Exploring an Abandoned 1980's Futuristic Mansion - Found Creepy Kids Room..

One of the most unique and confusing Abandoned mansions I've ever explored. Once owned and built by one the wealthiest Rabbi's in America, this mansion was built in the 1980s, with every brand new appliance of the decade included. The liminal concrete walls in the foyer make me feel alone and small while looking up at the 20 foot ceilings, with the 2 ornate light fixtures swaying above my head. The environment is one to take in, from the overgrown pool with vines hanging all over the walls, to the eerily left behind children's room, seemingly taking you right back to Sesame Street with all the characters still taking residency inside.
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[@hollykoglin8172]

You can really tell how much these parents really valued and loved their children. These rooms for them were so customized and fun.

[@geet77777]

that's what they wanted people to think.

[@kathybedford5046]

@@geet77777 I raised an excellent man. Not all of us are freaks. lol.

[@kellyl7688]

A Jewish family explains why they have more than one refrigerator. They don’t mix meat and dairy, so they have a fridge for both. Same with having two sinks, one for meat and for dairy. That oven at 30:26 is a double oven. My family had one, too. The bottom of I’m not mistaken was a proofing drawer for rising dough.

[@eily_b]

An orthodox Jewish family would have had two seperate beds in the master bedroom though...

[@robd1859]

A Jewish Family? Nobody cares what their damn religion is. I don't care if they're Pentecostal and where dresses and skirts all the time or if they're Free Will Baptist or if they even worship Satan. I could care less what their damn religion is. Who cares. It seems like no one talks about anyone's religion unless they're Jewish. Who cares I could completely I couldn't care less....!

[@ronaldmiller2740]

YOU ARE SO RIGHT ,, I WAS GOING TO LEAVE A COMMENT TODAH!! THAT YOU DID , COUNTER FREE APPLIANCES,, ALL PUT AWAY.. BARUCH HASHEM SHALOM...

[@marsh443]

Must have been Kosher.

[@jenx5870]

Kosher means you don't mix meat and dairy for your meals (amongst other things). You can't put them on the same dish/plate, but you can have them in the same refrigerator. Not all Jewish families are rich and can afford more than one refrigerator. My family had a refrigerator in the kitchen and one in the bar area, one in the garage, plus a freezer for meat/extra frozen stuff. My stepfather just liked to have extra room for food and easy access to his beer in the garage. I am guessing it was the same for that family, as their house was likely built around the same time my stepdad and mom built theirs (early 80s). I think that was kind of the thing to do back then when you needed extra food storage and had the room in your home for it.

[@mirandadh4297]

The way you film is awesome! Keep doing what your doing, you are great at it - respectful and well spoken, awesome to watch. Much respect from Ontario, Canada

[@bvrbievampirism]

The kids playroom wasn't creepy at all..

[@zx1712]

The vibe was

[@zx1712]

The energy was

[@winning3329]

It shows that the parents cared very much about their children to make the room that way

[@anna9072]

Yeah, but they have to make out something as “creepy” to get people to click on it.

[@zuzuspetals9281]

They may have home schooled or had a day care there. With lights on and music and sounds of kids it would have been delightful. I’m impressed with the window fire ladder as a former fire educator and firefighter.

[@mascottie]

The room with the swimming pool is really pretty.

[@marcberm]

If you dress appropriately on an explore, nobody bothers you. I usually wear a fluorescent vest and hard hat. When I did a video of an abandoned motel earlier this month, a construction contractor's pickup truck drove past me three times and made eye contact, but still just left me alone LOL.

[@tumslucks9781]

You can buy vests and hats from hardware stores lol!

[@hellofoodiebeauties]

Great idea... also research what colour hardhat building inspectors wear in your area... superintendents/big honchos wear white where I live... won't get bothered.

[@CatJuiceSays]

Genius 😁

[@marcberm]

@@tumslucks9781 Yes, exactly. There are also stores that specialize in construction and highway safety gear of all kinds, but hardware stores or online will suffice.

[@jena.alexia]

No one questions a guy wandering around in a hi-vis vest.

[@p11450]

I wish you would take a gen x er with you, because we know what all the stuff is😂 these people were definitely loaded. I don’t believe they were the original owners. The appliances like the ovens and the intercom are definitely from the 80’s the rest looks like it was updated in the 90’s. That box that says Andy was a cassette case. My grandma had that same oven set up. Thanks for the memories. Sad that it is sitting empty.

