I Found The Abandoned Sleepy Hollow Mansion - (EVERYTHING LEFT BEHIND EVEN HUMAN ASHES)

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So on my journeys I kept spotting this house and then funny enough I see a couple of pictures appear on the internet so I knew it was my turn to get the video done, the house I would say was built in the 17th century beautiful inside and to see it fully finished was also amazing, walking around this mansion it felt as if I wasn't alone. I am considering doing a night explore here so if you would like to see that hit the thumbs up, if I can get 2k thumbs up ill do a night explore here.
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[@AWE83]

This place is now watched and looked after. When I went was wide open and now its sealed and anyone that does find this place please stay away out of respect for the owners looking after it.

[@KC-fd3lt]

Abandoned World Explorer that’s great news hopefully they can save this home

[@gavingiwer855]

Did you find out who the owners were and what happened to them? I loved seeing this beautiful old house, but I want to know the stories of the ppl in the 1910 photos. The history of the house and the lives of the people is what intrigues me the most.

[@butterflylady8875]

Gavin Giwer me too! Love family history

[@clare2401]

That's great news if only for the ashes left there! Dave, have you sorted a patreon for your channel? If so can we have the link please...cheers

[@amyparker4645]

Gavin Giwer I spotted his name on the video - I had to know so I Googled him! He was an assistant headmaster and later the head of the history department at a local school from 1964-2002 when he retired, and then apparently spent his retirement on golf and rugby. He died at his home in May 2019

[@susanhinkley6831]

I just wanted to say that as you explore these places you give them such dignity You handle everything with such a loving touch. You are touching history and respecting it also. In one part you see the busy street where life is flying by, but yet time has been frozen in the other part of the frame. Thank you for sharing this with us

[@illuminatedgalaxies7777.]

Sometimes when I watch these beautiful abandoned homes I feel a deep sadness in my heart 💔 every home tells a story even mine will when I pass but I like to think that anyone who would look around my home would leave with a happy heart thank you for showing us she says with tears in her eyes but your videos make me live for the moment 🙏💜👍

[@WinniePhorn]

Hi i’m from Thailand. I like your comment especially “your video make me live for the moment” cause Buddha touch us like this breath for now and live for the moment. So i don’t want to collect any unnecessary things. I practice my heart and soul to share my happiness to other , human and animals. Nice to meet you.

[@normachildree8157]

@@WinniePhorn in in

[@dorryfrost3915]

So sad that the urns of ashes are just left to be forgotten. Great house and refreshing to see it unvandalised. Thank you for sharing

[@DJDickieH]

Dorry Frost I know I kinda feel like there should be some kind of law what prevents urns of ashes being left.

[@mariannejohannessen9751]

And all these beautyful beautyful Things and Furniture ...sooo sad.

[@nanabarker8140]

I feel like someone brought them home forever,due to the ages maybe mom & daughter. Some when they pass want to be taken home,my grandma did & we scattered some of her ashes in the house.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

That's because it's not in the states

[@lyndrasangabriel8948]

@@DJDickieH agree on you there. Just because their already ashes doesn't mean we should left behind them. It just sad. They should have buried them or scattered the ashes but don't abandoned them to be forgotten. 😔

[@paulburley7993]

I've watched hundreds of these over the past few years. This one is the best. Amazing!! Takes me back to the early 70's when I had the amazing good fortune to stay in a few homes like that. One owner casually mentioned that the room we were break fasting in was the oldest part of the house dating to 1600's.My poor head just reels as I try to comprehend my surroundings. England is just seething with history!! Just returned from a visit last year. Had a pint at "The Ten Bells" in London before heading to Eastbourne to stay in one of the oldest taverns and hotels next to a church that was established in the 1100's. This was a departure point for the Continent for centuries. I could barely sleep wondering how many people of historical fame and royalty had slept in this very room. Onto Rome to stay in one of Europe's oldest and most storied hotels. Which guest had stayed in my room?! Amundsen, Karen Blixen, maybe Ben Franklin. Then back to boring Canada. Love you England and I'll be back as much as I can. Looking forward to all and more of your channel. Great job.

[@CanadiAnnie]

My husband was born and raised in Sleepy Hollow. He will love to see this!

[@lee02jepson]

How, maybe he know who lived there, the story behind them. I hpoe you'll post it.

[@tjsmith2748]

Perhaps he can ID fotos

[@karenbirney9288]

Your ability to see beauty in the old and imperfect is uplifting and endearing and keeps me watching .. I love discovering with you x

[@Kuuppon]

Why arent these homes restored and given historical preservation? I'd live there and keep it as original to form as possible. Great vid, I enjoyed seeing this.

