The Bin Laden Mansion Sits Empty In Central Florida For Twenty Years - Rumors On Future Of Property

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2023
  • What does the future of this property hold ? Im curious to see how it all plays out over time and would love to get a tour of the inside with permission if it ends up not being torn down . Just went around outside for now.
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  • @TheDailyWoo
    @TheDailyWoo  Год назад +217

    Instagram- AdamTheWooATW
    What a beautiful property. I wonder if it’s still on the market and can be bought ? I’d love to go inside

    • @SmokyMountainBlessed
      @SmokyMountainBlessed Год назад +13

      Very interesting maybe you can update about the property later, it’s definitely a beautiful property with the lake and all the trees, I hope the trees remain as well

    • @Ketchup311
      @Ketchup311 Год назад +16

      Looks like “Cornerstone Group Development” bought it in May of 2021.

    • @kimymarie596
      @kimymarie596 Год назад +8

      They could’ve easily have filmed an episode of the walking dead there. Kind of sad

    • @caseymichigan7576
      @caseymichigan7576 Год назад +19

      Zillow shows that it was sold back in May of 2022 for $7.7 million. At that price it would be most likely sold to a developer.

    • @stopngosteve04
      @stopngosteve04 Год назад +5

      @@Ketchup311 7.7 Mil! Woo!

  • @GregsGameRoom
    @GregsGameRoom Год назад +482

    The house was built in 1928 by William Pratt who helped invent Jell-O. So it would be a shame to tear it down. But I imagine the cost to make it livable again is probably more than the value of the home. In 2021 owner Gary English said he wanted to restore it. Good luck to him!

    • @craigcampbell1843
      @craigcampbell1843 Год назад +29

      Yeah. Hate to lose a hundred year old house or see apartments take over a spot like this but a private owner would probably have to pay $10-20,000 just to replace the gate at the entrance. The expense of bringing back a property like this would be like buying the house twice.

    • @craigcampbell1843
      @craigcampbell1843 Год назад +34

      If that garage is original the guy must have had some SERIOUS money. A 3 car garage in the 1920s??

    • @cheesefriesyo
      @cheesefriesyo Год назад +26

      The English family lost the house. A developer purchased it for 7.7 mil. However, the English's lost it because they had planned to sell 11 acres to a development company to build apartments, but the city rejected the proposal, so I don't see anyone building something like that.

    • @johnp139
      @johnp139 Год назад +5

      Pratt and Whitney?

    • @W2mNm
      @W2mNm Год назад +10

      I had no idea it was that old and with that history. Now it's even sadder to think it'll all probably be gone.

  • @llndadischer7689
    @llndadischer7689 Год назад +72

    So sick of beautiful places like this being torn down for apartments , condos and town houses.. Dam shame

    • @metalmike570
      @metalmike570 Год назад +4

      Well a lot of people need housing though. There's a shortage of new housing - change is inevitable
      anyways.

    • @commondentaldiseases9465
      @commondentaldiseases9465 Год назад +1

      Did Osama bin laden live live here

    • @metalmike570
      @metalmike570 Год назад +1

      @@commondentaldiseases9465 I'm sure some of his wives and kids did after all he had over 50 kids!

  • @Kevmaster2000
    @Kevmaster2000 Год назад +196

    “Not the type of videos you usually do anymore”? These are the type of videos I subscribed to you for. Ones where you explore old and abandoned places and towns, or just taking the backroads and seeing what interesting things you find. And exploring small towns. I like your other videos where you visit larger touristy places too, but these off the beaten path videos are my jam.

    • @benlaw4647
      @benlaw4647 Год назад +12

      I agree. I love the road trips ,exploring places , etc . Don't care for the Disney, amusement park stuff, It's all the same.

    • @AaronSmith-xx5zb
      @AaronSmith-xx5zb Год назад +5

      Well said!

    • @lace1245
      @lace1245 Год назад +5

      I love the exploration videos of abandoned and historical places! My favorite vids on RUclips.

