Abandoned Farmhouse In The Country With Hidden Time Capsule!!

Hidden Time Capsule
Located on a large parcel of land sits this abandoned red brick farmhouse. It has the typical Ontario farmhouse charm, with stained wood trim work, a beautiful and ornate staircase, tall ceilings and even a transom window. It was likely lived in by one farming family for decades but had more recently been broken up into smaller apartment type sections while still retaining that farmhouse charm. Most of the house was relatively empty, except for the attic that is, which held a treasure trove of surprises!
The property, along with the one next door were sold for $18 million and they have been sitting abandoned for about 2 years. They will eventually be developed along with the surrounding area as progress marches on.
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[@thegrouchyfish]

Wow! What an incredible explore! You more than exceeded our expectations by going so deep into it. We've been back to it 3 times and still missed some of the details you pointed out. Thank you so much for doing this beautiful house the justice it deserves! ❤️ Lynda & Andy

[@StaticSpaces]

Guess you will have to go back for a fourth visit! Lol Glad you enjoyed my interpretation of the house and you two so much for commenting!!

[@billstill1794]

Interesting house - especially the gems in the attic. Hopefully they will be rescued. The wooden star-chair is absolutely beautiful - it took my breath away! It's a shame that this place will eventually decay and collapse and those treasures inside will be lost. Thanks for showing us this Static Space!

[@StaticSpaces]

I do hope that this house is protected because it was quite a nice one. Glad you enjoyed it Bill and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@marilynmaker5942]

I love old brick farmhouses! Beautiful wood doors, trim & staircase. The attic was my favorite; I would love to have some of those antique books! Good find James, thank you 🥰

[@StaticSpaces]

The attic was such a nice surprise! But a wonderful house overall. Thanks so very much for the comment Marilyn!

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Marilyn

[@cspat1]

Oh gosh James this prob sounds so weird, but out of everything I hope someone rescues the books! I love old books and what a sad thing for them to just be ruined along with that very cool old cane seat chair and the pretty carved wood chair. Thank you for sharing

[@StaticSpaces]

Hahaha, well to each their own i guess, I won't hold it against you. When I see something that is 100 years old, I always believe it should be saved. Thanks very much for the comment Cee Cee!!

[@lindseyhendrix2405]

I’m with you! He posted photos of this lovely home on Reddit; though he definitely should’ve posted the bookshelf filled with all those old books, but that was a lovely surprise! I hit subscribe right then and there 😂 I love old books as well. My greatx2 grandfather was a Superintendent & a teacher, and luckily I was able to find some of his old books in a trunk just like the one in the attic! But I am with you, I wish someone would get those books! What an incredible find and a cool piece of history. Plus people used to put all sorts of things in books so who knows what someone could’ve put in between a page! I also love how that Mathematics notebook seems to be in prime condition as I’m not a big math person myself 😂

[@judymcinnis]

This house looks so familiar to me. I am so sure that I have driven past it many times. These types of houses make me long for simpler days. James, you did an amazing job presenting the many eras that this house has gone through. So much history locked behind those brick walls.

[@StaticSpaces]

I know the feeling although I do appreciate the ability to make videos for you and everyone else! Really glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks so much for commenting Judy!!

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

You're such a kind and compassionate soul.

[@StaticSpaces]

Awe, thank you very much for such a nice comment!!

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

Yep 100%!

[@heathermacmillan962]

That attic was AMAZING! I could spend DAYS up there looking through all the old books..and all the other cool stuff 😁💙 (and I loved the headless doll sitting on the chair picture you took) 😊

[@StaticSpaces]

There was so much to see in that attic, I just barely scratched the surface! Glad you liked that photo too. Thanks so very much for the comment!!

