EXPLORING A 200 Year Old ABANDONED Mansion

In this video, I'm exploring a magnificent abandoned mansion with so many things still left inside. It's a mystery of who owns the home and why it was left behind.
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[@sandramurdock8383]

Just to give you an update on this beautiful old home. I bought this home in December of 2021. She will be lovingly restored beginning with a new roof. Replacing rotted wood here and there and lots of scraping and painting and she will a queen once more. I would like to add that was not the dinning room that was the butlers pantry. The dinning room is the room with the window seat. So glad to see people still care about and love these grand old homes!

[@rosemariecomtois2839]

I smiled as I always know the correct layouts. I am very familiar as you are with the purpose for each room...nook and cranny. I am a history buff and lover of old architecture. At 74 I remember well my youth and Being in many of the old homes when they were still lived in as a guest and I myself grew up in a fine old home. I restored an old Victorian home after I married and raised my family at that location. AFTER my husband died and my family was all married , I was alone. It was not practical to stay in a huge home Any longer. Young people, families, belong in huge homes. But I know that increased property taxes and utility bills , cost of insurance and upkeep has become prohibitive. The cost of construction material Is outlandish. It costs a fortune to Romanticize. Also , the skilled tradesmen are not plentiful any longer. It is easy to find dry wall People , but plasterers are far and few between. I did most of my own restoration and it is back breaking work.

[@Lotsielots]

It's so wonderful that your house has that other lovely historic house next to it as well. The setting is so important as well as the house lots of charm and grandeur in this house.

[@msshy8854]

Please keep us updated, do you have IG so we can follow you on your journey? The house is gorgeous 🥰

[@kasanray]

I'm so excited to know this awsome house will survive the wrecking ball, if only these walls could talk and tell about the people who lived and loved there would be the icing on the cake 🎂

[@monicapiggTXpatriot]

I’m so jealous! I was about to post that I want to purchase it when I saw your post! It’s stunning! I hope to see it someday! Keep us posted with updates! She’s a beauty!

[@LW-wg4ny]

The saddest thing about seeing these old homes is realizing how builders have lost their pride in their work. Men were true craftsman back then, didn’t just throw up generic boxes in record time. Such a shame.

[@betsyross1621]

They were not all built by slaves

[@KB-ke3fi]

@@neyaella5655 Nope. They were built by poor immigrant craftsmen from Europe. But keep up with the assumptions from your public education.

[@neyaella5655]

@Major General you’re using caps to voice your opinion - meaning your comment lacks credibility 🤣 please read a book.

[@neyaella5655]

@Major General also you can stay mad at the truth honey, it doesn’t hurt nobody but you 😘

[@spookyvegan1402]

I agree ... there is NOTHING LIKE THIS built anymore

[@patsyray5396]

So glad to see this gorgeous mansion will be restored to its former beauty. Thank you for saving a piece of history! ❤

[@marielaveau5321]

I'm dying inside. That this place is being left to rot is a crime and a disgrace. 😣

[@BrittanyDawson]

I totally agree!!

[@dawnhennig4323]

Said that it was haunted would hate to buy it and then find out something else was there living with me

[@BrittanyDawson]

@@dawnhennig4323 Yeah, I got that feeling when I saw that there were so many personal items left in the house. Who would move out and just leave all that stuff there like that, unless there was a reason they refused to go back in for it all?

[@jillybean3688]

@@BrittanyDawson a death perhaps? I still don't know why they couldn't sell it before it fell into disrepair? Maybye it was foreclosed on and a bank owns it. Question: why don't banks sell these homes then?

[@JeremyXplores]

It truly is a disgrace. So sad to see this house beginning to fall apart

[@nicolechewning6759]

I do housekeeping work on the side and i so badly just want to clean this house top to bottom. I wish it had a family to love and cherish it. This home is beautiful 😍

[@mseanderson73]

I agree...it needs someone to restore and keep its legacy alive

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

I hope somebody restores this place. It’s too beautiful to be left to the elements. Maybe some people could make it into a bed & breakfast. I wish I had the money to buy & restore this place. It’s absolutely gorgeous.

[@charsiu_808]

I'm a cleaning addict..ill help!!

[@northerncalifornia1608]

Me too. I'd love to clean it. Not necessarily own this one in particular but I do love it. Imagine the history

[@northerncalifornia1608]

@@HelloKitty-jz5gm no bed and breakfast in this high crime rate area. Sad but true.

[@charlottemiller7526]

I absolutely love this mansion! I like that you don't do a lot of unnecessary talking and how you take your time showing the house. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!

[@jjansen6406]

Cheap Old Houses should be listing this house on their site so that someone will see it and bring it back to life. This magnificent mansion should not be left to rot. It's too good!

[@prestoncheapbtheadphoneste3010]

I’m sure there are a lot of problems with this house. You just can’t see it! Soooo. 😐 very very expensive problems. He even says water damage .. For starters.

[@marendelllincks9195]

This is a bitchen old place it's so sad that it's in an are like this. I'm glad your preserving it here. And I'm glad you don't do those stupid cost hunt videos it's nice to see a serious explorer thank you.😁

[@donHooligan]

@@prestoncheapbtheadphoneste3010 it should get a new roof, immediately. it's worth it to put a million into the place, and i don't think it would cost nearly that to restore. ....unless the back side of the house has some crazy foundation issues, that would be a dream place.

