ABANDONED Millionaire's Tennessee Mansion

Dive into the heart-wrenching story of Edwin, a man whose life story is as profound as the abandoned mansion he left behind on the outskirts of Nashville, Tennessee. This documentary unfolds the untold narrative of a 6000 sq ft home, a relic of love and dreams, now facing demolition for the sake of urban development. Discover how this once grand estate, nestled on 22 acres of lush farmland, symbolizes the ongoing global struggle between progress and preservation.
Join me as we explore this mansion, a silent witness to the changing times, and delve into the remarkable journey of its former owner, Edwin. From his humble beginnings on a Canadian farm to establishing a booming car rental business in Nashville's Music City, his story is a testament to hard work, love, and legacy. Witness the transformation of a brick house into a sanctuary of family joy and memories, now echoing with the silence of the past. Experience the poignant chapters of Edwin's life as he battles Alzheimer's disease, alongside the unwavering strength of his wife Kathy, and their bittersweet farewell to a home filled with cherished memories. This video pays tribute to the legacy of a loving family while addressing the harsh reality of Alzheimer's impact and the inevitable passage of time. Embark on this emotional journey through time and memory with me, and help keep the story of Edwin and his beloved mansion alive by sharing this video. Subscribe for more stories that delve deep into the heart of forgotten histories and the souls that once inhabited them.
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I'm Jeremy, an explorer, filmmaker, and storyteller on a quest to bring you captivating tales from diverse corners of our planet. Join me on my adventures as we venture into the unknown, whether it's exploring abandoned destinations, embarking on thrilling journeys, uncover the hidden stories behind the forgotten places around the world.
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[@Mary-Mercedes]

*I never will understand why these homes are not saved and re-invented as community buildings, condos, or private office spaces within the new development.* Insane and obscene to destroy such a masterpiece. For those who love houses and architecture, it is heartbreaking and sickening to the core. It would take an extraordinary amount of money to reproduce that level of craftsmanship today --if even possible. I have lived in some places where the estate farmland was sold to a developer but the community rallied around preservation and demanded that the historic home be saved and remodeled and reused as apartments or lawyers suites , etc. rather than ripping them down. Beautiful video.

[@carolyntaylor7776]

A home for Alzheimer's patients. A private home. I am a nurse would love to help make it into a beautiful sanctuary for special needs ,beautiful gardens...

[@carolyntaylor7776]

Dedicate to him ...

[@carolyntaylor7776]

Residents can have like private duty care and a place of retreat.

[@j.goodwin9908]

Although large, the house is neither historic nor old, 30+ years.

[@ericeandco]

Or just what it originally was.

[@debicorwin6978]

So sad that such a beautiful home will be destroyed. Your story brought the home to life. I could picture the family living there. Thank you for this video.

[@JeremyXplores]

I really appreciate your sentiments. It is indeed sad when beautiful places meet such fates, but I'm glad I could bring the home and its stories to life for you. Thank you for watching and for your thoughtful words. It means a lot to know that the video helped you connect with the history and the lives that once filled that space. Thanks for being part of this journey.

[@bevcamren1316]

Smelling cologne maybe man passed you could be smelling his ghost...not impossible enjoy ed the grand tour recently joined channel

[@splitraven7060]

@@bevcamren1316that’s what I was thinking too!! He was happy he was there

[@elenaraftopol4568]

I am interested in preservation is for sale?

[@johannadavila607]

Thank you for always researching on the history of the owners. Your videos really show empathy and respect towards the families.

[@jasonp53]

My wife and I are so glad your back! Your exploration videos are by far the best thank your for your hard work.

