Billionaires Incredible ABANDONED Castle Mansion in The Woods l WHAT HAPPENED HERE?!?!

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The story of this abandoned castle mansion is a strange one. Originally built in 1973, this massive 9000 sqft mansion sits on 6 acres of beautiful property. The castle last sold in 2007 as a fixer-upper for 1.6 million dollars and since has been lived in by many different people. The address has also been registered under several businesses of the people who lived here, one being a contractor who incorporated his business in 2010 and dissolved it shortly after in 2013.
The last tenants of the property were leasing the home. It's unsure when their lease started but it's clear they were unable to make the payments. Tossed throughout the home are empty boxes of designer clothing, shoes, and jewelry. Receipts show the family spending upwards of $4000 on clothes on one trip shopping. Facing massive debt from their lease and inflated lifestyle, the family abandoned the home sometime in 2021 leaving behind almost all of their possessions.
For the next few years, the home sat abandoned and in limbo, as the leasing company attempted to find the family to collect the 14 million dollars in debt they had incurred. In 2023 the Bailiff company took possession of the property and all of its contents.
While exploring, another explorer was held at gunpoint by the apparent owners of the property. They questioned her presence at the home but ended up letting her go without issues. She noted that they resembled the men from the photos left in the home. For this reason, I have blurred the photos I found just, to be safe.
It's unclear what the fate of this Castle Mansion is, but for now, lets take a look at what's left behind.
I apologize if the camera work was a bit fast throughout this video,
I was nervous here and wanted to get through this place fairly quickly
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[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

You can live in a house for 50 years & the walls & ceilings wont peel. But as soon as a house isnt a home or loved..it starts to die rapidly. My house was built in 1830 & youd never be abke to guess. But if it was no longer a home..it would die within a year.

[@loyaldogpublishingllc915]

You are so right!

[@karlahiggins5993]

Yes you are exactly right! I’ve noticed that as well

[@DebNorris-fh5rf]

BECAUSE OF NOT HAVING HEAT IN IT ...🔴

[@jenniferdokken8250]

It’s because it is no longer temperature controlled. It’s just like when a business goes under., and left vacant … without proper maintenance it deteriorates very rapidly …It’s like within a couple months. It looks like it’s been dead for years and also a vehicle that is no longer running. Someone parks it on the side of there and it looks like it’s just decrepit in a matter of weeks.!

[@TechGorilla1987]

Entropy.

[@johncroft9888]

Why would anyone need such a huge home? It is crazy! I have a 3000 sq foot home and it is way too big. This house is massive. Like a hotel. Imagine having to call your kids for dinner or how about at night where you don't know if anyone is in the home because it is so huge.

[@marcussmith4913]

Asians pffft

[@gonsolop2429]

Its a lifestyle choice. One that more than 90% of the rich choose too follow. Waste, waste, waste. The little people are definitely below such living standards. Their children grow into this stuffy, snobby, arrogance that they are indeed privledged. Like the rich apes in Hollywood putting on aires for the world too witness. They are above the rest of us.

[@audry9660]

@johncroft9888 one time I couldn't find my 13 year old daughter at the time in my old house because it was so big. I ran outside yelling her name and almost called the police after a long extensive search. I forgot we had a guest room, because we never went in there. She had decided to shower in there. I was running around panicked. It's definitely weird when you can't hear eachother or water running or toliets flushing. You can lose each other.

[@businessdoubt]

This residence belonged to a Chinese developer whose family had relocated to Canada with their wealth accumulated from a Chinese construction business. Unfortunately, the Chinese government imposes restrictions on the amount of money allowed to leave the country. Despite their continued affluence, the family encountered barriers preventing them from transferring funds to canada. While their departure was not hasty, they left behind most of their belongings when returning to China, unable to bring them along. Neglecting to settle their bills in Canada led to the imposition of liens on their property, resulting in its forfeiture. Interestingly, this scenario is not uncommon among Chinese immigrants attempting to establish a life beyond China. Abandoned Rolls Royces, residences, and other luxurious possessions become a common sight after families face restrictions from the Chinese government.