[@Davilow]

@@donHooligan The current title/deed holders should at least put a temporary cover over the roof (i.e., tarps, plywood) until they can come up with the $ to fix it or the house can be sold or legal matters worked out.

[@bbe3034]

The last post at the top of the comments is the person who bought it and is restoring it. Thankfully!

[@amywalker3684]

If I were a zillionaire, this would be where lots of that money would go. Saving and restoring gems like this.

[@m.t.426]

Me too.Id restore local small cities.

[@rachaelnelson3810]

Turn into a party venu, serve meals daily And use as a museum

[@sarahstrong7174]

A zillionaire, that sounds fun. I will join you.

[@veronicamedda8507]

@Whiteboy14 In a previous comment someone looked it up and it is not a dangerous area.

[@sandradelgado8236]

@Screw youtube hey would you be kind 3nough to give me info to purchase this property?? I have asked before but never got a reply . O need zipcode .please and address. I greatly appreciate it . I want to purchase and restore it .can you help me with that .thanks ...look forward to your reply. .

[@loridrury2358]

so glad someone purchased it! These homes are so magnificent and deserve love.

[@kljcails]

For a town with such a high crime rate there's no graffiti no broken windows 🤘🤘🤘

[@kellycranford3592]

I thought the exact same thing!! Let's hope someone gets hold of her before that happens!!

[@nadineg6543]

Was about to write the same thing!

[@amywalker3684]

Maybe the ghosts are protecting it!

[@nadineg6543]

@@amywalker3684 baha! U never know!

[@kathymarie3723]

That’s what I was thinking you think it would be picked clean.

[@katherines9304]

This is one of the most beautiful old mansions I've ever seen. So glad someone bought it and is restoring it!

[@francesross-ng8bf]

This house is.gorgdeeous

[@francesross-ng8bf]

Keep showing them please

[@LaurenceDay-d2p]

So many of these splendid old homes are torn down to make way for crackerbox apartment houses or parking lots. I would love to buy one and restore it.

[@d-marierasberry3449]

It is such a mystery as to why such a grand, gorgeous home is left abandoned. " She" was probably once loved and saw many celebrations; many generations. The city really should make it a priority to refurbish this remarkable home.😥

[@antoniafoster8264]

Looks like there’s a lot of black mold. 😟

[@ryankage5910]

he said in beginning the crime rate was high there. so I assume they went to a safer area to live?

[@waitaminute2015]

It looks to me like someone was trying to hang on in their late stage of life, hence the little area with the kitchen and carpet ( no slip). Very sad. Maybe no descendents, or they were far away and for some reason wouldn't or couldn't keep the place up.

[@chrisallen7911]

Nashville is famed for the destruction of its historical homes and buildings. The city leaders don't care what is or has been destroyed as long as they make a buck.

[@Caterpillar955]

Have you ever tried to heat and cool a house of that size? Insure it? Maintain it? The city has nothing to do with repairing it. I'm glad to see above that it's been purchased and is being repaired.

[@m.v.1230]

This just proves that we never really own anything. We pass through and everything is left behind. It's definitely a beautiful home that no one else will get to enjoy.

[@SaintVodou]

Glad to see other people get it: we’re all squatters, riding this planet together for a short time. There’s plenty to go around if we share; what is there to fight about, when we should be enjoying our trip and maintaining our world for future generations?

[@MDillwilson]

You are so right. We carry nothing into this world and it's certain we shall carry nothing out.

[@natashaduncan2112]

Very well said!🙏🏾❤️

[@sandramurdock8383]

Not true. I bought this home in December. It will be lovingly restored and we will love enjoying it. New roof lots of scraping and painting and rotten wood replaced and she will be a queen once more.

[@katherinepatterson7693]

@@sandramurdock8383 do you by chance need a caretaker? My family and I are moving to Tennessee and will be opening a business in the area. Coming mid March to check things out and possibly purchase another property that is much further from being livable.

[@therealroxannedale]

Loved watching this. This is what my Southern mansion dreams are made of. How I wish I could bring it back to life!!

[@GrandmaSandy]

She’s a beautiful home wish somebody would give her some loving care

[@ms.sherlock]

would cost mega bucks to restore $$$$$$

[@tammyjantzen9004]

OMG. Hate that horseshoe-shaped workstation in the kitchen. But so wish some wealthy person would restore it back to its original glory. What a shame.

[@jenniferbil2203]

Thank you out

[@olgaharris1103]

Looks like they tried. You never why they left! 🥶😳🤭

[@eagleeye2300]

It would take millions, I think.

[@deestarr3679]

Absolutely fantastic old home. So sad that no one has tried to renovate it.

[@momtosaoirse]

I felt like the house didn't want you to leave. I didn't sense anything dark there. Just it's sadness at being left unloved. I think a house thrives when it has a family to care for it. It screams out "save me please!" Beautiful video.

[@yettobseen]

The room you think is the dining room is actually the butlers pantry, the dining was the nxt room with the window seat. All four large formal rooms on the first floor were public or entertaining. That house I’m sure has a storied past, absolutely amazing. Great find

[@vh2337]

In Southern California we have a group that moves old historic places to a park alongside the freeway, I think it's in Pasadena area and called Heritage Square Museum. Shame that Nashville doesn't have a similar program. This home is gorgeous and should be saved.

[@user-uv7bk5rk2c]

Isn’t it highland park

[@JeremyXplores]

Yeah, I’d love to team up with something like that in this area to help preserve some of the history that’s being wiped off the map. So sad to see an entire city lose its soul and be sterilized by “development”

[@cindymaestas947]

@@JeremyXplores Im seeing a pattern i feel cities allow this to happen on purpose so the area isn't wanted and becomes sterile and cheap than huge real estate developers swoop in and buy it all up for pennies than are now building these giant condos..