[@sparkswilldo]

wow what a find in the attic, those chairs are amazing the work that went into making some of them , that basement is odd lol, all different rooms that have their own doors, dont see that too often and the walls covered in brick think it would be field stone foundation, wonder if the big wreath was put on the barn, nice find amazing house.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, the brick foundation was a surprise and maybe it was the part of an addition they had put onto the house. Those artic finds were pretty amazing really. I think you figured it out, the wreath was for the barn!! Thanks so much for the comment!!

[@shannoncooper3298]

Wow what a neat find the attic was awesome looks like school books the chairs were beautiful, my mom had a doll that had sawdust as stuffing

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh wow, your mom had one of those dolls? I didn't even know they existed until I saw that one. Such a special location. Thank you so very much for the comment!!

[@mydustycat]

The wood is beautiful! What a classy house.

[@StaticSpaces]

I completely agree. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@pollylewis9611]

Such a beautiful work of art, shame it's wasting away, thank you for sharing.

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@PKCrouse]

Of all the houses you’ve shown us, I think this is my favorite. It reminds me so much of my grandparents’ home in Pennsylvania. It brings back memories of my brother and me exploring it as children in the 1960s, especially the attic and basement. Thanks for sharing.

[@StaticSpaces]

Really glad you enjoyed this one that much! Thanks so much for letting me know!!

[@DirectCurrent4u]

Really Cool Farm House James! I would of loved to have seen it back in the day! The Basement and Attic were really awesome! Great find and thanks for taking the time to video and share with us! Keep up the great work and stay safe out there! 🙏🏻👍

[@StaticSpaces]

Certainly had a lot of character and charm. Glad you enjoyed it DC and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@Pam-cr3bp]

What can I say!!! I love the house!!!! That attic and the piano books!!!! I love to find old music books like that!!!! I play the piano and definitely wish someone would save all those old books. They should be shared❤️. I am one of those people who love thrift stores and yard sales just for the books😂😂. Great video!! Enjoying you in Illinois 😊

[@StaticSpaces]

So glad you enjoyed it and thank you very much for your comment!!

[@user-bn3rk9tk8d]

The second kitchen has the same cabinets as I have currently. Built in 1964. Simple, but quality craftsmanship. The stone is the older part of the basement. The brick is a bit of a newer version. I never saw a coal shoot, but they could have replaced it with a newer window. Good job exploring.

[@StaticSpaces]

I am pretty sure you are right about the brick foundation being an addition to the original home, I thought the same thing. That's cool that you have the same cabinets. Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@devonkelly44]

lol was the pun intended when you said the freezer is the ❄️coolest❄️ part of the room? 😂😂

[@StaticSpaces]

Just a happy accident I suppose. But it really was the coolest! Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@CreepyComfortAndCrime]

Great vid! The attic though, full of treasures 😮 And actually in pretty good shape compared to most.

[@StaticSpaces]

I could believe how well taken care of the whole house was, not to mention everything in that attic! Thanks very much for the comment CCC!!

[@ctg6734]

This was one of my favorites! Love the original woodwork, and that attic space! What a neat find. I sure hope there are plans to save this property from destruction.

[@StaticSpaces]

I too hope this one is protected from demolition at some point, it currently is not. Imagine having an attic space like that for storage? Amazing! Glad you enjoyed this one CTG and thanks so much for commenting!!

[@karrie1377]

Yes I really enjoyed this video. What a treasure of a house that would be a major shame to lose. Yes the attention to detail. All the wood trim and staircases and that fireplace mantel with the beveled glass stunning. I would have preferred blue tile but…. The attic was so full of treasures. Someone needs to save them. The 100+ year old piano book!! I could spend an entire day in that attic exploring. Wallpapers seem so durable. Love them. I would much rather live in this house lovingly restored than in any multimillion dollar modern made eyesore. Thanks James for sharing this! The basement was a bit creepy but add some lighting and have the bugs and spider webs cleaned out. Still in great shape despite the 100 plus year age. How many 40 year old homes do yo all visit with irreparable water damage in basements. Thanks again! I just love these vintage homes!

