Last Occupied: 2009. A large abandoned farmhouse.

[@1927su]

That had to be quite grand back in its day.. funny little pantry. the cellar steps

[@jeanhansel5805]

Looks very ethereal with the wind blowing through the torn curtains. At one point in an upstairs room. the view out the window looked like a painting rather than an open window looking out on the trees outside.

[@Rfk1966]

Frigging massive. Looks like two houses glued together. Cool old zenith cobramatic record player

[@aliciabruce3330]

My favorite things too, two sets of stairs and vintage bathrooms. 😀

[@abandonedwest]

Beautiful find. Houses with chairs left in rooms like this one always seem especially sad and “empty,” in a way. A chair just calls out for someone to sit in it. But no one is left. Thanks for another really interesting video.

[@judcrandall6762]

Miss you Farm Hunter. Hope you are O.K.

[@mirandadh4297]

You have the most enjoyable channel to watch! Feels like we are right there with you!

[@Piecemaker1623]

Thanks for taking me along. You can almost feel the memories.

[@johnlove8752]

Must have been a grand house in its day. One of the few that I’ve remembered that every window is totally smashed out, yet little weather damage around the windows. That very old sewing machine you found in the closet, I remember my grandmother having one of those from 100 years ago if not more. Great explore my friend. Thanks so much

[@johnamstutz]

Interesting place,eerie. Had some beautiful trees on the property. Enjoyed the explore,as always.☺️

[@jillybean9329]

More groovy wallpaper 🥰 I love the character of old farm houses...just can't beat it. 💕

[@GreekGypsy]

It must have been hard for whoever lived there to leave.

[@2manyroberts]

I love how you noticed the trees in the front of the house, this one had been updated in the 50s/ 60s with the panelling and the big picture window. There were so many different styles of doors, but I guess the ones upstairs were original. Really sweet spot, thanks for sharing!

[@Chrisssy2112]

I enjoyed the walk thru, looking forward to your next video!

[@1927su]

Oh yes! It was once a smaller house added on to. Oh go see the barn!

[@Granny2470]

Nice place at one time! Beautiful setting! Thank you 😊

[@aliciabruce3330]

You are gutsy! Thanks for the video!

[@1927su]

That red paint is probably indicative of a relationship ending ..” Our last argument was over the red paint…” lol

[@MisterRussT]

Thanks for yet another therapeutic exploration video!

[@nancybarnett2832]

I have a Minnesota A treadle sewing machine that looks a lot like the one in your video. Its in really nice condition and works great. Thanks for the video!

[@greyeaglem]

@11:26 the ironing board has a rotary mangle on it. This must have been a big household that did a lot of ironing. Before permanent press technology, everything had to be ironed. Sheets, dish towels, clothes, etc. The house looks like it was handed down through several generations with pieces of furniture and other items from the 1800s on. The house is Rural Gothic in style. It looks to be all original except for the small room on the back with the door that has different siding. Looks like the garage has the same siding so they were probably both built at the same time, '40s or '50s. The kitchen cupboards are from around the '50s.

[@kim11757]

That curtain blowing in the beginning had me going back to have another look,👀

[@ashleywyman658]

at 2:22 you can see where the pictures used to hang on the wall😢🤧

[@R32R38]

That discarded boot at 4:26 looks like it's attached to a body :)

[@peggiegreen4420]

Wow that was awesome ‼️ The outside looked more promising than when you showed the inside, but still was awesome! So may rooms, that were small! Thanks Farm Hunter for another great video ❤️

[@1927su]

Oh I want to see the hardwood floors under that carpet!

[@JoJo-ie8sl]

Just amazed how much these buildings deteroriate in such a short time

[@amandasimo5495]

Well done Farm Hunter always enjoy your videos!

