraman8364 Not just lottery winners lot of former professional sports players and celebrities but how do you guys recording the places have a right to be there
Yup, highly irresponsible....
I don't think it was money thrown away.......Just think of all of the jobs created to build it.
Ever watch videos of abandoned places in Europe? It's mindblowing what people let go of..
It feels oddly eerie going through the house -- frozen in time and frozen wishes/dreams along with it. The amenities inside this house is atypical of how the new millionaire builds their "ideal" house. It takes a good bit of financial acumen to manage and maintain a property this size and, if the original owner who built this did intend it for his children, most kids when they become adults would rather live with their OWN immediate family than have all the siblings & in-laws under one roof in compound. This house definitely confirms/affirms my feelings or thoughts of living in a mega mansion. Thanks for sharing.
Exactly! The owner built it for HIMSELF, but not everyone likes/wants the same thing.
Such a good point. So many rich people downsize after their kids leave the nest.
i built my own cabin on a river 32 years ago still here loving it
Beats living in a van, down by the river. 😉 (sorry, couldn’t resist).
@@princessmarlena1359 it started out in a travel trailer and evolved into a cabin
@@redleaderone8429 cool
Beautiful house. A walk through each room would be nice so we could also see the layout of the place not just clips. 🥰
This would have been fun to quarantine in while up & running. Lol
yess bruh 😂 maybe im sleeping in court
Also to romance a lady in as well. Play some good music in the gym, turn the disco ball on and slow dance for a bit, go to the bar for a few drinks, play a few songs on the piano, go for a good swim in the pool, and take in the beauty of the starry night out on the porch...
I'd quarantine with you any time @ laci
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Can’t stop thinking and hoping that this house would be perfect as a group home for foster kids
That house is incredibly beautiful.
Hard to believe that it's just sitting there wasting away.
1999? This beautiful mansion is not that old, honestly! I would love to own it and fix it up. It isn’t nearly as far gone as some of the places you have showed in the past. 💗💗💗
then buy it
It's for sale. 2.3 Million is the asking price. The original owners have been trying to sell it since 2014. No one is buying it though because they won't lower the price below the millions. There are no listings for it anymore because of the condition its in. The owners gave up and walked.
It's not for sale. It was sold in December 2020 for $2.1 million
@@NobodysAngel81 Makes sense. The article I read that said it was for sale was from October 2020. I couldn't find any sold listing. That said, I didn't know the address. I just typed in "Abandoned mansion, Andover MA" in a google search. Now that I know the address, I see on Zillow that it was sold on Christmas Eve, 2020.
The original owners were trying to sell it for a long time. There's probably going to be a lot of fixing up needed. Hopefully it can be a beautiful home again.
@@sunlightangel87 The customer I picked up there was actually one of the people in charge of fixing up the place and that was in November/December 2018 or maybe Spring 2019. I think she was a real estate agent, but she was also fixing it up. I think she was a house flipper. When I picked her up there, it was a mess. Weeds were all over the driveway/garage etc. It needed a lot of work and the crew probably worked around the clock to make it sale worthy. I didn't really get a good look inside because there were security cameras. There is a security guard house at the beginning of the driveway. It's in such a weird spot. You go up this hill, and it's on the right. You can't see the house from the street because it's surrounded by so many trees. Andover is a rich town. Lots of mansions of all sizes.
What a shame...
So many people would kill for a house like this or a house in general. Yet this one will just sit and rot away.
Just been sold
David m3 maniac after how long? It’s a worthless gamble now
Work for it.
Work for it ...
Work for it
Wow. This house is huge and so taken care of that it doesn’t even seem normal for it to be completely quiet
It's not it still has a cleaning crew and lawn maintenance the indoor pool is clean covered and clorinated it's not in anyway abandoned, just not affordable ! No dust= not abandoned
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The woodwork is gorgeous!! The house is beautiful,&I love the fun activity areas,&everything about this home. Doesn't seem abandoned long@all. I'm glad it's not vandalized! Great find!
