Abandoned Hunters Home With Electricity Still Running ! [duschteresem jemp] Urban Exploration Urbex

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Abandoned Hunters Home With Electricity Still Running ! [duschteresem jemp] - Urban Exploration - Urbex
This abandoned hunters home was definetly one of the most beautifull and exciting explores we did in the last month or so :) It was a house located on the country side of luxembourg ! When we got there it seemed like there was no way we could get in at all But after some searching we found a hole of around 15 inches wide and we climed through and we got surprised by the beauty of this building :o Even the electricitie still worked amazing :) Enjoy the video guys and support us on all our social media :)
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[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks for watching ! For everbody that thinks i broke into somebodys home. This place has been abandoned for around 4 years now . Plants are growing infront of the door and some parts of the home are even collapsed . And i could just walk inside and haven't broken or taken anything ! My motto is "Leave nothing but footprints,Take nothing but pictures" Thanks for watching and see you next video

[@mary5709]

What country is this in ?and where?

[@melodyarobinson7199]

Luxembourg-country side

[@deanastroud2965]

Bros Of Decay it's like stepping back in time.

[@terencebarrett2897]

Bros Of Decay cor it is amazing, I could live there myself ,its so sad'' but what has happened to the owners ,plus would anybody know if these empty dwellings were ever occupied by you or I ,and if not'' what harm as been done ''as long as you look after the place''but also as long some idiot didn't burn the place down or trash it, or used it for some crooked monetary means,it would be a dream come true for some homeless person even someone wanting a change in there lifestyle. amazing

[@tinagaskell5424]

Bros Of Decay n

[@voxellab4339]

It's really nice to see people your age with respect for old things. It's clear you will go far in life because you have a sincere attitude.

[@yentyhotspicy]

100℅ agree

[@ingenuity168]

I agree

[@edonefleites9420]

Good thing there are mature young people like you that respect these homes so that they can be admired the way you guys do ! Keep up the good work , the world would be a better place if more people were like you all , your friend from america !

[@barbarapower6651]

Am I the only person that noticed it looks like there's something under the pink blanket 4:42 in the 2nd bedroom you go in? Also, it appears to be a note on the dining room table. Perhaps a clue to where the person went? My imagination is going wild with this lovely home! The furniture is beautiful! The whole place is absolutely amazing! I'd love it if you guys went back after a little research on the address and did one more walk through. Telling a story as you explore the smaller details such as the note?! The military jacket on the chair downstairs? Oh and how in the bedroom with the clothes laid out the pillow on the one bed still is dented 2:54 The cobwebs across the front door handles 2:44 in where someone laid there head! I say that a married couple lived there alone. The husband a soldier and hunter, the wife a loyal housewife(each other's only family left). He went to war or on a hunting trip&met with a tragedy. He never came home. The wife, cleaned up the whole house, sat at the table, wrote a note, drank a glass of wine then went upstairs pulling the cover all the way up and went to sleep never to wake up and dying of a broken heart😢😱!!!!!! What does your imagination tell you? Thanks so much for sharing the timeless beauty of that lovely home. You are awesome! BTW, I'm a new subscriber and permanent fan! Keep up the great work!

[@dohaman4630]

Barbara ...you have an amazing imagination ... a tons of thumbs up

[@barbarapower6651]

Doha Man Thanks friend! It keeps my life from being boring and my writing projects exciting!

[@Davidpower904]

I seen that also

[@swanner12]

I would have looked under the sheets, looked to inviting, could have beenn a you know????

[@craigcullen28]

Annastasia she just did ⬆⬆⬆

[@HeidiSue60]

the music matches perfectly...some eeriness, some bittersweet, the sweet piano tones...wonderful! It goes with what you've filmed. Old fashioned.

[@maggied8468]

Can you slow down when filming. Beautiful to see but can you linger a bit longer as I can't get a proper look at furniture and items. Thank you. Otherwise a great find and nice video.

[@mikemcnamee6030]

Pause/slow motion... people lose interest in 30 minute videos that show every detail.

[@maggied8468]

Rusty Shackleford Thank you. I just like to turn everything into a day trip 😀☺ I'll pause a lot. Can you tell me how to do slow motion I genuinely had no idea. If you or anyone else can help I'd really appreciate it and give it a go.

[@mikemcnamee6030]

Click on the little gear near the bottom right of the video screen. Then select speed. You can speed it up or slow it down!

[@kibasmommy8310]

Rusty Shackleford I don't see the gear on my cell phone. Is it only showing on youtube on computers?