[@eily_b]

Good idea. I recognized it too. 😁

[@minimaladjacent]

ya most younger explorers I find make the same mistakes. and not knowing what a vcr was approx. 8 min mark. smh. intercoms are more of a 70s 80s thing...fridges look more like 60s, some appliances are older 70s others like the washer/dryer look 90s or newer. the toaster is more of a 60s thing maybe 70s. mostly ppl crazy doing walls n ceilings w wallpaper was 70s 80s. hard to tell the yr of that as 80s is usually several pastels, 70s bolder colours. some wallpaper, furniture, bathrm, and decor def from the 80s.

[@Beatlesfan1076]

Yes!!! Take a Gen-xer with you!! I'd love to go!

[@KatharineOsborne]

I came here to post that the black case was a cassette carrier. It's amazing that an everyday object that used to be totally obvious is now so obscure.

[@VeronicaMoss-ix9pv]

i am born in 85 and i knew everything in the house before he even knew i am naming shit off like lived there...these new folks dont know nothing

[@pasoleati07]

I can't add anything to the wonderful comments by the other viewers, but I just wanted to say that I really enjoy these videos you make. They touch something in me that is hard to put to words. Maybe it would be different if this house had never been lived in, but it's as if the routines of love, life, and work have etched a human imprint on the walls of this house that wasn't just a house, but a home. I don't know, but I just found it all so strangely moving and beautiful, even with the weird wallpaper! I think you feel that as well, and that is why you keep making these videos. Kind of like going through old abandoned malls. The echo of human souls still reverberates and can be felt. Thank you for doing these and I look forward to more of them.

[@KELLY-maybeiCudBeUrGirlfriend]

That is a really beautiful comment. ❤

[@mutatedsilverunicorn]

One of the extra kitchens was probably a kosher kitchen.

[@pgtmr2713]

A Passover kitchen for the holiday. Since they can't use the same utensils, dishes or anything. Got a Sopranos vibe from the house. What would the show be called... The Shapiros?

[@spongebobsqueeze]

If the apples are firm on the tree its apple season for that tree. There is no such thing as one apple season. Apples can winter over inside a garage in hay just fine.

[@TheUluxian]

Either that, or a dedicated Chef's kitchen, if they did a lot of entertaining

[@diane1390]

That's what I'm thinking. Three refrigerators, definitely Kosher. I have a feeling that the reason they left, was the black mold. Living with that, definitely, not Kosher!!!

[@ChrisRatley]

That’s probably right on

[@moviegirl11]

Wow!! What an absolute beauty!! Absolutely loved the house. So 80’s. Reminds me of some of the 80’s movies like Poltergeist, E.T., The Gate, Down and Out in Beverly Hills. The black plastic case with “Andy” drawn all over the top, in the playroom was a music cassette case. It holds cassette tapes. I had one of those in my time. Brought back so many good memories growing up in the 80’s. The house is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for showing us around. Watching from Melbourne, Australia.

[@jennt7573]

The black box with Andy’s name on is a music cassette box

[@julias.4980]

Yes, Cassette Tape Organizer!

[@gAIL-w7r]

You did a great job, it was indeed a strange house but seeing the unique features of the kitchen was neat and from the comments I learned more about Jewish families and the way they lived. All in all it was a great video and I love that you keep the camera steady while filming. Great job, Thanks for the vid.

[@ericbilly]

someone may have mentioned this but that desert serenade picture in the kids room at 17:11 is a magic eye, popular in the 90's where a 3d render becomes visible if you unfocus your eyes. this one is a coyote (or maybe a wolf, i guess) howling at the moon

[@trificullife8612]

Also has a pup next to the coyote/ wolf. Tried to view it from the couch but had to get a few feet closer to the tv to see the imprints of the moon, coyote/wolves, and canyon cliffs. Love these things, use to look at these at the mall all the time when they first came out.

[@MalinoisMadness888]

I could never see these!

[@Catnipfumar]

you have to look at it but not look at it at the same time I know this sounds weird. But like cross your eyes and then slowly on cross them and kind of lean back away from the picture. So kind of get close to the picture cross your eyes and then as your eyes are starting to uncross slowly back up. That's the way I do it.@@MalinoisMadness888

[@princessadora]

i wondered if it was a wolf but couldn't see a fluffy tail

[@princessadora]

make yourself go cross eyed while looking at it, it might take a few tries @@MalinoisMadness888

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Damn that's a nice house, the kid's room is too cool, and looks like it was lovingly decorated.