    • @seabreeze2001
      @seabreeze2001 Год назад +4

      One of my favorites back in the day from the Woo:
      Aerojet-Dade Rocket Facility
      🤘😎🤘

    • @OhioPalmTrees
      @OhioPalmTrees Год назад +4

      it gets harder the older you get, you have to think of yourself having to explain to a judge what your doing wondering around....the older you are the more your expected to be not just wondering around lol

  • @ronniemattson9300
    @ronniemattson9300 Год назад +126

    Such a shame. Back in 2010, I had a huge wedding planning even there. I had the exclusive wedding planning rights to any and all weddings. However, the owner at that time, sold the property to a private family. The property was fully manacured and ready for many events. The new owners chode NOT to do this. Fools I would say. I have many photos and would like to share them if anyone is interested.

    • @lorettaangelica2099
      @lorettaangelica2099 Год назад +24

      I would love 🌈🙏🥰to see your pictures of this beautiful property.
      It saddens me that this historical home and out buildings are so neglected; that the fate of this property is tainted because it was the vacation home of a family who had an infamous brother. But even more UNCONSCIONABLE is the idea that the local government would permit the demolition of historical 1920’s buildings and the bulldozing of 100+ year old trees! to pave it over and cram housing units on the land.
      There are other uses for this property that would protect the serene landscape and historical buildings-As mentioned in other posts, a weddings and events destination,or An arts center, A healing/ spa, A conference/ workshop space…There is certainly a way to rejuvenate this space & honor the land, the trees, the nature, the historical architecture, and also heal and bring peace and new joyous memories without demolishing it.

    • @paulmajor5585
      @paulmajor5585 Год назад +5

      What were you paying per event to the land owners?

    • @lionheartmerrill1069
      @lionheartmerrill1069 Год назад +9

      I'll bet this guy, TheDailyWoo, would want to see the photos & show them on this channel as a follow-up. Contact him in this comment section. I for sure want to see the photos.

    • @watermelonlover745
      @watermelonlover745 Год назад +5

      Bin Laden name will always mar it

    • @shellyt4095
      @shellyt4095 Год назад +3

      Yes please share

  • @JPFalcononor
    @JPFalcononor Год назад +270

    These types of videos, along with your off the beaten path travels, are what you were born for. Great stuff.

    • @canadavey
      @canadavey Год назад +18

      Agreed 100%. It's these kinds of videos that got me into ATW and I certainly hope there's going to be more!

    • @benlaw4647
      @benlaw4647 Год назад +4

      I agree...

    • @karenshepler7128
      @karenshepler7128 Год назад +4

      What a shame as it's so beautiful 😍

    • @JPFalcononor
      @JPFalcononor Год назад

      @Karen Shepler Unfortunately, I have since bailed out of his channel. Too much Disney garbage for my liking.

  • @janetpaul8029
    @janetpaul8029 Год назад +102

    These types of vlogs, when you visit out of the way places, are my favorites for sure.. keep them coming please!

  • @Leland189
    @Leland189 Год назад +65

    The Estate was called Bear Lake. My wife managed properties for the Ben Laden that owned the estate. He was not like the bad brother. Went to several parties there.

    • @paulmajor5585
      @paulmajor5585 Год назад +3

      Sure buddy.

    • @moonyshine
      @moonyshine Год назад +3

      Yea yea same , my wife did bin ladens hair, and I partied in this house and did coke with Osoma all the time

    • @l-_-sage-_-l
      @l-_-sage-_-l Год назад +1

      @@paulmajor5585 Sure, the dude could be lying, but it's a small world. It wouldn't be surprising if someone who knew them saw this video; that's how these creepy stalking algorithms work.

    • @ripvanrevs
      @ripvanrevs Год назад +1

      @@paulmajor5585 This guys dad had 22 wives and 56 kids. Saudi oil money.

  • @CactusAtlas
    @CactusAtlas Год назад +18

    THIS. I 100% understand why you don't do these videos on the regular anymore but man... they're some of the best. This was a breath of fresh air. 😄 Appreciate the little bit of history to the property as well.

  • @valeriemillan-bones712
    @valeriemillan-bones712 Год назад +30

    This is wild. To think that I stopped there last year because it was abandoned and not knowing who it belonged to blows my mind. I thought the same thing with the entrance, it was odd. Thank you for the information. Congrats to who ever buys it!!

