Exploring The Peter Grant Mansion - The Largest Abandoned Mansion in Canada | $25,000,000 (4K VIDEO)

Exploring The Peter Grant Mansion - The Largest Abandoned Mansion in Canada | $25,000,000 (4K VIDEO)
Where do I even start with this one? I can start by telling you that this was to be the largest mansion in all of Canada
Once completed it would be a monster-home that dwarfed everything else in the area, possibly the country. The massive mansion was supposed to come complete with a small golf course, an art gallery, office area, swimming pool with a waterfall, squash court, two elevators, a giant hot tub, a small gym, a boathouse and 43 acres of land.
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My experience exploring this huge mansion was memorable, I drove approximately six hours to the location, arriving about two hours prior to sunset, which is why the video has so many great colours.
I focused my time on the first day on strictly shooting video, exploring and navigating the house. On day two I woke up with the sunrise and returned to capture my photographs and document as much as this mansion as I could.
On night one after my explore was complete I stayed to capture timelapse footage of the sun setting and the night creeping in, followed by a photo of the mansion, lit by a nearby street lamp and the bright stars over Lake Temiskaming
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[@kristineguetschow9134]

Is it just me, or do we spend more time looking at the surrounding scenery than looking at the mansion?

[@DoggyB22]

Don't forget about the racoon

[@dylanxcollins]

This deserves more views someone needs to bring this beautiful property to life🤩

[@kristineguetschow9134]

Would have NO problem navigating the halls in my wheelchair. Gorgeous gorgeous mansion. Heartbreaking really.

[@stephencharlton7265]

to heck with the Wheelchair, in that house, you could drive a go cart in there.

[@gibbynewtron4348]

Good luck my friend, i hope you have fun 👍

[@deejay2793]

Right! I’m paralyzed & use a manual chair myself - nice to see a place we could get around & explore. Install those elevators & we’re set!

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@deejay2793 Wheel chair or not, I would just go in there and bust the absolute crap out of all the shit in there.

[@BoxImpala313]

@@PreservationEnthusiast I'm guessing your 10

[@jomama5186]

Canada should turn this into an upscale resort instead of letting it rot :(

[@King_Flippy_Nips]

i imagine a bank owns it

[@sebastiencharette6637]

The city owns it. But they can't afford to finish and fix it. It's a small town

[@SeanONeill13]

Canada? So the whole country? Okay then

[@smoggy1964]

@Miss Nikki so is Vegas

[@MissNeko76]

@Miss Nikki Actually it’s it’s only about 5.5hrs from Toronto and 6 hrs from Ottawa and surrounded by a ton of other cities...... hardly a n the middle of nowhere 😂, ...... maybe in Europe but definitely not by Canadian standards

[@leeleewaters1451]

I live in Temiskaming and heard of this mansion but never really saw it till now. Thanks for the tour😀

[@cherylsmith4868]

This like an unfinished shopping mall

[@Freaktography]

defiintely

[@lisaerickson6533]

Here in Minnesota the newer prisons resemble this place.

[@southpineshooligan]

I love the IDEA of this house. The layout, intrigues me, it really is a beautiful eyesore. It has/had so much potential, I feel bad for the community, but it seems they've had their own fun inside, judging from the terrible vandalism lmao

[@robbob5258]

This would've been a property to behold. I'd love to have seen it complete.

[@sarawilliams5663]

Having moved away from this small town I think it’s really cool getting to look at the inside of the house but it definitely kills the lake view for sure

[@zelenaa7709]

Perfect music helps create a chill atmosphere. Awesome video!

[@Freaktography]

Thank you I'm glad you liked that

[@margaretsnewtoylynnparks5336]

This is a James Bond house!!!!

[@aria1070]

This appears to be a huge shell inside, with such a cold feeling with all the cement, not a family dwelling. With giant hallways it looks like a business complex to me. I’m surprised it just stands unfinished & decaying...such a waste. Should be sold or donated to an upstanding agency.

[@petemavus2948]

My sentiments exactly, greed and waste impresses some I guess. I'm glad we were shown this but the fact that it is allowed to stand empty, unusable and polluting the landscape is SAD.