[@brandywalkenten9085]

@@cindymaestas947 that’s exactly what’s happening

[@makeuplover6852]

You hit the nail on the head, this is exactly what is happening...one hand washes the other, sadly. They make these historic homes incredibly difficult to renovate for the avgerage (wealthy) person, b/c every single thing you do will have to get vetted and approved though a local historic council. These councils can hold up a build years and years and years...the average even quite wealthy person, doesn’t have the time or money for that kind of nonsense ...so they sit. Often families who inherit these homes do not want to Live there and are waiting for a huge pay put for a developer to want it for the land. Sadly what most people don’t understand is that there is n huge pay day coming, because of what you just explained. Developers buy low, sell high, that’s their business model. This house definitely has someone coming thru it, there are no major signs of dust , even just th chandeliers would be covered in cobwebs, nothing...as someone else pointed out the tile around the fireplaces is literally shiny...the grass around the property is being cut, otherwise it’d be 6 feet tall. Someone is doing some very minimal care it’s would seem, unless the ghost are having cleaning parties 😲👻

[@evewood2088]

Please keep updated on the restoration I just love this old house.

[@j.w.3345]

It’s just criminal that this treasure is being left to rot. Shame on us for letting this happen. People in some areas have no pride what so ever. It just makes me sick. 😢

[@JeremyXplores]

I agree. It’s so sad to witness

[@monalisanail5431]

I can't stand to see other houses built practically on top of historic gems like this it pisses me off they really need to have it fixed legally to where other houses cannot build within a certain amount of distance of the structure and the surrounding property

[@m.t.426]

The Walmart parking lot is a good example.People just throw their trash on the ground right next to a garbage can in some cases.

[@rachaelnelson3810]

USA let’s old homes Rot such a shame

[@user-nv5wq5ug5q]

Some one clearly lives if not own it, stays in it. Victoria woodwork is NOT white in a house that's been abandoned

[@diamondangel1969]

It's heartbreaking that this gorgeous home has been left to fall apart. Such an architectural treasure.

[@CSAcitizen]

This was the most pleasurable I've seen yet of abandoned mansions and homes. This place is totally amazing ! AND if they'd fix the roof it all could be saved. It already has all the modern conveniences. But a leaky roof can destory it all. Too much value to just let it go like that. Thank you for this venture. Loved it !

[@lindaskrinyer8103]

Thank you for giving us a tour of this beautiful home! I'm so glad someone is saving this beauty!!

[@dobie8097]

Stunning Architecture …the fluted columns through out..the beautiful stained glass window and the original tile surrounding each fire place . The pocket doors between the parlor where the furniture remains look hand made . The light fixture in the parlor as well as all the hand made wainscoting throughout this beautiful lady is worth saving. The right person could purchase the home for salvage and remove the unaffected woodworking items to sell to future historic renovators on their homes . Huge market for this. Thank you so much for this walk thru tour .looking forward to the others. East Tennessee resides in Florida now. And gees it’s Hot

[@jillybean3688]

Florida weather SUCKS! WAY TOO hot and humid to go out side May-Sept. Plus algae plume in most of the water there. Im all-set with that giant swamp. Tennesee is much nicer. Why did you move there? Lol

[@margaretadamski1876]

@@jillybean3688 If Chip & Joanna would save the house. but they have a afford to scratch repair.. It is neglect.. but seem it has not been use for 40 years ago last the owner last time?

[@markb3756]

Yes, those pocket doors were amazing and looked to be in pretty nice working shape. They look to be anywhere from 10 - 15 ft tall! The whole house was just amazing and could be saved by someone with deep pockets. Much longer though and the water damage will be too much. Also, those glass double doors on each side of the front door that went out onto the porch were beautiful and looked to be completely intact!

[@peewee7530]

I would have loved to know more history on this place it literally reeks with former wealth and social status - you can imagine the people who once lived in this home - so interesting and so pitifully forgotten with time.

[@servraghgiorsal7382]

That's what I'm thinking*** this house would make a fascinating book.. even the old clothing tells a story.

[@rachaelnelson3810]

Make it into a party venu can keep everything that’s in there the museum is part of the history of the house

[@marquitakey5555]

I was thinking of the children that had the pleasure of playing hide and seek in this childhood home 🏡

[@JustMe-cl4qc]

The slaves fearfully serving their master. Screams of those being beaten

[@veronicamedda8507]

@@JustMe-cl4qc may be true - but would be nice to save the architecture and use it as a venue to maintain it and maybe raise money for schools etc.

[@mariamarinucci2251]

So sad and tragic to see a magnificent home like this be left to rot! This is truly an incredible house wishing for someone to make it their beloved home!

[@sandradelgado8236]

I'm trying to do just tbat

[@jenniechurch5337]

Updated...it was purchased last December and being restored! ;)

[@olgaharris1103]

That house is amazing!!!! High ceilings, spacious rooms, unique design, stately and eloquent! Thanks for sharing!🤗

[@christinaharmon8778]

What an amazing house! The bones are still really good, and if someone would step in fairly soon, it could probably be saved. These old homes have such amazing details and character! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@bluelava4282]

Masterpiece mansion, arch doorways, glass art work……. Staircase is fabulous……… stained glass so beautifully crafted……… Fireplace in a few places………. Thanks again

[@lovesmashbox]

It's such a shame when beautiful homes like this one are left to rot.....