    • @ScottyToaster
      @ScottyToaster 11 месяцев назад

      My guess is that all of that concrete debris was dumped there to keep vehicular traffic out, especially since the iron gates at that entrance were gone.

  • @billson55
    @billson55 Год назад +8

    Need more of these types of videos and your old celebrity death sites/graves.
    Brilliant as always Adam

  • @pcar928fan
    @pcar928fan Год назад +17

    That is a cool house! I am with you, I’d live there in a heart beat! It is in amazingly good condition considering it is nearly 100 years old and has been vacant for 20+ years! What a great property!

  • @ShawnKodi
    @ShawnKodi Год назад +9

    I know you said this type of video is not your forté anymore but it does take me back to those nostalgic days and reminds me why I started going along on these Adam The Woo Adventures and he never asked my mom. Thanks For the cool adventure.

  • @maggielawson9579
    @maggielawson9579 Год назад +31

    Ahh old school Adam the Woo! Refreshing to see one of these videos ❤

    • @benlaw4647
      @benlaw4647 Год назад +1

      Yes! Need more of these !

    • @seabreeze2001
      @seabreeze2001 Год назад +1

      I miss the old school vids!! 😎

  • @SmokyMountainBlessed
    @SmokyMountainBlessed Год назад +19

    It would make a beautiful nature state park open to the public and the buildings could be used for big business events. I hope the trees are not torn down

  • @baqashahmath1566
    @baqashahmath1566 Год назад +4

    That mansion is a historical landmark which should be totally renovated back to new it sits on a lakefront beautiful amazing place can you imagine what it was like in it's day amazing!

  • @storiesfromasuperhost8086
    @storiesfromasuperhost8086 Год назад +14

    I hope you checked all the doors?! I love when people take you in and do NO harm. It is so cool that you walked thru as much as you did, thanks!

  • @CardinalsLetsGo
    @CardinalsLetsGo Год назад +79

    I'm always fascinated with Urban exploring. To see these buildings just lost in time and losing the fight to Mother Nature is really interesting. I'd like to see more urban exploring videos uploaded

  • @DieselSgrass
    @DieselSgrass Год назад +51

    Owing to more than $2.1 million for the property, Gary and Dana English filed for bankruptcy, and the property was foreclosed upon in July 2019. It was recently resold to Virginia-based real estate and development firm Cornerstone Group Development LLC for $7.7 million. The future of the home is uncertain.

    • @cheesefriesyo
      @cheesefriesyo Год назад +5

      They lost the house because they planned to sell 11 acres of it to a development company to build apartments. The city rejected the proposal. It is highly likely that it will be torn down and a new home built or less likely remodeled.

    • @DieselSgrass
      @DieselSgrass Год назад

      @@cheesefriesyo that's was not since 2019. That was the vote from years ago with another developer

    • @altha-rf1et
      @altha-rf1et Год назад +3

      cannot now due to health problems have Parkinson's disease, you should contact that company and see if they would let you have access to it and keep and eye on it for them, work out some type of deal lot of room on that property land wise could be good for garden projects even until it sales or if, maybe something that you can salvage in their to make some money This is how I got use of 10 acres 35 miles from me beside a state forest, owners live in Jersey let me use the land until their kids get grown and decide if they want to use it.. I have used it for 5 years now cost $125 a year I agree to pay property taxes but something like this do not just tell them that you will keep tresspassers away and work something out to be able to use it

    • @rosekane3834
      @rosekane3834 Год назад +1

      Terrible what developers are doing to our beautiful lands, not only in my state of Florida..but all over. Wonder what original sale price was and how many people lived in there?

    • @ripvanrevs
      @ripvanrevs Год назад +2

      @@rosekane3834 Sold in 1993 for 190k. Sold in 2007 for 566k. You can look up the info. House has a Winter Garden address. 17812 W Colonial Dr.

  • @lisad5419
    @lisad5419 Год назад +4

    I drive past this all the time, thank you for settling my curiosity. I remember when they fled. If I remember correctly, they were set up at the old, now torn down, Jimmy's Thriftway, in downtown WG. No road noise near the house, either. Beautiful. Thanks!