[@R32R38]

My thoughts (I used to work for a mortgage lender): - This is not a foreclosure, either for a defaulted mortgage or back taxes, as either the bank or the county would have boarded up the windows and doors right after getting the judgment. There are companies which specialize in boarding and securing properties. - Whoever owns the surrounding farmland likely owns this house as well but doesn't consider it worth renovating or even demolishing. Given its condition it probably adds little or nothing to the farmland's tax assessment so the owner sees no point in paying several thousand dollars or more to demolish it.* -That being said, it is odd that someone has cleaned up the glass from the broken windows. I didn't see much if any broken glass on the floors. All I can think of is that at some point the farmland owner decided to start renovating it but gave up very quickly on the idea. Possibly because of the foundation issues noted in another comment. - While this may not be relevant to the condition of the house, it's very strange that the medical bed is in an upstairs bedroom. Any occupant who needed a bed like that certainly would not have been able to manage stairs. * = the main cost of tearing down the house would not be hiring someone with an excavator or other equipment, but the cost of trucking the debris to the dump and paying the tipping fees.

[@Darrell1981]

That would explain a lot I once seen with a 10,000 sq home the home wasn't included in the price. Home was in bad shape, caught fire later during a lightning storm.

[@theseamstress6315]

Wow good antiques upstairs. Cool old house. Nice explore.

[@aliceflood2435]

Looks like someone is taking care of the yard ,maybe recently. The sewing machine is like the one I inherited from my grandparents. It is also a push pedal one.

[@marystanek7553]

The house is deploable but when you looked out the upstairs window, the grounds looked recently mowed. So, it appears someone is taking care of the land which is interesting.

[@RLSCS]

I noticed that too.

[@FarmHunter]

Yeah I got out of there after filming the house because it's clear someone cares for it somewhat. Otherwise I would have peeked in the barn, etc.

[@Butterfly-Kisses2425]

Oh my goodness, I used to have a duck rug just like the one on the wall in the utility area. Nice home…

[@jeremyd1298]

My grandma used to have one of those antique sewing machines when I was little and me and my brother used to push that big iron pedal thing down and let me tell ya, our feet got caught under that sob and boy did that hurt! And the faster you peddled it, the more you better not let your feet slide under it, cause it will literally smash your foot. Wouldn't doubt that thing could break your toes or other foot bones! lol. You got to be extremely careful when peddling that thing that you keep your feet clear! Great video as always, ty!

[@rosebusch238]

What a great find! I'd pass on that basement also. The spiders definitely would have kept me from going as far as you did.

[@lorimorrisey7957]

You are such a spook!! How come you didn't film the barn? It looked like a beauty!

[@MartieMc]

That place definitely has a haunted feel to it. Eerie.

[@lakelady481]

Are you still making videos? Loved this one.

[@partlow85]

Thanks for making us these videos.

[@FarmHunter]

You betcha!

[@janwarriner6554]

Doors and some doorknobs are quite old. Just guessing around 1900 house was built.

[@kippaseo8027]

That Kenmore refrigerator owners manual Was between 1998 and 2009.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

I love the whoke house the land ,someone had a beautiful place.The two big trees in front were planted.,love the big kitchen,and it looks like a large family lived there.the closed up stairway may have been an escape for bootleggers.😀just my imagination,but really a beautiful place.👍😍❤️

[@davezepnick1161]

The nearest thing in that house the record player and he walked right by it lol 😂

[@ViciousKittyCat3]

Hello from the twin ports!! 💚

[@bleekblaw5446]

Pretty sure that one is haunted! Got that feeling as soon as I saw the red chair facing the window upstairs!

[@katt3428]

Love this, thank you!!

[@1927su]

That shelf in the upstairs hall was likely for the old telephone

[@peanutforever2191]

I am pretty sure you're the first guy I've ever heard say "You know how much I love curtains". LOL Seriously, though, I wonder what happened to painting that red bathroom. It shouldn't take more than a couple hours.

[@bevolson7619]

Huge kitchen, nice view from kitchen window, picture of Jesus sitting back in cupboard was sad to have been left there.. were they remodeling? The home has some bad vibes…. Unsure why.. thanks for the explore here in the land of Rock and Cows!

[@Moe_Fogerty]

I was curious to see the painting in the pass through! On a side note, it's uncanny how many times in your videos I see some obscure object and think, "I have one of those or have seen one just like it!"