[@imeldahiggins-wiffle8302]

LOVE the pull out toaster!!! Have never seen one before!!!

[@SuV33358]

I can relate...I have trouble figuring out which color car to drive every day. Life is rough but I muddle through

[@kellyl7688]

🤣

[@SharonJones-ql8oy]

I Know Right 😅🚗🚙🛻🚘🏎️

[@bitterellaselectricgroove8544]

Must be rough 😂

[@Polemodrome]

Maybe he had to choose the right car for the right day for it to be kosher, too?

[@Rosebud2503]

😂

[@StephenTSchuler]

This is cool. The house really tells a long story about the people who lived there, possibly all their life.

[@miriam796]

Andy, you're out there somewhere. Your childhood is on display.

[@tinas7653]

I’m drooling over how much space there is in this house!

[@Julie-ti6br]

Too bad they couldn’t fix the problems/ issues with the house. Very nice sized bedrooms, kitchen,bathrooms, etc. Not keen on the wall decor. It’s awful the amount of bottled water that was wasted. Great video! Thank you for sharing!

[@Mirriam02]

I agree, all they had to do was keep the roof in great condition & that would prevent water damage/mold.

[@uuuultra]

It's an outdated house Modern adults don't want all that opulence from the 1970s

[@TylerZeta]

They might have been in the process of it but had to bail or the owner sadly could have died before having a chance to.

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

It looks like a black mold issue to me. Insurance pays for everything contaminated, which might explain so much being left behind.

[@JamesRising-vc2uu]

Probably lots of water damage. Drywall in the basement was cut at 4' to remove mold and water damage. Roof is old and needs replacing, but nothing that can't be fixed.

[@alexandermcinnes4983]

Beautiful property. Part of me hopes that the children (now adults) one day see this video somehow and can relive their childhood. Love the content, thanks for what you do!

[@maryjanemccoy1159]

That was the most 80s house I’ve ever seen, I didn’t even realize that we don’t see Mitsubishi products anymore.

[@badapple65]

It breaks my heart to imagine anguish within any family that forces them to leave HOME, behind.

[@bungeycord5971]

Great explore. Was strange seeing the beds still made and the condition contrast between rooms.

[@SinisterPuppy]

@17:13 It's a magic eye picture! Seems Andy was a 90s kid. Awesome explore!

[@TheMwess]

It’s a giraffe and roaring lion! I was able to do it through the video

[@flowc9372]

@@TheMwessLOL The title is "Desert Serenade", and It's a coyote (or a wolf) with a baby coyote (or wolf pup), in a desert canyon, baying at the moon.

[@justuseloveineverything7184]

Another great explore Devin ❤

[@McKendra9123]

at first I thought the mansion was abandoned 15 years ago, but the water, masks and such makes me think they left this house during the pandemic. Unless the masks and water are from 15 years ago, which I think was doing the Epola scare. I'm guessing Andy was a small kid then, so if they left 15 years ago, I would think he is currently a senior in high school or in his early 20s if still alive. I think Wall Street had a bad year then in back then, which might explain why a Rabbi's family had to leave if their money run dry. Unless they left for other reasons. There was definitely a son, daughter and married couple among the former residents of this mansion based on the rooms. The other bedrooms could have been for either live in help like maids or extended family like in-laws, grandparents and close family friends. If I had money to do so, I would repair these abandoned mansions to their original form while changing things to make them into things like hotels, motels, affordable living areas, community centers and such. I would also hire witches and priests to clear any potential demons, ghosts and spirits.

[@kristine5031]

Handcuff keys alongside the everyday key storage ,huge stacks of bloodsample kits and what not. Rich people certainly have their own kind of fun

[@arnikakiani8014]

The most shocking thing was that you have never seen an apple tree. And that you first picked that apple and threw the perfectly good piece of fruit to the ground.

[@BL3SSed-Bliss]

It _was a gorgeous_ apple. 😔

[@izzysmart]

💯 agree loads IN THE UK.

[@SpeccyHorace]

In 2043 there will be no apples.

[@hollykoglin8172]

The wall paper is iconic in this house, especially in the laundry room. I love it all!