  • @cafewa100
    @cafewa100 Год назад +6

    To see these buildings and property lost in time and your documentation on them keeps me coming back to watch more and more. Thank you Sir.

  • @helgabullabong
    @helgabullabong Год назад +25

    Just read on Google that the home was built in 1928 by William Pratt, the chemist who helped invent Jello! It was also previously owned by the President of Tupperware. Cool.

  • @Used2flyn
    @Used2flyn Год назад +20

    Fascinating to think of the history we all drive by without a thought. Thanks for bringing this to life! 👍🏼

  • @SandyWolf-
    @SandyWolf- Год назад +5

    I can see through the years of wesr and tear this was gorgeous at one time! What a shame😪
    Great video thank you for making it👍

  • @Passmethedoobiescoob
    @Passmethedoobiescoob Год назад +61

    This is insane! I got chased by security a few years ago trying to see it up close. It’s crazy, but understandable how it’s sat for so long, even now when almost every house that’s ever been abandoned is being bought and sold at the highest dollar. I’m sure nobody wants to touch it because of the obvious history, but it is definitely a beautiful property, truly do wonder what will happen in the future for it.

    • @JTMulcahy
      @JTMulcahy Год назад +3

      Ima need you to tell me where this Bin Laden mansion is located *cough*

    • @rolandthethompsongunner64
      @rolandthethompsongunner64 Год назад

      It will become condos or apartments 😂

    • @ceciliahoffmann2143
      @ceciliahoffmann2143 Год назад

      @@JTMulcahy look up deer isle rd and w oakland ave it’s around there hehe you’ll find it if u go in the intersection of those two and look on maps satélite it’s in front of the west orange trail

  • @xxryan76xx
    @xxryan76xx Год назад +24

    This gives off classic Adam the woo vibes. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you so much for going out there and bringing us amazing videos. You’re truly an amazing person.

  • @KimmiePatts
    @KimmiePatts Год назад +33

    I would totally own and live in this house if I could afford to. It's awesome! Some people have been saying tear it down because of who used to live there. Why? The house isn't evil. Just the former residents. I hope it doesn't get demolished and one day a well deserving family makes it theirs. ❤❤

  • @rockinrides
    @rockinrides Год назад +15

    Hope someone buys and restores the property. Would be a shame to lose a piece of history like this. Great video Adam!

  • @cathyaponte4192
    @cathyaponte4192 Год назад +5

    Thank you so much for sharing this video I always wondered about that house. I was on Fort Campbell in Kentucky when the got that sob, I knew his brother lived out there but never got this kind of footage. I would live there in a heartbeat it's so beautiful I see so much potential. You can tell there has been people in there probably kids and tore stuff up, and squatters like you said it's actually sad, that property is amazing. I just wish you would of went in, I would of. I hope it doesn't get torn down for some stupid apartments. You should do more research on buying it, I'm sure the price went way down due some of the damage done to the property and obviously no one is interested in it.

  • @matt4890
    @matt4890 Год назад +64

    Thanks for dcumenting Adam. I'm amazed at how much new construction is happening in Central Florida. It's actually a little alarming and bringing in tons of traffic, especially to our once "sleepy town" of Clermont..

    • @TheDailyWoo
      @TheDailyWoo  Год назад +12

      Oh yea clermont is growing fast too

    • @dukeofhoagies
      @dukeofhoagies Год назад +7

      Horizon West is blowing up big time. It was all orange groves just a few years ago.

    • @kellymcdonell9687
      @kellymcdonell9687 Год назад +1

      @@dukeofhoagies sad

    • @markwilliams4525
      @markwilliams4525 Год назад +9

      I hate it even though I don't live in clermont I remember driving through there before it took off down there and now it's just too damn busy. Going up in the citrus tower back then was pretty damn neat now you just see houses instead of orange groves

    • @tammyboykin5285
      @tammyboykin5285 Год назад +1

      @@dukeofhoagies 😢😢😢

  • @tammydaniels170
    @tammydaniels170 Год назад +39

    You are doing some amazing work for us in 2023! Keep up the great work Adam!