[@msterry9694]

It would add a lot to the video if you added something about why it was abandoned! Good Job. My house is 161 years old and supposed to be haunted. Breaks my heart to see such beauty abandoned.

[@marilynbennett533]

So glad this amazing gorgeous house was bought and being restored!!!! It's beautiful!

[@MK-ze5oh]

Amazing how all the original pieces still left untouched and not vandalized. The ornate details are amazing

[@nette49]

And clothes!

[@vfountain8223]

It was an old boarding house. The owners bought and restored the inside in 2013. The outside is original and can't be changed except for the roof. I believe it's been sold.

[@marydallas9404]

Why doesn’t someone fix the leaks in the roof it’s ruining the beautiful hardwood floors, and the gorgeous antiques, who gave you permission to do his video, I’d love to know about the history of the his beautiful mansion, the stair way, Ohhh just stunning

[@lotusdolphin]

This was an absolutely amazing find. What a beautiful old lady she must’ve been in her day. I love all the fireplaces and all the corbels throughout the house and on the front are to die for. The only thing that made me really nervous is hoping that you had somebody with you you weren’t alone.

[@kathleenmair1670]

What an amazing ANTEBELLUM!!

[@jamesbass9797]

This home should be saved. Someone with deep pockets should step up and bring her back to her original glory. This house is living history and should be preserved.

[@sandradelgado8236]

Do you where it's located??

[@jamesbass9797]

@@sandradelgado8236 -- Nashville area I believe.

[@triciaselman9215]

It was bought

[@melissajohouser-rhinehart1699]

This would be great for a Bed and Breakfast, as well as adding revenue to the town and promoting a new quality of life in this town. Community, City Council and Law Enforcement should come together as one to correct the wrong.

[@christinemcleod7465]

Didn't you mention it was haunted at the beginning of filmimg ? Did you feel anything as you toured it ? Yes l agree with one of the comments. That house os being watched. Otherwise the stained glass and the old furniture would have been stolen and yeah it would have graffiti everywhere. Shame on Nashville for abandoning this place !

[@coolbeans8407]

No one will visit a dangerous area. The only solution is to move the house.

[@susanslack5625]

Except its in a high crime area.

[@pytcindy]

Exactly!!!

[@johnlockesghost5592]

Just what we need...another hipster bed and breakfast.

[@beautifuldreamer3991]

This house is being watched. There is no way this house would be in such good condition if wasn't watching.

[@L.sabore]

I must agree

[@moodylicious]

@@L.sabore My impression is it is so 'not watched' that vagrants or squatters once stayed in that lower floor bedroom, evidenced by the quilt on the chair for sleeping, the mussed bed, the cheap empty miniature liquor bottles in top drawer of chest. A normal person living in the house would have had a large bottle of booze along with a variety of others, kept in a closet or china cabinet. I'd imagine, maybe, a homeless couple just coming in at night to crash and then go outside panhandling for a burger and the booze during the day. They didn't live there but were left alone enough to sleep there. Granted I haven't even seen it all the way through but the doors are open for anybody to walk in, yet abandoned to the elements. Edit: just heard my man mention squatters. He had the same idea. The mail just piles up. No point sinking a ton of money into fixing it. It would have minimal property value due to the bad state of the surrounding area the guy said was one of the highest crime areas in town. A gem in the midst of squalor & criminals. One of the saddest abandoned places I've seen for the fact that it has been given up on and pretty recently, too. So, somebody invested a great deal of money in updating appliances, paint, new fireplace tiles, drapes & stuff but just dropped everything & moved out. But very, VERY low-end, cheap horrible bathroom cabinets & stuff. Just gross. Also, cheap ceiling lighting. Even the floral painting over fireplace in blue bedroom was a cheap generic pieces of crap. Sorry, the house interior is OVT in some respects, like window treatment & fireplaces, but cheap, tacky modern improvements in other parts. Wall to wall carpeting EVERYWHERE was also the epitome of tackiness & not something an affluent homeowner or savvy designer would have done, despite being common at one time. Just not for a house like that. Wood floors would have been shown w/ area carpets. Maybe someone's failed B&B dreams.

[@MrsScaredyCat]

Well, someone said it was haunted. But, no ghost groups have explored it? What happened to the people who lived there? Why did they leave; why in such a hurry?

[@kirsten1007]

I agree. People on here are so naive. It is not fully abandoned

[@Acttwo]

Is the house in Nashville or somewhere in Alabama? Someone mentioned Alabama. It looks like a nice neighborhood to me.

[@Tarot-by-the-sea]

Thank goodness someone has bought this magnificent house. It’s absolutely beautiful! It would be great to see some pictures of the house restored and done up. 🎉 Is the house haunted?

[@chadhouston2882]

This house needs to be saved now. Someone buy it, throw a roof on it and work on the interior little by little. But if it’s just going to be left to rot then someone should be allowed to go in and strip all of the good stuff. That stained glass, the mantles and woodwork, the moldings. I hate seeing stuff like this go to waste because the people that own it either don’t care or just want the property for the land. WASTE!!

[@nette49]

He said it was a very high crime area.

[@charlesbolton8471]

@@nette49 If it truly was a “high crime” area there wouldn’t be ANYTHING of value left in the house.

[@nette49]

@@charlesbolton8471 so are you saying he was lying?

