Incredible ABANDONED 1950’s Neighbourhood Left Frozen In Time | THEY GOT UP AND LEFT EVERYTHING

[@froggylegspeople]

Listen Ethan, I don’t want you to do this on your own. It’s safer when there would be someone with you. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@yakkhacollection]

Nice

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi Ethan I like all 4 of these houses. They were all a bit different but they are all cool. Too bad they will be demolished. It’s such a waste of a good house except the last one with the flooded basement. That will soon have mold all over. The fireplaces and staircases were all beautiful. Hey Ethan I’m having a debate with someone. Can you tell me what the difference is between a bay window and a bow window? I know you would know. Also I would like to be among the first to wish you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY. I know tomorrow is your Birthday, April 29. So have a great birthday and go out and do something fun. 👍🆒 HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you Ethan.🎈🍰🎂🎁🍦🎉💕❤

[@Stephen_A.]

I thought he was alone too, but he pointed out his buddy was outside in the yard of the second house showing 29:55 🙂

[@jacintadonadio1208]

Happy Birthday Ethan and thanks for the awesome videos you do and it’s great to see young people enjoying the old things ❤️🇦🇺

[@clairefunnell8481]

1st house had it's fireplace off centre. Really bugs me. Liked the other houses, really nice. 2nd and 3rd had really nice kitchens. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SharonJones-ql8oy]

Awww what a sweet story about your Grandma's Kitchen 🏎️🚗🛻🏍️🚚🚛

[@marneshiagilbert7860]

It’s a shame that all of this houses is abandoned that’s insane just been sitting here for years and years

[@janeceeastwood8035]

Families and lives come and gone. Beautiful, custom homes, standing well 70-some years later, gone, turned into cookie-cutter condos. How depressing. Thanks, Ethan, for the tours. I’m with the woman below who thinks you shouldn’t do these explores alone. I’m from Southern California, where I defy anyone to find a house with a basement. We’d call a one-story a ranch-style house. I’ve never seen a covered hole-in-ground-style pool before in my long life. Really interesting.

[@debramoos524]

You are so thoughtful. Even for animals... Thank you!!!

[@amymays8727]

I love these houses. They are beautiful. I enjoyed this video. I love it when you do more than one house at a time.

[@hollysavage4073]

That first house… the basement! Noooooo. Get your ass upstairs and out!!

[@catz1215]

I agree. You need to take someone with you. Especially these old homes. That being said this is the second or third home in the past few weeks in a row where you have been experience by some type of paranormal. Listen to me carefully because this lived in a haunted apartment in Charleston, South Carolina and ever since then I’ve had a few more paranormal experiences including the home I live in now where I raised four children. Every once in a while I smell cigar smoke like someone is holding a lit cigar under my nose and within a few seconds it’s gone. I am terrified but I’m not moving unless it gets bad. I have had experienced things move and turn up somewhere else in the house. Your experiences started with that old 1800s farmhouse when something threw batteries at you in the kitchen and then either you or Big Bankz had a piece of plaster at the top of the stairs in the same farm house was thrown. You now have something you have opened up and it’s either following you or ghosts are opening themselves up to you when you visit homes with them. If you are not careful they will follow you home and they will attack you. Be careful and even if you are not religious you need to see a priest about this so the priest can rid you of these or this entity. If they follow you home they can attack your family too.

[@janevigneau3406]

I'm a paranormal investigator I'd love to investigate some of these places I bet they have stories to tell.

[@patriciagordon8319]

You are so brave. I would never do that alone.

[@Gsdmom]

That's an 80s appliance garage!! I always wanted one of those for my kitchen back in the day!! Your grandma was lucky!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Thumbs up on the video Ethan 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@robertladue7647]

Ethan, you crack me up! That first house, downstairs, in the flower sticker door. When you opened that door, and it looked like death itself, and you moved out quickly! Good for you Ethan! Always follow your instincts!