[@maggied8468]

Kibas Mommy I didnt see the gear either

[@rubberdc]

The blonde guy in the opening minutes...wow . how handsome is he?

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hmm thanks for calling me handsome :D

[@rubberdc]

very welcome. you are a good looking guy, nice tone in your voice.I enjoyed the interest you had for the building you were looking around .

[@BrosOfDecay]

rubberdc O that's very sweet of you

[@rubberdc]

and i too love antiques and history especially architecture of Frank lloyd wright.

[@joytobias-christo9490]

rubberdc yes...he is cute

[@MichaelCOtto]

When I see places lost to time it triggers something deep inside me. It's an emotional raw feeling and then the mind races of questions, so many questions...why didn't they return, why were things left behind? So many questions that will never be answered. Then there's that haunting beauty in lost places, how nature takes over and starts a new. Architecture of yesteryear is so much more than it is today, maybe it's because I'm a artist that these places of decay tap into the core of my being. Thanks guys for the way you capture these buildings. Keep on keeping on...you ROCK!

[@BrosOfDecay]

hey michael these places also triger a lot of question in my head to :o Thanks for watching !

[@rnr442]

You move the camera to fast , need to slow down so you can look at what you are trying to show !

[@rnr442]

Yulan , It's cool stuff I just want to see it .

[@cbr7170]

I think youtube implemented this amazing feature called "pause" just a few years ago.. when it started.

[@tracis6739]

Pausing it doesn't do any good, if they barely show each room and what's in them. Also, it's not enjoyable to have to constantly be pausing a video.

[@dawnkatz8452]

I wish the walls could tell you the stories of the inhabitants. You are good detectives, analyzing the contents for clues. Do you think you could research the legal owner and do an internet search on that family to find out what happened? Now I am very curious! PS: I would pray in each house for God to come and bless the land and the people who loved it so much. An abandoned home probably indicates a tale of sadness and distress. I don't like their suffering.

[@nuttybar9]

If my walls talked I would get the hell out of there.

[@yourcaseworker6916]

HEY!...It's a young Hans and Franz..."We're going to PUMP...You up!...You little girly man!"

[@wulff707]

Hey, you are as clever as any 5th grader I have met..... bet you know a lot of 'knock-knock' jokes too!

[@yourcaseworker6916]

Yeah...I bet you meet a lot of 5th graders, being the NAMBLA chairman and all...That's the North American Man Boy Love Association...For all you KZbinrs not up to snuff with acronyms.

[@wulff707]

Gee, I have a 4 year degree and didn't know that, I find it strange that you know about that man/boy stuff! I guess it's because I learned aerospace engineering and don't know about 'guys' like you and your sexual 'hobbies'.

[@yourcaseworker6916]

Lisa Reynolds Oh Lisa....Always with the big words...Remember what I told you...Three guys in one day is a little much...You'll need to douche that flapper snapper your sporting...We can't have you smelling like Fisherman's Wharf at high noon in July...*Phew*..Just sayin'!

[@sospeciallyme9096]

Thanks Bergen Norway .. I didn't realise that the comment was a funny line from a show, so just thanks for clearing it up.

[@HappyQuailsFarm]

This was a great building but please remember that while your camera is in motion it is out of focus. Unless you slow down and pause to let us look at each thing, the way you were able to do unhindered we can't see it's details or we might miss most of or because it is out of frame

[@BrosOfDecay]

Ok thank you very mutch for the tips i appreciate it ! I will take it in consideration

[@jenniefrench1338]

Bros Of Decay Cool homes, amazing history stuck in time. I have a question which I don't which to have come out misconstrued. Many houses are completely abandoned so if one would like to purchase something abandoned, how would you go about it? I assume if family were available then they could receive the money. I was just curious, I don't know if you guys realized that there were original handbuilt "wardrobes" as you called them. Here they r called "high boys" or dressors. Man they were beautiful, exquisite. I hope some moron doesn't rip off the family. My respects to you for your honesty.

[@CelticAngel555]

Its a beautiful old place guys. Could you focus at a point and keep the camera still for a second. That way we could see whats there and not feel dizzy with the camera movement. Thanks for letting us see this old place with lovely furniture. ^j^

[@420sogood]

are you sure it's abandoned? You better be real careful if they come home that hunter may put your head on that wall! Lmao!

[@esterrios9743]

My eyes hurt trying to follow...scanning too fast...sometimes its better to hold on a specific item. .I agree with the comments about doing this over!