[@juanitapate913]

@@nette49 A little common sense is needed here. WHO in their right mind, would have bought this house/property knowing it was a high crime area? Even if it was at a good price and bought for development, know what I know about criminals, druggies, squatters, pilfering, the place would have succumbed to that type in a heart beat! I just don't get the feeling this is a high crime area, not with all the instant money making items in this house, even swapping said stuff for drugs, guns, etc.. Not to mention the BLACK MOLD.

[@midos6767]

Taking into consideration that the home is located in a "high crime" area.... I am surprised that it has not been vandalized yet. Normally an abandoned place in a high crime area would get broken into and graffiti sprayed on the walls and the glass broken and the entire interior trashed

[@elizabethrosier5313]

This hurts my heart, to see this beautiful house fading with time. Thank you for taking us along. ☹♥️

[@rebeccablakey2637]

I can imagine how beautiful this house was way back in the day. If the walks could talk so many secrets and stories would be told. So sad that this amazing house is in such disrepair now. Homes aren't build like this anymore and everyone lost is lost forever.

[@2forTX]

How can anyone walk away from this fabulous home.

[@badgamerkat]

It's heartbreaking that this gorgeous home was just left to rot like this.

[@andychris7647]

Same here I feels so bad about it. Hello there how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@toddruch2744]

I just love these big old southern homes, I was so glad to read it was purchased and is under restoration.. I’m so jealous.. Having the time and money to do this kind of restore would be a dream come true for me.. THE HISTORY THAT ROAMS THIS HOME IS AMAZING..

[@darlenemeeka5384]

OMG this house is magnificent! And you can tell the people that lived there were quite wealthy! So many beautiful treasures inside. I imagine the bathroom with the stove was the maids quarters. It’s such a shame that it hasn’t been restored😢But maybe it wasn’t restored because you have the component of a bad neighborhood. Wonder if it was ever possible to move the house? Everything from the absolutely stunning stain glass window, woodwork and flooring are beyond beautiful! And also the antique furniture is amazing! It must not have been abandoned that long ago? Just going by the stainless steel appliances. What’s the history on this house? Why do people think it’s haunted? Judging from the time period of this house, there would have been a viewing of any person that might have passed away in the house. Honestly, I want to cry over the abandonment of this house! It’s beyond sad😢😢😢

[@sydneygumbs2819]

Can i buy it

[@helenvanbockern5843]

That's exactly what I was thinking about my desires are huge ,Yes. I want this one.

[@kennyhiggins7806]

The crime rate wouldn’t bother me if I could afford to buy it and restore it, I’d build a WALL around it to protect it and me!! Or just a big ol’ wrought iron fence!!

[@alabhaois]

What a waste 😣

[@gayturner3976]

I don’t understand why someone doesn’t restore this house!!It is not in that bad of shape yet. It just can’t be left to ruin. Lot of money in Nashville. Come on folks

[@mseanderson73]

I agree...lots of money in that area...surely someone can restore and maintain such a beautiful place.

[@mollywolly4201]

Agreed…but who woke pay a lot of money to go through a major restoration for a property like this - when no one wants to live in the finished product? Who wants to come home to a million dollar home in an area that has such a very high violent crime rate? So incredibly sad

[@annerodgers4081]

@@mollywolly4201 Nashville has an extremely high crime rate? I lived there and don’t remember this house. Nashville is a great city, it must be a town within some distance m, smaller and with the crime rate.

[@servraghgiorsal7382]

But it is in that bad shape u derneath. Wood was not pressure treated or termite repellant back when it was built. Remember, he couldn't even go up on the porch, it's all rotten. Inside is fairly well preserved though

[@rachaelnelson3810]

@@annerodgers4081 Where did not see when was in Nashville

[@tonyaclaxton9169]

The best thus far. Stunning fireplaces. Such elegance everywhere. I love this mansion 🌺

[@anitastrother9411]

This house took my breath away! It hurts my soul that people will just abandon a house this beautiful and with all the gorgeous woodwork. Thank you for sharing.

[@wendymathews1030]

What an absolute shame such a beautiful home is just left to rot away. I would kill to have that couch & 2 chairs! There are too many things I love about this place to list, but that stained glass window & that fireplace with the wood and mirrors are the top two favorites! Wow, just a gorgeous place. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@teresahelms1709]

❤ What a beautiful old home 🏡 I'm tickled that someone bought it and will bring it back to its former glory ❤ Thanks so much for taking us all along with you on this exploration 😊

[@lucretciaseven4873]

The narrow walk through side room next to the kitchen is a butler's panty and that wasn't the dining room, sugar, it was a breakfast room. The bathroom next to the downstairs bedroom that had the stove and fridge may have been a sort of abbreviated Mother-in-law suite for an elderly or disabled person.as ground floor bedrooms were not that common for mansions like this in that area during the period when this was finished. Also stained glass windows were very common in mansions in the south from 1860 right up till 1930s, the style and content of the picture or mosaic can almost tell you the decade in which it was installed..