[@MiralesteMo]

Cabinets & appliances can be donated to Habitat for Humanity.

[@MiralesteMo]

If the toilets haven’t been changed, you can see the year stamped inside the tank.

[@autobug2]

CORRECT. But I think that applies to older toilets. My house was built in `55, and 1/28/1955 is stamped inside the lid on the tank! Mom & dad moved in June 1st of that year.

[@lizkunkel6751]

First house gave me bad vibes. I liked the 3rd house the most. Last house was ok. Thanks for sharing with us!. On with the next!

[@DonamowServicesLLCDonAbr-ng6gx]

Looks like early 2000s to me but I’m watching

[@stevenprice5921]

First house that door opening and closing was freaky,how you didn't haul ass out I don't know😂

[@karensharpe9949]

What the hell was u with that door opening & closing!!! Damn!!!

[@carlashepherd9362]

Very cool find’s & video! ❤️🤘👍

[@user-rm9ge4lz6p]

I love all the new houses you’ve found!

[@karrie1377]

Such a cute little group of homes! Loved the fireplaces in the second and fourth homes the best in those nice big rooms. Different design to have kitchen near the front entrance. Love the deck overlooking the pool on the last one. Those views in the back were peaceful and beautiful. The inhabitants of these homes hopefully have great memories of time there. That building next to the first house you explored was hideously ugly. Don’t know why anyone would build something so unattractive. I would not have wanted to live next to it let alone look at it. It’s a shame this grouping was not in an area more conducive to them being saved. The noises in the first house were creepy but probably just the product of a windy day through smashed windows. Please be careful and thanks for sharing this video. Take care be well and stay safe Ethan!

[@nicoletanis3703]

Great virtual tour Ethan, thanks!

[@bridgetraveler7700]

Ethan you almost gave me a big heart attack by pulling your foot back quickly and saying it's flooded. I wouldn't have known that the basement was flooded until I went down and got my feet wet.

[@donnarice9965]

Yeah, we call them ranches in Massachusetts USA. My house is a ranch.

[@ruthjohnson7248]

I'M FROM TEXAS IN THE US, I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT THEY ARE GOING TO DESTROYED ALL THOSE HOME'S!!!!!

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

Awesome 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@imqxla67]

Great house finds as always!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Outstanding video Ethan and thank you for sharing this video with us 👍❤️😎

[@daverowley2013]

Hi Ethan that was a great explore, the last two houses would definitely be the pick of the bunch! That first house basement was creepy, I was half expecting someone to come out from there, so please be careful! Keep up the awesome work Ethan, you do a great job!

[@fondapassmore5256]

It’s ok Ethan I sniffle in a cold air conditioned room. It’s just allergies and it’s ok!! I love the memories you had of your grandmas kitchen. The appliance holder or bread box. Memories worth everything . Love the second house!! Love the 80’s vibe renovation. Brick fireplace is so cozy!Just all the memories left behind from families. Thanks for For these nice finds . In the US these home would still be livable with a few updates. A few more good years left in them. I guess property is hard to come by and people want places to rent with no property up keep. Condo’s , apartments. I’m glad you have record of the older homes. Keep up the good work!!

[@melissameyer9981]

I'm glad you left that basement ! Thanks Ethan for the tour😊

[@SharonJones-ql8oy]

So, were these homeowners bought out by a Developer?

[@priscillaa.8548]

Cool houses! I would have loved to live in these homes (except for the asbestos). I appreciate your concern for trapped animals.

[@tigre7739]

They were nice homes in what was once a beautiful community, full of life I'm sure. It is sad to see a whole neighborhood just erased away. I enjoyed the adventure as always!😎✌️

[@debramoos524]

huge Camaro fan here. I've owned 3. If my son would have been a girl... I would have named her Camaro Lynn

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

Built-in bread box, love those.

[@cynthialahti-wong1800]

Run Ethan!! That basement is not only haunted its possessed!! Yikes!