[@partyboy8272]

It's a grade 2 listed building.

[@ryanbarker5217]

@@partyboy8272 what does that mean?

[@mi5tyfy]

Grade 2 means it can only be restored as it is.. you can't change anything .. shame it's a beautiful house!

[@ryanbarker5217]

@@mi5tyfy ah, gotcha, thanks. :)

[@DjPsYcOtIc]

I belive this house has only been empty for the last 6 months, the owner (who I believe is the owner) used to live like this.

[@tsenesicolliermaxwell4713]

Hello son. I am an old retired nurse here in America that got her license in the 1970’s . I couldn’t help notice your scare in your handsome face and wondered what happened to you. It does add character to your appearance but this old nurse wanted to know. God bless you and please stay safe out there!!!! ☺️

[@donnawiseman9311]

It's beautiful. I enjoyed this house. It's always so sad thinking of the people who used to live there.

[@teracollum204]

Great explore, did anyone else hear the man’s voice right before Dave left the house?

[@tarafearn8984]

I was Just about to type that Tera Collum. Yes. Once as Dave talks, then again. Sounds like a male .." what ? " . What do you think ?? ;)

[@btrflywmn]

Yes, I did

[@jmzthree]

23:42 there is someone behind the record player!

[@teracollum204]

Tara Fearn I was typing it when Dave got a book thrown. I thought, I guess I’m right. Lol.

[@btrflywmn]

@@jmzthree Oh wow, I see it!

[@agreaver71]

I love how excited you get when you find a house like this. And it's awesome that you respect the property. Thank you for making these

[@ebbrahuber1718]

Your enthusiasm is infectious. Thank you for sharing this great explore.

[@mtate02]

Great explore, thanks mate! 😊 Noticed a functioning motion detector at 30:11 which picked up your movement. Glad this property had some security, as is really beautiful underneath the layers of dust and old possessions.

[@michellelindsay5727]

This is so beautiful...the piano is perfect and all the furniture is grand. Thank you for this exploration. The reason why I love this is because of the sheer simplicity and no clutter, except for the upper levels. I love that everything is extremely so old and extraordinary from 1920’s, 1930’s etc. Honestly I am so excited with this opportunity! I hope that someone soon comes to protect this home.❤️

[@debbrabossier7284]

I lived all the antiques. I wish someone could save them. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@Superfandangoo]

That was a delightful tune and video edit before the start of the explore, have to complement you for the respect you give the property and contents, second to none mate. Thank you for this

[@Superfandangoo]

Nicky L zzzzzzzzzz yawn zzzz

[@SRay-or3nc]

The video edit before the Explore seemed a bit long .

[@Ms.Ussery]

@Nicky L It's not trespassing if it's abandoned if the owners are decease and no one cares for it you may enter just like an abandoned Puppy

[@AngieGrace12]

Absoulouty excellent video. Just real sad that it stands alone. I got the feeling you was not alone either. . brilliant viewing....Angie

[@AngieGrace12]

This young man has more respect than anyone i have ever seen. His manners immpecable. If no one is forcing entry then you are not trespassing. But you can gain lawful entry into my not abandoned Dave finish decorating 😂

[@ScrappinlizziArt]

It is amazing how we can look through these videos and see how much energy there was once in this home. I am 73 years old now and I have been in my house for 48 years. I understand how house keeping gets hard as we age. It is so easy to let things pile up just because we do not have the energy to keep up with our chores and errands. I can feel all the love that once was in this beautiful home. Now this home is sad, it shows. This house misses the people that once lived and loved in it. Thank you so much for sharing your excitement.

[@neacy212]

It’s strange, no dust and the mirror glass was shiny, just so clean, great find, enjoyed watching this. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Anne-vi4tg]

Love this explore you did. Beautiful house, the folks that died probably still living there in spirit. You were very respectful and sincere.

[@dianajohnson7337]

I have been binge watching your channel today. Out of all the videos so far, this one has touched my heart the most. I so do hope someone rescues this lovely and obviously once beloved home. And maybe give the ashes of those remaining a sweet spot in the garden.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Actually they put lights near windows when they started wiring houses for electricity because all the things they needed light for would naturally be situated near a window. The sewing table & mending basket & the chair that the person who did the mending sat in & the writing desk & the area that people sat in to read would all be near the window, so when they installed lights they would naturally be put near the window to light them in the evening. Also when you put up wallpaper it is put up in such a way that the seams on the wallpaper do not cast a shadow, (you should start by the window) so that they show less, so it would help your decorations look the best if you had your electric light come from a similar direction to your daylight.

[@kathrynJMwest]

An old electrician told me that they used to put them near the windows because it made it harder for people to see into your house at night when your lights were on. Then net curtains came in and made the need redundant.