[@mkimmick61]

Such an expert as yourself should have your own KZbin channel. But if you do, do don't condescend and call them sugar.😀

[@lucretciaseven4873]

@@mkimmick61You don't know me or anything about me because if you did you would realize that I happen to be a southern woman and when I call someone "sugar" it is done with warmth NOT condescension,. What you did was make your own CONDESCENDING assumption based upon some kind of current day's smugly superior entitlement to ascribe interpretations of other's motives onto them based on very little information which in this case was one WORD. I used the word "sugar in order to soften the connotation of what I was saying as NOT being a critic or correction, but more of an effort to give information from someone who being from that area understands that topic first hand. It is considered good manners to put someone at their ease before pointing out a lack of understanding or knowledge about something. However you're so quick to apply your woke mindset to me that courtesy is apparently lost on you as well as your astounding lack of awareness of your own hypocrisy in sarcastically calling me an "expert." Then again I suspect you gave that preamble simply as a springboard to impress others with a virtue signaling lecture on the use of a word whose context you did not understand in the slightest. Yet by appointing yourself as the thought and word police you do not impress me in the least as someone so caring of other's feelings; it's more about trying to impose what you consider are are your higher morall values on everyone else,

[@nichellerodriguez1524]

@@lucretciaseven4873 Thank you! It's a Southern thing and doesn't come from a place of meanness. We are being sincere.

[@lucretciaseven4873]

@@nichellerodriguez1524 I know, honey, but now everyone must conform to their way or be labeled with some derogatory term and yet the hypocrisy of that kind of bigoted meanness is lost on them. The concepts of compassion, warmth and understanding must all flow one way and it's never reciprocal anymore I doubt it would ever dawn on the person making that comment to ask me why I used that word before passing judgement, it was all about impressing others at my expense. Just bumptiously ugly and it would never occur to them that if I really meant to be condescending I could do in a way that would seem like I had poured syrup over a plate of waffles and handed it to them. It's called hammering with honey.

[@annehamilton2863]

@@lucretciaseven4873 well said.

[@heatherk.9937]

So wish it could be mine. Could see my family living here. And I would love to relocate to TN.

[@yvonnetalamantes3854]

March 2nd 2022. I'm just so glad to hear that someone bought the place it's such a beautiful 🏡. And hopefully we'll see the outcome of the 🏡 in progress ☺️☺️☺️☺️🙂☺️🙂🙂

[@AmyKnits]

I can just imagine what a beauty this house was in it's prime. I would love to see some old pics. It hurts my heart to see it falling down.

[@janhawk3115]

Love your descriptive notations! Reading at the window, drinking a cup of coffee, really feels like you are there! Good work, keep it up!

[@dhoover5480]

This grand home needs to be renovated and saved, Thank you for walking us through it. My whole life I have loved old homes in the south, and it's part of my heritage. None I have been at match of the beauty in this one and it's not that far gone that it could be saved from the bulldozer. Would love to see the basement

[@jacquesrenou2850]

Probably doesn't have a basement 🤔🙂

[@theresahickson8326]

I'm from Michigan but always felt like I belonged in the south. No idea why. Love everthing about the south but these houses are far the biggest reason why. Absolutely beautiful. I would never buy or build a new house. These houses have history and beauty.

[@jacquesrenou2850]

@@theresahickson8326 I was raised in Michigan and moved down to Charleston south Carolina for 25 years,I loved it.Moved back to Michigan,G.R. and hate it here The last 9 years,I wish I would have never moved back here I was raised on other side of the state and it's night n day between the two.Here is like a mini Chicago and Detroit in one!

[@jeffe.1586]

So very very glad that this grand home is being saved ! Thank you for all your hard work in making this house a "home" again !

[@ryanspeakman6763]

I don't know if anyone has said it yet, but the inside of this house, even the furniture looks just like the ones in the original Jumanji!

[@jaynemcdaniel7891]

The furniture is indicative of the turn of the century, 1900’s, but it’s been reupholstered.

[@waterwitch8902]

I don't know why I watch this stuff, seeing these homes breaks my heart.

[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

If this was my house,I would of spent the rest of my life loving it & caring for it♡ What a beautiful home,just left & abandoned when it had so much more love to give 😔 Great explore! Thank you

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@bambiprice8186]

Someone needs to notify Chip and Joanna Gaines or Martha. Stewart about this grand lady. She deserves a complete refurbished life. How gorgeous it would be again!

[@shiwan45]

So true Chip and Joanna are amazingly talented beautiful people who will work magic on this place

[@franksmom3192]

Nicole Curtis is good too , and restoring houses like this is her specialty

[@helenvanbockern5843]

Just like me , can she be removed ,relocated ,

[@judydavis1840]

If it's haunted, no onecan do anything about that.

[@kathleenmichelet6585]

The Gaines would absolutely ruin it 😒

[@lisakaple6367]

I wish you would do more research into the history of these old, beautiful homes, and present it in the video.

[@JeremyXplores]

I’ll definitely do more research for future videos! There’s a fine line with giving enough information OR too much information and putting the house at risk for vandalism. Thanks for the tip!

[@peggyfarnsworth3042]

@@JeremyXplores he could. Have read a name on the mail. Someone could scoot in the home and it's theirs

[@rachaelnelson3810]

Old homes should become museums as part of that cities old history

[@sandradelgado8236]

@@peggyfarnsworth3042where is it located? I want to buy it

[@randyb5579]

Thank you. This faded beauty reminds me of the converted mansion in New Orleans where I occupied the largest apartment. High 12ft ceilings, HW floors, a fireplace in the 20ft bedroom, butler's pantry, oversized clawfoot tub, pocket doors. I certainly hope a family and others who appreciate these details reclaim and restore this home and others in the area.

[@jacquesrenou2850]

Exactly,and like Charleston south Carolina.💙

[@kathydbrumfieldb8753]

This makes no sense. If this place is so crime ridden why has it not been vandalized?? Makes no sense at all. Absolutely beautiful!!