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, that means so much to me - thank you! I'm really glad to be back and sharing these explorations with you and your wife. Your support makes all the hard work worthwhile. Stay tuned for more adventures! 🏍️🎥✨

[@DavidNiehaus20]

JeremyXplores would you fulfill my suggestion by visiting a abandoned farm and see if you can find a john deere model a tractor in good condition please and you are a sweet kind guy on youtube ☘️☘️

[@thezoo3950]

I love your storytelling. It adds so much character to the houses as well. 💜

[@ruthjesse6759]

I truly enjoyed this Mansion Tour. It is gorgeous and the WOOD Work, Trey Ceilings, Hardwood Flooring, and all the Wood Flooring was gorgeous, Staircase oh my word, the staircase was gorgeous, the Kitchen was to die for, all the Storage was amazing, Game Room and also huge Garage. I’m with u the Horses had a Wonderful Home in there Barn. I truly enjoyed yr wonderful Story Telling Of The People That Lived and Enjoyed their Fantastic Home. I would have thought a Grandchild OR Someone In The Family Would Have Loved There Life Here and would Have Bought Or Inherited It. Thank u for Sharing!!!!!!!

[@the_bearded_rednack]

​@@JeremyXploresI have a question to ask you

[@lornahardin4563]

How sad for Edwin and his wife, and to have this beautiful home torn down by developers makes me sick. You would think since this home is relatively "new" they could incorporate it in their plans as a community center or office space, ie Drs, etc. Thanks Jeremy for the tour.

[@JeremyXplores]

I share your feelings - it's a tough situation for Edwin and his wife, and seeing any beautiful home, especially a newer one, get torn down is disheartening. The idea of repurposing it into a community center or office space is a thoughtful alternative; it's a shame when such potential is overlooked. Thanks for expressing your thoughts and for appreciating the tour. It’s important to share and document these stories, even if the endings aren’t what we hope for. Thank you for being part of the journey.

[@lornahardin4563]

It would enhance their "new" community by making it a community gathering place, small park picnic area, children's playground, basketball/tennis courts, so many ideas for it, politics will win out. So sad.

[@brendaz9222]

I am hoping before the tear down, that much is salvaged as possible.

[@camrieblanchard3144]

It’s calling “breaking” a horse when you train them this house is so beautiful sad to know it will be gone forever soon

[@splitraven7060]

In addition the home has beautiful character. Something newer homes lack.

[@countrygirl432]

The developer should keep the mansion and make it a community center in his honor for the new subdivision.

[@Z8Q8]

Yes, and the barn!!

[@kathyrains847]

I agree! That would be AWESOME!!

[@josegutierrez6835]

Developers only care about money the have destroyed so many land marks every were

[@maryshimp2664]

So absolutely right! Awesome idea!

[@sarahlockridge7879]

They can't. Typically they are publicly traded ...investors want their money

[@karrie1377]

You are a phenomenal story teller! Thank you! There’s something so sad of this society that favors destruction of something so beautiful only to build hideously unappealing subdivisions that will resemble blight in a few short years. This house so stunningly designed and built and so well maintained should be allowed to live at least 100 yrs and more and with many trees planted to blot out the ugly subdivision. Too many beautiful features to mention but one of my favorites the timeless dining room wallpaper. I just wish people would “get it” before so much beauty is gone forever. Really enjoyed this video!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your perspective! I completely understand your sentiments about the loss of beautiful architecture to make way for new developments that might not carry the same charm or character. It's a real challenge our society faces, balancing growth with preservation. Highlighting the beauty and history of places like these is one way to help people appreciate and maybe think twice about what we're leaving behind. I'm glad the dining room wallpaper and other features spoke to you. It's voices like yours that help raise awareness and appreciation for the beauty around us. Thanks again for your support and for enjoying the video! Let's keep hoping and working for a world that values its history and beauty.

[@calithunder]

You have such a deep appreciation for life, people, time, stories, architecture....truly always so enjoyable to watch.

[@RLaura-wo2hq]

Thank you for being so respectful of the people who lived there, as always

[@jenjacuzzi]

Made me cry! Seeing Edwin’s story and thinking about this lovely home being destroyed made me so sad. Thank you for sharing their story with us.