Wow, amazingly clean, no vandalism, just incredible! Good stuff!!
It sucks that places like this to to waste when it could be used for youth or something. We have so many kids in group homes etc. Some that have had to be placed due to abuse . Can you imagine being able to live there? How much they have done a out. It can be inspiring to what hard work and believing your self can bring.
Even for mentally and physically disabled. I have worked w youth and adults w disabilities and we tried to provide them w activities out side of horne and day hab Well here ya go. We could have used this for so many people. It literally makes my heart ache to see such waste. Thanks for sharing and always keep moving forward. 😆
And who will foot the bills and maintenance?
Rich people would never support that, they are not done pissing on us with that trickle down economic method. Rich people want as many people to suffer, as possible to make themselves feel better about themselves. They clearly don't like people more humble than them.
I agree with making it a group home but also the upkeep costs
@@paulforester2242 boy are we cynical, that’s about the stupidest thing I’ve ever read.
@@CadellD really? That's what I see, is waste. Waste other people's lives to waste money on failed projects. What has America done about space mining? You know china is ahead of us? America had a huge lead, and it was squandered, by rich over entitled jerks. I am not talking about just a few million in the bank.
Mark my words.
The first company that successfully mines outer space, will rule this world.
America had all this wealth and just got lazy. The reason we have a genius visa, is that the government gave up on it's people, and didn't educate properly. America is a throw away society, in that they trash their people, and throw them away. I have seen this. The owner of the company, I used to work for, had their kids start at the bottom, so they became better people in the end. That is rare, and I don't see that often, but what I do see, is people that didn't earn their position, and blow daddy's fortune, being jerks in the process, with nothing to build of from.
History is never learned properly by people on the top. That's why history repeats itself. Look up Einstein's definition of insanity.
If rich people want to rule the world, then they better learn to lead with a positive outcome, or it's just a waste of time.
I remember this episode. Was a pretty big family. It was an MTV teen cribs episode. The pool had like a jungle theme to it, huge ass basement, I remember it vividly.. getting old is weird. Take me back 😔
I was just telling a buddy about how i feel or see things as I got older and it does seem odd
how things change...
It only gets weirder.
@@jjrbarnett amen bro! I’m 32 and the mtv crib days feel so long ago!
@@bmw328i8 Best MTV crib Episode was Method Man by far
@@elgrancamaron those were the days bro...
This house is just amazing, my kids would love this. So much stuff to do.
I was on a business trip in Boston (from Dallas) the night they won the championship. 8 of us went into "town" or wherever they were celebrating. We had such a blast!
That’s a beautiful Wurlitzer piano. I’d love to have that in my house. They’re not worth very much (maybe $1,000 to $5,000 when refurbished), but as a church pianist, I’ve always loved the tone of all the Wurlitzer models that I’ve played at different churches.
More like 600 to 1500
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@@unique5686 lol reported
My friend Viviane Audet is a pianist and she loves this instrument!
Of all the abandoned mansions I've seen... this to me is the most fun and interesting ....that being with just the layout of the house itself without the pool and bowling alley etc.
That crown molding is beautiful ❤️😁
So good to hear more details about the history of this home and what happened. So many of these I watch they can't tell us anything about the family or how its downfall happened. Great video thanks
A good find, and no vandalism graffiti ect. not to everyones taste but I liked it. shame more wasn't spent on the quality of building it and it wouldn't be decaying in some parts.
Definitely a ton if potential. The architecture on its own is pretty amazing.
Dance halls, swimming pools, people getting together to have fun...remember that?
Pre-covid world. The children today are being trained to lick boot heels.
@@TheAntManChannel by being asked to think about others? The only reason covid is spreading is bc young people dont give a shit. We all have to do without bc these people cant be bothered to think about others. Is that was you call licking boot heels?
edit quite willing to wear masks for Antifa and Black lives matter protests to protect their identity
but to wear them to save peoples lives?