[@wictoriaojheden]

In some older houses it as very common to have 2 " living rooms " the first one was probably a reception room where you have you guests and the second was the family's living room. I love the way that you look at things and the way you talk about the place a very good vocabulary and no bad words. You appreciate the old things and places and show everything with respect. Thank you for taking care of our history and showing it to us :)

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Wow another hidden gem. Such a great place, you're so lucky to be able explore places like that. Loved it.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you my friend it was my best explore yet :)

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Yes i will have to come over there one day and you will have to show me around these great places.

[@BrosOfDecay]

I will mate i will :)

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Lol thank you. : )

[@N3MP10]

CollidingPlanets

[@KM00Youtube]

Beautiful house and furniture! Agree with most, amazing house and just gets the juices flowing with curiosity about the owners. Definitely seems like it is frozen in time. Aren't you guys scared?

[@Wild-Moonchild]

I know it could be haunted huh, looks like any second someone will pop out of somewhere.

[@Iam-mq4sc]

Im just an Aussie girl, yet somehow this made me feel very nostalgic! :)

[@BrosOfDecay]

+Cherie C awesome :D

[@srinivaskulkarni645]

You guys are so lucky to have seen such a place in real life and provide us with videos to enjoy! I like your Motto "Leave nothing but footprints, Take nothing but pictures" how respecting it is for the unknown owners......

[@scratchgolfer12]

Ivan imagine what you see and how you feel when you see it. I imagine the family before you what they were like and why they would leave everything behind. You boys mean so much to me. The way you love and respect the house and do it without fowl language. Thank you for giving me a beautiful view of the house. Bravo to your choice of music. It fits the house you are going through. Love you all. Brenda in N Texas, USA

[@bobs5596]

if the electric is still on, someone is STILL paying the bill...

[@happymommywatson]

Bob S unless it's set up on a trust account

[@jesperhudson4572]

wealthy family of course . maybe their grandchild running their family business .. just pay all bills including their great great grandma. house 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Wormweed]

If the all the lights and heating is turned off, there is nothing to draw any power. So there would be no electricity bill.

[@jesperhudson4572]

+Wormweed Oo... now I knew . one of them video said . in Belgium sometimes will have electric and water for free .. no wonder

[@pamelamiller3757]

A while back in America (well into the 70s and into the 80s in small towns), utilities were never turned off, just logged with the utility companies that no one was living in the house (this included landline telephone). If usage happened the utility company sent out a representative or police to investigate for a squatter or a new owner not getting utilities in their name. Maybe in Europe, at least some places, same thing.

[@juliamason8393]

If that house had been in the USA, everything in it would be destroyed or stolen. The sewing machine in that house could easily bring over 500.00.

[@BrosOfDecay]

I see these sewing machines alot in abandoned places around europ and i love them :o

[@drunkenfish6274]

Julia Mason I have to agree with you

[@BrosOfDecay]

Rahmstation That is a very sad but true reality :(

[@ellengregory8002]

Those sewing machines were made to last, so there are lots of them around. But nobody uses such old technology so you can't even give them away now. They have basically no value.

[@Satanthony]

Some of that furniture alone would fetch a few thousand dollars

[@sherrymarshall3501]

one of my all time favs. I started to cry seeing how untouched everything is and beautiful. This belonged to families the memories they have.

[@rosburgess]

I have to tell you guys how happy I was to see the respect you showed to these homes. I often wonder when passing places like this what the interior or outbuilding hold just to get a sense of the era when lived in. You make it possible to just peer into the past so keep up the good work.

[@hamsandwichbetty766]

Excellent video! Your admiration, respect and appreciation for the previous owners' and their home is a fantastic thing to observe. Keep up the great documentaries!

[@BrosOfDecay]

We will keep it up john this is my favorite thing to do in the world

[@zthundrbird]

slow it down, just a blur

[@michellesmith936]

That dining room sideboard is breathtaking. And the dark hardwoods are so beautiful.

[@PaisleySzuSzu]

I love how you guys truly love and appreciate all those old things.

[@jecarification]

Very nice never knew these places exist in luxemburg... I live in the Netherlands. Good possibility to find a place like that to renovate... Thanks guys very nice....Happy New Year ! 2017..

[@dsloop3907]

In the secret basement there are the heads of the trespassers that were caught inside the house.

[@TRSnow]

Great find !! I Love that sewing machine, My Grandfather was a tailor and when I was very young I would sit on his lap and he would teach me to sew on a machine just like that. Brings back Beautiful memories. The antiques are so wonderful. Thank you for the adventure , keep up the good work and stay safe !