[@eVeProduction-xi1hg]

They could make this a wedding /party events palace.

[@JYT-n7c]

What a beautiful story and what a beautiful house. Thank you so much Jeremy for sharing this story with us. So glad to have you back,can’t wait till your next video.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed the story and the house. It's my pleasure to share these experiences with you. I'm also excited to be back and can't wait to share the next video. Your support means a lot to me, and it's what keeps me going. Stay tuned, and thanks again!

[@tammybusse]

I love this house so much! Even though it's a big house it still feels very cozy and homey, especially the kitchen area with that fireplace ❤

[@sneakerfreak2002]

This makes me feel so OLD. I was 12 in 1990 & what a time to be alive. 1990 felt so modern and cool for a young boy and I remember these styles . To me a house built in 1990 is still reasonably recent. But old enough to be well built . Ugh what a waste. Thanks for sharing

[@MichelleMeckley]

I was 20 in 1990, my daughter was born in October of 1989 - I only *wish* I was your age. Time just goes by faster as the years roll by!

[@user-sz8km9dy5v]

You’re going on like your 99 !

[@Sophiecjp]

I got sober in 1990, I was 28. It was a very good year😎

[@mightymouseofnyc]

Graduated high school in 1990. You aren't old!! Neither am I for that matter. lol

[@Florida_Ali]

I was also 12 in 1990. 😊

[@Shashopper]

This is one of my favorite houses. The dining room is gorgeous. So sad that it’ll be destroyed. Thank you for sharing.

[@kellycocks2475]

I love how respectful you are when exploring these homes. You always tell a beautiful story, and we can imagine something abandoned, so full of life and love. So happy to see you creating content again, and capturing the beauty of these places before they are gone forever. 🙂🙏

[@Love_Lace1997]

Taming a horse is also called "breaking in" showing them who's in control !!! Love your videos. Glad I came across them. Keep it up.

[@dmreddragon6]

With a lack of the usual stuff left in abandoned houses that give us a glimpse of the previous dwellers, you found pictures, and personal history. A lovely property/home, and a well done video. The intro set the mood.

[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

Once a house is no longer a home or loved,it starts to rapidly die. You can live in a house for many years but as soon as you leave,the walls & ceilings will start to peel nature takes over decay,& mold sets in..& it continues to slowly die. Until its completely gone,never again livable. Thank you for this great story & explore♡

[@user-nu4ms6hh9w]

So glad you are back! You have the soul of a poet,you tell Edwin’s story so beautifully,it brought a lump to my throat. It makes me so sad to think that such a stunning house is going to be torn down to build a sub-division of expensive,but poor quality cookie cutter homes. Thank you for sharing this with us👍🏻👏🏻🔥🙂

[@madamenightslayer8946]

My Grandmother had Dementia and Sundowners. I took care of her for 9 years. Slowly watched my hero forget everything. It's such a horrible illness. She passed 3 years ago. Took a huge part of my heart with her. I pray that they find a cure one day so others don't have to suffer or the family. Sands of time can be cruel. ❤

[@kellicos]

These stories are all so sad! What you do is so important. You are capturing bits of time and people’s dreams in a sort of “time museum.” You are so respectful and really quite a good story teller. Thanks for sharing these.

[@annadumervil7097]

Jeremy I love how you add character to each person’s home and story, personalizing each story. Keep doing what you do🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@thatwoodguy104]

I alway hit the like button even before watching.. your work is one of a kind sir 👍🏻 thanks Jeremy

[@JeremyXplores]

That's incredibly flattering, thank you! Your faith in my work means the world to me. I'm so grateful for your support and for the like before even watching - that's real trust! I'll keep doing my best to ensure each video lives up to your expectations. Thanks again for being such a great part of this community. 👍🏻

[@korriwood]

You know what? You absolutely did a fantastic job here! I'm going to try to implement into my abandoned videos what you've done here! Jeremy I just can't express how much talent you have and how much you've grown in every way! My hat is off you! Thank you so much. I'm learning from you as I dance through time in another families life and loss. Again.... Thank you!!!