[@StaticSpaces]

Here's the thing, in an active house, I wouldn't be creeped out by that basement at all. In fact, it was merely the possibility of running into squatters that I didn't like. That's a very good point too, a lot of the basements today are not designed with fail safes in case of flooding. I think a lot of these older homes have, (let's call it an overflow) to keep the water from flooding the basement in case of emergency. Glad you enjoyed this one Karrie and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@terrystrahl6006]

Hi James! Another great explore some really nice wood in the house with a very nice stair case, all very interesting....😄

[@StaticSpaces]

That staircase really was impressive! Glad you enjoyed it Terry and thanks so much for commenting!!

[@harrietlivengood6793]

This old farm house still has good bones. I’d love to see it restored to its original beauty. Great video James. 👍🏻

[@StaticSpaces]

Would be good to see this one saved from being demolished. Glad you enjoyed it Harriet and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@kmfsinny8436]

OMG! I want this house!! It looks to still be in very good condition structually. Even the creepy basement seemed pretty sound. Would love to see this one brought back to original. Id get lost in the attic with all of those books. Great explore James!!! Im so glad a viewer told you about this.

[@StaticSpaces]

I was surprised how well maintained this house was, hopefully it receives a heritage designation. Yes, it's always nice when a viewer sends me a spot like this! Glad you enjoyed it KMF and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@katherinehocking8974]

Love the woodwork and the glass door knobs!! Good video! Thanks for sharing!

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@malindahenke5724]

I absolutely loooove this house! Hopefully with electric still on that's a good sign. Really needs to be saved.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, I do hope this one receives some sort of heritage designation, only time will tell. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@holleehutchins1214]

Absolutely loved this one. So many amazing treasures in that attic. Thank you

[@StaticSpaces]

It was a very good location. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Very awesome old place nice find glad you took us with you

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it Jerrold and thanks very much for commenting!!

[@decayingdreamsphotography]

Great video! It's nice to see what it looked like when it was intact. I visited back in November and the fireplace and a lot of the wood trim was all removed.

[@StaticSpaces]

That is a shame that this place got destroyed, it was such a nice house. Thank you very much for your comment!!

[@jamesbarrow9843]

This is James Barrow yeah it looks cool and it can be saved and restore and renew instead of tearing it down

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks very much for the comment James!!

[@Xavierxavou]

Quelle incroyable maison ! Et tout ce travail du bois , magnifique ! But i would be a little scared to live there 😂( amityville trauma) 😁 Thanks James !

[@StaticSpaces]

Peut être tu regarde tros les films de horreur. Lol I would live a house like this except it is just way too big for me. Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire Xavier!!

[@Xavierxavou]

@@StaticSpaces 🤣🤣🤣🤣 J’ai le souvenir de nuits passées seul dans une grande et vieille maison , and every sound become special and inquiétant ! But it’s a beautiful house and she’s too big for me too ! Merci pour la vidéo James

[@carolali8851]

The attic finds are incredible. It makes you wish that was a law allowing someone to preserve old documents for others to enjoy instead of leaving them to fall apart in an attic. That sawdust doll is extremely old.

[@StaticSpaces]

I bet the current owners will do something with all that stuff before demolition. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Carol how are you doing today

[@serenity8876]

Very interesting video, loved all the old features of the house. Like a moment in time caught forever.

[@StaticSpaces]

Really glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for commenting!!

[@lindseyhendrix2405]

Down here in Texas it’s pretty common out in the country to at the very least see a barn decorated for Christmas, so I would bet that huge wreath went somewhere on the exterior of the barn! I saw your post of this house on Reddit and I’m so glad I followed the link to this video! Incredible home that had to have been worth quite a bit of money back then. I would assume the owners had a very successful farm. Anyways, I loved your demeanor and attention to detail, and I can’t wait to check out more of your content! I’m especially intrigued to see abandoned places up in Canada now!

[@StaticSpaces]

You are absolutely right, a couple of other people have mentioned it was for the barn too! Really glad you found my channel and liked what you see! Thank you so much for the comments!!