[@libertygiveme1987]

I like this one!!!! The home isn't NEARLY as DIRTY and RANSACKED as some of the others!!!! So HAPPY that you boys are so RESPECTFUL!!!!

[@boss2234]

Good job. And you show respect. Thanks.

[@BrosOfDecay]

+Boss223 Thanks very mutch i have been pattionated by antique sinds a young age :) Thanks for watching

[@mircat28]

why didn't you open the freezer?

[@BrosOfDecay]

I forgot to :( Thanks for watching !

[@lindagatchell5629]

Awesome as usual boys!! I love the respectful way you tour these homes! You love them as much as the previous owners and much more than their families who have left them to crumble!!

[@sadsworldbaloch2688]

it's realy nice to see an abandoned house with no trash inside of it .. thanks for the video

[@Climate_Hoax]

Take your camera OFF auto and go to manual mode so your aperture doesn't open and shut down when there are bright windows in the shot. The open and close aperture isn't easy to watch.

[@sharonmullins1957]

A thoughtful, constructive reply - nice to hear among this other nonsense

[@Climate_Hoax]

just trying to help with my 25yrs of television camera work. I love these abandoned videos.

[@shortypookis3594]

How about slowing your camera movement, action, down and pan slower!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea i am gonna go back and film it again :)

[@shortypookis3594]

Bros Of Decay Thanks!

[@williamdaniel3703]

yes please slow down while filming the things that you are seeing even though you don't think it may be that interesting the people watching your videos would love to see some of the stuff that you paying over really fast so like some of the other people have asked I am at the also as a new subscriber to your Channel please pretty please slow down and let us see in more detail what you are looking at. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@TypeOneg]

The architectural salvage itself is worth a fortune. The built-ins, and that beautiful furniture, all amazing!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea indeed :o Thanks for watching !

[@charlottegerlack8147]

I love you too boys you are very gentle you're never ever heavy handed with anything! you touch something you always put it back in exactly the same place keep up the good work love you!!🙏💗💗💗💗💗

[@nr3rful]

with everything intact and electric, what makes you think it is abandoned just because no one is there at the time ? if it's a hunters cabin they may use it only hunting season. you are trespassing

[@inglisperformance8718]

nr3rful my thoughts exactly

[@BrosOfDecay]

+nr3rful Hey this home is abandoned for around four years atm and i would never break myself in! They door was open and there where even trees growing infront of it. I know it didn't look that abandoned but i checked it triple;)

[@carmenortiz5294]

Anyone can tell it was abandoned by the things that were left out. Maybe the owner died before he could disconnect the electricity. If it was used only hunting season it would have been clean and neat, waiting for the next season.

[@catladymb1864]

Bros Of Decay But you entered without permission from the owner!! YOU are TRESPASSING!

[@michaelhesterberg702]

OldCatLady, who cares? If they want to take that chance to make an entertaining video--that's no skin off your nose!!

[@southerngirl3608]

Amazing ..I wanna move in. :-)

[@BrosOfDecay]

Me to :D

[@tiffanykosbar8061]

wow....your videos are awsome!!! I love going into old places and imagining what life would have been like back then. Its nice to see young guys interested in locations for reasons other than stealing or destroying. Keep it up guys!!!

[@jsmusicoutlet6681]

Amazing! I am so glad you share your explorations, we would never be able to see all the wonderful places you get to see! You are always respectful to the past owner’s belongings and reverent to the places you visit. I love to see how you appreciate the beauty amidst the decay! Some places are so hauntingly beautiful, thanks again for sharing your adventures!

[@DonB.-Mulefivefive]

It makes you wonder what happened to the people who use to live there. Why did they leave. What were they like? A lot of human stories could be told , if only the walls had avoice.

[@sweetiedarling5846]

Don B Dead and buried in the back yard.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea indeed don :( I wanne know what happend to them

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

+Bros Of Decay no you should have looked in the damn freezer to see if they were in there! LOL! Honey I have fallen and can get out of the freezer! LOL

[@carmenortiz5294]

If the cars had records or the number that identifies the vehicles, you can probably find out who the owner was.

[@trishp9173]

Bros Of Decay Here in America we can look properties up by the address and see who the owners have been, years of sales and how much the home sold for. If you have something like that perhaps you could search online if any articles or obituaries come up for the last owner of record.

[@patarcher1813]

I want that sewing machine!

[@doeeyes394]

Pat Archer .... I loved the intricately carved side board!!! Reminded me of the beautiful old Coo-coo clocks from Germany.