[@peterbicker8389]

I wonder what the white van was doing that pulled up there in a hurry. That is extremely weird. Especially since it looks like no one maintains that place at all.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

It looks pretty clean. Not very grimy. Someone must maintain it

[@GLING17]

Probably neighbors saw them going in or coming out and called someone is my guess. They're lucky they weren't caught.

[@bitterellaselectricgroove8544]

Probably came to steal the stove that was out by the entryway.

[@VUclear]

The incoming van suggests that there are eyes on the mansion, or perhaps mikes and sensors in the building itself. That might explain its unmolested state 3 years after it was vacated. Congrats on your street smarts for getting out intact without any contact or confrontation.

[@Ganiscol]

Whoa, it looks like a show house for ugly wallpaper! Reminds me of the saying "Money cant buy taste". 😅 The best looking part was certainly the exterior and the pool house. Its a shame the latter was all locked up (or maybe a good thing...).

[@eily_b]

And why would you want to have the word *HATE* written all over your laundry room wall. Gives just negative energy... Weird decoration in this house

[@annlyon.2040]

I love doing laundry but cooking is a No , for me.

[@theone2be33]

That place was built in the 70s for sure

[@aisha53737]

Those built in appliances like the toaster, countertop Nutone blender he missed, intercom are pure 1960s.

[@kellyl7688]

Also, if the former owner was a Rabbi, I wonder if they allowed their Temple/Synagogue to store excess supplies in their home. Just a thought. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@peterbicker8389]

that is a very good explanation.

[@243wayne1]

Wrong. He was a paranoid freak.

[@243wayne1]

@phantagirlable Correct.

[@soysan34]

Wife stated husband was a hoarder in the comments

[@Mtnmama74]

I love your explores but I do want to make one suggestion normally you’ll give a shout out when you have somebody with you but you should always disclose when someone’s with you because when you hear other background noises we don’t realize that you’ve got somebody with you I noticed there was a woman in the background if that is your girlfriend or friend at least let us know so we’re not wondering what we’re hearing.

[@johnlombardo7816]

this is one of the wildest homes ive ever seen, thanks for sharing! and i think the "Stereo" thing was originally or also an intercom system.. but could be wrong.. that seemed to have been a thing when the 80s hit in the more wealthy homes from what ive seen

[@annahgibbus8]

Intercom yup

[@JennTN411]

This is like the houses in my dreams. They just go on and on it seems!

[@misfitsman805]

The other tree you found was a Japanese Flowering Dogwood (Cornus Kousa)

[@243wayne1]

Wrong. The tree is actually an Egyptian swingtied cotwaldous purple flowering gentile tree. Very early spring bloom (Purple) which turn to yellow foliage in summer, and finally red in the fall. Simply majestic and VERY expensive!

[@misfitsman805]

@@243wayne1Post information about this tree.

[@Liz19791]

I agree with you 100% about the water. That was exactly what i said the second i saw it. What a terrible waste of resources.

[@suzienothing9855]

0:52 that is beautiful! All those plants creeping through the ceiling in only about 3 years of being abandoned? Wow nature moves fast

[@KISSbestfan]

Yeah, it is fast. I do have a summer house that I do not visit so often, and when I miss on mowing during the early spring, the place already looks abandoned in late spring. Not to mention my land is going into the Forest, so going inside my place is very easy. I do not even lock the Gates, as it is no use. I only lock the house and shed. Fortunately I do have neighbors just opposite, and next to, and Im very fortunate to have them, as they keep an eye on my place. I do have lots of foliage around the whole place. Those do not need any maintenance, everything just grows. Cleaning this up was a task for three additional men. Most of the abandoned places needs taking care of the nature first, and you'd be surprised how different would things Look like automatically. On an ending note, my place could also confuse some People as being abandoned if anyone broke in, seeing all those late 90s TVs, Old books, hi fi, and other stuff. But I can assure you I've been over there a week ago.

[@badasstigeroscar7444]

This is one of those channels that stages most things before they film. The vines aren't staged, but all of the items are.

[@GLING17]

That storage thing you found at 19:45 with the name Andy on it looks like it was a cassette tape holder. From what I can tell. Also, the dog with Goofy is named Pluto and the blue Sesame Street character is Grover.