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, thanks a ton! Really glad you liked the video and got some inspiration for your own channel! It means a lot to hear such awesome feedback. It's incredible to know we can learn from each other as we capture these stories of time, memory, and the essence of human experiences. Keep posting your own explorations and sharing those unique stories. Cheers for the shoutout and here's to more adventures ahead! 🙌

[@mightymouseofnyc]

Welp, you had me in tears a few times. You are an incredible artist Jeremy. What do they call it, 'the it factor.' There is something about your creations that I can't really find words. I wish you much success in Cali. I am Colorado bound.

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, I'm deeply touched by your words. It means so much to know that my work resonates with you on such a personal level. Thank you for calling me an artist; that's a huge compliment. “The it factor,” huh? I'm just sharing my journey and stories, glad they speak to you. Wishing you all the best on your move to Colorado - may it be filled with new adventures and inspirations. Take care and let's both keep chasing those dreams!

[@HayesRanch]

SAme here as you were describing the builder/owner's life it hit a spot in my heart and brought a tear to my eye. Thank you for the research and video made it all worth watching!

[@mightymouseofnyc]

@@JeremyXplores Prior career as a professional stage manager. I left it. I want you to succeed, however. Even around those that feel they have a god mic in their hand. Keep the love of art in your heart and you will succeed, I believe that!! Colorado wasn't exactly a choice but trying to find that silver lining. Is it dream based? I don't know. Leaving TN, however, yeah... totally down with that. Always stay authentically you even thru the hard times because looking in the mirror every morning to go for those dreams makes it easier by being true to self and taking the road less traveled. A path with a heart....

[@Fony_turgeson]

tears? stop it dude your a lil too soft especially claiming nyc

[@cristinhopkins2748]

OMGOSH!! I SO SO HAPPY you are back Jeremy!!!❤❤❤ I am sad to see another beautiful home ready to be demolished! I absolutely LOVE this place! I can't help but feel like there HAS to be more people that appreciate these types of homes and wld like to keep it!! And of course your story telling and voice are music to my ears! ❤

[@sharinnature]

I have checked your channel a few times hoping we didn't lose you🙏Your videos are so respectful and calming , thanks for sharing 🌞

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, I really appreciate your concern and I'm here to stay, don't worry! Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you find the videos respectful and calming - that's exactly what I aim for. Thanks for sticking with me and for your support. Looking forward to sharing more with you! 🙏🌞

[@MadeNCda]

Another tender and poignant walk through & story of the owners' lives. Very touching. Thank you for conveying their lives with such respect.

[@staceezee]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful explore and such a lovely tribute to the family that lived in this home! Thank you to Edwin's family for letting us have a little peak into your lives! Wonderful job Jeremy!

[@bonitadrake3046]

This is a gem❤. That's why I love from being from the South. We choose to show our Southern style seriously. From the beautiful Pheasant wallpaper in the dining room to the colors we choose on our paint colors. Thank you so much for exploring this beauty.

[@ryanturberville9386]

By far my favorite video ❤ I enjoy how your videos are constructed as episodes by giving context behind the house. Keep up the great content!

[@77ssgfst]

Halters are laying on the barn floor :) Thank you so much for your love of exploring, this one brought me to tears looking at all of the items and construction, this house is ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous!! Love your channel!

[@karenparker6644]

Welcome back! Your narrative in this video was really touching. My grandmother had dimensia so this story really hit home. We had to sell the house and she ended up in a nursing home which was very sad. Being in a small town we would drive out and look through the windows to see the remodeling, which was bittersweet....