[@imdjc4]

Sometimes it takes excessive amounts of nothing to form something in some people's eyes. Massive emptiness to me - finished or not - it feels as architecturally-designed lonlieness. Could be utilized as a museum or Chamber of Commerce.

[@christinearmington]

Unfortunately it would cost more to “finish” than a charity could justify.

[@fredted5115]

Place has a huge moisture problem that would cost a fortune to remedy. Way too much concrete built on top of the water, with the boat house. So they were going to try and fix the issue with gas fire places and that was another mistake, gas fires produced moisture too. Personally I think someone finally seen the mistakes and just abandoned the project.

[@99mintaltezza2]

Fred Ted Damn but I mean if you’re stupidly rich these are only small problems and that would be the type of people who would buy such a thing

[@Piecemaker1623]

My dad owned his own brick/block business. Really hurts to see all the time put into this build wasted. Money would have been more beneficial helping others.

[@tommyeugene]

like what? making brick buildings? shheeze

[@petemavus2948]

Beth, pay no attention to the one liner nothing comments. I agree that it is not right letting these now rotting buildings to cause more destruction of untouched nature which we need for the health of our planet and people's. They should be sold or fined, repossessed or used for some non private, greater good. SO MUCH WASTE, eyesores everywhere while we rape all the world's last pristine climates and microclimates, all while homelessnes and unemployment, pollution and greed run rampant.

[@sk8ercaligirl]

As humans we have grandiose ideas but only few people with money can make those ideas a reality. It makes me sad to see the dilapidated state of this awesome home. Too bad it isn’t restored as a hotel 🏨 for people to enjoy.

[@sharifahhawa8848]

mydad tooo

[@AlEtreum781]

Sharifah Hawa my dad too owned the best brick/block business in Columbia! Sadly he got busted and is now doing hard time! Jk😉

[@txnlady37]

It is beautiful and pretty amazing. What a gorgeous vision he had. I do not see it as a "Dump" or " Eye sore" as you put it. Imagine if the community got together and finished this place. They could make it into a lake front resort.

[@almabelhumeur6672]

that is an excellent idea.

[@shar159]

It would cost millions to repair the damage, and 100's of millions to finish it.

[@johngirard8554]

It would be nice if the community didn't destroy it,an tear it up, an vandals, burgurlars, theives,kids, trespassers, should all be arrested ASAP.

[@walterbrunswick]

@@johngirard8554 The designer architect builder and owner should also be arrested for building this trash.

[@alexandrazz1]

It's too late now. I went inside the mansion today and it's in ruins. Black mold is caked up. Rotting wood and walls. Beams falling. Windows smashed and so is the chandeliers. Graffiti everywhere. It's covered in ice and water almost completely. All the pipes and wiring is non salvageable

[@jillklingensmith7858]

Too many rooms. You would need a few maids. And a map to find your way around

[@Freaktography]

haha yes

[@jeanzinger9693]

Or the yacht's GPS

[@mrsdahmer8]

I think I'd find a way to cope 😉

[@JosephcallsmeNolan]

I'll deal with it too.. My girlfriends and concubines can stay with me..

[@charlieb308]

Jill Klingensmith I have a construction cleaning company, I would charge $10,400 to clean that place after built, windows extra. I wouldn’t even be able to clean most outside windows with a lift

[@nyslut666]

That raccoon was like " who keeps saying HEY GUYS, WTF!?!?

[@georgenichols7718]

I just want to count the word GUYS. Has to be over 50 times.

[@billcordell9797]

Great vid. What a shame no one has completed construction and moved in before it decays beyond repair

[@memyself9339]

It makes me so mad that people throw that much money away and i struggle to feed my family at times

[@7star946]

True money is wasted!

[@Minerva7]

Y'all typed the words right out of my head.

[@Michael-ki5oz]

Yeah there are estimated to be 3-5 times more empty, investor owned houses per homeless person in the US & Canada. That's per person not per family and many of those properties are huge like this one. Everyone should be mad that the system is setup to funnel wealth and resources to the 1%. Especially with modern technology, we are more than capable of giving everyone on Earth a comfortable, sustainable life. But capitalism is based on making profits for the wealthy not based on actually providing anything useful for everyone else. Just look at all the wealth created off of scams, junk products, and Wall Street gambling that is hurting people, not helping anyone but the wealthy. Socialism is the only way forward. Every worker should have share of ownership and democracy in their workplace. That's all it fundamentally means is giving people democratic control over the place where they spend the majority of their lives.