[@laurielasley6568]

Sad to see all the old stuff you found books and chairs just sitting there.

[@StaticSpaces]

I am very surprised the previous owners just left it all! But the new owners will likely donate it before demolition. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@sexyshit84]

This is a huge farmhouse. I wonder if there is any protection or on a register of some sort. I would hate to see this get demolished. Those music books are crazy eh. In darn great shape for their age. Again great work JH. Big Hugs 😊😊 P.S. for someone who LOVES heat you sure were complaining alot in that attic 😆😆

[@StaticSpaces]

I don't believe it is protected but that may happen once the redevelopment plan begins to move forward. It takes a couple weeks to get used to the heat but it must have been over 40C in that attic and I was probably dehydrated. Thanks very much for the comment Kimmy!!

[@sassysue6472]

Beautiful! Sure would love to have that house.

[@StaticSpaces]

So would I, although TBH it is a little too big for me. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

Awesome lovely stained wooden panels and every turn in the house reveals an untouched beautiful space and just the ore of lost time untouched, the house definitely looks like it is still been looked after in same way i hope plus (The treasures in the attic OMG) 35:14 The outtro i was watching and waiting for a squatters foot to came into frame at the top of the staircase and make a little camo. lol:D

[@StaticSpaces]

Nah, this one along with a few others are just awaiting demolition. Unfortunately the house has been trashed by scrappers, vandals etc since this video was filmed. It's a shame because it's a really nice old school farmhouse. That would be terrifying if a squatter appeared. 😆 Thanks a lot for your comments!!

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

@@StaticSpaces That is so sad to hear. I bet a developer got it.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, higher density housing will be taking its place

[@robynelyse739]

Hey my friend , this is such a phenominal house and the attic with all the vintage furniture from the turn of the century and I just marveled at the pieces of furniture that seems to still be in good condition ,definitely was quality crafted pieces back then, the books and those pieces of piano sheet music were a musicians passion,so my perception would be someone had a music back ground and even was perhaps a university professor, music appreciation ,it was equally awesome to hear your reaction and inquiring minds maybe you have a music passion ,the entire tour was really quite admirable ,you do very well in filming and narrative of history is captivating, I love the vintage craftsman of the wood work strategically designed throughout, would love to own a vintage farm house circa turn of the century and maybe later, once again I really enjoyed this tour .

[@StaticSpaces]

I like listening to music but I am the furthest thing from a musician! 😂 There really was a treasure tribe in that attic. I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour Robyn and thanks very much for commenting!!

[@kskollections2142]

Loved the huge front door! Loved the shape and size of the room with the bay windows! Yuck, paneling!🤢The decal was cool! The curtain hangers were cute. Definitely a blue bathroom. Actually liked the floral wallpaper. Unique mathematical notebook. So many wonderful treasures in the attic!! The Star chair was exquisite! I really love old trunks and books! The wallpaper in the fireplace room was elegant but definitely not my style. Nice fireplace. I personally love the green tiles of the fireplace but they don’t match the vibe of the house. Bay windows are wonderful! Boy, I’d kill for a house that big!! Noticed the kitchens were sunny yellow. That’s a huge wreath! Probably goes outside somewhere. You can guarantee it cost quite a bit of money! The staircase rails were beautiful. Wonderful woodwork and fantastic wood furniture too! Gotta find a way to save those antique books! They should be in a museum! Pains me to see all the history that gets left to fade away!

[@StaticSpaces]

I am pretty confident after another watcher commented, that the wreath would have been for the barn. As for the size of the house, it was huge and honestly, I wouldn't know what to do with all that space! 😂 Also cleaning would be a nightmare. Glad you enjoyed the tour KS and thanks very much for commenting!

[@aaroncake]

That's my name on the wall at 30:16 . Been there a few times. But, you didn't look at the other two houses and all the outbuildings? That's where it got interesting.