[@mikemiller5281]

Awesome videos Ethan 😊

[@user-ru6mg5uu7i]

There were some nice updates since the house was built. Nice video. Thanks, Ethan. '

[@chriscoleman6956]

Great job i just love them long videos

[@ronniehalfacre-tellerman5817]

Not 59’s either. Probably’70’s…late ‘60’s at tbe earliest. I lived in, and raised my kids in one very similar fir over 35 years…just like this!

[@ethanminnie]

they were all built between 1955 and 1958. Probably just renovated in the 70s and 80s.

[@justingreene1140]

It's a shame to smash down houses that people could live in there are alot of people who could use those homes sad really but love the content keep it coming

[@rebeccabailey9258]

Wow! So many lovely homes to be torn down! Most of the decor was early 90’s to early 2000’s. Really cute homes and so livable! We call them bi-levels and tri-levels here in the US. Please carry a bright flashlight on your explores for the darker rooms so we can see them. Too bad it was so cold outside. Thank you for sharing this explore!

[@cherryspiker4426]

I love when you put house together. thanks for sharing . ❤❤❤ stay safe love ya

[@tamieckert4548]

That first place,sounded like a dog yip? So you trucked out of there fast 😂 Rightly so👍👁But nice places,Speaking about the left animals in houses, they’re either left behind, and they still stay around, but so sad, sometimes they run in them to get out of the weather.🐶🐱 Check with a friend back at the first place again, but, it’s got spooks🙀✅

[@robertladue7647]

Ethan, again kudos to your OCD and especially for your concern for the animals in closing doors. ❤

[@bronwyn6415]

Hi from Adelaide South Australia, don't worry about the sniffing I think most people do the same when outside in the cold. The knocking down of houses to build multiple boxes on the block is very common here. Beautiful homes built at the turn of the century when design was interesting are being lost forever. A couple of interesting points I noticed which are unusual for me here in Aus. are the lack of fencing is that normal? and the front door leading straight into the kitchen.

[@wesleybethkeycasteel7596]

Oooooooohhhhhhh mmmmyyyyy! The first house.....as soon as u went to go into that last room, I legit had a bad vibe come over me as soon as u started walking in!!!!! I am dead serious!!!!!! That was freaky!!!!!! Wow! I don't know how u can go exploring SOLO! I love exploring but u will never see me doing it SOLO! Too many "unknowns"! Stay Safe!!!✌️

[@BBQNBLUES]

Really Enjoy your home tours Ethan ! Amazing how so many of these homes could be repaired. ps I Love Glass Block Walls too.

[@kevinklare6436]

Third house is DOPE

[@ronniehalfacre-tellerman5817]

That wasn’t a bungalow. It ‘s a ranch….

[@christywallace73]

He said in Canada they’re called bungalows

[@brett6626]

At 1732, My grandmas house had that as well I use to do the same thing. 😆

[@ambersemona9676]

Zak Bagans don’t have shiz on Ethan‘s explorers‼️🫣👻😬

[@Shashopper]

I don’t know how you go in these houses alone lol. The first house with that basement was a big no for me. Liked the last house a lot.

[@brockaiello1594]

First house couldn't have been abandoned more than 15yrs i can tell from appliances. Might have had to move everyone out due to a flood zone? Nice video

[@robinrandlette8327]

Hi Ethan 😎🏎💨,I’m sorry it’s been awhile,I’ve had a lot going on at home,1st my internet was off and I had to get that fixed,then I was sick for awhile,it was awful. Then after that I was helping my daughter with her move and get situated,it was just a lot and I am catching up now with your videos,I’m so sorry. Life happens🏡 and I have to help my family 1st❤. So I’m back catching up 😇I miss watching your content 🏡🏎💨😎

[@laretdenton9768]

Ethan yes we saw the door 😂😂😂😂 for me it would be foot whey yuh deh 😂😂😂

[@allenlong5579]

the washer and dryer area the whole room is a pantry like mine. i turned the room into a bedroom and the bedroom is now a hidden room wall panel door

[@boudicca7181]

Ethan you are so funny how you can spook yourself.😀

[@normanfletcher8332]

House's to be demo'd, Horrid, such a waste, for all beautiful.. Love the last most. Basements flooded, now that is Not good there.... Please be safe...