[@lisha2122]

Because the owners have a deadbolt on the front door. Not sure how he got in there.

[@jacquesrenou2850]

@@lisha2122 Back doors were wide open.

[@Davilow]

The neighborhood appears to be located in an upper-end suburban neighborhood. Definitely not a sketchy neighborhood.

[@candicechase5242]

You know what would make this video SOOO much better......if you would give original history of the home...who were the original owners, where did they come from, what is their story. My name is Candice, I live in AZ where there is also alot of history, obviously the wild west. So I loved this "Southern" trip back in time. Thx!

[@bwolfe5161]

Wanted to see the image on the stain glass! Would love to know about the people their lives, and where it is! What's the big secrecy about its location?

[@barbaraheinze9406]

amen plz give info from this mansion it’s complete history minus where this is located

[@deeds517]

The house is amazing the stained glass over the stairs is beautiful. I just have no words what a incredible home

[@mdew3255]

Oh my God…what a story these walls have to tell…i pray that someone with a lot of money falls in love with this beautiful house and will turn it into a home again…it is just gorgeous!!!☺️. I wish that i could save this awesome house…🙏🏼

[@Kathy200]

I would love to know the history of this place. It's gorgeous.

[@jomann2789]

It would be nice to know who own it and why did they leave,was it because they couldn't afford the mortgage

[@pumpupjam9648]

All I could imagine were carriages with beautiful horses pulling up around the path to the house and stepping out of the carriages and standing there for a few moments looking up at the stairs and in to those beautiful columns and the ornate doors and windows. The fireplaces were beautiful too. Imagining how they were lit up to warm up the rooms. Once the new owner starts to fix this beauty. I hope she can do it cause now everything costs a fortune.

[@beauty_in_the_struggle77]

This house is absolutely gorgeous thank you so much for going in and showing us the home. I absolutely love homes like this and it always amazes me that they’re just left abandon. I know that it would cost a lot of money to renovate but I would so love to do it. I would also love to go and just explore abandon houses like this is absolutely one of my favorite things to do but we don’t have a whole lot of it here in Michigan. I always wonder what kind of people owned and populated these houses Also what made them leave in and abandon these gorgeous homes? I always wonder if they’re haunted and if so is it a friendly haunting or a very not friendly haunting? I have always wanted to buy a home like this I wonder if that’s even possible? I have so many questions lol also I love videos like this I would love to see so many more videos like this thank you so much for sharing.

[@kathymiller8022]

Wish I could have seen the servant's areas but if they were on the upper floors it was probably mushy up there too... Thanks for the tour!! Totally uh - mazing

[@elainematiasiewich7292]

So glad someone has rescued her.🌷

[@sherryb449]

Well he said it’s haunted and we know some folks don’t like haunted! But I’m also happy that it’s not been destroyed 😅

[@airviper3457]

Great, yet heartbreaking video. Such a beautiful home falling into ruin.

[@JeremyXplores]

Would you believe it if I told you this house was last purchased for only $70,000 in 2012?! It’s mind boggling to me how this place was only valued that much. If you enjoy my content, feel free to subscribe and hit the like button to help support my channel! Thanks again!

[@anangryblonde2865]

Where is it? You don't say in the video or here. Why so secretive?

[@bettyeshores674]

I’m subscribed. Let me know next time you’re in Nashville.

[@brendalucier6189]

I really like watching this I love old house they make me dream of moving out of NH I need a different scenery

[@xybai5152]

should have been given to carpenters for free. there are tons of abandoned houses to restore the interior will cost money.

[@Sublime_37]

What city was it located in?

[@DD-hy1nl]

The staircase and fireplaces are amazing. They still look great considering how messed up that old abandoned mansion is.

[@robinsusan4166]

You got some great footage of this house. Really interesting. I would love to see it in person. It’s a shame you didn’t get to talk to the neighbor across the road who knows the history of the house. He said at one point it was a boarding house.

[@dalet9207]

Also remember folks as you age “70+” start getting rid of things you no longer use or want. Then offer larger items to family and close friends. Alas, start selling or donating what’s left. Don’t leave so much to ruin. So happy someone purchased this place.

[@kimberleebishop-vanheulen1640]

Watching this made me sad. What a beautiful home, a treasure really, with undoubtedly a rich history left to ruin. I wish you could find out more of the history of the place, who built it, who lived in it over the years, etc.

[@adelinegeesey9512]

What a beautiful old home!!! Such a shame it's rotting away.

[@amsbestunderstanding1646]

Beautiful place, so glad to read someone bought & plans to restore a wonderful stately home! Thank you for the tour.

[@dedmaqs6940]

This house clearly was abandoned quite recently. The stainless steel appliances and other details indicate it was likely occupied no more than 10 years ago.

[@charlottemuller2233]

And the fresh paint colors!

[@moodypet8837]

Wonder why abandoned?

[@susanholbrook4185]

How does a house get so bad in a short length of time??

[@danicegewiss862]

@@susanholbrook4185 Someone likely bought it, started renovating it, ran out of money, filed bankruptcy.

[@awordfromGod7538]

I wonder why the thumbnail says 200 year old abandoned?

[@scotnick59]

One of my favorite "adventure hobbies" is to explore old abandoned houses!

[@johnburns6394]

Thank you 8383! You are a person who will live in my heart! So many old homes could be saved if people would just think! A community could put on or repair a roof and keep vandals and taggers away! It should be a Federal Crime for anyone destroying or defacing any property! Thank you again for saving this beautiful home!