[@xtlm]

True. But it had to have created many jobs at the time. So something good came from it I guess.

[@56736]

I’m pretty sure I heard he went bankrupt that’s why he couldn’t finish it

[@coltonpeare1917]

That water feture was gonna be epic. Bummer it never got finished. Thanks for the content.

[@Freaktography]

Thanks for watching!

[@meghanwilson9108]

Heartbreaking that it's left to rot. I live only a couple hours from it and I wish it would get turned into a resort or spa/hotel of some sort! It could be AMAZING finished! But such an amazing explore! I wish I could join you! Exploring and learning about the history of abandoned places is a huge passion of mine! @freaktography you are amazing!

[@I.See.That.Youre.Mentally.Ill.]

Good news. It just got purchased!!!!

[@john_smith1471]

The location and aspect is amazing, the daytime views over the water and the night sky with virtually no light pollution. I like a lot of the internal stone and brick wall colours, I was waiting for the date to be mentioned because I thought a lot of the first fix inside already looked dated, the doors, woodwork and design ideas, construction stopped in 2007, nowadays it would additionally be fully cabled out for data, CCTV, a sound system, security system, ambient mood lighting. From the air the architecture looks very art-deco 1930s Moderne, the curves, lots of glazing and a smaller room on the flat roof. I'm sure eventually somebody will make this property work, , but will need a redesign inside, new ideas and a healthy budget.

[@fnln544]

Thanks for an epic explore. An incredible place in its unfinished, uninhabited state awaiting further damage and decay; to see evidence of how the work just suddenly stopped and the workers left the site. However, it would be a unique location for a noteworthy short tour or a memorable overnighter. I have spent much time in Ontario, Canada; I really enjoy the country and appreciate its people. 🇨🇦 From the States, Keith 🇺🇲

[@HITEKSTRANGER]

Thanks Keith! 👍🇨🇦 From Canada! Happy New Year!

[@fnln544]

@@HITEKSTRANGER Mark, I'm American army and was police. I served alongside Canadian Forces during military exercises. I learned CF ranks beforehand out of respect; and the Canadians knew our ranks. I've visited an 'armoury' in Ontario. I've met the best Canadian Police. I adore Canada and Canadians. Canadians are the kindness people I've ever met. Thank God we're friends, because we'd be horrible enemies. Thanks. Keith

[@deborahmckenzie9477]

I Love that You are Here in My neck of the woods. I live minutes away from that place. Everyone knows the Grant Family

[@Brakathor]

Really great footage, some of the best I've seen. I'm working on a 3d model of this place, and this helped a lot, as so much footage out there is too dark to make sense of. You're almost as big of a legend as the guys who found actual blueprints of the main and third floors. I feel like I can almost fully piece together floor 2 now.

[@Freaktography]

Great to hear!

[@koratora2468]

Oh man, I've got lots of family up in Haileybury, so any time I went up to visit them with my dad, hed take me on a drive around to look at all the scenery, and we almost always stopped here to take a look from a distance. Hes told me plenty about it, but I've always dreamed of going inside to see it for myself

[@billl1127]

This property is owned by a Toronto company. It was put up for auction by the city for back taxes. Minimum bid would have been $152,000 but the company paid the $150,000 just in the nick of time.

[@abicollins6589]

Do you know where I can find this place?

[@joanmcleod7657]

@@abicollins6589 Take highway 11 north to Haileybury. Drive right down to the lake, turn right and go to the end of the road. There it is!

[@goat9199]

Facts.

[@dorisbilley8991]

It’s sad that it was never completed. I like the contours inside and out. It is interesting not your usual square building

[@Freaktography]

creative design for sure

[@chrisclyne5274]

Would really love to see someone bring this mansion to life. Really really heart breaking 😥. Perfect location, perfect design everything just perfect.

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

I've been to British Columbia and Ontario several times. I live Canada. This is beautiful. From Bakersfield California USA.