[@andrewbrooks2001]

Makes me sad seeing such beautiful homes abandoned and in ruin.

[@texas1949]

AndrewFortWayne Just remember the lives and loves that dwelled there. Not sad! Happy!

[@A66ys]

I absolutely adore all the detail. I also admire the respect you’ve given the house by putting things back, closing drawers, doors and even not disrupting cobwebs. Love it!

[@neillyon5253]

This is just to re-assure everyone that I am one of the many people who know the owners of this property, and that steps are in hand for the ashes to be interred. The property has been secured since this video was taken and there are no longer any items of value left in the property.

[@denizberlin9441]

So Tell the owners they should be ashamed to let a house like this rotting away!!!

[@mrcrazyjonpresents4312]

There is another video on you tube so hope you are right on this

[@williamm3820]

It is lovely to hear that positive news :) Can you reveal if the property will be renovated ? I don't even know the location but looks delightful

[@1Plassy]

Any chance of having this guy arrested for entering the property and have KZbin take this video down.

[@salnaturile8653]

@@1Plassy - if there was no forced entry no crime has been committed that I know of anyway

[@scratchgolfer12]

Love how much natural light comes thru into each room. What a great find! Thank you for sharing.

[@mathewbayley1770]

One of the reasons why I love watching you is simply because, you never break in unless there is an open unlocked door or window, anything you touch is left in its place, you never show details from letters, addresses etc plus you point out all the little details

[@allisontempleton]

Wat a beautiful house all these memories there whole life it makes me sad also 😘♥️

[@Moon-cq9zj]

Great video but it looks like it was life well lived. A bit of hoarding going on and it reminds me we all have TOO MUCH STUFF!!! Remember the FIght Club? The star says at the beginning something like "first we own the stuff and then the stuff owns us" Thhis is a good example although I always wonder why the hell the family doesn't come in and depose of the things, sell them give them to family members etc. Remember your memories are not invested in the "stuff" they are in your heart forever.

[@leecevictoria481]

I love how respectful and responsible you are. It's like capturing it before the developers get it, no doubt. New to channel. Brilliant 👍

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Dave it’s Ann again don’t you worry that people have put thumbs down ,I really don’t know what they want ,all your videos are good an your so respectful,tell us all you know .Just do you watch if that’s how you feel .i think your the nicest man on u tube much love Ann x

[@Whipslinger1]

This place is a veritable treasure trove of antiquity! I would restore and upgrade this house and all it's beautiful furnishings and live there. The family pics would be displayed as a testament to the homes past. I would restore the Carriage House and the Atrium; incidentally, the tile work on it's floor is praiseworthy, and rescape the garden and put the Coy Pond or garden fountain back in place and make this the loveliest show house. Great video! Thanks for being respectful of the house and it's belongings.

[@texas1949]

Zorian The things inside this dwelling are not that old! This guy is a dramatic substitute for factual findings! I am not impressed! ESPECIALLY since he touches, moves and rearranges items in the space. Those actions are irreverent and irresponsible. If he truly knew what he was doing, he’d NOT do those things! He’s just a dude looking for KZbin clicks. I’m repulsed.

[@Whipslinger1]

@@texas1949 Um wow. Who knew?

[@karenpacker8862]

This place is too beautiful to go to decay and everything in it!!! So sad! Awesome explore!

[@wandaandrew6633]

I just love this house. All of the antiques..pictures..books. I hope you have more finds like this. This one made me feel like I had stepped back in time. I'm looking forward to more videos..God Bless you and thank you for sharing it with us..🇺🇸💗🇺🇸

[@ezrieb139]

This is a beautiful honor to history, no disrespect to the owners and their family history. I agree it should be secured, Thank you for sharing the history.

[@Country_Girl63]

There were three urns. What a beautiful old home!! I can just imagine what their lives were like.

[@annmiller4954]

@@sugarsundae3400 that's sad. :(

[@Sandy-Texas-]

@@sugarsundae3400 How do you know the owner who he mentioned didn't just take them out

[@WilbertBeltman]

I like how everything is so old and vintage, but then in the bathroom were just some modern looking Head and Shoulders shampoo

[@mayaozen487]

Squatters probably

[@vanessasimmons1175]

Maybe relatives stayed to sort things out?

[@bunnylovesbostons]

I'm awestruck by the obvious length of life and collections along with gorgeous antiques left as if it were worth nothing. It's a somewhat disturbing thought as one ages to think, what will my life and legacy be worth after I am gone? To see so much left behind is sad. The chinese "paintings" are real silk screens and that metal thing you thought was a fridge or whatever looks like a huge autoclave

[@ellietobe]

That wood furniture is gorgeous! The clocks!! I cannot believe that those lovely pieces are left to rot there. It must have been quite a stately place once upon a time.