[@fefinetonga4662]

@ Pat Archer- I was going to say to get me the sewing machine as my mom would love it😂 she's 80 years old. #popular type/brand back then!!

[@autumnlawson4953]

That is so beautiful and I love how it's not vandalized. it's nice to see places that are still in good shape and not tore up.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea indeed love places like this :) Thanks for watching !

[@thelmabee411]

I too was amazed at the good shape that house was in, and the furniture too, beautiful.

[@rockcrazygal5166]

Is this considered trespassing? In your country?

[@BrosOfDecay]

BuckGreywolfe its in Europe my friend :-)

[@Ragnar8504]

It's probably different in every country but AFAIK in Austria it's not a criminal offence as long as the door is open, although the owner could sue you if he caught you red-handed.

[@navyspook79]

It is just so puzzling why people would just leave without taking all of their things with them? Did that get killed, car accident? It would be nice if you could find some names and try to find out what happened.

[@visionareechimprescuenonpr9430]

I'm always appreciated of the RESPECT & Care that you boys put into these homes.. Such RESPECT from the both of you !! Namasté 🙏🏽 Sending Love and light to you both , stay safe and I hope to donate to your cause !!🙏🏽💙👏😘

[@khmericankitchenseeds8776]

l love history and antique pieces. I wish I can have all of it. I'm still blessed to have this glimpsed into the past.

[@ShawnaCostonPhD]

Those dead animals once had a spirit. I tell you, never take anything or the items those people may not be there anymore in the flesh but, their spirit does become attached to that stuff. I kid you not. Often thrift stores are set up to take all of those things and sell them. I am amazed. How all of these abandoned places have stories and left to rot. Maybe, we can let the homeless people have these places instead of just leave them their to rot. What do you think?

[@drunkenfish6274]

Shawna Ph.D oh god no. I'm homeless myself and yes that is a beautiful place but these homeless... 90% of these homeless don't care. They will absolutely trash this place. nonono!

[@wulff707]

Yeah, I have seen abandoned places here in the United States that has been TRASHED by the wrong people, I think it's sad you have to go out in the middle of the desert dozens of miles from anyone to find an abandoned house that hasn't been trashed! My feeling is look, take pictures and nothing else, leave it like you found it!

[@ShawnaCostonPhD]

Rahmstation I have some questions? Why do you think that people go homeless in their lives? What would you like to see happen for the homeless? Do you think a homeless person is withdrawn from life all together? I tried once to help one succeed. However she never cared but, cried that she wanted help. I homeless people that I think could be do the right things in life but don't care to? What do you think about that? I hope you really share with me your true feelings. What do you want out of your life? We are human beings and just like I don't believe in abandoned homes, I also don't believe in abandoned people. You belong to someone and you were not born homeless. Are you willing to live a better life?

[@drunkenfish6274]

Shawna Ph.D some go homeless to avoid taxes, child support etc. I'm homeless because I was evicted and have not been able to get enough money for a place to live. What I would like is houses where the homeless people could fix up and keep. But some people have lost hope and are stuck in a rut. Not withdrawn, but sick of civilization to the point where they DO withdraw. Some just stop talking. Some just get so sick of society they they just leave and live in woods/ desert. People are mean sometimes when they don't know...What I want out of my life? To live in peace. To not sleep in fear, waking up every 30 min or so finding my begging cup has been taken. Or having people kick me or scream wake up. When you poke the lion, do you not expect a reaction? I've been spit on, had strange liquid thrown at me. Do you really think I would react passively? I know how to act in society. But I think, when I do finally get a place to live... I will just go in and stay, not going out again.

[@ShawnaCostonPhD]

Rahmstation You know I saw young women in Atlantis sleeping in the park. My heart went out for them. It was cold and I ask my boyfriend could we please take her back with us. But, he stated we can not afford it at this time. We blew our money and won enough to get back. LoL. Sorry. I have never forgotten that night. You made a very good point and that statement of what you said of course cheered me a little. I am sorry you got evicted. What kind of work can you do?

[@marinetacurto]

Wow, I love your channel. You have a new sub :)

[@urbexplorationz3143]

His channel is amazing

[@Jswines123]

I appreciate the gentle nature and respect given to the history the boys are stepping through. Remarkable.

[@debrandw246]

I love your video's. They are awesome. You are such a lovely , kind person. You bring such respect to the homes and it's previous owners. You are the best. I look forward to seeing more. Thank you.

[@aliendomain8863]

Dude sounds like Arnold Schwarzenegger! Get in da choppa!!