[@myidentityisinjesus8880]

TV's on the floor used to be totally normal. Lol. That organizer with Andy's name is for cassette tapes. It's funny watching and knowing what it all is and you don't 😂 like an archaeologist guessing 😂

[@tylersowa3858]

The smith and Weston handcuff keys are universal

[@ricj7517]

Great video! I loved it 👍 ( pluto is the other dog's name)

[@bitterellaselectricgroove8544]

I feel sorry for whoever was on hold on the other end of the phone. 🤣

[@sharksport01]

I think Jan was abducted while ironing and chatting on the phone.

[@bitterellaselectricgroove8544]

I'm pretty sure it was a setup - everyone knows how much Jan hated laundry.

[@sharksport01]

@bitterellaselectricgroove8544 Definitely a set-up. Her last name was 6th.

[@bitterellaselectricgroove8544]

Ahhh she revolted then...an insurrection if you will. A total setup. Damn laundry.

[@cydragon2.099]

these places would have people living in them IF the certain things weren't corrupt and skyrocketing making it hard for the people to see about such opportunities

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Even a place like this would have cost a pretty penny

[@jmfs3497]

17:18 I think that artwork, Desert Serenade, is something called a Magic Eye image. Where if you unfocus your eyes and kind of stare through it, an identifiable image appears. 19:51 That's a CD/tape organizer. Tapes would fit if you put them in parallel to the handle, and CDs perpendicular. Fun urbex.

[@Jennifermcintyre]

Wow! This is a family dream home.. with some work it’s livable. Nowhere near deteriorated as many are. I’m really curious about those “hand cuff” keys… what was that all about 🤣

[@princessadora]

desert serenade picture is a magic eye. its a pic of what looks like a canine to me with its puppy, both howling upwards.

[@DollfaceCrippler]

I really want to know where that! Is it coastal? Was it hurricane damage?

[@gloriaamaya9031]

Wow very beautiful mansion but so sad I really enjoyed this video thank you so much for sharing it God bless everyone

[@marinab106]

This guy has such an ASMR quality voice and style...❤❤❤

[@derrenleepoole]

Quality explore. But there’s no accounting for taste, even if you are loaded ;)

[@Mediocre00Rebel]

Think for a second about how much of the earth's water is trapped inside containors and cannot return back to the sky and rain down.

[@annlyon.2040]

That must be a joke. 😂. Just think of all that plastic !

[@Mediocre00Rebel]

@@annlyon.2040 No it's not a joke. All across the entire planet there is liquid trapped inside containers. So many products contain water as an ingredient in manufacturing. It's not just drinks. Factor all the water trapped in abandoned places, trapped inside landfills, inside warehouses and factories, barrels, anywhere. It all adds up. All across the planet. And plastic is part of that problem, the liquid is trapped inside the plastic, it wont evaporate back to the sky.

[@OldCanadianguy953]

Oh boo hoo.

[@Mediocre00Rebel]

@@OldCanadianguy953 Are you okay?

[@RebelYell134]

that's not a stereo system. It's an intercom system to talk to people in any room. I had one in my small 3 bed 2-1/2 bath home as a kid.

[@johnh4132]

Man really wish we knew what happened i mean if you have that kind of money why wouldn't you just fix it

[@rdred8693]

All these big houses, with fancy stuff. It's too much to take care of imho.

[@paulinemcallister9855]

Would not live in that house for all the tea in China do not like it sad place great blog nanapollyx Scotland x 🌠❤😊🙏☕👑🥰🌻🫖🍪💙

[@cherilg88]

You always find really cool spots!

[@brettmasonmedia]

25:50 I’m pretty sure that if the apple tree is producing apples, then it’s apple season 🙄

[@elmoluver132]

The “picture” is actually a magic eye! I paused the video and did it. It’s two wolves howling at the moon

[@judedecoff1672]

Those kids were home schooled for sure!

[@tsullivan380]

Great video...good job.

[@Slane583]

The pantry with the second fridge and sink is a butlers pantry. They're setup to store both the dry goods and refrigerated items in the same place so things can be prepped before it goes into the kitchen for cooking. Judging by all of the wall mounted phones and intercom systems they obviously had servant staff working for them. The small spiral staircase probably leads into the servants quarters so they don't have to go through the areas they're not allowed. The children were probably home-schooled, the room with all of the cartoon characters looks like a learning and play area and the spot with the futon's were probably a space for naps. I wouldn't be surprised of all the the disposable masks and pallets of water were purchased for the servants.