[@lkw1951]

Beautiful place and furniture, enjoying the sights,1🥰❤🗽🇺🇸

[@sueb7065]

What struck me about this house is how clean it is and not much dust. Love this house so much. I would have loved to see the conservatory and the outbuildings though.

[@kateylorraine]

At 36.28 i heard a mans voice saying "what" "what" twice 2nd time was louder... lovely place thank you x

[@juliefulgoni4755]

I heard "what"

[@vanessahawarden9028]

That was absolutely wonderful. What a beautiful house. I wish you could have taken us through the photos and paperwork, and put a face to the ashes maybe. It is sad that no one has given the ashes their final resting place. I very much appreciate the respect and care you show. Thank you so much.

[@geoffbensley5042]

OMFG that House is absolutely stunning, it's great to see that this one hasn't been vandalised by mindless assholes! It's also really sad to see somebody's ashes left abandoned there.

[@ellygreaves9793]

I dont quite agree that the ashes are abandoned. They are left in the house where they were happy and in pairs for company. I think it is lovely.

[@kentvespa]

It burnt down yesterday. Just hoping all the belongings were removed in the past year.

[@annamcfadden5485]

I wished I had the money to buy and fix this up and bring it back to life. It's such a beauty. The first thing I would do right after I get started on the grounds and have the garden done I'd to give the 3 urns of ashes the proper burial they deserves. Thanks for sharing❣❣❣❣

[@elainemattingly2611]

Thank you for letting me do something I always dreamed of but couldn't talk anyone into going with me.Love the house, books & pictures. I appreciate the respect you show their belongings.

[@Mack-op1vw]

You can't help but wonder what it all looked like when they moved in with all their hopes and dreams and now, kind of sadness about it really, cool video.

[@kathyjohnstone3953]

SleepyHollow a great find but so sad to walk through someone’s life. A shame the antiques cannot be saved. Blessings

[@southernjustice615]

Amazing! The Urn's freaked me out too Dave. The 🎶, beautiful antique wood furniture , window's, old pictures, vintage things, just makes my ❤️ pound with excitement in some of these old homes..

[@kellywilliams5112]

Patricia was probably wife #1 and Hilda was probably wife #2.. I love how respectful and in awe you are of the old things..

[@CorgiFrizz]

Hilda was his mother, Patricia was his sister. There are records online.

[@RichieRouge206]

OMG at the books - they didn’t fall - they were thrown!! Really made me jump!

[@lourdesarocho8876]

I saw that too! It was thrown at him to leave the house. He wasn't welcome in the house.

[@Darxide23]

Thrown by the person he was with for a "spoopy" youtube scene. Totally not cool of him to do. You can also see at one point he's walking around with that toy cap gun he found. What are the chances he took it? Breaking the golden rules of Urbex. Leave only footprints, take only pictures. This is how the rest get a bad name.

[@adventureswithsaddlebrat3779]

@@Darxide23 I seen that too...he was using it to point at the ceiling, and then cut it out....opps, did not cut enough of it.

[@sandybetkey3845]

Love watching your exploration of these abandoned houses. The history of their lives laid out before you. How fascinating!!! I love that you respect their lives through respecting their property. Never stop searching!!!

[@sacredsquirrel1643]

I heard extra breathing when he was in the basements. And a voice when he left the house. Beautiful house.

[@sweetbuble69]

Nice place

[@crystalmcmahon302]

What a beautiful home and all the vintage stuff so beautiful love it but it’s a shame that it’s sitting there rotting thank you for sharing 😊

[@exploringwithlamberts7463]

You could here the genuine amazement and passion in your voice. Great video, beautiful building

[@williamjamesrapp7356]

I have watched several of these in the past but this one makes me take a moment of pause, particularly with the urns of ashes sitting together in the sunlight of the window over looking the garden. So many books and photos and peoples memories just abandon. No one to carry on their memories. I have talked to people before who owned family homes like this and they would rather let the building fall down around them than to sell the home to someone who can restore it and reuse it, sad really. I was not there like you but I still had a strong sense, with the two people on the table, that you should have given them a GOOD AFTERNOON and PERHAPS WE SHALL SEE YOU AGAIN sort of a good by as you left. Such a home should have been saved and still could be. DO YOU EVER do a title search on such properties and find out who owns them if anyone. In the USA it is sometimes possible to pay BACK TAXES on such properties and then become the new owner.