@@Sarah_270 well said
@@Sarah_270 idk most people I’ve see without masks were probably in there 30s-40s. Oakley sunglasses and goatees too lol
No
Wurlitzer piano.....niiiice....
I love the wood work, staircase, etc. There's parts of this home that I just love!
Just found your channel and can’t stop binge watching but would love more information about the places you visit... why/ how is it abandoned. Please do more research and share with us.
I was thinking the same thing
It was for sale during this.
That floor warping isn't from water damage. That entire row popping up is caused by pressure on the floor from expansion and contraction. If you don't leave enough space in between the floor and wall as the floor boards expand they will hit the wall and force the weakest row to pop.
Wrong it's from no heat or ac. Floors aren't made to go extreme to extreme. I'm sure the carpenters who did that beautiful woodworking all through the house knew that you need to space shit.
@@jeremydickinson9650 yes the no heat or too much heat causes contraction and expansion just like he stated.
Isn't that why laying the floor out to sit for awhile helps before you actually secure the floor? Doesn't that help the flooring expand first? Asking for a friend, lol
@@jeremydickinson9650 that's literally what the main comment just said, its from expansion/contraction
@@lyrakeliipaakaua5908 yes you want all the components to be somewhat near the same temperature. On a cold winter day lay it out to warm up after being in cold vehicle and summer let it cool if it is needed.
¿Home theater?
¿Basketball court?
¿Indoor pool with waterslide?
¿Bowling alley?
I'm just gonna say one thing
*I NEED IT*
All of these abandoned homes, I'm just thinking of how many Homeless Veterans could move into them, after being fixed up of course. Homeless Veterans would Appreciate and Respect a house like this. Beautiful home.
Homeless vets ? No way.. they all get a nice check ✔ once a month.. & benefits
@@johnstarks65 I come from a long long long Blood line of Service Men, You really should watch Your mouth about Homeless Veterans. Prick
@@johnstarks65 this one does not but I'm glad you think we are all looked after that well LOL!! it must be nice to be still of a civvie mind :)
I like those piano introductions. Gives some special vibes.
Another beautiful place. Like always, well done Devin ❤️
This "abondoned" mansion is more clean and Shiny that my housekeeping.
😄
Somehow I get the feeling that it’s almost like walking through Luigis mansion.
🤣
Mine to when I remodel I'm going to take a electric leaf blower to the place I have a dog and a cat that sheds like crazy I still sweep and everything but the leaf blower will still work wonders with all the windows open! Lmao!
Phew, glad I’m not the only one!!
I would die for that game ticket. That was my fav lineup ever. Love KG♥️♥️
Nice to hear this place technically isn't abandoned and is being maintained, hope someone in need can get it someday lol, also, I love the name "Doggone Arena"
This mansion is the stuff you would fantasise about having in your home when you were a kid “when I grow up”
If your a billionaire nah youd want it anytime
Great video, thanks for sharing,
It's also nice to watch something without swearing in, love how you are so respectful of the properties you film, keep up the great work!
All that money and zero taste. Knew from the outside it was just a bunch square plans sewn together at different angles. No character at all to that place. It’s like if a teenager won the lottery.
From the beginning, the house looked like it was made of pressboard, no substance to it, like taking the details of a grand mansion and imitating them on a mobile home.
Agreed 100%
Seriously!
Exactly my thoughts. When money and good taste are put together, you end up with something incredible. This, on the other hand, was embarrassing.
Difference in time, what was trendy design wise in 80s or 90s isn't 30 years later.
Wow amazing beautiful thank you for sharing
The basketball court was inside the house it was huge
The cinema and bowling awesome and the slide is awesome little pool bar
This is my definition of a barbie dream home
This is literally what tiktoker houses will be in 10 years 😂
Nah Tim tokers will be broke in 10 years 😂
Stupid.
😂👍
Nope
@@michelleannor6944 maybe for a few. The vast majority will be broke, addicted to drugs or dead.
This house has so much potential! Shame that it's just rotting away
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You could house SO MANY homeless people if they wouldn't leave places like this empty.