[@MrKingglenn]

Might have had servants, but doubtful. It looks more like a daycare setup with the spiral staircase off the end and office type setup there. It would explain the quantity of water, but they also seemed like they were paranoid (preppers) so probably bought up a ton of supplies(masks, blood vials, lamps). These are the types that buy out all the toilet paper whenever there is a scare leaving everyone else trying to figure out what to do. The intercom system is fairly common for large dwellings so you could talk from wherever without having to hunt people down. A simple button push is all it takes. Basically a wall mounted walkie talkie. Also landlines were the norm in the 80's as cell phones weren't much of a thing yet so having multiple phones is also fairly normal so you could answer a call from anywhere in the house. Being that it was a Jewish homestead the multiple fridges would have been to separate meat from dairy but could have served as kid supplies(daycare) vs household.

[@Slane583]

​@@MrKingglenn I'm not denying they had multiple fridges for keeping things separated. But the room with the fridge and small kitchen counter is still a type of butlers pantry. Even if that's not what they themselves might have called it. Butlers pantry's were just a separate room for storing your food items that had a small prep counter in it so you weren't in the way of others. House designs we've been shopping for recently have something similar. But obviously being much more modern and without the little peep window to talk to those in the next room. As you point it out I can see that one spot with the spiral staircase being a daycare. That's kind of what I was trying to get across when I said "learning area" but it didn't come to mind properly. As for the multiple phone landlines, it may have been common but it was only common for wealthy people. Being an average normie I didn't grow up with such a privilege so we only had a single line. Though I wouldn't be surprised if they were paranoid whackos. Especially with all of the security monitors in their bedroom. They probably acted like everyone was out to get them.

[@Madmarsha]

Oh, THAT'S where I left the keys to my Rolls.

[@lucywebber3588]

Cookie monster Elmo and Pluto the dog I could never be creeped out in that room I grew up with all those original Disney❤ love the staircase and the size of the place I bet they've got really good 👍 memories of being small and their mum and dad loving them 💖 very dearly 😍😍💕

[@eug69explondon7]

Praise the Lord you're safe! Scary that Van at the end. Thank you for these videos ...

[@raffaeleguido2828]

Can't imagine how enjoyable must have been the life of those people

[@TechnoMinded-qp5in]

This is what life was like in the 2000s guys kind of sad how people are rich like this and couldn't even fix their house problem forget calling it a mansion the way it was set up almost looks like a building if their wasn't water damage they could of probably still lived there being a kid in the early 2000s we lost a lot of houses we couldn't afford because it was a mess to fix and the power would always stay out for weeks because of storm damage anything could happen to cause someone to abandon their home but it would be nice to have money like that.

[@TechnoMinded-qp5in]

Update thank you for highlighting my comment if those CRT TVs still worked and they were living in it they would TECHNICALLY be future proof and won't need a SmartTV people who still run off CRT TVs can use a roku box or roku stick using adapters.

[@melodymills101]

The dessert picture is actually an illusion picture. When you stare at it you can see a hidden picture in the design

[@darknes7800]

The MOST creepy thing.....is all those ARM DISARM ADT boxes, with the keys interlock. Talk about LOCK DOWN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alohaXamanda]

I know other people have already said this but the multiple fridges and kitchen areas are to keep kosher, which would be important for a rabbi and his family. They would need entirely separate sets of dishes as well, separate sinks to wash the dishes in, separate sponges and dish clothes. Everything would have to be separate for meat and dairy meals, plus they likely kept the parv food in the third area so it could be used with either meat or dairy meals without being contaminated.

[@FuzzyDunIop]

I don't see whats creepy about the kids room, its nicer than mine was and 20x bigger, the only thing i see wrong is the futon looking beds.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Guess they finally had to cut corners somewhere after all that lavishness. 😅

[@ricj7517]

Agree 👍

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

Really amazing murals! too 4:07 This O.O??

[@jessicabeaber3528]

Case with Andy on it is for holding audio cassette tapes.

[@laura-angelarinaldi7597]

Je vous regarde depuis Genève, Suisse. Dans le jardin, j ai remarqué un Stewi soit un objet pour étendre le linge en forme de parapluie inversé. Cet objet de fabrication suisse était populaire dans les années 70. La maison d après son style, sa décoration a été construite dans les années 70. C est ce que montrent aussi les objets électroniques. Sur le mur Walt Disney, à l angle on repère les écureuils Tic et Tac alors encore populaires.