  • @carliec8362
    @carliec8362 Год назад +43

    It would be a dream to renovate a mansion like this or see it restored back to its glory! I believe I read the owners want to sell the surrounding land to get the money to do so. It’s fun picturing what this must’ve been like in its heyday. Glad you got to document and share it!

    • @imtilasangtam8082
      @imtilasangtam8082 Год назад +1

      Should preserve such building.why lacking gor maintenance

  • @fv9621
    @fv9621 Год назад +12

    Love that Adam is back to exploring abandoned places!

  • @MyBackyardScience
    @MyBackyardScience Год назад +37

    Interesting old-school abandoned exploration today! Usually, nature reclaims a property very quickly. It's surprising how well this estate has been preserved!

  • @trish5556
    @trish5556 Год назад +8

    A very interesting and beautiful place. So sad it is deserted. When you showed the pool looking towards the house it gave me a Great Gatsby vibe. Another bygone era.

  • @mimallen9307
    @mimallen9307 Год назад +5

    This is Awesome! I really like the trees with the Spanish moss. That whole property is beautiful! I wish I knew what it looked like inside. With that one window wide open someone has going inside. Great video Adam!

  • @rhondaz356
    @rhondaz356 Год назад +17

    I love it when you throw in this kind of video. I can totally understand why this brother, and his family got out of Dodge. The paper, you were reading from, said they had a police escort, and that this was a vacation home! (wise move) It must have been gorgeous. Thanks so much, Adam.👏👏🤠

  • @centralpacificexplorer3915
    @centralpacificexplorer3915 Год назад +15

    This is Classic Woo content that just feels so right. Thanks for this glimpse into history

  • @chilidog1
    @chilidog1 Год назад +5

    This property could be so amazingly beautiful. I really hope it gets cleaned up and restored. Thank you for sharing this one.

  • @mototoad1242
    @mototoad1242 Год назад +2

    I drive by this daily! Always wondered what it was...I drive to winter garden from Claremont and take 50 all the way down. Been watchig you for years man. Thanks for the adventure!

  • @MoonlightSonata214
    @MoonlightSonata214 Год назад +21

    I lived in Central Florida at the time and remember this vividly. The family abandonned the house and fled the country I believe immediately BEFORE the 9/11 attacks, which obviously takes you down a completely separate road into who knew what when...

    • @Trtevoorryu
      @Trtevoorryu Год назад

      I read they left September 8th

  • @RetroRobbin59
    @RetroRobbin59 Год назад +9

    Oh I enjoyed that. I remember all your exploring videos of abandoned properties of famous people. Those were a long time ago but I really enjoyed them. Thank you for coming here to this place!

  • @PrimeTimeTravelers
    @PrimeTimeTravelers Год назад +3

    These are the types of vlogs we love! We have driven by here many times but never stopped. Maybe we will stop by there sometime to see it.

  • @tomi2i2000
    @tomi2i2000 Год назад +5

    Wow! I started following you years ago doing abandoned videos what a treat thank you!

  • @321brandon7
    @321brandon7 Год назад

    Definetly felt like a good classic ATW video from the old days, you didn't even ask my mom to go on this adventure!

  • @bwandonmyahs8027
    @bwandonmyahs8027 Год назад +3

    Love all of your more recent videos as well, but this sure felt like a throwback to when I first started watching your stuff. Like you went on an adventure for me without even asking my mom.

  • @TRJ2525
    @TRJ2525 Год назад +10

    Really
    Enjoying these type vlogs. It's what made me fall in love with your content!

  • @winklepicking3202
    @winklepicking3202 Год назад +2

    I’ve missed videos like this Adam…. Loved every second of this, beautiful property, those trees 😍

  • @nicb2073
    @nicb2073 Год назад

    Really interesting Adam!!
    Thanks for taking us along!

  • @allendunn4388
    @allendunn4388 Год назад +6

    Great video, as always, Adam. Thanks for this one in particular. For the past year and a half, I have been driving past this property twice a day when I drive to and from work. I had no idea that a beautiful, abandoned house was located back there.