[@westwindsailer]

the 1st thing i thought of a few seconds into the fellow talking.

[@westwindsailer]

3:31 total Arnie!!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Haha everyone says that to me :D

[@norml.hugh-mann]

that is someones property that just lives away, perhaps inherited or tied up in court/bankruptcy. I would be careful to investigate property ownership prior to exploration.

[@BrosOfDecay]

+Joseph Blue Hey joseph this building is known to be abandoned around 4 years now and there where even trees growing in front of the door ;) Thanks for watching

[@norml.hugh-mann]

its crazy that the power company hasnt cut power to it, perhaps its riding another buildings service?

[@BrosOfDecay]

That could be true i incounter alot of abandoned buildings here around belgium with working electricitie even buildings that fully collapsed still had electritie .

[@carolneaves3630]

I'm so glad i found your channel. You young men as so respectful when entering some one's home. I love your videos, please keep taking us along with you on your explores.;)

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hey carol i am glad to hear that you like the way i explore :) I love this this is my passion and i would like to keep doing it as long as it is posible Thank you and stay awesome !

[@missrayelyn3045]

What an amazing home! The wood trim is so beautiful, as well as the furnishings. Thank you for sharing these beautiful homes.

[@shadinachat123]

cool no graffiti

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea i hate graffiti haha thanks for watching mate :)

[@scotthopkins7711]

There is some money there with furniture

[@fefinetonga4662]

And lots of money from those awesome taxidermy on the walls and some were seen around the house as well.

[@untangledmind1]

Beautiful home! Glad to see you guys do not take or destroy anything. That is how you are supposed to explore. Take nothing, leave only footprints. Thanks for the video. Peace and respect from U.S.

[@BrosOfDecay]

"Take nothing but picture,Leave nothing but footprints" is my motto Thank you for watching !

[@untangledmind1]

Bros Of Decay-That is even better! Thank you for your comment! Happy exploring!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Untangled Mind Thank to you to :) Gonna go on another trip this sunday :D

[@sandymckoy1356]

I would love to explore as you two do. I have often had dreams of wandering through a house with many, many, doors leading to new finds. So much history, so many stories. It is a shame that these gems are allow to fall into disrepair. Love your adventures. Piano music very soothing.

[@henna696]

Wonderful. Please move your camera a bit slower. Thank you.

[@BrosOfDecay]

I will in my next videos henna

[@EinsteinTeachedYou]

obvious hunting cabin

[@PKStefanini]

It was definitely abandoned - the owners most likely wouldn't object to them exploring - probably flattered that someone showed interest - it was in advanced decaying state - yikes, please don't harass these sweet young men

[@zorroalphonso4354]

You mean "sweet" teenagers?

[@MrNooneseesme]

Another amazing upload. So atmospheric and I cannot describe why, it just is

[@lcoop5497]

So old and so beautiful! When you said that I was like, right on!! Most things that are old are so beautiful.

[@blackmantis35]

Ill be Back !

[@susanbrown8340]

Ha ha

[@BrosOfDecay]

Haha :D

[@sibertater]

I don't see any dust, not really. I would expect it to be a lot dustier.

[@TandAMurphy]

What a beautiful home! It's so sad to see such a beautiful home rotting away and being reclaimed by nature. I wish I could snatch all of them up and renovate them to their former glory. Thank you for sharing!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea indeed :( Sadly that is not possible Thanks for watching !

[@sunnyzen5953]

Thank you for being respectful of the places you explore

[@annc3102]

The house is probably haunted. My sister took a antique poster bed from an old abandoned house and we started having haunting's and bad things happen. I realize now as an adult, the house was haunted, the story was the parents died in a car crash and then the children abandoned the house with everything in it, even food on the table. My stepdad had his diesel truck catch on fire for no reason and I think the evil spirits caused it to happen, including the accident to the kids parents and then something in the house scared them so bad, they ran leaving everything behind. That may explain the light coming on by itself in this house.

[@nuttybar9]

What did she do with the bed?

[@Jin04115]

robert justus slept in it

[@Cybernaut76]

Ann C: Are you saying that the owner would tell us something along these lines: "I cannot say anything about my reasons to abandon the house and everything in it! If I explained, you would think I am stark raving mad."