[@heidgandreiter8438]

Hi, caught some paranormal activity, so here's a respectful EVP spirit audio analysis at 0.25x video speed: 21:38 'Hej' ('Hey'), 21:39 'Du' ('You'), 'Du er medium' ('You're a medium'), spirit here seems to address yours truly. The exercise bike makes a noise, and there's also EVP speech patterns in this: 21:40 'Store children giver overskud' ('Big children bring profits'), 21:42 'Tro mig, det virker' ('Believe me, it works'), 21:41 'Der mangler penge i kassen' ('Money is missing from the cash register'). Now spirit is focused on you it seems: 21:42 'Du kan styre din krop' ('You can control your body'), 'Du kan forstyrre mig' ('You can disturb me'), 21:44 'Det kan vi ikke længere' ('We no longer can'), and you say 'must be broken'. The camera lens can act like a portal to the unconscious spiritual dimensions. As the Internet is a parallel alternative dimension, just as the afterlife, spirits can manifest on line using the energy of this huge electromagnetic global grid. In the spiritual dimensions time is flexible, fluid. Our whole reality is not as stringently laid out, as we are taught to think. Everything is connected at a spiritual level, and Nature is alive with spirit energy. Spirit helpers are able to communicate with us if we allow ourselves to be open to it, they show us where to focus our energy. Even the ancient Gods can communicate by the use of symbols or directly through EVP audio. Just as with ghosts, also non-human Nature Spirits should always be respected; they are powerful personifications of forces in Nature itself. Some spirits, some Gods, are positive, while others are not. But again - they should always be highly respected. In the garden you're taught a lesson by the Old Nordic Goddess of the apple tree: 25:31 'Pluk ikke æbler, hvis du ikke skal spise dem' ('Do not pick apples, if you're not going to eat them'), 25:33 'Jeg er Yduna' ('I am Yduna'), 'Gå væk med dit kamera' ('Go away with your camera'). Thank you The Völve, spirit medium and Asatru shaman of Denmark and the Lands of the North MeWe blog: @ulrikrosenstand.99

[@ew2755]

do you want a one way ticket to hell? I cant understand why you get involved in such wickedness. GOD IS real and with Jesus and repenting of your witchcraft you will not enter heaven.

[@heidgandreiter8438]

@@ew2755 Thank you for your comment.

[@JackieSchoon]

The area under the main stairs that holds the rocks is for growing plants, there is most likely a drainage system under the rocks, and the lights above were probably grow lights. People would have kept all kinds of potted plants in this area.

[@RebeccaBaker-og9yd]

Love the built ins! Toaste r etc. And the wallpaper. It was their house.😮😅😊

[@brucebeamon5460]

I sure would like to know WHY they gave up on this property it’s just so wonderful… oh and I did have my pool table taken apart and moved to the house I’m in now . …. There are people that will do that

[@soysan34]

She explains what happened, but not why in the commets.

[@MajorSilvaa]

Thought that was a hot ghost for a second

[@AgapornisClub]

I’m confused, you mentioned the house was 80’s but it had some 1970’s things built in, then you showed the fire extinguisher and you said it shows when it was abandoned because it was last checked in 2009. So why all the water stashed and masks then you mentioned COVID? Were they living there in 2020? But nothing updated?

[@uuuultra]

He doesn't know for sure

[@Gritt982]

The lower door on the oven is where one would broil, for most old model ovens it was like this, especially gas ranges but not exclusively. I wonder if the tv still works. My dad's Sony TV from 2008 still works or any of those vintage high end appliances.

[@jobobxvi1158]

Very interesting house with all the things are in the house like the intercom/stereo in the the entire house. I don't really like the wallpaper throughout the house but this house is a very lovely build for it's time. So sad to see this home go to waste, but you know things happen in life sadly.

[@allisonanderson5224]

We've always envied how big Americans have things😂. I would kill for Jan's laundry ❤and the kitchen...and most of the set up.but cleaning would be a full-time job. Well thought out family home. Definitely older than late 80s. I think the flowers are tulips 🌷

[@henkdouma8448]

The abundance of fidges could be explained that in the jewish tradition the mixing of dairy products and meats is prohibited. Usually it's not that strict regarding the storing of the products but this family had the money to have plenty of fridges so why not? By the way, the adagium of the 'Proper People': "There's are always Christmas Decorations" doesn't fly for this house. I wonder why ;). Darn it, just see that kelly7688 already explained the fridges.