  • @Xxsecretambitions
    @Xxsecretambitions Год назад +7

    Thanks for sharing! I grew up knowing about it from my neighbor’s dad who worked for the city and went there when they still lived there. I still drive by all the time, but never actually seen it up close.

  • @lillorilee
    @lillorilee Год назад +8

    This is probably one of my favorite videos, Adam. Wish I could travel from California to Florida just to see this property. Keep these vids coming. Love you ❤

  • @adventureswithrae7053
    @adventureswithrae7053 Год назад +7

    Thank you for sharing this. I drive past this location at least once a week and never realized how vast the property is. Also, I didn't know how far back the house was from the road.

  • @nickbandy6436
    @nickbandy6436 Год назад +16

    I wish you would keep up the good work by going back and checking out old places like that I miss your old videos I like it when you went into abandoned places I think a lot of us misses that maybe try to throw in a few once in awhile

  • @ForensicHistorian
    @ForensicHistorian Год назад +11

    Now this is the direction brother. The world is ready and waiting for THIS type of information. Good work.

  • @tinamcmichael5902
    @tinamcmichael5902 Год назад +4

    Thank you for the video! I love videos like this of old mansions/homes/bldgs, land, history. I would love to walk through it!

  • @robertjean659
    @robertjean659 Год назад +4

    That property was impressive, cost a fortune to restore but would be spectacular if done. These types of vids are your best work. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

  • @karentarr8930
    @karentarr8930 Год назад +5

    Ty for this Adam, at the time my parents lived in Punta Gorda where the men that bombed the towers lived and took lessons from the local airport, pretty scary we could have bumped into them when we shopped around town, who knew?
    Great vlog what a mansion

    • @randalltrieb3553
      @randalltrieb3553 Год назад

      Massad did it

    • @emmalouie1663
      @emmalouie1663 Год назад

      Yeah now they are just running the universities and indoctrinating teachers.

  • @OldMovieRob
    @OldMovieRob Год назад +3

    Never knew this was on Colonial (SR-50). My grandparents used to live just off Colonial, more on the Orlando side. Thanks for showing us some of this interesting place Adam.

  • @predator6707
    @predator6707 Год назад

    Awesome video I love your banded videos. I miss them so much you doing this abandoned property reminds me of your old school channel. I miss that anyway, I enjoy these type of videos. I have a great week. Can’t wait to see your next one. Thanks Adam for making it.

  • @bethkelly9206
    @bethkelly9206 Год назад +1

    I hope that it is not destroyed. It is beautiful and reminds me so much of California builds from years ago. They don't build them like that anymore.

  • @Kevintheguitarlord
    @Kevintheguitarlord Год назад +5

    I love this type of landscape in Florida man. Absolute hell in the summer but in the winter, it's fantastic.

  • @kimberlyshalaby1134
    @kimberlyshalaby1134 Год назад +4

    The property is very inviting, holds alot of potential, even sparks interest worth investigating. Go for it Adam. Interesting.

  • @ListenWell
    @ListenWell Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing a bit of your wonderful world 🌍
    Much love and support ⭕️❤️

  • @louholmes670
    @louholmes670 Год назад

    Really interesting. Thanks for taking us along.

  • @nickjebeles5601
    @nickjebeles5601 Год назад +4

    These type videos along with the small town travels are my favorite since I'm 62 years old. Any vlog that is non Disney is a good one! 🙂

  • @nicholasbianchi330
    @nicholasbianchi330 Год назад +4

    I live around there. Always wondered what was behind those gates, thank you for sharing!

  • @iwasthere1390
    @iwasthere1390 Год назад +2

    Very interesting and knowledgeable.. thanks Adam for this tour of this abandoned residence. I saw pictures of it when it was occupied. Looked very nice.

  • @edgufler1122
    @edgufler1122 Год назад

    Thank you for the video Adam

  • @wishbone20t
    @wishbone20t Год назад +9

    What a treat to wake up to an abandoned Adam the Woo video! It's been a while.

  • @jeffreycharles5035
    @jeffreycharles5035 Год назад +5

    This is great- Hope youll be doing some more abandoned places content this year

  • @contessalouannec8064
    @contessalouannec8064 Год назад +1

    WOW did not know that there was a house there. Adam Thank You for the update.