[@MichelleMeckley]

My mother has Parkinson's Lewy Body Dementia so this one hit home with me too. My aunt had vascular dementia. My grandmother had Alzheimer's. I wonder about my fate.🥺

[@karenparker6644]

@@MichelleMeckley I'm so sorry about your family history, but you mustn't think like that, although I do understand it's kinda hard not to think about things❤️🙏

[@michellepark604]

That is a really beautiful home. Love the wooden floors and really dig that wallpaper ❤

[@peggymiller9064]

You did it again, Jeremy!! You did a beautiful job of telling a beautiful story about the family who lived in this beautiful mansion!! I even loved the background music. You're right, this home could have been a lot fancier but that would have taken away the coziness of it. Thank you for what you do. You're my favorite explorer!!!!!💗

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It really means a lot to me that you enjoyed the story and the music too. I'm glad you noticed the balance between elegance and coziness. Your support is what keeps me exploring and sharing these stories. Thanks for being an amazing part of this journey. You're awesome! 💗🏡🎥

[@John_Conner222]

I read that to do list. I think Kathy wrote it. Looks like she was fixing up the place to sell to the new landlord and moved into an apartment. I always love your videos. Its like a guided meditation and better than any ASMR video. Plus you are preserving things that will soon be gone to satisfy the ravenous hunger of plywood box sprawl developers. I know I want to build my own house and I really want to detail it instead of making it another giant painted plywood box. Even our skyscrapers are nothing more than glass, steel, and concrete boxes. I always wanted to build a futuristic home with organic shapes and seeing all the different places you have been to gave me all kinds of ideas to create. Hopefully your videos inspire other people like it does me and so these places will live on in new places that will be built for those that dare to dream and take action on those dreams.

[@natalialekanoff2978]

I’m so happy you are back! Missed you and your wonderful stories you share! Thank you! ☺️

[@user-wn2di5st4k]

As soon as u enter...its impressive already.....

[@bbeck618]

Thank you, Jeremy. Your videos are always done with grace and kindness, and thoughtfulness. I always look forward to your next one. Thank you again, sir.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you for your kind and thoughtful words! It's always my goal to approach each video with respect and care, and I'm so glad that resonates with you. Your support and anticipation for new content mean the world to me. Can't wait to share the next adventure with you. Thanks again! 😊

[@jennyj2223]

What a storyteller you are! You make the houses come back to life. You don't see this much detail/work in most urbex vids. Bravo!

[@jeanettewhite2144]

Glad to have you back Jeremy. I have just finished catching up with all your videos. I enjoyed them all. You have such a talent for telling a story and making it come to life. Thank you and take care ❤❤❤

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, thanks for the warm welcome and for binging the videos! Super glad you enjoyed them. Telling stories is what I love to do, so it’s cool to hear you’re digging it. Appreciate the support tons. Take care and keep your eyes peeled for more! ❤️

[@DC11music]

You guys not only explored this beautiful mansion, but created an emotional experience and dedication to a family I’m sure would appreciate your hard work. I hope their children appreciate this. Thank you for sharing this.

[@kittywood4243]

Awesome video. Tribute to not just house but also the family that built it. Good job.

[@rosemarythyme6351]

A tamed horse is broke. Half tamed is a bronco; and untamed or wild (feral) horse is a mustang. Speaking of horses, the ceramic light switch at 14:30 is a running horse. I really enjoyed the tour and narration. You are quite the wordsmith! I loved the back covered porch and brick arches.

[@clairegale5492]

New subscriber here. You are one of the best explorers out there! It touches my heart the thoughtful narration you present in your videos. You care and respect the occupants that once lived in these homes you explore. Thank you and keep up the great work!

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, welcome to the community! I'm so glad to have you here and really appreciate your kind words. It's important to me to approach each exploration with respect and thoughtfulness, especially when it comes to the stories and lives of past occupants. Thank you for noticing that and for your support. I'm excited to share more adventures with you. Keep watching and stay tuned for what's coming next!

[@Crystal_Abbott-jn6xs]

Thank you again for sharing this home with us. It was amazing to see.