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh cool! I did explore all of the houses and have videos for them as well. I didn't really check out the barn though because I was running short on time. I still think this particular house was the best one. Thanks very much for your comment!!

[@gerredstallings465]

I don't think brick ever falls apart idk u would have fill me in it's a nice touch with every house

[@StaticSpaces]

Brick is a very strong material but it can fall apart. Newer bricks tend to be cheaply made and don't last as long. Also, salt is really bad for brickwork, just like concrete, it will eat away at it over time. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@gerredstallings465]

Your well come

[@chickengnawer]

There mustn't have been any Insulation in that House, judging by all the Base board Heaters in the Green Carpeted room! 🥶 And to Add to your Drop-Ceiling comment, that's Probably due to Ease Off, the Loss Of Heat, from High Ceilings. I never saw the Sense in High Ceilings for that Very Reason! I'd Def want to Heat that Place on Solar! Some of those Book Covers, look like they're from the '40s, at Least! It'd be really Nice to Reproduce a Couple of those Chairs-Such amazing Designs! Those Music Books were Ancient... U should have Read some of those Song Titles! The Wood-Work on that Stairway was Marvelous! Also on that Fire-Place, and the Pocket-Doors! Having to Leave this Place, would've been Heart-Breaking! Thanks for the Tour of this Timeless Home! 😎

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, I would imagine that the insulation in this home wasn't the greatest, you can see, even in the basement where they added some insulation somewhat recently. That's a really good point about the drip ceilings, creating that air gap would help at least somewhat with the heating costs. Glad you enjoyed this one and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@gailspaw5521]

Sup from Kentucky😊

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks very much for the comments!!

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

My grandfather had duplex he rented one side and him and my grandma lived in the other. It used to be a two story before modified. I was 10 years old at the time so I don't remember details that well.

[@StaticSpaces]

Cool. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

Hi James! What a great farm house! When you said you thought it had been converted into apartments I wasn’t expecting to see so many original features or much of an original layout but it was brilliant! Loved all the original stained wood and it’s a real shame some of the original wood was painted over, but I just love that original deep and stained wood. Just brilliant and that original staircase with the newell post. Just waow. Then you went into the attic and oh my…waow!! All the old stuff was SO interesting! I could spend quite a while up there going through everything. Be quite stuffy though 😂. I definitely prefer these types of places to the modern places. Especially the very modern places. They’re not very homely in my opinion. So much character in this place including the old stuff left behind. Amazing. Definitely needs saved and restored. Definitely one of my favourite videos of yours!

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, I was pleasantly surprised that the home had remained relatively intact despite the conversion. If I had more time I would have looked around in that attic a bit longer since it appeared to have so many interesting things left behind. Glad you enjoyed this one Stephanie and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

@@StaticSpacesI forgot to read the description. I keep forgetting to read the description on KZbin videos 😂 Terrible that it’s going to be redeveloped. So much history, especially in that attic. I know housing is needed but properties like this should be protected, even if there’s been some renovation

[@StaticSpaces]

They never protect the interior unfortunately, it is basically just the shell they save. I was going to do a voiceover for this one but I figured I didn't have anything noteworthy to say

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

@@StaticSpaces Sometimes the property itself and what’s inside does the talking if you get what I mean. I heard someone else say that. I know the voiceovers are extra work as well. I definitely wouldn’t be able to do all that. You do a fantastic job.

[@StaticSpaces]

What did you think of the way I did the still images in this video? I may go back to this format in the future if my regulars like it more

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Hi James 👋 Yes another great video from you ❤️ Great location and nice find too👍 I’m loving the video 😎Keep up the great work James 👌

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you are enjoying it Fawn and thanks so very much for the comments!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

You are welcome James 😎

[@kimciesielski8279]

I'm so mad! I'm not getting notifications when you have a new video! I say it every time, though... If I were rich and about 30 years younger, I would absolutely love to restore this place and live there! One could reasonably live there during renovation by the looks of it. Basement was definitely creepy. I don't like basements.