[@AZVIDS]

And they returned to the worst real estate collapse in China in modern history!🤯

[@italjob]

Amazing. I bet this is Vancouver

[@Trash-Castle]

Wild

[@MrTwrking]

you see this alot in dubia as well most if them have to leave quickly though because they get into some sort of trouble they have strict laws ive heard. but you can find royal royce and other exotic cars left behind!!!

[@johnnied8734]

@@italjob Nope. GTA

[@2prettynikkidee516]

I know it’s impossible but it would be so cool to see what this house looked like when it was lived in and thriving! This mansion is so beautiful! It’s so sad to think of all the things left behind and how hard someone worked once to build just for it to be left abandoned and destroyed!

[@michelle5420]

I definitely wouldn’t agree that the house is destroyed. The house can be restored to its original beauty by new owners. If a person doesn’t have good health, well, they will have a hard time keeping the house maintained.

[@tiredofthebs8290]

@@michelle5420 Good health & Good wealth!

[@thefivemarks]

For those wondering this is in Ontario Canada

[@skeena59]

Well, that narrows it down.

[@user-up3ue6hc7p]

I was wanting to know thAnks for shy it’s a shame there’s n no way so can’t start a company to remove and recycle items to sell and invest the profits in housing for people trying to start their lives over Due to being mentally ill circumstances beyond their control single mothers or fathers trying to raise their children in a better environment to get a better start in law to make this world a better place to live it’s a shame just let everything go to waste when it can be repurposed and help so many people in need

[@TartarianTreasures]

How many Chinese own mega mansions in Canada ???

[@cynthiaconnors183]

​@@TartarianTreasuresmany

[@ArcadeFires]

I bet that quite a few people have been through that house exploring and/or looting before you arrived. Awesome video!

[@DC50Gal]

I don’t think the owners left it like that. I think others got in and trashed the place.

[@NollieOllieOllie]

I would have definitely looted stuff no lie!

[@queengee705]

​@@DC50Gal....yes, it's obvious... crap is strung all over the place. such a shame 😔

[@BethanyBroome]

@@NollieOllieOllie same

[@SpaceGhost999]

People seem to forget, buildings don't only rot and crumble after they've been abandoned. A lot of times, they're already having issues like leak and mold before they become abandoned. Especially a home like this, where they were clearly struggling to keep up with the bills already. They were likely not able to afford the upkeep on something so large either.

[@MsTellitlikeitis48WithTheTea]

Houses like that that goes into disrepair do not need to be demolished. It needs to be taken over by someone who is a skilled carpenter or contractor who can do the work themselves. I swear I wish I was married to a man who is a master Carpenter, because houses like that would be saved.

[@DigitalMorix]

They were leasing the house, as stated in the video. So it would have had to be remodeled or dealt with by the landlord company

[@debralopeznacario6175]

Please talk slower

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

Why house ownership is overrated nonsesne its just stone or wood being weathered and insect infected its entire existence its a pole of material nothing more a shelter

[@adaltobatman2391]

I believe that the property may have been seized when the owner cannot take anything inside.

[@bethoneybee]

This place is like a child's drawing of a castle. Strange. Like a weird resort hotel.

[@vicj9256]

Like a tacky, cheap one. Of course it is run down now, but I'm definitely not impressed with the design.

[@xaviergough9359]

That's because a child designed it.

[@christylawrence1268]

@@vicj9256 YES! i thought the exact same thing.. some of the design choices were just so weird!! like the random post/column in the bathroom next to the toilet, and the weird bar/support beam in the middle of the swimming pool, someone didn't know what they were doing! the kitchen design was heinous and not functional! and why would you put a VISIBLE stairway to the panic room/bomb shelter?! and a window that looks only on the roof? or the landing that went nowhere but to a window!? the design choices were just nuts!

[@karensinden6149]

If only the walls could talk 😮

[@jeanhowarth1852]

I wish this program was still on.

[@Floydian4everr]

If they could, none of us would be able to understand a word since they'd likely speak chinamin

[@michaelgrizzell9104]

Wait, your walls don't talk to you? 😂

[@Rosy_corner]

Auntie stories!