  • @michaelbidlack5739
    @michaelbidlack5739 Год назад

    Very cool video, Adam. Thanks for sharing with all of us (for posterity). 🙂

  • @lindablair919
    @lindablair919 Год назад +12

    What a wonderful place. I didn’t feel any bad vibes. Could be restored into the magnificent estate it once was!

  • @TWEEVIL71
    @TWEEVIL71 Год назад +3

    I love these types of vlogs! You know, if purchased this would like one heck of a vacation rental space and income generator. WIth all that property and some small structures it could pay for itself, know what I mean? Fantastic vid! :)

  • @phyllismac1605
    @phyllismac1605 Год назад +1

    You are right Adam such a beautiful home and yes I would live there too. Thank you for sharing I really enjoy watching the footage.

  • @bronzedrage
    @bronzedrage Год назад

    I drive past there EVERY DAY and I NEVER knew about this! Wow. 😯

  • @rpexplorations
    @rpexplorations Год назад +5

    Man I miss your abandoned videos!! Thank you sir!! 👍👍

  • @herzbergfilms
    @herzbergfilms Год назад +3

    Sold for $7.7 million in 2020. Currently owner thinking of selling for it to be leveled for apartment complex. Neighbors are stalling that effort because they think it will lower prototype values.

  • @kenq1363
    @kenq1363 Год назад +1

    Another awesome video. Thanks Adam 🎉

  • @Jungljoe8
    @Jungljoe8 Год назад

    Thank you for the tour Adam. That house would be so beautiful with some TLC to it and the grounds

  • @jeffreyplanck2208
    @jeffreyplanck2208 Год назад +25

    As a resident of Winter Garden since 1976 there was a grocery store named Jimmy's Thriftway that the same Bin Laden family that owned this mansion also owned, it's a parking lot now that's at the corner of Woodland St. and Plant St. I shopped there many years before the Bin Laden family took it over, after the 911 attack it was closed up and eventually the building was demolished and turned into the big parking lot it is today, there's an outside laundry mat between the old train tracks and the parking lot that was the grocery store.

    • @jeffreyplanck2208
      @jeffreyplanck2208 Год назад +2

      I know there used to be a big house that sat on a hill just east of Clermont about where Hancock Rd and Hwy 50 is, that John Dillinger lived in. I was told by an older friend of mine that it was one of Dillinger's hideouts, it made me sad when the home was destroyed. I can't say how many times I went past that house since 1976, at that time Hwy 50 was 2 lanes, the uphill grades were 2 lanes with 1 lane going down hill. That was so traffic could pass the orange grove equipment that was on the north side of Hwy 50, I rode dirt bikes and horses through those orange groves in my mid to late teens.

    • @2KCamaroZ28SS
      @2KCamaroZ28SS Год назад +2

      Good riddance to them people.

    • @bethanytheobald8110
      @bethanytheobald8110 Год назад

      That grocery store was also Rainbow, wasn’t it? I remember going in there in the mid 90’s and it was a dump!

    • @jeffreyplanck2208
      @jeffreyplanck2208 Год назад +1

      @@bethanytheobald8110 yes, that's the name it was when the Bin Laden family owned it. It closed down for good when they left this area, it stayed empty for several years then the city took it over and had the building demolished.

    • @jesseray9944
      @jesseray9944 Год назад

      yee im glad hes dead no more attack on my nation im glad we decided to take his ass out like hes a bad person i wouldn't care what happens to his property's he prob stole the money and bought it with stolen money lmao

  • @douglasjackson9058
    @douglasjackson9058 Год назад +6

    Love these vlogs always enjoy abandoned things,thanks for prosperity ☺️

  • @ponderingjay
    @ponderingjay Год назад

    Fantastic video! Thank you for making it!

  • @judycoyne7818
    @judycoyne7818 Год назад

    Thnx so much for sharing this find; many of us are curious for sure!!