[@sherlynn7211]

I too had a 'feeling' like you William,, i wanted to cry,, seen a few of these abandoned homes videos and this one, like you say, made me stop and just feel so sad. The ashes placed with purpose at the window overlooking the garden they loved so much. I see comment above that this house is now being looked after, i am so relieved to read those words,, this house had love.

[@bafriend7419]

I so agree with you. These houses need to be restored and not just left to decay.

[@AmandaKayHowell]

Buying a property for back taxes can be very problematic... the old owners can come back and reclaim the property at any time. You are not the owner by doing this, it is not a clear title.

[@peggypenland1560]

Seeing these homes makes me sick.... literally ill. Such beauty and design and left to rot instead of letting some one care for this home.

[@theyrecomingtogetyoubarbar7007]

@@AmandaKayHowell That's good to know! Thank you for sharing! 👍🏼

[@janicewebb9078]

Absolutely beautiful, the furniture is amazing. I could spend hours in there. Great find. There was definitely someone there, heard the mans voice a few times.

[@aliciaenriquez6430]

Beautiful table lovely house so sad thank you for sharing video👍🥰

[@a.j.m.4057]

🌻💪I "ADORE", you for the "RESPECT" you give a home nd the BEAUTIFUL Property!!!! You are a one in a million man Dave nd we LOVE ya for it, THANX for Sharing it w/us....!!!! 😘👄🤗💞

[@a.j.m.4057]

🌻 💪 Nd OOOHHYEA you MUST do a night EXPLORE in this home, if ur NOT locked out already....!! 😘 👄 🤗

[@t.jexplores9429]

now this is why i have so much respect for you thank you so much for exploring places like they should be done

[@TigerzLionzPistonzWingz]

Absolutely amazing. How incredibly wonderful it would be to read the letters and find out more about the occupants. I could spend hours and days and weeks in that place. Monumental find. The books being chucked is spine-chilling. There has to be more stairs in that place somewhere as well.

[@bmoritzdesign3862]

By far the best and so personal with many artifacts intact. Wonderful narration😊 Well done!!

[@whytywhy420]

Beautiful home! Thanks for the tour.

[@True_Joker]

All these explorers that think that every thing should be left as it is, untouched and whatnot.. I'd 1st like to say Thank you! It is beautiful the work y'all do. I love these places. This one has got to be one of my favorites of all time. This is the 1st of your videos that I have ever seen but I've been watching abandoned YT videos for years. That being said.. while I do appreciate that ppl don't steal or break in or tear things down.. i appreciate even more the ones that go the extra mile to find out a back story, even if they don't really share the details online. I wish they would but I understand why they don't. I'm not so sure I could do these Aside from being freaked out by everything, I don't think I could leave all that stuff behind to just rot. I'm not a thief, but it almost seems a crime to let all the beautiful furniture & hardware crumble.. even the picture frames..😓 there has to be a better way. I also understand that it's not worth the effort to locate the families either. They usually don't even want the old photographs. Hell, they couldn't care less most of the time. We've tried to reunite old possessions with the next of kin when we find treasures lost behind old sheetrock or hidden in crawl spaces or wherever & usually they seem put out by even having been contacted. I would want to find out tho. Because if they dont want it I would want to take it. Either sell it or keep it. For no other reason than to preserve it. Hell, I'd give it away if I thought someone would care for it. They don't usually. These places break my heart. I always kind of hope off camera that u guys find out who's stuff it is & either find a way to give it back or get permission to keep it & well, take it. I hate the idea of it being lost forever. Even pictures don't always last forever. This place was sooo beautiful!

[@kylejavier3061]

Have you thought about coming to the states to explore? I've been been watching you for a while now it's amazing how respectful you are a lot of people destroy everything

[@V.T.D.A]

Breaks my heart to see that noone has claimed those urns and old pictures

[@V.T.D.A]

@@sugarsundae3400 hearing this really makes me mad. That is the ultimate disrespect whoever did that hope karma gets them 100 fold

[@neeneemiller9695]

I absolutely love watching your videos! You are very respectful with everyone’s belongings...

[@missxcessive]

30:10 Home Security Alarm. This house has still power on. Interesting.

[@darkavatar456]

Lithium battery wireless motion detector, batteries CAN last up to 3 years depending on temperature fluctuations.

[@Si1983h]

Coty Kaliszewski right at the beginning of the video, you could see an LED flashing on the external bell box, so the power is probably on, also I’m sure there was a clip with a light being switched on and off on the intro montage.

[@ShiruKitty]

I bet someone who owns that house still goes there.

[@lacikollar64]

I noticed that also it is weird someone still must to go there but why alarm not worked ? I should never go to some house.

[@seanambler4518]

This place was burned down yesterday, not sure who done it and what the motives where, such a shame as it will probably have houses or flats built there now.