@@RichieWarm yea that would be great, needles everywhere. Broken bottles etc...
Pretty sure a flipper will pick it up within 6 months
@@RichieWarm require them be sober from drugs and alcohol to stay there and it’ll remain empty. Sad truth
well done..great tour!
Can’t stop watching these videos 👌🏾👍🏾
This house was also in a movie with Kate Hudson and Larry David. Called 'Clear History'.
Googled it to see the house on the movie and wow! It's sad to see it the way it is now. The only info I saw online was that it was up for auction in 2014 but can't find any other info. Thank you for sharing
@@sarahmassie5555 there is more information and nice pictures of this home may be found at Zillow. Off market. $2.8 million. Etc. Some history suggest that a wealthy software CEO was the original owner and sold it in I believe 2009 right after the housing bubble burst. Now I think he sold at a later year, sorry anyway a nice outdated home.
Mike Woodson is this House in north carol?
**shows old CRT TV with VHS slot**
“Probably late 2000’s”
More like mid 90s.
Exactly. Thankyou. For some reason, that guess being at least 15 years off really bothered me. Glad I wasn't the only one.
It was even kind of hard to find new CRTs in the late 2000's! Some odd store had maybe one model or two in some lonesome corner, but most had absolutely none...
Naw they was still around for a while after 2000, I’m 23 an I remember vhs having boxes full of vhs movies as a kid
@@BilisNegra very late 2000's maybe but I was still selling containers of tube tv's up until 2007ish.
could have been early 2000's, might not have even been abandoned until the late 2000's. Nobody was buying CRTs then, but it wasn't uncommon for people to still have them.
Such a gorgeous and elaborate home! Beautiful woodwork throughout. Not many bedrooms for such a large house. Almost in move-in condition. Please don’t turn off your camera between rooms. Just walk through so we can get the feeling of being there and what it was like to walk those hallways, etc. Great explore. Thank you!
Amazing property. That Tanglewood poster is from MA. Great venue. Thanks for sharing.
I can understand the upkeep being tremendous, but with that pool, gym, theater and bowling alley not to mention the sheer square footage of this building, what did he expect? Seems like a waste. Great video!
A big waste
Yes could have been used for youth, disabled, man I could go on. People make me sick I swear.
@@movingforwardfco1587
It is private property and you do not have the right to use people being sick as an excuse for your disdain of the situation.
I was thinking it was a waste as well it's so many people out there in need and rich people go and blow their money on stuff like this and then can't keep it they could have noodles Millions on helping a small country or their old neighborhood
This is a nouveau rich person. Old money doesn’t live in homes like this. It’s a guy wanting to live out a fantasy, and he either didn’t do his research or he ignored it. I would bet it’s a lottery winner.
I am very surprised the house hasn't been vandalized which is a good thing.
Has its things but still seems nice. Have a blessed day, John 3:16 (NIV). ☝️☝️
@@mauricioh6716 have a cursed day Satan 6:66
@@mikeschonebaum1198 I’m not religious, but that’s just unnecessary
I'm nobody to judge, blessings to all ☝️☝️ and families. John 3:16 (NIV)
I’m guessing location has a lot to do with that
Looks like it sold last year ‼️ YAY...not abandoned anymore 😁👍
I can’t believe how clean it is
That's so accessible, but in amazing shape. I'm glad it's not trashed. Props for the Dan Bell reference.
Theres probably some dude, somewhere, watching this video, who used to own this house, wondering where it all went wrong.
And the person who spent time building it.
@@nae2987 For some reason, this seemed more depressing.
Owned by john nugent. Cost 6 million to build but when his kids moved out he decided to big for him
@@ErinLuxe the article was a good find👍
I wish you would’ve looked around the theater room more and checked out the batting cage and pitching machine, outdoor putting green and two locker rooms.
This house is so beautiful. I hate seeing this beauty just sitting there.