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, thank you for watching and for your kind words! I'm really glad you found the exploration as amazing as I did. Sharing these hidden gems with you all is what keeps me going. Stay tuned for more! 🏚️✨

[@Crystal_Abbott-jn6xs]

@@JeremyXplores I would love to see you play sometime. Let me know if you’re ever on your.

[@user-et2xc2ww6q]

This looks awesome . Very good job. Well done .

[@SallieB196]

I love the way you capture the essence of your surroundings with such dignity and grace these places give you their secrets. You are now giving a voice to these places.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much for your beautiful words. Capturing the essence and secrets of these places is something I strive for in every video. Thanks so much for your kind words!

[@debbiemason5267]

What a beautiful home. Such a sad ending. But am glad to see the furnishings and memories were not left behind. Thankyou for sharing this lovely estate!

[@threasestephens302]

What is the address of the house and has it been torn down yet?

[@loriah65]

As always a beautiful narration from you and take care. 😊 thank you!

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, thanks a bunch! Really glad you enjoyed the narration. Your support means a lot to me. Take care and keep smiling! 😊

[@ViKee010]

Just your voice telling this story, almost brought me to tears. One day, we could all very well be in their shoes. I wonder if his wife will ever see this and be sad for the condition of her once family home. The place she laughed, loved and lived. Thank you for your tender tale along with the video of the beautiful home and property. I live in Tennessee and yes, we are selling our history out from under us. It’s happening all over the nation. Be safe. ✌🏻🤍

[@mariaramirez2982]

Loved your video. You not only showed us the home but you gave us the back story instead of guessing about who lived there. 💖💖

[@joanntumbleson4169]

Jeremy, you just keep getting better and better! Love this video and your story telling!

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, thank you so much for the kind words! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video and my storytelling. I’m constantly working to get better and provide more captivating stories for you all. Your support is incredibly meaningful to me and motivates me to continue exploring and sharing these journeys. Keep an eye out for what's coming next! 😊🏍️📽️

[@alicefotfmod7094]

Great to see you back! Your videos just keep getting better,Love the chapter documentary style,Awesome keep it up.Thanks for all your hard work for us to enjoy.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much! I'm glad to be back and really happy to hear you're enjoying the videos and the chapters. Your encouragement and support mean a lot to me. Thanks again, and stay tuned for more - there's plenty more to come!

[@alicefotfmod7094]

Awesome Jeremy, I sure will stayed tuned,Looking forward 🌞 Enjoy your new ventures filming🌞

[@user-my8xz6fp9r]

The fenced in area behind the barn is called an arena…and it serves as a place to ride and work horses. Beautiful! The horse halters are what is on the floor of the tack room. I can only imagine what life was like there for this family and their beloved horses. I feel very connected, thanks to your meaningful commentary. Thank you! ❤

[@diannaholgate1563]

I saw tjhis house on another channel and didn't even realize it was the same house until i saw that dining room wall paper. Your narration was supurb and it took me on a journey to another place. Almost ❤️

[@aec1091]

This house is just simply beautiful 😍 I am a 90s baby. I also live in Nashville! Absolutely love this house & all the little details. It's so sad, that's no longer going to be filled with love & memories 😢

[@kellyv7728]

Such a beautiful house! Even though it’s abandoned you can still see the love and happiness of this home. What a shame to see it go thanks for sharing! Love your videos 💚

[@Eidnarbsnikeem]

I love how you provide a very well-narrated backstory, so I’m not left with so many questions, or have to go Google for more information. Well-done…

[@maverickflint1991]

It makes me so sad to see this beautiful home and so not like developers coming in and buying these places.

[@myrahutchins376]

This vide was extremely well done. I could turn the electricity on and move right in. I even like the wall colors and wallpaper. We built a home a lot like this, not as big, many years ago. The gold fixtures are so of the era. Thank you for the story of the people who once poured heart and soul into this home and acreage.