[@ginawinstead4604]

omg how sad :( such a beautiful home. I hope it wasnt on purpose :(

[@AlleenLoveHope]

do you have a news article for it? i couldnt find anything

[@terryolsson7035]

Wow, what an incredible journey through time. Vast collections of wonderful antiques and artifacts. Why, why leave it. Abandoned to just decay. All those precious pieces. They deserve a new life. Facinating!!

[@UrbanVikingExplorers]

now i would not mind fixing this up and living there

[@jomama5186]

I agree. Poor house :(

[@bethknight4436]

But it is directly on a highway - if it would be possible to to move it maybe. Such a beautiful, beautiful house.

[@suelabuhn5942]

Too bad it's so far away for me! I'd be on that like white on rice!

[@UrbanVikingExplorers]

@@suelabuhn5942 same here lol

[@raynonabohrer5624]

Beautiful house. I wonder why it's sitting empty? Where is the family? Personally I think it's a sin sitting empty

[@alextilson5809]

There is sometimes a reason why houses become abandoned, Myself and Partner bought a property a few years ago, and it was in the same state of the property you have visited, we bought it through auction, it was a 6 bedroomed detached house, and it was in a mess, there was damp, and it was furnished also with personal items from the occupants, most of the furniture was restored as it was in keeping with the property and some was discarded as it was beyond keeping, during the repair work to the roof and windows there were odd things which happened which could not be explained, We spent a lot of money on the building and restoring it, but we never felt settled there when everything was completed, it was a really nice home, but it never felt settled we sold it two years ago and it has been put up for sale again,

[@marycwallace1425]

Oh-oh...restoration can stir up spirits that weren't exactly settled to begin with...not cool when that happens. For that you'll need either someone knowledgeable in deliverance prayers and rituals, or maybe even an exorcism depending on the gravity of the infestation. Bumps in the night are to be expected,--bumps in the day? Not so much....errrr...

[@lisarua491]

always get old properties blessed before you start restoration work. do some homework also it shows some respect to history and old occupants who once loved and cared for it. You'll have better vibes next time you help an old do up. Good luck if do decide to take on another

[@alextilson5809]

@@lisarua491 It was restoration and preservation which we did, the house was a property which was built in 1870's and it was a grade 2 listed building so everything had to be replaced like for like in accordance with english governance for old buildings of historical importance it was put back to how it was when it was first built we installed the traditional windows in the stone mullions and restored the internal decorative plasterwork along with using traditional plasterwork on the walls and replacing the failed roof we had to use traditional slate and one of the chimey stacks had to be rebuilt in the same style as the rest of them. Some furniture which was left in the reception hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, and Morning Room and several of the bedroom's was all restorable and they all were made to look like new when they were cleaned and repaired. We spent just over £200k in restoring the building and making it a home, We lived there and loved it for a few years but it always had a very odd feeling even though we lived there, it never felt like home it is very hard to put into words, we had some family who came to stay and they said it feels spooky, may be there is a reason why sometimes buildings become abandoned, We sold it two years ago for £675k, and last year it sold for £560k. When we first bought it, the origional owner was the Sutherland family and they owned a coal mine in Yorkshire, Woolley Colliery near Barnsley England they were listed on the property deeds followed by Doctor Walker who owned it after the Sutherland's.

[@1CuteRN]

Humperdink Hooperdink he doesn’t break in. He only enters if it is open. He never takes anything either. He’s the most respectful explorer that I have seen. He puts everything back just as he found it and never damages anything.

[@iiatargetanalyst3046]

Original owner as prob builder too of home has yet to find compatible living Human being. Once compatible is found, all be well.

[@Teddybaer4me]

Yes, going through and saving the things in this forgotten gem would really be great. If I could, I would start with this right away! Hope this house and as many things as possible inside can be saved. Thanks for putting up this video and telling us so detailed about this house!

[@googlethis313]

You say something at 9:50 to the effect of how it’s so cool there and there’s so much stuff to look at. Now what gets me is that if you’re alone, there’s an overlapping voice that’s heard to say, “Let’s see! Let’s see! Look out!” in a very excited tone around 9:51 - 9:52 . The mansion is utterly beautiful! Just the furnishings and clocks and such would fetch a pretty penny here in the states for sure! Stunning! Just stunning! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@sherlynn7211]

I have to re'watch to hear that,, but did you see the orb zipping about starting at 19:24, 19:37, and 19:40 .. he was not alone in that house, :)

[@juusturull]

@@sherlynn7211 these are most likely dust particles, which become well visible when using flashes/lights and pretty sure that's the case here, considering the condition the house is in

[@jhoarce116]

The deleted part was so creepy! But you are amazing! You're so brave to enter such kind of an old manor! Great exploration! amazing mansion and a creepy experience! 😊😊 Continue to inspire people and keep on exploring abandoned places! rockkk!!