[@gregorylyon1004]

Just imagine the maintenance, cleaning bill, house insurance, property taxes and the heating bill. No wonder why they lost it to forclosure.

[@FiveElements00]

Not to mention the cost to have a large swimming pool open. The chemicals; water; heater; etc. That's expensive.

[@Nova.1]

It wasn't lost to foreclosure. It was tenants living there not paying their rent. It's not their responsibility for the maintenance and upkeep. That falls on the owner.

[@xaviergough9359]

That is not an issue for wealthy people, the problem was conspicuous excess consumption and likely, terrible investments.

[@OGCHuila]

They were Chinese immigrants that couldn't transfer all their wealth from china to support their living in Canada. The Chinese government sets a limit.

[@queengee705]

​@@xaviergough9359....and shopping 🛍️ Gucci, Louis Vuitton, etc ....😮

[@dianelafreniere1362]

The interior looks way more posh than the exterior. The exterior looks more like cheap stucco used in amusement park buildings and really should not be crumbling that badly. The interior was very impressive!! Fantastic video, as usual, Noah!!!

[@samuelmurzea5721]

The view from the living room is the roof top of the pool room. Ridiculously horrible design

[@joycampi7233]

I thought the same!​@@samuelmurzea5721

[@helenlesley5456]

Exterior vulgar, tasteless and depressing needs bulldozing after some interior fitments removed and saved to a more deserving location…! Thank you for the video link always interesting

[@donnalucy8172]

Can’t believe they would leave it looking like that. Why don’t the ppl leasing it having it cleaned

[@usagi_t]

The exterior is really hideous.

[@c1hagans]

This is the first video I have watched from you and let me say, you just became my favorite KZbinr who explores abandoned places. Your walk-through is excellent, and I love that you pan the whole room! Super easy to follow along! Thanks for the video!

[@michellemorsell8159]

What city and state is that?

[@emilyrl.]

The size, woodwork, fireplaces, iron, finishes and stone are all beyond gorgeous. What an incredible place. Its a dream home for sure.

[@Cicooka]

I would not call this a home. Too big. I would need to have a walky talky to talk to my family there. Haha

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

The huge office building windows ruined it. Windows should be capped with arches. Still a nice house.

[@helenlesley5456]

@@Cicooka …I agree with you far too big and rambling … impersonal and somewhat cold… some nice wrought iron , woodwork and chandeliers, horrid fluffy duck curtains and tacky gold Italian chairs… tasteless exterior… looks like vandals have combed through and left a trail of destructive chaos… the lovely fireplace’s and fittings need removing

[@BrayZap]

Tbh idc what amount of money I have id never live there its so creepy and unsettling

[@user-ud6tz8tr8l]

Great video, Thank you

[@user-er6zk5mt6u]

The woman passed, so ofcourse things maybe left behind. She coulda been a major part of the earning power. Husband and child coulda been devastated.

[@user-randi1987]

That is a whole lot of house! I cant imagine having a place that big, all I can think of is the heating bills. And im glad i dont have to wash all those windows. Great explore, Noah. Enjoyed it very much, Thanks

[@barbaraheinze9406]

I’m glad i’m not the only one who wonders how much a month to heat something like this

[@aliroberts3799]

That rich you don't really have to worry.

[@karen-OCH]

😂 . I thought the same , heating bills and cleaning it , especially all those bathrooms.

[@ruthsawyer8867]

This sure was an awesome video. I've lived in a 30 room, 8000 sq ft home and had a separate apt from the rest of the house but inside the basement. I was a Nanny for this Family for 10 yrs. Now those kids are in their 40's. I've noticed that any house with an indoor pool, sauna or spa will have mold issues because warm air, especially warm and moist air rises so any air-conditioning does not stand a chance at cooling those areas. The house I lived in sat on 6 acres but a pool was not added outside until the house was about 5 yrs old.

[@cynthiamatthews]

I think having good exhaust fans in the pool area can prevent the moisture problems. However, the mold seems to be the most prevalent in adjacent rooms. Either the ventilation wasn't sufficient for those rooms, or there were leaky pipes above the ceilings.

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

WOW

[@meme3650w]

Wow, I bet you have some awesome stories to tell.