[@detroitbob58]

The hole in the floor you wondered about looks to be a place where they could drive a hilo into the building and lift supplies to the next floor. They had a temporary 2x4 railing built, with a center section that had 2x4 s that could be lifted out and replaced after the delivery.

[@Bentnotbrokenbikes]

The hole was for a huge fossil he would of had on display, if the house ever finished!

[@mayaozen487]

That curved hallway on the top floor made of windows on both sides is gorgeous; allowing the sunset in and thru. Lovely!

[@Mrs_B]

I like this, long videos and when you have some history of the house/owner 👍

[@Freaktography]

thanks for the comment

[@strangerathome]

One of your best vids yet, UBD. Keep up the amazing work!

[@Freaktography]

hey thanks!

[@shawngavigan8685]

So glad I got to see this video. After reading your FB post earlier I thought for sure it would be gone

[@Inlinetodie]

Excellent work in your explorations of this mansion Good documenting.

[@berrycouch202]

I forgot to say thank you for sharing this video and going here for all of us to experience. Great channel!

[@Freaktography]

Thanks so much

[@TroBudden]

I live just up the street from this. Its become a urban explorer destination in the last year due to these youtube videos. When this was being built it had a budget of 90 million. And employed about 100 people onsite from engineers to carpenters. Pete was planning on putting a casino on the large island just offshore, hence why there was a (office/retail) portion of the house. The house was essentially written off as a tax loss/buisness loss and Pete is still extremely wealthy. He has a 50$ mill home with a golf course and helipad just outside of town here. His money is made in farming and trucking now. The only thing i could see happening is one of the local mining companies buys it and makes it theyre new corporate headquarters.

[@Mardi-Shorts-DevonGirlUK]

I wonder if the contractors and workmen actually got paid? 😔

[@berrycouch202]

What I always say, is the richest people on the planet are the ones who destroy mother earth's most precious materials to satisfy their own egos. This is a perfect example. The entire property is totally logged off to showcase this eyesore for miles around. I dug pretty deep and found this guy may have, like often really wealthy people do, put this project in a INC. and went bankrupt and defaulted on the loans and vendor bills and then later created a new entity and bought it back from the bank at a fraction of the original debt that was owed.

[@mamamarianovits9029]

yes... as they place restrictions and ever more taxes on the peons to pay for it and ease our beleaguered environment....🙄

[@DK-rh6lk]

That's smart😉 you either pay taxes or get paid by taxes😅

[@goat9199]

Nope. Wrong. Nice guess though.

[@fraided88]

I bet live off of goverment tax money. Blaming rich people.

[@Brakathor]

Great take Mr. anti rich crusader. It's a construction project, one which employed many "poor" people, and would have created many more jobs if put into operation. It uses the SAME materials that ANY construction project uses, including ones which house tons of "poor" people. It lost funding. That's not destruction. I suppose the endless amount of vandalism here escaped you. How about the guy who wrote "die gays"? Something tells me he's not rolling in dough, and neither are the countless other vandals. Just realize, by writing your ignorant comment, you put yourself on team "die gays" in more ways than one. By making it about type rather than behavior, you excuse and ignore a lot.

[@jennthomson4117]

Absolutely stunning !!! ..... Always love your locations :) (this one made me go back and look at mapping I had previously done for the area ... it’s always nice to look at something and say hey I know where that is :) )

[@plushworldgaming267]

Love it! Thanks for exploring it for us. I hope the company hurries up & either finishes, or rebuilds it.

[@nathanmurray6711]

Amazing video. Keep up the great work . Look forward to many more amazing videos

[@Freaktography]

Thank you

[@shawnbremner1817]

Hey Dave what a awesome find .. You did a great job videoing this Hugh house . What a waste..well done.

[@Freaktography]

thank you

[@sharimc72]

Awesome work, spectacular video & photography!! Thank you!

[@lindamayo3895]

Thanks for yals time and showing us the past places left forgotten

[@susanneufeld2037]

First video I've ever watched from you. Absolutely loved it.. This mansion is unbelievable. Thank you so much for exploring this. I've now subscribed to you! Your awesome!!