[@gadisGrim]

Yep... everything has something in it. There is something live inside those thing. The spirit. I know cuz i learn about it, and have some stuff that have spirit inside. Actually, you can kick them out from the inside (you said poster?) with prayer. Spirit live with us. Few of them Trying to Protect us and few more trying to killing human slowly, if... this human taking what not belongs to them without permission from the spirits. They gone mad, and attacking human who moving, or destroying their place. Actually, again, because i'm muslim, we already have been told in Qur'an to becareful with any spirit. They trick us, and they could kill us slowly without knowing if actually those spirit doing that. In indonesia, few people use spirit to kill someone they hating, and the cure of it we can use another Good spirit who wants to help us, and with praying tho (of course we still hoping from the God about it) But, we can't wait to handle it by our self, and use our power with spirit power to handle the evil spirit that sending from bad persons. And... sorry for my bad english. I wanted to explain to you about what can spirit do to human. If u r girl, to make the spirit get out from that poster, when u are on period, u should walk on it 3 times. Lay it on ground, and walking on it 3 times (i dont know how to tell this in english, but... its like you avoid to not step on it, you must walk on it 3 times. Go forward, turn around and go back, until it count 3 times step on it) 90% work to kick them out. 10% you may get attacked by them... And sorry again for my bad english.

[@leighknight2476]

This place is beautiful and the furniture is amazing. I would like to move in tomorrow, please. I need to bug out before Trump takes office......

[@BrosOfDecay]

Haha Yea the house is abandoned so if you are quite you can live there :) Enjoy yourself

[@grnpeepers2683]

Leigh Knight ~ See ya! Need any help packing? Don't forget to take Kanye, Rosie, Whoopie, & Miley with you! Hahaha!

[@leighknight2476]

Hell no, I am leaving the trash behind....not my problems.

[@leighknight2476]

It is beautiful..I prefer animals over most people these days....

[@grnpeepers2683]

Leigh Knight I can tell. How many cats are you up to now? Lol! 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

[@marialamore5874]

So good to see young people appreciate the beauty of yesteryear

[@MsJulian214]

So amazing ! I cannot imagine leaving those beautiful antiques and just leaving ! Bloody hell !😊love your vids mate !

[@stubeast4031]

Dudes, I would say that you broke into someone's house. There are many places around me where the owners are there a few weeks of the year. I would not classify them as abandoned.

[@BrosOfDecay]

+stu beast Hey stu this building had been known to be abandoned for four years alot of people checked it and there are even growing trees infront of the door ;) Thanks for watching

[@TheGooniessss]

lol if u get all ass hurt from bit of ppl doubting ur vid then u will never make it anywhere on here lol

[@sofuggit]

Responding to commenters isn't 'ass hurt'.

[@jessicaradway2172]

stu beast good answer!!! somebody owns it, pays the electric bill, locked it up.... maybe to keep people out?

[@BrosOfDecay]

+Jessica Radway That is completely right but not the case here i know this place for 4 years and it has been abandoned ever sinds it was not locked up and there where trees growing infront of the building ;) Thanks for watching

[@karenkoe7096]

I get tired of these clips being labeled "abandoned". These houses and other buildings are owned by someone, somewhere. They are just unoccupied and walking around in them filming is at the very least trespassing.

[@Critical-Thinker895]

.... and this video is the evidence against you!

[@BrosOfDecay]

+Karen Koe Hey karen this home is abandoned for around four years atm and i would never break myself in! They door was open and there where even trees growing infront of it. I know it didn't look that abandoned but i checked it triple;)

[@rudolfthetallwhitealien]

Bros Of Decay americans have a different attitude to property " get off my land", always ready to shoot at anything that moves. they don't even understand that there is no graffiti on the walls. don't try to justify your video's, they won't understand anyway.

[@karenkoe7096]

um mmmmm...Don't kid yourself, if the electric is on someone, somewhere is paying the bill....Someone, somewhere holds the title to this house/building. YOU ARE TRESPASSING.

[@seanhazelwood3311]

"Abandoned" simply means unoccupied or unused. It's still owned by someone, and unless you have permission from that owner...it's trespassing. I enjoy seeing these old places, but don't try to fool yourselves into believing that it's ok to trespass. Urbex people are arrested, assaulted, shot at, and even killed daily for this.

[@doloresdrury8018]

You young gentlemen amaze me. The joy you get to see such beautiful things is wonderful. Such old souls.. Continue this great work I look forward to all your videos. I would love to walk around all these houses..

[@reginaknight2139]

this just isn't something you see every day, two young gentlemen who are polite, respectful, and into exploring old homes and their contents. nice to see you guys admiring these beautiful items instead of vandalizing them as sadly a lot of young folks tend to do these days! i enjoy watching your videos and finds and i am super impressed that neither of you take anything! to be perfectly honest, i wish you young men would take some of the things you see in these homes. a lot of it will never again see the light of day or will be vandalized or just forgotten forever and go to waste!!! as long as none of the extended families could care less about these places and things {which is quite obvious in most of them} why would you not put the stuff to good use or share it with others!! just saying!!! Again, you guys are AMAZING and your parents did a fine job of raising you two! God Bless and keep the videos coming!!!!!!