This is an awesome video thank you for sharing💯
I can't believe this house couldn't be used for anything. Rented for events, out to the public or something.
It could even make a nice Air BNB
Prob awesome in its time & period. What a shame.
It's just too big besides the expenses of a basketball court, pools, gardens the personnel needed to maintain it in order would lead to bankrupt anyone.
Thats because the banks make more money by letting it rot than using it
I agree
Found this house. I live near it, and it is soon to be purchased and renovated into a personal home.
Where is this
Where at? And do you know what MTV shoe it was on?
Wasn't this house featured in American Pie maybe the second movie? The great room looks very familiar
Clear history, 2003.
Glad to hear it will once again be a home for someone.
I just love this house!❤️❤️❤️ I hope someone buys it soon! What a waste of a beautiful house
the ultimate liminal space - it looks like it should be full of people and the silence is overwhelming. Clearly the property is set well back from any busy roads. Amazing find!
Looks like Rev. Run’s house from back in the day. I remember seeing all of these house features in their show.
I just looked it up and doesn't match, I could be wrong
It does look super similar! I feel like his house was a little smaller
@@DylanRomanov I think it was too.
@sommore80 That’s good to hear!! I honestly meant it more like “oh wow it’s like Rev’s house” I didn’t mean to sound like I was suspecting it was. :) if that makes sense. I just meant this style was popular back in these days!
Because I know their house was custom built!
The house still looks pretty immaculate. I'm constantly cleaning mine and it has more dust.
Love to make it a health recovery resort. Very nice, room for activity and healing modalities, plus fun, music and relaxation!
It's really nice to see 👀 abandoned places in such great condition!!!! 😁
What a beautiful house. Love all the real wood work. You wouldn’t have to go anywhere during quarantine, you have everything there. So Awesome
this house screams late 90s and i love every bit of it
Just 'stumbled' upon your video and channel! Fantastic!
Bowling ally, waterside and movie theater.... Definitely my dream house....
Love the another dirty room reference at 11:46 lol... Video totally rocks as always dude!
It's like walking into a ninety's family movie.
Yep I thought the same. The decor is awful so dated!
Pretty tacky
This would make a lovely bed and breakfast! A small resort even
Beautiful house and property.
I always wonder why people with wealth that build these huge homes don’t put comfortable chairs in their home theaters rather than the standard uncomfortable movie theater chairs.. I’d rather chaise lounges, big lazy boys... etc..
Nah then it just feels like sitting at home you want the Cinema Experience - uncomfortable seats , sticky carpet, popcorn all over the place but at least you can have a Cig in your own cinema lol
@@garrygemmell5676 LoL
To avoid falling asleep, I guess? 🙂
Cause they don't want you lounging there all day
It was the cool thing to do back in the day. They didn’t actually use those theaters. It was just to say “I’m rich” just like the old super white carpets with white tables that we don’t use thing
Considering how clean everything is it isn’t abandoned. They may not be living there, but they have someone looking after it minimally.
So why isn't it locked up then??
@@desratlinda8639 it’s dust free, after 12-20 years that piano and tv should of been filled with dust. Someone is still entering and dusting the place at minimum.
@@Bnguyen276 He says is someone is cleaning it up, why is no locked?
@@delepiane Saves windows getting broken? Urbex - break nothing take nothing but pictures.
@@desratlinda8639 I think that because of everything that is left and because there are parts that are clean, that whoever is selling the property let them in.
It would be good if you gave a history of the house and how it came to be abandoned and who actually owns it now.
A doctor that passed away in 2006 in a plane crash and a foreigner owned it afterwards. Via google. This is in port st Lucia
adoro seus vídeos.
viajo tanto imaginando explorar um lugar destes.
canal muito bom.
why does rich people furniture ALWAYS look so uncomfortable ? lol
BECAUSE THEY NEVER SIT ON IT, it's just for show! They even leave the price tag on the back!
stargirlzx because it is haha
Usually it's because their houses are so big that they don't even use a lot of the rooms so when furnishing them they prioritize looks over comfort because they're rarely ever going to use it anyways. Everyone thinks they want a huge house but in reality unless you have a huge family or throw parties all the time after a few months when the initial excitement wears off you start spending less and less time in those "bonus" rooms. Like wine cellars, of course I'd like to have one in my house but I know I'd rarely use it. It's basically just a cool looking closet for wine that costs as much as a used car. Although we don't like to admit it, people often buy things simply because they look cool, and in turn will make them look cool for owning it.