[@Freaktography]

Thanks! Most people say "first video I've watched from you and it will be the last" lolo

[@Mizz.Person]

Ditto. Edit: Although I'd probably blur the crap grafiti. :/

[@bettyanniadevaia4138]

I think those beams r support beams. I loved your racoon voice.!! You nailed his mood !!😄😇🙏🦝

[@bmanclassics4350]

They ate but they are to heat the floor too that why are the bottom of the beam it was a open design

[@lethalweapon4052]

Wow!!! What more can you say? Just Wow!!!

[@Freaktography]

yes WOW

[@paigecelliot]

It looks like that big room with the black tiles, and all the wood-stove looking things, was supposed to be a big sauna! The wood-stove things are for heating/steaming I’d assume. Great video! Thanks for exploring and sharing 😊

[@bobbikayerobbins7492]

I'm new here. I just wanted to say. Thank you for taking your time and effort. To give us this. Thank you. I thought it was beautiful and the music fit perfectly. It is sad it was not finished. But maybe the shots of this will inspire someone or a company. Idk. Thank you for all you do. And taking your time and effort and doing this.

[@nancypalmer8448]

I like that you never take anything out of these mansions. Thanks for not being. a thief.

[@Inlinetodie]

He's definitely an explorer, the feeling that is worse to me than being scared, is witnessing vandalism and evidence of copper theft in these properties, shame on the people who damage and disrespect, what is there state of mind to do these things to such beautiful properties and areas. I have great respect for others like myself who explore just for the curiosity and knowledge, we are basically documenting the disappearing history.

[@mayaozen487]

There was nothing to take.

[@marystump7014]

OMG. I was watching this video before daylight all by myself and. I got so involved in listening to you and the massive size of this house that I actually felt as though I was in there with you. I got so lost with the sounds of your footsteps that they seemed to get louder by the step and I really got lost in the sounds of your feet and thought someone was walking behind me in that huge place so I jumped and moved forward while looking to see who was behind me. OMG. I can't believe it. I scared myself 😂🤣. Geez. Never done that before. What an experience. Checked my BP. Lol. Great tour my friend. Can't imagine the thought of something this huge. I really get into your videos. Wow. Good show. Until next one🤗

[@bettinabonde634]

Wauuuuuuuuu big house many rooms beuatiful hope the house are sold and lovede♥️♥️♥️

[@nickiejones7934]

Its beautiful shame it's just not being lived in. What a palace !! Wonder what the finishing touches would of looked like

[@Freaktography]

I was hoping to find pics online of the designs but no luck

[@jeanwire3221]

It's like an airplane hangar. I can't imagine living there.

[@morganverizon1]

The most amazing beautiful house I've ever seen

[@270raptor]

Awesome video! Thanks for the tour , dam shame hopefully it gets finished

[@debestcanadian]

19:38 It seems to me that this section of the building was office space for the guy's company.

[@lyndamclean6786]

Which makes it a tax write off?

[@darksaga80]

@@lyndamclean6786 Exactly. Its what a lot of construction people do. We had a mansion in our suburb where a guy owned a concrete company. Built a huge house with his "materials" and had his company even invent special concrete shingles he used on the house. He supposedly also had a few of his office people work there. The whole house and a big chunk of his mortgage was a write off. This house is the same thing. Doubt the guy paid more than $5 million for the construction when all the tax write offs were factored in.

[@cyng3094]

Yes, it was. It was to be the head office of his company that's why half it looks like a office complex.

[@thejapanesezombie]

Really cool explore I loved it!!! :)

[@Freaktography]

hey thanks

[@kittykats785]

Breathtaking so beautiful, thank you for showing this beautiful structure, unbelievable how big it is, I would love to see it all finished the magnificent staircase alone, and the waterfall and pool even just the view of the water, words cannot even explain, hugs to you really makes you dream, what could have been, yes feel bad for the little houses, I'm sure that big also, but not a monster, what a shame that it's going to be probably demolished because of all the mold, think of all the money wasted,

[@sxystormrider]

Best video ever. Thanks for showing us around. When I get up that way again. I should check it out. Breathtaking views!!!!