[@Nova.1]

The large amount of water causes humidity. Humidity causes mold and mildew. Putting wood in a room with a pool is just plain stupid and asking for issues. Indoor pools are just nasty.

[@ddavidone6538]

I am dying to know the full history of this place!!! Crazy to think all of that was left behind

[@Heatherly3102]

Either they wanted to get away from society or they had a dark secret they were hiding.

[@spectaclesociety]

explore here in comments, someone described house history. Anyway this house is just one of many examples how limitless is human stupidity.

[@AngelicTigerKing]

Same

[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

​@Heatherly3102 there was a comment posted about the Chinese government restrictions on money that these people made from a Chinese construction business. They wasnt allowing them to transfertheir funds to Canada(I can't rememberthe details about it) but that's why they wasnt able to pay for the house any longer

[@ddavidone6538]

@@nativeamericanfeather9948 Thanks!!

[@Justashley802]

I don’t understand how anyone would want such a big house. There’s so much pointless space not needed. The place however is very beautiful, the architecture in the railings and the outside is so stunning.

[@aliroberts3799]

They should Turn into a bed and breakfast or something.

[@Noahloveless1]

Well they would have a big family. Most rich people do.

[@gloriathompson4010]

Ostentatious is the word to describe it!

[@vicj9256]

When I was young I wanted one so that I could give a home to those in need.

[@ThePortalTheory]

I will just never understand the whole huge house thing. Waste. Great video ty for taking us on a tour.

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

If you've got it, flaunt it? Or, you can't take it with you?

[@FiveElements00]

I think men who succeed and become rich, think they have to live in a huge or very large house to match their wealth. To project their status. I think they think a small house sends a message of less fortunate or didn't do good in life. But I'm not sure.

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

@@FiveElements00 I believe that you're correct.

[@redlikewineagain697]

That's the beauty of being in the world, right? We don't all have the same dreams and aspirations. Personally, I'd rather have a beautiful and luxurious home because that is where I dwell. I like to dwell in luxury.

[@BrayZap]

It's funny cause I make a decently high amount more than most people and I live in a very normal sub 2000 sq ft home. I don't want to deal with all the maintenance and things of a gigantic house no idea why people love that so much. I'd rather not deal with it and you can have plenty in a 2k sq ft home

[@Albundy11373]

The white bottles of liquor is mautai. A very expensive liquor made from rice and wheat. It has an acquired flavor that most foreigners don’t like but it’s very popular in China.

[@eaunan]

Thank you so much for posting this -- Noah, you do an excellent walk-through!! It's always so easy to follow along and you don't leave stuff out! Plus, your camera is excellent and your videography equally so -- no shakes, blurs from moving the camera too fast -- the wide-view perspective of each room as well as the detail stuff. Thanks for blurring the photos, that's a good idea but it's also kinda neat that you showed the photos blurred, too. Anyway, well done. Great video. Very interesting house. I would have loved to have seen it new and with a family living in it.

[@nickawhite76]

I'm speechless. What a cheaply made expensive house. A mansion made with spec materials is a gross misuse of the power you have when you believe you're rich. This thing is insane,(-ly zero character, and has so many strange and useless spaces that all look the same.) and I recognized the Fu Dogs because I went to China with my mom on a business trip in 1986. (The Male has a ball under his paw, and the female has a pup under hers.), and I recognized the "Lazy Susan" table by the pool. The business meeting my mom had was at a table like that, where all of the family style entreés are on the small round in the center of the table that can spin around, and so it's a bit like a table buffet. and let's say that the dinner in the factory left an impression on my 10 year old brain - and palate! We need to keep traditional building techniques alive, though, really. Was this thing built in the 90's? It's giving me that vibe.

[@Bec3Bec]

Some of those boxes are worth money as well. Thank You for showing us the mansion and taking care to not mess things up

[@DCL26]

You did a nice respectful tour of that abandoned mansion, Noah. May the deceased RIP. As you brought us from room to room, I saw lots of things that could still bring money, i.e. the Gym Equipment, the Chairs, the heavy wooden doors, fireplaces, furniture throughout, and the spectacular chandeliers/railings. It has already been cleaned out, but there's still lots that can be sold at auction. The Entrance was underwhelming. Personally, none of it suited my taste.