[@michaelbressette2599]

I heard the Lets See also, I heard "Lets See" Twice & "The Camera" once. Listen again after lets see & I think you may here "The Camera" as I did & It was very clear & easy to here, the only issue was the added music which likely would have made the voice I heard crystal clear if the music wasnt added. I HATE IT when people add ambiance music to these types of videos. Cameras still or moving can capture what the ears & eyes cannot & to add ambiance in a place like this just covers it up. I have to listen to this again. I was focusing on what the mirrors maybe showing or other places around the focal point of the camera to see something most are missing so I didnt hear the voice at all. I mistook it for shuffling sounds of paper or something. Thank You Google This for pointing that out. It sounded authentic.

[@NurseNettie]

Google This yep i heard it as well.

[@kimhumphrey8049]

Such a beautiful home and I love your passion for the home

[@screwthecabal6453]

I'm looking back at a video you did 3.years ago. I really like the way you perform your videos. I do need to let you know that even though you may not think this or that you may not believe, you're a magnet of sorts for the supernatural things that have been happening around you. You can't deny it, you have the same feeling.

[@cement.stilettos]

Ah I wish I could have explored this house with you! I'd still be there, reading the papers and sorting through everything to research the story of the place and the people. There were so many treasures there - the antique furniture, even some of the coats looked like they were from the 1940's. I imagined maids once keeping it spotless and fancy parties being held there back in the day... Wow, this was an amazing explore. I'd happily live there and fix it up and look after it!

[@shoaibsf6897]

Same my desires

[@barbaraness1973]

29:00 At first I thought the house was so messy because someone had gone through it, but I also think the residents were hoarders.

[@Peteslife]

Barbara Ness possibly the owner was a doctor. When his sisters went into a home their belongings went into the upstairs rooms. Their ashes are on the table. Looks like a lot of items from several households. Not really hoarding.

[@milesslocombe1121]

@@Peteslife I think someone lost their family and ended up alone, living with their memories and kept the ashes for some kind of solace. Back in the eighties going through a big 'abandoned' home', just looking through the newspapers in the potting shed, it gave a timeline. The place was surrounded by a mini forest of oak trees. It was a protected building... then the developers cut all the trees down, knocked the house down and built lots of posh houses. The fine for this was very small compared to what the new houses were sold for.

[@Mtmumsie2]

Such a great tour! Thanks for taking us along. The old pipes and books were fantastic. I could sit and read all the letters too!

[@leetanasa9255]

There was an old man's voice when you were showing the glass over the front door

[@jamesmcbride6304]

Yes i heard it twice. He was right wehen he said he didnt feel alone.

[@niazpetkar53]

The voice said "what" definitely sounded like an old gentleman's voice

[@lesleydevlin3656]

Thought it’s was one of guys at first

[@MagikalMaiden]

@@jamesmcbride6304 I heard it twice also ...someone needs to do a evp session there .

[@internetmarketingwithjane519]

Thank you for your videos i really enjoy most of them special like this lovely house that you found. I would love to restore an abandoned house and gardens, I just love vintage stuff and old buildings they are such a joy to see, Thanks again.

[@MrOttoman72]

i really appreciate the fact that you leave everything in its place and are very respectful that means a lot especially in this day and age i love watching these videos makes you wonder about so many different things what happened why is it all still there where are the relatives all kinds of things go through my mind

[@sharonmccomb5891]

Weird to think all the things the living hold dear are just stuff,, I don't have family so this is how my place will be left

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

never know. you can always make your own family, that's generally what human beings do.

[@leslienelson438]

I have no immediate family to give any of my stuff too but I am slowly giving it away to friends, cousins and then thrift stores. You need less as you get old. Just food, water & necessities.

[@AWE83]

I went alone but 2 others turned up near the end of my video

[@rickashay6023]

Thanks for clearing that up , Great Video of a wonderful location .

[@amberdawn2601]

Is that who people are seeing behind the record player? I think it was around 23 minutes (40-some seconds?)

[@stevejohnstone5163]

Abandoned World Explorer at 30.11 I saw a motion detector for a modern alarm system, it also lit up, so I know it’s still functional. Also the bathroom had head & shoulders shampoo that are very recent packaging. I’m a bit confused if this really is abandoned or not.

[@hoosierladyus48]

Why do people leave those huge mansions abandoned? What I would give to have some of those antiques!!! Those claw foot tubs are very expensive.