[@guenthermichaels5303]

This was not built to be house. The head office for Grant forest products was in Haileybury,. This building was to be the new head office for the company, with an art gallery ( Grant had an extensive collection of Canadian art) ..as well as a showcase for OSB products. Grant was looking at additional uses for OSB...ie boats.. Also included were Living quarters for Grant as well as personsal and business guests..and conference facilities. Grant also developed the only 18 hole golf course in the area.." Frog's Breath ". Rather than criticize this...it illustrates the amount of money Grant added to the local community. Grant Sr. Was a Northerner..and believed in northern economic development. whispersfromtheedgeoftherainforest.blogspot.com/2011/04/who-laments-for-haileybury-house.html?m=1

[@peterfay4959]

Pretty sure he said all of that in the begining....

[@guenthermichaels5303]

@@peterfay4959 when you describe the building as a mansion..you're already misleading.

[@takemyjobpleeez]

"Also included were Living quarters for Grant as well as personsal and business guests"...that alone makes it a dwelling.

[@guenthermichaels5303]

@@takemyjobpleeez okay...so.like the White House..

[@takemyjobpleeez]

@@guenthermichaels5303 Yes, with the property tax increase included.

[@patriciahartless2095]

Shame that this place wasn't finished. Already been vandalized and tagged. This would have been an outstanding place. I think the small rooms. Was probably employee offices. Whoever owns it now. Should restore it are tear it down. Enjoyed the video. Have a great day.

[@Freaktography]

thanks Patty

[@meuscitizen7043]

Wow, can I imagine how amazing it would be to live in a mansion like this???? I'd love to have a beautiful home like this. Could probably never afford to finish it all but would give it a heck of a try!!!

[@kentdavis6646]

This was an excellent explore, well done!👍👌💯

[@caseybannister6486]

It would be awesome to actually have seen it finished, probably wouldn’t even look like the same place, I wish people wouldn’t vandalize as well

[@CherryBerry48]

wow gosh almighty that is one huge mansion, so factory like!!!

[@Freaktography]

haha yes massive

[@marycahill546]

When I saw the title "Haileybury Mansion" I was expecting some mine owners' house built in 1911 during the Cobalt silver boom days, but no --- Peter Grant. What a surprise! Thank you.

[@jerrybeavers3808]

I enjoyed the video. Didn't care much for the house but you did a good job of exploring it. Thanks for sharing.

[@jasonpb27]

That "dump" is worth more in its current state than most people posting comments could afford...

[@Amythehealer]

Sad it has so much potential. The last photo with the Stars was so pretty.

[@mayaozen487]

I hate that the explorer calls it a "dump" - This is really a beautiful construction. Very well thought out. Not an eyesore at all. - I'm sure the explorer does live in a dump.

[@TinySamy]

Maya Ozen I’m sure he says that in a manner of speaking because you can clearly see that he likes the place after all.. come on 🤣 why does everyone keeps being upset for nothing.

[@lornareinhart2706]

You show the best places your not all about showing off 💞

[@Freaktography]

thank you

[@robertreiber10]

Awesome video. Best I've ever seen!!!!!

[@DREAMZexe]

i love this place imma go visit it for the first time in a couple days

[@saintlybeginnings]

16:01 - think that top room isn’t an attic but an observatory. Looks like light pollution would be minimal, so star gazing would be absolutely incredible!

[@BuckJones1909]

Mother Nature owns that mansion, the people just don’t know it yet!

[@lisajackson5552]

Awesome explore Thank you

[@noahderrington5156]

Such a shame it wasn’t finished, fantastic project, love the architecture and materials.

[@mscisland]

That house is like a maze. I would have gotten lost.

[@neacycrenshaw8738]

Replacing your intro with that drone shot...awesome! The light background music made me feel like I was in a video game exploring a dungeon looking for treasure. Nice work here Dave. Could you imagine what it would look like finished 🤩🤩🤩

[@neacycrenshaw8738]

And also, that raccoon bit...🤣🤣🤣

[@PhotoYaker313]

Loved the intro as well! Pretty creative!

[@Freaktography]

thank you, I'm glad you noticed that intro change

[@thevacdude]

Thanks for the tour.

[@EllenB703]

Beautiful video!