[@MikJames-d1g]

I used to marvel at what it would be like to live in a place like this. Now i just wonder what kind of person could live here knowing there are so many who can't even afford a roof/food. So many of these places left to rot that could provide shelter for a lot of people.

[@victoriajohnston3484]

I've read a lot of comments here about the 'handcuff keys' note on the empty hook. I didn't find that creepy, I found it funny. I took it to be a joke, after all, the hook was empty and I couldn't help feeling that it was someone's idea of a bit of fun, adding a harmless label to an unused hook and having a bit of a laugh at the homeowners' expense. It's certainly a prank that would cross my mind to pull on my mom and dad. What saddens me though is that the house itself is salvageable. Yes, I agree with a lot of the comments here, the choice of interior design isn't to everyone's tastes (which it doesn't have to be as no one but the owners had to live here) but the structure of the house seems sound to me. Perhaps there could be a dispute about who actually has ownership of the property? Perhaps the, now adult children of the family who lived here, are fighting a legal battle over it and the place is in limbo while it is being sorted out? Might explain why it looks so clean and well kept inside.

[@edog6504]

That or they had lots of fun 🤭

[@1stSuaria]

My parents have the microwave/oven thing in their house. You basically click either microwave or oven. Microwave you set a timer and it'll shut off once the timer is complete. The oven you set the temperature of it. I believe up top there's a way to turn on the bottom oven/microwave.

[@shalxnda]

This is a beautiful place

[@sheryllahlou8836]

Mix of 70s ,80s,90s,and2000s, I’ve been alive awhile lol

[@annahgibbus8]

I agree

[@TheNester.]

I'm thinking 🤔 a mansion with such an elaborate security system has to have a hidden safe somewhere in the house.

[@artphotognh]

The "Desert Serenade" print is a 3D picture, where if you let your eyes focus BEHIND the plane of the picture, a 3D image becomes visible. They were all the rage in the 80s, and I brought one into work so everyone could figure out how to do it. There were countless different images, and it was WILD when you got your eyes to see the 3D image!

[@metelgodful]

That plastic box with that kid's name on it that was a cassette holder

[@lsynk9949]

Sorry but I feel like some really sketchy things happened in that house... Especially up in the kid areas. There are a lot of cabinets built into the walls and I would say all those small tvs mounted up high were probably connected to cameras so they could watch outside since there were regular tvs lower in some of those rooms. Also - if the water expired in 2020 - those supplies were pre-Covid! Cases of masks? Blood vials? Handcuff keys? And what were all those other keys for? And that was quite the command center in the bedroom - with that panel of key holes! What did they open? I watch these videos a lot and never had the creepy feeling of this one...

[@LDGregory47]

I'm thinking there was a home school and/or daycare in the room with the desk, cabinets etc. The futons appears to be for naps perhaps????

[@katella]

Paranoid.

[@millennialx9044]

The mounted TV were common in well to do house holds in the 80s, just like wall mounts are common now lol😂

[@ew2755]

maybe in case someone broke in they would handcuff them? Maybe he was receiving death threats from people. he was a rabbi wo very very possible.

[@pocaluneksmierci]

You’re reaching real hard here 🙄

[@jocelyndizon4657]

Its not creepy kids room, its so cute😊

[@SlytherinK95]

Such a beautiful house and property im sure there’s a possible way for them to fix it and use a spray to remove the mold or something.

[@darknes7800]

All the drywall has to be removed and replaced. But yeah, stop the water infiltration and it could be saved.

[@SlytherinK95]

@@darknes7800 ahh gotcha

[@StevesVideoExperience]

Handcuff keys?

[@shelynaemerald4676]

The kids room wasn't creepy at all that was pretty normal stuff for the 1980's 😂 my sister and me had sesame Street posters on our wall. We never had wallpaper I don't think? And I had Oscar the Grouch stuffed animal. I think he came inside the trash can but I lost the trash can early on so I mainly just had Oscar. I felt bad losing his little home ha. Cool looking home though. Kind of like a nice looking time capsule.