  • @budmetcalf3888
    @budmetcalf3888 Год назад +3

    Another great video Adam!! A couple of things, you got the year correct this time however you got the date wrong!!! 😃I found a willow listing that said the property sold in May of 2021 for 7.7 million dollars. It don't know if it has been sold again since then and the listing didn't say who bought the property.

  • @TheParkLark
    @TheParkLark Год назад +3

    Interesting episode Adam. I found information stating the property was sold recently for $7.7 million 😮

  • @automotivemotorbikerebuild3448

    Another great video and blog happy new year ,Adam

  • @RhodeIslandDude
    @RhodeIslandDude Год назад +1

    My friend likes that phrase so much. “ Join me, shall you ? “ He uses it in his videos. 😊👍

  • @Al-eb5tv
    @Al-eb5tv Год назад +4

    Wow. A lot of baggage comes with that property. It isn’t difficult to imagine why it’s been a hard sell for the past two decades.

  • @ozziewarrens8804
    @ozziewarrens8804 Год назад +3

    If Whoever owns this property would be so Generous to donate this property to me I'd certainly would live in it giving it the TLC it deserves. 💚

  • @michelewetmore8257
    @michelewetmore8257 Год назад

    Always wondered what was back there. Thanks for sharing.

  • @ryank.1214
    @ryank.1214 Год назад

    These types of videos are your wheel house Adam! Well done.

  • @jeepguy77
    @jeepguy77 Год назад +22

    Interesting. Other members of his family apparently owned luxury condos in Charlestown in the old navy yard across the Boston Harbor and they evacuated as well. My sister used to own one in another building next door.

    • @ForensicHistorian
      @ForensicHistorian Год назад +9

      How is it do you think that they were allowed to fly out under a nation wide no fly? Wouldn't we want to interrogate or at least not aid and abet in their departure, never to come back?

    • @GrandmaRM
      @GrandmaRM Год назад

      President Bush helped them. He was bought and paid for.

    • @steigerpower
      @steigerpower Год назад

      @@ForensicHistorian Many would still rather believe the nice patriotic line by CNN and the other Networks the main stream media's narrative.

    • @Living_EDventures
      @Living_EDventures Год назад +1

      @@ForensicHistorian I didn't see where he said they left the country. That's something you added to his comment.

    • @ChaseBond11
      @ChaseBond11 Год назад

      @@ForensicHistorian Was the correct move to intern everyone named Bin Laden?

  • @TheTheoTherone
    @TheTheoTherone Год назад +4

    Was great to have Adam take us, (once again!) to a place we would have never seen!
    Tbh, this just popped up, and I'm glad to see Adam recommend. Been a minute. So glad he's still adventuring!!
    He don't even ask your mom!!!

  • @deztaylor6750
    @deztaylor6750 Год назад

    Amazing video Adam. Reminded me of one of your original content videos. All that was missing was the classic intro music.
    Keep up the fantastic work Adam. From a long time fan in the UK 🇬🇧

  • @MsMarti
    @MsMarti Год назад

    Very cool!!! I have always wondered what that place looks like. I drive by all the time, so glad you got up in there. What a beautiful place.

  • @KLEARSKITHEKREEPER
    @KLEARSKITHEKREEPER Год назад +4

    Be rad to make it the "Woo Mansion" I could easily imagine all the cool Vloggers hangn there and creating such awesomeness!

  • @GTLees
    @GTLees Год назад +4

    Oh dang it! A part of me was kinda wishfully thinking that there was gonna be at least one cool vehicle inside that garage with the four bays. The thought of this being a Graceland-type of property in Florida is a good one, I definitely get it. I have also seen all of the Columbo episodes and you're right on the money about that property fitting seamlessly into one of their scenarios. Even in its present condition, we can certainly see the beauty of the place and it must have been an absolutely incredible estate. I would hate to see the buildings flattened and the land filled up with condos. Perhaps that would facilitate the greater good, I have no idea of what's needed in the local area, maybe housing is desperately required. Heh-heh, I believe that we can be sure it wouldn't be subsidized housing because of the location on the lake, premium prices can be applied. Very interesting and informative, thank you.

  • @10RRASK
    @10RRASK Год назад

    Going to be driving right by this on Monday! Hopefully I can get a look over the fence from the cab of my semi.