[@donnahill8839]

Love you Ethan, you said nope nope

[@marcusandersson2890]

That first house gave me bad vibes. Someone definitely died in there...

[@andresm3555]

Ethan you need a light for your camera. We want to see the rooms that don’t have light. Please get a light

[@TrashorTreasure-ie3sz]

Hi Ethan❤

[@comicb00kguy18]

You're talking about asbestos, which is a legitimate concern in older homes. I worked asbestos litigation for several years, so I know a bit about it. Fiberglass insulation, which is like most home insulation, is safe. That's the pink or yellow stuff. Asbestos was used as insulation on mostly hot water pipes. As long as it's not disturbed, it's fine. You see an old house with a lot of gutted walls, asbestos was common in drywall mud. Be careful not to kick up drywall dust if you can help it (this is pre-1977 houses only- later is fine). It was also common in square floor tiles. You should recognize older looking tiles, as many houses as you visit. You are correct, it's also common in popcorn ceilings. You can also find asbestos in old paint, but lead is more of a problem if you're in an old house with a lot of decay. The really dangerous asbestos is a lot more common if you do old factories or old schools, something with a bigger boiler. Good luck and stay safe, my friend! As to these houses, that basement of the first house was really weird. Good idea to get out of there! Not the fanciest houses, but still with some architecturally interesting details. Sucks that they're going to be replaced probably by generic looking condos.

[@angelarowe3472]

Ethan you crack me up when you spook yourself😮😆😅😂🤣🤭. Anyways, like you said before I don’t understand how these contractors have that kind of funding or money to buy these neighborhood homes even the expensive ones I don’t understand it either but it is what it is. Thank you for sharing you take care be safe.❤️🫶🏻🤠.

[@patrick-gcote]

Very cool and the styles

[@shannondee2]

Does anyone ever wonder why all theses beautiful homes are abandoned

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

Oh my you look so cold! Is this an older video or is it actually still cold there?

[@jenniffer9034]

Hey Ethan I like your corvette jacket

[@jenniferlittlejohn2236]

Hi Ethan!

[@mandlerparr1]

I have a door in my house that does that if I don't latch it. It is just from the wind. Even a slight draft will get it going. The other part of the basement, though, nope. Animal at the least.

[@DestinyR7]

Bro 😰 that first basement,. Just no.

[@Emilya-A]

Imagine how much time it would take to shop for used furniture on facebook marketplace to furnish those places

[@user-jh9yf2zj4v]

Sup from Kentucky

[@user-ru6mg5uu7i]

Looks like part of the house was an addition.

[@alicelong8028]

In the USA it's called a rambler

[@VCruz-qp1eq]

get out of there Ethan

[@conniebaker1958]

That basement is creepy

[@stevenprice5921]

House 4 was my favorite

[@user-jh9yf2zj4v]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@samantafisio]

Só de curiosidade mesmo, uma casa dessas custaria quanto para comprar? Facilmente uma casa dessas na minha cidade no Brasil custaria em média de 700 mil até 1 milhão. As duas últimas casas do vídeo aqui custariam 1 milhão.

[@TangerineDoor]

You make me so nervous. I wish you would bring a spotlight, a German Shepherd, and pepper spray with you 😬

[@robertcable6348]

Split level in the U.S.

[@yakkhacollection]

😂Nice❤

[@karinabarontinilabrujitaaz7713]

16:01 voice Say hello

[@sea450x]

Pansy

[@logocustomgraphics934]

Nice video. Cool looking homes. I don't know why you call light wood "blonde" wood, it's called washed oak. My parents did washed oak furniture in the early 90's it was popular back then.