[@maverickmom1]

I truly enjoy viewing these videos. I have an old farmhouse built in 1863. yes 1863, with all of the original woodwork. 10 ' ceilings first floor, and 8' ceilings second floor in Canada. 5 bedroom, and my furniture amazes people when they come over. They go, "Wow, like going back 100 yrs in time. furniture like baby rocking cradle (circa registered 1812), Louis 16th sofas, and more. I live alone with my two Siamese cats.

[@ofthedifference]

I really enjoyed this tour of yours - it's the second one of yours I have watched, and I really like you guys. I can tell that you have the utmost respect for the places you explore, and I really appreciate you filming them and sharing the tours as you explore these amazing places you go to. This home was so beautiful - all the furniture and built-in cabinets are so superior to anything we see in American homes - the quality of the workmanship and materials in this place are exceptional. I have never been to Luxembourg, and I love seeing European countries - they are so pleasantly different from America, so this tour of yours afforded me the opportunity to see a totally different way of life. As well, the music you chose to accompany your tour and narration was perfect - it was classy, yet evoked the melancholy feeling that I got walking through this abandoned, long-empty place along with you - and the volume was at a suitable background level and never overrode your narration and vice-versa. All all all, this was very well done, gentlemen - good job! Thank you for sharing it with us all here.

[@michellej777]

Love how you care about the homes -places you visit lovely to see :) xx

[@amunra7979]

such a beautiful home and furnishings. what a wonderful job you do to document these lovely homes, be careful in your exploring. many thanks for what you do.

[@Mari1599]

Thank you for your amazing videos. Thank you for respecting the places you visit and photograph. You are recording history and capturing life as it was lived in these homes. Your motto is perfect. I love the way you carefully walk through and document each home. Your quality of work and respect is admirable. Thank you.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you very mutch for this awesome comment i will keep doing this :)

[@aprillinder1977]

I've been a fan of urbex/abandoned places for a long time. But, I have to say I much prefer watching videos of yours & ones from other countries. The abandoned places are left alone & beautiful. There is no graffiti or damage. All of the American places are trashed & covered in graffiti. Thanks for putting up great videos like this!

[@melodyarobinson7199]

The décor reminds me so much of my Oma's house in Stuggart Germany. Thanks for bringing back some lovely memories.

[@jenniferdewald6149]

I wonder does anything ever go on auction from these beautiful homes? I love the way you do your photography and have pleasant music to accompany it! It's very obvious that you care very much about these homes! Thank you for sharing them with us!

[@amandajimenez5287]

beautiful place. amazing me how people abandoned and never come back. keep up the good job. u r amazing..thank u

[@hildairisbarrera4791]

I enjoyed watching all of your videos! Beautiful house! Perhaps this couple hit the jackpot and left everything behind! Wow you never know what really happen wow! Nice job handsome, with all respect.

[@ellenkees2609]

WOW! What an amazing find, thank you for sharing. The house is absolutely incredible and yes, if only it could talk.

[@333gv]

Kudos to you guys. Loved this first video that I saw of yours. I just subscribed. I love your motto: "Leave nothing but footprints, Take nothing but pictures." Your mother/father raised you right! :) --gv

[@rhondaz356]

You always show such respect for the places you visit.

[@smooches4ever]

You're amazing young men! Thanks for not touching/vandalizing anything!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea melody this is my passion and i would never destroy any of these buildings they are beautifull !

[@AmyCCloverlanez]

Thank you for posting this video! I enjoyed it !!! Loved the clothing that was interesting👍🏼

[@billybareblu]

Beautiful . I really appreciate the love and respect you have for your find.

[@BrosOfDecay]

That is nice to hear billy :)

[@EPBF1]

it's nice to see no one vandalized home keeping the place nice without grafetti and intact thru time very nice

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks for watching you are awesome

[@jeaniesteele4342]

thanks for not having music drowning out the mystery you do a great job

[@SimoneFlen]

The 2 units at the beginning of the video are absolutely gorgeous - I'd LOVE to have these! Great video, thank you.

[@moodylicious]

and that built-in at 1:23 ! Barely saw a second of it but all the drawers and cubbies. Love it for my jewelry making.