[@StaticSpaces]

That's so weird that you aren't getting notifications, I have heard a couple other people mention that too. I hope it gets fixed soon! But what's not to like about this house, it really is a nice one. Thanks very much for the comment Kim and glad you enjoyed it!

[@gailspaw5521]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-uh4dv2zn5m]

wow,,,,, you are CUTE ! handsome too. The odd green tiles in those days were considered very nice, and expensive. We're only basing the horrible , with stuff after that, , and way too much of it, lol

[@StaticSpaces]

I prefer decor from the 80s and earlier for the most part, I find modern interiors to be a little bland. Thanks very much for watching!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Some old wallpapers in the place too James but cool to see though ❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh definitely, I always enjoy seeing old wallpaper in these homes!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Me too James 😊

[@nanetten6238]

I live in Florida and am wondering if houses like these get drafty and cold in the winter? Those windows don't look very thick or insulated.

[@StaticSpaces]

They can yes, older homes that haven't been retrofitted especially. But you may have noticed that they added extra insulation to the upper part of the basement walls by the second staircase. So with older homes like these, you have to spend a lot of money on upgrades. Mind you the insulation power of double glazed windows, only lasts about 10 years anyway, so you have to keep that in mind when replacing. BTW, I am jealous of the climate you live in! Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@nanetten6238]

Don't be too jealous of the Florida climate! My house and two cars were ruined by Hurricane Ian. Just now starting to feel normal (?) again in time for next hurricane season. @@StaticSpaces

[@StaticSpaces]

That's a good point but other than the hurricanes, Id love to live with those temperatures! What do you do in that scenario though, did you have insurance?

[@nanetten6238]

Yes, fortunately I had flood insurance which covered everything. However, dealing with insurance companies and contractors has been very difficult. The work quality is not up to par (to say the least).@@StaticSpaces

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you were insured! I know what you mean about dealing with insurance agencies though, not fun at all! 😂 best of luck getting the rest sorted if it hasn't been already!

[@marie-joseelemay6141]

Where was this amazing place

[@StaticSpaces]

Canada. Thanks very much for watching!!

[@gentillydanny]

@5:59 - How irritating to see yet another fridge that opens the wrong way, opening to a blank wall instead of the handy little counter next to it. If it came with the apartment then it's sloppy planning on the landlord's part and inexcusable. Of course, it might have been the renter's and didn't come with the apartment, so you work with what you have. Looks like it was a hard working old house that made an income for the owners as well as a place for them to live, at least at first. I miss these mom & pop rentals because you were dealing with real people and there was an element of trust and respect on both sides (usually!). From what you've shown in the attic I'd guess that it was turned to apartments in the depression or perhaps during the war years and remodeled over and over. I was hoping the basement would've been an apartment for the landlord/lady. I imagined an old crone who would only emerge to collect rent or go marketing. Alas, not so. Sorry this comment is so long but there's so much here that interests me. A great video of a wonderful house. It would take very little to make this a masterpiece for it's time. Thanks for bringing it to us.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, I mean they could have just switched the door to fix that problem, but maybe that wasn't where it was originally placed in the room. It was interesting to see that stuff in the attic because it makes it seem like the house was only owned by one family for its entire life. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh, you were talking about the upstairs fridge, it's very weird that it opened from that side!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

This place got a weird layout James 😁

[@StaticSpaces]

It does actually

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

I know right but cool though James 😁

[@nicolepowell5470]

I'm sorry but i would be rescuing the old books/notebooks etc i would not leave behind. This is why i only watch people do this.

[@StaticSpaces]

Do you also have to avoid thrift stores and places like that too? Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@nicolepowell5470]

@@StaticSpaces hi no if they are already saved in a charity shop I would not buy them, I would have donated the ones in the attic though. I know you guy's have a strict policy of not taking anything which is great 🇬🇧