[@deekane9432]

When you have more dollars than $ense

[@cmi7439]

Wow, love the brick color scheme! Quite unique... Sorry, waiting out commercial. Ok, back... This is just over the top! Wish we could have seen the waterfall pool in action! Its such a waste! Would love to see it completed. Could be converted into a resort if zoning is possible. Oh, the possibilities for someone with 💰

[@Freaktography]

yes it would have been amazing to see it with the water features!!!!

[@cmi7439]

@@Freaktography The photo with the light reflecting on the wood work (guessing) gave the most amazing bronze glow!

[@wyattholtz1882]

Sad part is that there is hardly any property tax being paid due to the unfinished state, our little town could use the tax money for sure.

[@CatBrash]

the natural light is stunning

[@villagelightsmith4375]

A stunning place; a stunningly beautiful building! I'm glad he had the dream. I wish he could have seen it through. "After me, cometh a builder. Tell him, I too, have known."

[@tjmbv8680]

That very top floor would have most likely been a look out, the boards over the staircase would have been temporary most likely added as some kind of safety precaution during construction.

[@Freaktography]

ahh good point

[@gorak9000]

Yeah, they're definitely temporary - most of it is just sitting on the stairs. It's just so the workers can get to the high parts above the stairs without needing tall scaffolding or ladders all the time

[@Planetsoul808]

Dam already heard him say "Guys" 4-5 times and the video only got to 3 mins ... Ugh BRO STOP ALREADY THO ty ;)

[@coffeenut9154]

love that view i could just sit out there and drink my morning coffee

[@walterbrunswick]

Yeah you can do that without this dump as well

[@sandradunn6792]

Hey man what an amazing video loved it

[@cherryspiker4426]

wow beautiful light beautiful place imagine if it was finished why didn't they finish it the raccoon was funny ❤❤❤ stay safe love ya

[@kimmyrusso666]

To me it has more of corporate office feel than a homely fill

[@daveblack6951]

The materials and workmanship is exquisite!

[@myname9252]

Theres a big house where I live . I remember back in 96 it was being completed at a top of a hill . The rooms had names on the walls(9 rooms if I recall correctly) Quite a house. I went 20 years later just to check it out . House was never completed .Had gates all around saying all trespassers will be prosecuted and there were cameras all around.Quite odd. Supposedly the city cited that the house was unsafe due to its location and the owner ended up killing himself. I suppose thats why it was gated since it was a liability.

[@leroybrown1173]

So you wanna build a mansion? Start with a 100 year roof system design. See how much budget you have left after that.

[@amasiolimaneto1131]

wow how sad a mansion like this abandoned like that, so i prefer medium sized houses to not be abandoned. i'm brazilian i loved your fantastic channel and i already wrote on your channel too. a mansion like this cannot be abandoned at this level anything must have happened there, he studies the history of that place, he may have been murdered, or he may have a haunting index. couple separation, and nobody wanted the house can only be that issue 👍 Here in Brazil the man or woman stays with the house, more often it is the woman who stays with the house. very tasty hug very tight for you my beautiful fabulous and one more thing take great care of these abandoned places not the question of being abandoned or a terrible accident can happen. always let friends and family know where you are in case something happens, warning is the best protection of all. good morning, good afternoon and a great night be divine 🙏👍❤️😍🤗🥰😘😇😱🇧🇷🇺🇸

[@cindyblair1283]

Just looks very spooky! I like certain things about the house but honestly the house was not really thought out to well. But Thank you as always for sharing and can’t wait until the next !

[@Freaktography]

I totally agree!

[@nikos9711]

This is seriously such a great catch, I’d love to get out there and see it for myself! New subscriber 😁

[@sailorman3]

It amazes me that after all the money put into this mansion, there wasn’t security posted to keep it safe and intact. The cost for security would have just been a small cost considering the amount of damage done.

[@skiprocker5751]

I take Sir Paul McCartneys approach. Paul is a billionaire and lives in a small modest home. He said he wants to be by his family and be able to speak to them without using an intercom or phone. I understand that completely. I recently moved from A1600 square foot home to a 3600 sqft home. I thought I needed more space. I hate it

[@pamelamanning4400]

So BEAUTIFUL

[@hotdogrelish]

Fantastic photo at the end. "👍"