Cause money cant buy taste or class 👍
It’s worth money so it’s avant-garde
“i feel like im in another dirty room. dan bell come check this out, i think that’s blood” im so glad i got that reference
Lol dan bell is a good friend of mine
Beautiful find 😎👍
What a beautiful Mansion My Favorite 😍 That Classic feel damnn I love these types of Mansions you know they just got classic feeling 😍 I wish I could live in this house
Perfect now I have proof someone's been snooping around and breaking in to my property.
0:19 I can't wait to go inside! Beautiful
Edit: this would make a great party house/airbnb rental. It would be nice to treat my staff and their plus 1 to a 4 day weekend at this place as a way of saying thanks.
Nice explore!
Thank you sir! Awesome house!!!
Abandoned..and I live in public housing. This is sad. I want NO PITY. I do want people to not take their health for granted. You can be a college graduate like me and end up in public housing with no car because of poor health. Then I see stuff like this. I'm thankful for the roof over my head. I hope whomever left this house abandoned never has to feel pain and suffering.
Im 53 yrs old n i am white n i was raised in the brick style projects in the 70s n 80s now i have my own business🤓 trust me when i say u keep ur head up n keep working u will be able to buy u a nice house 🤓 look at where ur at as a started crib 🤓 i will pray for u n i wish u all the best 🙏 U CAN DO IT🤓🤓🤓
@@mzterisue805 Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. I have Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis, 2 heart attacks, 3 blood clots, 8 knee surgeries including a total knee replacement. The Crohn's has spread from my small intestine into my stomach and my esophagus. I am also 59 years old, and a partridge in a pear tree!! LOL..Gotta laugh!! I've nevr wanted a mansion nor expected one. However, a nice log cabin in The Smoky Mountains with a fireplace would be my dream come true!! A girl can dream, right?
@@SissyD61 ur very welcome 🤓 please keep ur head up n i will be praying for u 🙏 i have been married to a preachers child for 35yrs so i like to think that i got an edge in the praying department🤓🤓
Ita hard work n takes time but i believe anyone can pick themselves up n achieve their dreams 🙏🙏🙏
flat screens were available in 2004-2005. SO I am going to guess they this was before then. The house has a feel of early 2000's in the decor.
late 90s early 2000s
@@bleuessence5281 I´d say early to mid 90´s.Maybe even ´89.
That Samsung TV at the pool on the wall had the old logo font on it and a quick search tells me that the current font came in from 1993 onwards, so this place could be early to mid 90's potentially.
It was built in 1999.
Love your explorations, 💕
Well I Was enjoying watching this before an ad break of 4 minutes began as I watch on my tv other than that it looks awesome & I can’t the life for me understand all these deserted homes & people who have not just the money to build these homes, but to leave them to literally rot. Cheers & thanks from NZ, I have subscribed, ad break or not 🙂
It’s always weird to see mansions like this with furnishings like those TV’s left inside. Frozen in time. That is until someone buys them or neglect, vandals and nature pretty much overtake them. Imagine what that basketball court will look like in another couple of years with nobody stepping in to make repairs.
There’s a couple abandoned buildings in Cattaraugus NY that I would LOVE to see you make videos on. I grew up there and only went inside the old abandons elementary school. Please explore it and the other building we have in town!
Started watching you videos...gotta say, I love them haha I don't follow a lot of pages of people doing this cause I really don't find any that are professional haha you seem to know what you're doing 👍 you got my follow 😊
That was a really nice house. It needed to be renovated and updated, but it was super nice considering.