[@clkay9512]

New subscriber here- love your videos, and your storytelling. And excellent filming and editing. The word for horse's nose is not snout. It is nose, head, muzzle..... you were looking at I think headcollars or halters in the back room at the barn. You made me laugh so much. You treat the properties, and the usually sad stories of their occupants with calm respect, and deserve such praise for that. Thank you xx

[@VanettaMosetta]

I LOVE true stories! What a savory house - not being enjoyed - is such a shame. How I wish I could afford to buy this.

[@Abijah12411]

Thank you Jeremy for your beautiful exploration as usual...see you on the next one... Laura Street here😎

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey Laura Street, thanks for sticking around and enjoying the journey with me! Your support is what keeps these explorations going. Can't wait to share the next adventure with you. See you soon! 😎🏍️✨

[@juliejohnson7252]

So glad to see a new video. I work in West Nashville and live in Pulaski so I love seeing all these abandoned buildings. Also that you explore the history. That’s my favorite part. I love knowing the story. I love to urban explore, but unfortunately my friends and family don’t understand my love of all things historical, so I live through your videos! Love seeing all these places in my hometown! Keep up the good work and come check out down south sometime! Also about the barn. I’m an avid rider and would kill for a barn like this. The fenced in area would be called an arena and like you said would be used for riding and training. The harnesses are halters which are placed over the horse head to maintain control and lead them. The washbay and those stalls are incredible. I would definitely say they were some happy horses!

[@charliereallyisagirl]

Absolutely stunning stables. Anyone who loves horses would love facilities like that.

[@sookietrueblood-gp4sd]

Fantastic a new explore with our fav, Jeremy 😊!

[@JeremyXplores]

Awe, thank you so much! This story is a goooood one

[@alexeatonexploresamerica5511]

​@@JeremyXplorescomeing Florida pandle any time soon I have cool places I whould to show you

[@anitanelson6250]

Ty for showing this

[@gillwyatt8103]

Good morning Jeremy -wow, I could listen to that voice of yours all day !! Your narration is so poetic and you are incredibly articulate . You are so right to say it's a global trend to destroy these beautiful homes with wonderful stories to tell in order to put up unimaginative little 'chicken huts'. Thank you for being back - we've missed you! Gill 🇬🇧

[@Miss_l_e]

This man's story telling skills are 🔥

[@Brotherdrew561]

Bro I’m so glad I found this channel. It’s sad their erasing history but thank you for keeping history alive

[@alisanoelte1996]

What a beautiful home, I hope that one day a family will live in there and enjoy every beautiful moment there is to be made there. Thank you for sharing again you are the best at what you do. Keep up the good work..

[@alwayslousmom8095]

That staircase is everything !!! Gorgeous!!!

[@susanrice3166]

Such a beautiful home with a feel good feeling! Again, the best narration 👌

[@fashionfaithandflair]

Jeremy, I live in Nashville and what you say is so true. Quality for quantity is being replaced and it is sad. I enjoy your narration and videos. You have a talent for film making and I enjoy your documentaries. :)

[@pamsykes5507]

Kust started watching your videos, I like that you tell the story of the homes and the people that had lived there. Looking forward to watching more.

[@ckswat77zz51]

It’s so great to see you Jeremy! What a beautiful mansion. Dated, but beautiful. What a shame a developer bought it. I can understand why she had to sell. Oh, you gentle a horse. Take care & stay safe on your 🏍️

[@user-wn2di5st4k]

That cubed ceiling may have been a music room...the acoustics would have been incredible......

[@jofleury2982]

Thank You for showing us this gorgeous house. It's sad that it's going to be torn down.

[@nancyweliczko9334]

What a gorgeous home, so sad it's abandoned, a beautiful home like this needs a family in it. Horse tack was left behind I definitely love the barn.

[@tommyromans7893]

LOVED THIS JEREMY, WE LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND GLAD YOU ARE GIVING US MORE TOURS!! YOU ARE GREAT IN WHAT YOU DO, VERY HEART TOUCHING FOR SURE!!!