[@cathyf.2672]

Excellent points you make, especially about the entrance and general appeal of the mansion. (Not for me either.) I am also concerned the creditors might junk instead of sell the remaining items, and repurposing the wooden cabinets, expensive marble and windows. I have seen contractors trash many valuable items to save their own time. To me that kind of waste is heartbreaking.

[@user-qr7sv6sc7d]

It should be converted to a place for higher learning; a place where spiritual conscious human beings can be gather, to contribute their time and effort in making the world a peaceful place to live. A place which can connect sincere people with noble morals... This world need this and we need to change how we live our life within and without.

[@ruthmusser4449]

The chandelier and marble topped table in the entry hooked me. The architecture and antiques are my passion. Thanks !

[@bribri95]

If water was left in the pool the mold makes sense. The humidity would be outrageous on a hot day creating a sauna pretty much. Everything would be soaked and that kind of damage would occur quicker than you think

[@candicel8290]

It’s crazy how people abandon houses and leave so much stuff behind.

[@AquaTech225]

Everything that was left was replaceable though. It didn’t seem to be any major things. Other than photo album. The rest was more less trash

[@candicel8290]

⁠@@AquaTech225Did you actually watch the video? I saw much more than a photo album. I saw a dining room set, a bed, exercise equipment, lots of furniture like couches and arm chairs, and that’s not even everything. A photo album? 😂😂

[@Seroxm13]

@@candicel8290even computers, TVs, monitors, etc.

[@caroleknappsmith9010]

An amazing manor. I really hate the idea that all that beautiful, salvaged. Worth all that mahogany, so expensive, the fireplace mantles and Chandlers so much could easily be salvaged. Blessings to you Noah. Please stay safe. 🎉👍😊

[@95KIPPIE]

Even if I was super wealthy, I still wouldn’t own a house this size! It’s just too much of a liability, and too much to keep track of. It’s just too much excess that’s wasted! And nothing but a show of wealth

[@queengee705]

.... TOO MUCH UP KEEP, as you can see .... things happen in life to people, one mishap someone gets sick and or passes away without having a backup plan or family member to take over can prove to be catastrophe 😢

[@Chaotic-Demise77]

I could never live in nor ever own a property like that. It's awesome there but, I can see what happened. Thinking about the costs of food, keeping the utilities going, upkeep, maybe paying a maid/janitor to help clean the place clean, maybe a cook to feed the family, payroll, etc. It can get to be too much and a LOT of work.

[@mgratk]

The butler manages the household staff.

[@judyashby3783]

Makes me want to clean it up

[@julierosa-mueller3664]

Loved the railings and most of the finishings inside the house. Great tour. But….a “bailiff” works in a court and keeps order in the court. A bondsman posts bonds and gets to keep the 10% or whatever amount the bond company requires up front to post the full bond. If a person skips, the bond company is out any money they did not collect up front. The bonds company might send a bounty hunter out to find the skip or seek other means to collect the debt but NO person or entity would have the legal right to ransack a home for valuables. There may have been squatters in the house. Someone obviously drank all the alcohol and put those bottles back. It has most likely been looted many times over. But thank you for the tour. Good job.

[@Nova.1]

Bailiffs also go out to do evictions.

[@Pamela_Meckley88]

I can't imagine the people living there drinking *that much* alcohol, unless they held lavish parties (the huge table with all the chairs and the huge pool point to that possibility - but I'm willing to bet that a lot of it got chugged after the family's departure. I would've loved to have sampled a little of whatever was in the white bottles with red ribbon - they spared no expense obviously (except when it came to the hired help) so I'm sure it was top shelf in China or somewhere in Asia (Oriental writing on bottle.) Maybe it was Baijiu (a strong liquor made from various grains) or Sake?

[@RescueALab08]

Agree!!

[@RescueALab08]

@@Pamela_Meckley88expensive sake!

[@DarkKnightBruce]

@@Nova.1 Nah, that's a Constable or Sheriff's Deputy.

[@tamtamj8787]

Very sad to see something so beautiful left to be destroyed.