[@sharoncassidy7119]

There was ashes of 3 people in that place.thanks for sharing

[@k8te123kp]

It sadly burned down this week, gutted to see so much history go up in flames. Amazing to see inside!

[@pamelawilson7378]

beautiful explore...someone needs to put those ashes to rest properly....i love seeing these old places

[@Rick-fy9hu]

Pamela Wilson,maybe they are empty

[@gregorybeckett9205]

You know you can get the info on these homes through town hall, whom lived there over the 100 plus years...and what year the home was built.

[@brendaburnett7413]

Can you buy abandoned homes

[@MarkSmith-lm9yo]

Hi Dave it’s Ann again how can people press the thumbs down I don’t know what they won’t this is one of your best finds Ann

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

I CANT STAND IT, IM AN ANTIQUE DEALER & KNOWING THAT STUFF IS JUST SITTING THERE IS DRIVING ME NUTS LOL

[@ryanbarker5217]

it would be worth tracking down the current owner and offer to set up an estate auction for a percentage of the take.

[@ChocoBabiChan]

Thousands of dollars worth of antiques. Perhaps even millions. Shame.

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

Lots of "cha ching!" in that house.🤑

[@piper_lori-williams-tudhope]

erin rossi It is so sad!

[@kimberlygeorge7109]

erin rossi, yes. I’m not a dealer but all that beautiful wood, everything really

[@sandybeck5540]

its so sad,that house was once loved and was home to somebody, just rotting away, no family to even claim the ashes found,breaks ones heart, every place tells a story one just has to listen

[@MarkSmith-lm9yo]

Hi Dave it’s Ann Again what an incredible amazing beautiful place what a terrible shame it’s just left to decay love the furniture woodwork everything it’s so sad the ashes are left but at least they are together for what reason why we will never know I get your excitement it’s untouched lv your visions Dave as respectful as always take care lv Ann uk x

[@hazelparr8461]

I follow you because of the care you take. If only there was a way to save everything here. I think this guy went to boarding school due to his trunks with initials on. Next to the Lucasade can was a drs case so I'm guessing that's what he became xx

[@ryderl3988]

breaks my heart, such a wonderful home that needs to be restored

[@brentcarrington2291]

Some of those amazing pieces of furniture are still good but won't last forever in a damn environment. Too bad someone can't get the rights to save what can be before it rots like the ornate table. Even salvage the mantles and bannister's.

[@sofiapeace2232]

The home still have thiers owners so if you life it you can buy it and then you can care for home

[@sofiapeace2232]

I thought what break your heart is the family 😢😢😢

[@robpeck7673]

It’s been ransacked and destroyed now

[@barbsnyder3579]

I loved Sleepy Hollow. I hope someone buys it and cares for it. What a gorgeous home it must have once been and could be again. The details to the woodworking is just beautiful. Thank you for a wonderful adventure. USA

[@michellebattersby3243]

It's gorgeous I love it it needs someone to fix it dust it and keep that house alive

[@newhope33]

Amazed it lasted untouched for that long, they're usually ransacked within a week or so.

[@craftadventureswithsusanto808]

What a wonderful place! Yes I would love to read all the letters and put this family and their lives together. Thanks so much for taking us along!

[@leezabates3459]

Lol don't forget there was a total of 3 urns in the house

[@tinasteer2507]

Yes true. There were two on the windowsill and one in a tall urn later on.

[@GaGa16]

Thank you! I counted 2 urns also.

[@HauntedRamblings]

Were you alone?? I kept hearing a mans voice.. In like three spots... I will go back and timestamp when i charge my phone.. What a beautiful place...

[@loriann1506]

I hear it too, probably someone that’s camera shy like me, it’s a bit creepy when you don’t expect someone else to be there. But a lot safer not to go to these places alone.

[@TCampbell36]

I definitely heard a man's voice just before he left the house

[@suzannematthews1539]

He said he was alone but if you check behind the record player at 23.40 ISH there is someone in light jeans can see there bum

[@sallya.2412]

I did too.

[@bethknight4436]

Sally A. And just as he was leaving a mans voice said “what?”

[@ad-pz5cx]

I SOOOOOOOO LOVE YOUR SHOW! Came across it today, have been binge watching. I have to tell you i LOVE the Sleepy Hollow Georgian Mansion soooo very very very much! What a FIND! Thank you for entertaining us with these beautiful historical mansions.

[@trudimcewan9912]

I would like to know about the security sensor up in the corner when you were showing the details round the ceiling ! Funny how it was glowing red when you walked past ! !

[@aa-sz1um]

Zimmit's FunHouse Adventure 30:10

[@darkavatar456]

Lithium battery wireless motion detector, batteries CAN last up to 3 years depending on temperature fluctuations.