[@JeremyXplores]

Hey, thanks so much for the shoutout and the love! Really pumps me up to know you're enjoying the tours and feeling the vibes I'm trying to share. Your support is everything. Stay tuned for more - we're just getting started! 🚀❤️

[@paulforder591]

You put a lot of love and hard work into this video, Jeremy. It's interesting to see how Edwin's family lived, before Alzheimer's robbed him of his memories. What a cruel fate! So sad this house will be demolished for a subdivision, for it was the soul of the community. It should've been preserved. 😢 Good to know they raised horses and dogs as well. Thanks for sharing! 😊🐴🐴🐶🐶

[@laceymartin3826]

That is a beautiful home. The kitchen is commonly known as the heart of the home. You getting whiffs of the mans cologne is most likely him still enjoying his home. The craftsmanship of the home he/they were proud of their home.

[@jessieyork4508]

A craftsmanship that is unmatched today

[@poppa1965]

This was wonderful, thank you my brother for all you do.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Your support and kind words mean a lot to me. It's my pleasure to share these stories with you. Thanks for being part of this journey, my friend!

[@sandym8787]

So beautiful , can't believe someone would tear it down instead of making it into offices or a restaurant etc.. The town I live in has Victorian houses , my house is 100 years old , most here are into preservation ...

[@BelindaAmaro]

It is nice you are back . This Is so sad for once it was a fairytale. Thank you for the story.

[@forthekozofhelpingothers]

So happy to see another amazing explore by you! Been busy moving and dealing with all the issues of life, health and moving. But, hey, I'm still alive and keeping up the fight of survival!! Thanks for your wonderful content and look forward to seeing more in due time. Thanks for the great escape and being able to tagalong in your explore! Be safe always, Michelle

[@lindamartin8504]

❤️your voice

[@melissalove7828]

What a beauty,and so clean. Happy to see not everything is destroyed. Ty for sharing your story

[@MelissaDalehite-ey4bu]

I loved this. You are so good at this. What a shame they are going to demolish. A beautiful house. Makes no sense.😊

[@maverickflint1991]

The home is just too beautiful to have that done to it.👍

[@Pocket-Watch]

This was an awesome explore. I enjoyed the way you told the story of these former owners and creators of this magnificent place. You showed great respect to their memory. This place looked like it was still under construction and that the owners illness stopped him from completing this dream home. A total visionary and craftsperson build this space and I would think the owners skills complemented each other. Thanks for this video.

[@lindahollfelder1201]

Such a strong commitment to carring for her husband. It's very difficult watching them waste away to be a fraction of who they where.

[@beverlywork9106]

Great video. Music so soothing. You are an awesome story teller

[@debsherman6583]

It is interesting how much sooner Carter posted his video but, I like the personal information you were able to obtain and include in your video. You are such a creative story teller. So sad to waste a beautiful estate. The "sliding door" is actually called a pocket door. To tame a horse is to break it???

[@ruthcoombs2943]

Hi Jeremy,that was a fantastic vid,a very sad story,so well told,i must say,you really are very good,you tell the story,with great respect,kindness,and with your heart,which is showed so deaply,and with much care,in your explorations,Thankyou,for sharing,👍

[@stephaniefurry2854]

By far, my favorite abandoned house, I've seen you visit! Look what you tell the story as you go through the house!

[@jenniferherrington]

I don't know how anyone can tear down those memories. What a sad story. Thank you so much for sharing, Jeremy!

[@suzannedickson7522]

I love this. You did an amazing job bringing this beautiful home back to life on more time.Thank you. So sad to know it will be torn down soon.

[@alisanoelte1996]

So glad to see you were back. I love to watch you and your explorations. You are wonderful at what you do. Such a talent and your voice is incredible. Keep up the good work baby.

[@judyburkett9319]

You are such a great storyteller, I love your videos! I missed you. I'm so glad you're back!