[@user-fp4zg7qu5p]

Surely the county and state would know who last owned not only this house but other abandoned homes as well.

[@missiwilson5262]

This looks like a multi family home which is common for Asian families

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

No doubt about it 👍

[@lindahelmbrecht1248]

Looks like someone other than owners went through and made a mess!

[@scarlettmartinmd9131]

It's very sad. There are people out there that would love to have this home. Take great care of it as well.

[@debralynnbailey6527]

And even if a rich person that loved it could Restore it 🇺🇸❤️

[@michaelhester9230]

The moisture from the pool (when it was in use) could cause the fan blades to warp/droop downward. These were not the right type of fans for an indoor pool space.

[@user-ih8qm5dy3l]

Yes Mr science lol, you and me team up go from mansion to mansion bag and box up all the valuables and live like millionaires 😇 However I would not take things from a mansion where someone passed away though

[@marieb9447]

That mansion was fabulous, you can still see how elegant it was.

[@annettepurtle3757]

It’s such a shame that they will just throw all that away ! When people could use some of the stuff. 😮

[@goldfishninja8086]

Well, they probably didn’t have the option to take everything. Eviction? Maybe only have a day or a few hours to take what they can? When stuff like that are left behind it’s obviously shows they had to move out quick

[@GrCent]

That room in the basement were the indoor pool and gym is, there was a room with hot water heaters and stuff. Anyway that was the pool filtration and heating room. Remember those vents on the bench going around the pool? That's where the separate furnaces for those areas. What an incredible house. Thanks man.

[@rantingcommuter2258]

That was the most amazing explore yet! Well done Noah!

[@karencoleman6442]

It's so sad to see such a massive beautiful architectural masion be abandoned. This mansion is a beautiful place. Who ever lived here took for granted how blessed they were to have such a beautiful home. Just because they have money that does not mean you go out and buy a massive mansion just to leave it abandoned. There are many people who can not afford to buy a simple three or four bedroom house; not along a huge mansion. I would appreciate living in a simple home! Not along a baby mansion would be fine! I will appreciate it and fill it with love and love of family. There are to be a law written into law about protecting such homes from abandonedment and destruction and looting. The mansion can be save and be restored to it's original architectural beauty. The mansion deserves to be respected and preserved. I only hope that someone will buy the beautiful castle like mansion and gives it the love of appreciation. Maybe the mansion can become a hotel resort or something. My final statement is that we all are blessed to live in a homes or apartments. It's like it God's house he blessed us with. Because God blessed us to live in these homes. So to me all homes should be respected and appreciated no matter the size. Home should be a place of family, and love. It's perpairing us for the next level God's homes in heaven. ❤😊

[@rebeccaclee6799]

Love the huge dining table I once had dinner at one. The raised round centre of the table turned around so you could access all the dishes.

[@Conservchick854]

This vid was both fantastic and horrifying to me.... the beauty of the mansion, the sad story of what has happened there.

[@gregorylyon1004]

This was people living way above their means. Way way above. All of this excess doesn't give you one more day on this planet to live.

[@bunnymad5049]

I've just found your channel. It popped up. I love your narration; calm, curious, no fuss. So sad that the owner passed away and it looks like the family had to move. So, so sad. I so appreciated your sensitivity to the family's privacy, and respect for the person who passed. I have subbed. xxx

[@catdean828]

This is really cool. I don't care for the outside facade but the inside was very nice!

[@WilliamCollins-p5q]

That's cool.. but it's so sad to see such a beautiful home go to waste....😢

[@christineayala5535]

Omg after the master bedroom I have to take a break now. The house is so big!

[@margaretmestas1481]

This house just goes on and on- no real rhyme or reason, but I can imagine it was a beauty in it's hay day ❤

[@linmar2002]

This was an amazing explore thanks so much for sharing. Was this filmed in Canada or US. I hope someone buys this and brings it new life.

[@joselisboa7578]

Where this location??? please.

[@sarahintheuk5928]

I think this should be a lesson for everyone dreaming of living the highlife. Live within your means… 🙏🏼💚

[@marcussmith4913]

not if your Chinese they can afford to leave stuff.