[@petrus4]

I'm seeing clear evidence of this place having been cleaned out after its' abandonment by its' original residents. It might have just been a post-funeral removal by the still living relatives, but the state of those drawers suggests otherwise, because they were left half out. There is something strange about this one, and a strong feeling of long abandonment.

[@bbwvelvet]

So cool! Thanks!!!

[@normanjones8089]

Right decent old place. In fact if it wasn't for the cracks in the foundation this house could potentially be saved and renovated. Come to think about it back years ago I can actually remember living in places that were not as good as this one.

[@1927su]

It does almost look like it was once two homes? One added on ?

[@buckeyedav1]

The bedrooms were oddly placed not very comfortable. Loved the huge kitchen. Anna In Ohio

[@Eric-Franks]

Need more videos man it's been 5 months

[@melgerlach6356]

I get excited when I see your notifications on a video!! I would love to know the story behind that house? I don't know what it is about the place? It seems kind of creepy!! LOL Why you would turn a stairwell into a tiny closet ? Something seems off!!

[@Lex_luther_08]

Dude you're awesome

[@FarmHunter]

Thanks so much!

[@cathyshirley8541]

Wow that basement gave me the creeps!

[@inawati3990]

Good luck👍

[@EarthWindFireIce]

Someone needs to make sure the bones are good and buy or sell!

[@orlynn1987]

What is your best way of contacting owners to document these places?

[@lorrainebryan7552]

I'm trying to figure out what room upstairs has the curtain blowing outside the window. Kind of strange house.

[@cindaschuster6725]

All the bedrooms look quite small.

[@happyhillsandhollowhomestead21]

How do you find these places, they are so cool!

[@RG-hf4et]

This house probably had grandparents, they raised their children here, then maybe one stayed on and had their family with grandma or grandfather still alive.

[@kayleen9110]

I still don't get abandoning a property..makes no sense

[@alaskaberri]

5:26 sewing machine!!!!

[@carrieashley6465]

You didn't get barn wound have like seen in of it atbeen cool

[@Adeline9418]

FH have you ever encountered animals while exploring?

[@craigmoody1614]

Where is this?

[@ellenwilts9567]

Ewww basements are creepy!

[@mikegraber6943]

Do you ever look at the barns? You are "Farm Hunter" by the way.

[@juststuffwithwolfe4482]

Ok y was it abandoned like 09 wasn’t that long ago

[@AY-vi2ld]

Are these houses always abandoned due to structural issues?

[@RG-hf4et]

Probably the old folks died off and the adult kids were not interested in keeping & rumming the property.

[@AY-vi2ld]

@@RG-hf4et but it's an asset, wouldn't the kids either live in it, rent it out or sell it? Letting it rot makes no sense Or maybe the bank owns it via reverse mortgage

[@R32R38]

@@AY-vi2ld A bank would never let it deteriorate that way and certainly would have boarded it up.

[@galzoul]

Where this House ??

[@MartieMc]

I dare you to stay an entire night in that place by candle light. And video it. That would be something to see. Shudder...

[@FarmHunter]

Oooooof. I don't think I could do it. I've thought about it. This house would be a good choice. Not filled with animal droppings or mold

[@MartieMc]

@@FarmHunter Yeah, I don't think I could do it either.

[@Honorablebenaiaha]

As long as i have snacks and cell phone service I’d do it.

[@R32R38]

@@Honorablebenaiaha I'd do it, so long as I have snacks and cell service ... and a 12 gauge.

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

Yikes!! Spending a night there…No Way. Mice, rats, spiders, ants, roaches, bats, skunk, raccoons.

[@alissaasmr5646]

Where?

[@Honorablebenaiaha]

Is that Governor Whitmer in your PP?

[@gregfoster4541]

Glad to see 👀you posting more, enjoy watching your videos, stay safe and as always "Howdy from Texas "!!

[@ianrjm969]

5:02 You found Jesus!

[@Littlecat10]

Do you have an instagram account?

[@FarmHunter]

@farmhuntermn

[@nicolemegyeri5267]

You need to be carrying a firearm just for safety purposes.

[@fixiefreewheel5002]

So