[@Noble_healer869]

I just watched another video of this house and the KZbin RA talked to the neighbors to this home. None of them agreed to it being a violent town. They all were very nice and the home is a historic home. Meaning they can’t change the outside structure but can update the inside to an extent

[@hopester93]

I live in Alabama and I can tell you it's a very high crime, violent crime town. I'm hoping since this house has now been purchased and is being restored and that the one next door is being purchased that hopefully a political change has taken place so that the city can turn around and maybe get the criminals out, instead of allowing many many old houses in this town to just fall apart and rot.

[@Noble_healer869]

@@hopester93 I’m not saying Alabama isn’t violent there are cities everywhere that have them. I’m just saying this one in particular was not known for violence

[@hopester93]

@@Noble_healer869 oh I know what you mean but union city actually is a high crime city and it's violent crime, Selma,Al is the same way and they have tons of old houses falling apart for the same reason union city does, the high crime rate. We were looking at houses for my daughter and her family and the reason they didn't buy there when they got back from Korea, was the high violent crime rate. You can look it up, it's higher than 98% of all other cities in the US.

[@Noble_healer869]

@@hopester93 I lived in summerdale and in foley. Like I said every town and city has violence of some kinda but the video I watched they went to many neighbors homes and spoke with each of them. They were all older folk of course. So I’m sure to them it may not be in their opinion high crime if they have lived there many many many years. I now live in Tennessee and our town is becoming more drug filled and my husband and I want to get our kids out of the city and far away from the drugs they see on the streets

[@hopester93]

@@Noble_healer869 I understand that, we left Nashville when my daughter was 18 months because we couldn't afford to live any place that I felt comfortable raising kids and that was in 96. I'm from scottsboro and moved back here. I was with my daughter in Ms but her husband didn't want me living there except when he wanted a babysitter so I just moved back to Al. Much against mine and my daughter's and granddaughters wishes.

[@BigBankz]

The narration is soooooooo good! Incredible video man!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thanks man!!! Your video on this place is GOLD!!!!

[@christiannicholson6039]

Great Home‼️😎

[@kimrice6978]

@@JeremyXplores Yeah your voice is PERFECT for narration

[@saturn3344]

Soothing voice

[@johncaballero8013]

They just don’t beautiful houses like this anymore. I absolutely love it! A wonderful piece of early American history. A window back in time. A golden era.

[@kimdaley9149]

That's a shame that these Mansions are just left abandoned without people even remodeling them or taking care of them, they are history!

[@KB-ke3fi]

Yip...and to imagine there used to be hundreds of them across the south before the great economic invasion.

[@joannadavis6716]

The storage off the kitchen is called a butler pantry. Probably opens into the dining area. Many fine homes have these.

[@nette49]

Butler’s Pantry. I would love one!

[@mollywolly4201]

I would love a butler !

[@kiki1965]

Beautiful!!! I wish I could afford to bring that mansion to the splendor it once was. Unbelievably gorgeous!!!

[@Canadaheather]

I can only imagine all the love that was in this house.

[@lynnhawver7378]

What a beautiful mansion. A lot of craftsmanship went into the woodwork and tile. So sad it's been abandoned.

[@ShirleyAaron-h1d]

We kept buying bigger homes until we decided to retire then we went smaller. I is gorgeous home but I love my small one where every thing is on one floor as I am in a wheelchair now. Thank you for sharing this home from the past!

[@kellycranford3592]

Oh, that makes me so sad. Such a beautiful home, abandoned.

[@sharonisenberg290]

I'll never understand a piece of history like this being abandoned. And even stranger yet, why no one doesn't buy up these beautiful old homes to restore them to their former glory. Seeing the antique furniture and clothing left behind shows they had more money than sense. If it were financially possible l'd gladly restore this beautiful mansion.

[@Shashopper]

What a beautiful home!!! The fire places are gorgeous. The grand staircase with the stain glass window is absolutely stunning. I’m very surprised that vandals haven’t damaged it. I hope it gets restored.

[@rosemarierex5095]

Doesn’t The city or county have a historical society? This would be an awesome makeover in that style!

[@lisa-gu9ft]

it would make a nice library

[@KB-ke3fi]

No, they're too busy takig orders from the White House to destroy or ignore any history in America.

[@kroakie4]

This would be a nice property to add to a list of registered historical places.

[@Starfish2145]

@@KB-ke3fi oh brother 🙄

[@JeremyXplores]

Leave a like and subscribe to my channel for more videos like this! Thanks so much for all the love and support I’ve gotten so far!

[@SmutchyBritches]

What city is this house located in?

[@anacolon1142]

Thank you for your videos. Be careful & always watch where you're stepping on. One more thing, it would be nice if you can give us more information about these abandoned homes, i.e. who were the original owners, what happened to them, why is the house left abandoned, etc...a little more history, you know.

[@kboyett7402]

What makes you think this house is haunted?

[@marielingar2831]

Its gorgeous is it haunted?

[@jeanniedeluca1385]

What a beautiful home. Such a shame to see it in this condition left to rot. I wish I had the money to restore it back to its glory.

[@anthonycosola5979]

beutiful home love these old mansions so glad people are taking an interest and have the money to buy them and restore them thank you for keeping them alive again

[@jaquelinerando6427]

Adoro o seu canal! É uma viagem ao passado. Parabéns por nos proporcionar essa excursão fantástica!