[@sandrahunter5749]

Hi Noah from West Virginia USA 👋🇺🇲 I like watching your videos 👍😎 its sad this home is trashed and abandoned

[@carlosdeno]

It’s horrendous! surly soon to be demolished and something more pleasing to the eye constructed. Cool video 👍🏼

[@reneelibby4885]

I'm with you . tacky af

[@Just.J.00]

Incredible find! Never saw anything like it. I wonder why they saved all the empty wine bottles.

[@pjbeck6744]

Squatters.

[@beverleyoleary7351]

I'd say that someone entered the house & had a party with all of the wine 😊

[@khadjaissa222]

And I say wine bottles are recyclable.

[@loriepostlewaite162]

It’s a shame that it’s being let to rot like that it’s a little older but still a beautiful grand place sad to see it go to ruins like it is

[@fruitypie3219]

Looks like people ransacked the place, great video ❤stay safe

[@jayoue1515]

Did you get a clue of how old the man was who was found dead in the kitchen? The father or grandfather of the baby and young children? It is so beautiful! The pool area is amazing. Some serious games of mahjong played at that table with about 16 chairs!! The help had a nice bathroom but that bedroom is tiny considering! Beautiful views! You were very respectful!! Thanks for the tour!!

[@lucygargasz]

Bare drywall is very susceptible to mold, especially if it’s not green board or yellow board.

[@cryptopeter1]

Very interesting contact Noah. Thanks for being respectable to the people. Everyone struggles with something, eh? Cheers. Peter in Palm Beach ❤

[@JohnShinn1960]

Much enjoyed this explore and livechat Noah! Yet to rewatch! 🤠👍

[@katlhp957]

Definitely one of the most unique structures I've seen. The inside is exquisite! On my list of favorites for sure! Thank you for sharing a great video & wonderful place! Take care, stay safe & God bless! xoxo 💞 Kat

[@clairefunnell8481]

Beautiful manor. Too bad it was trashed. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@alwaysthesleepless1]

I think the place looks ransacked. There must be more of a story about the owner who died. Very interesting video.

[@DarkKnightBruce]

Yeah, burglary gone wrong when owner was executed and the place ransacked by the burglars.

[@christianehemmick]

Beautiful home it looks like people have rummaged through the house after the people left.

[@Munizjr1986]

We live in a pretty big house now and only use a few of the rooms. Never again once we sell. It just becomes too much.

[@OGCHuila]

Which of the rooms do you find unnecessary?

[@Munizjr1986]

@@OGCHuila second living room and two extra bedrooms.

[@OGCHuila]

@@Munizjr1986 I see thanks; that makes sense how a 2nd living room could get less usage. And without the 2 extra bedrooms, would you still keep a spare bedroom for visitors?

[@Munizjr1986]

@@OGCHuila we been here seven years, and have never had company overnight. My lady and I are older and stay to ourselves. A lot less drama in our lives we’ve realized.

[@OGCHuila]

@@Munizjr1986 Thank you. I hear you. When you first moved in did you have other family members with you? How/ what had you planned to utilize the extra bedrooms?

[@gregorylyon1004]

The owner probably had a heart attack when he got his first heating bill in the mail for the house. OMG

[@OGCHuila]

Last calendar turn is March 2021, they may have been their since the beginning of the pandemic. Not a bad place to quarantine.

[@JackRusselMan]

This is a crazy house to abandon. I would never want a house that big that's way too much up keep a lot to maintain.

[@cathyf.2672]

Absolutely. It's too big, and I am not of a fan of the floor plan or architectural style.

[@brendasilver604]

Wow this is so amazing I would love to live there!❤

[@saricadouglas5469]

So sad that the young children were shuffled along in the family's uprooting as they went on the run..I'm so scared for the kids

[@Froghair75]

Does anyone else hear someone else in the house here n there, sounds like they say, “ you’re gonna die “ halfway through, have heard it 3x now, an eerie voice. Was anyone else there with you?

[@christyrouse4081]

Yes I heard it too!

[@johansomeone1948]

I also heard it.

[@haroldbalde6068]

at 32:40 Yes its there

[@Travelin_Gal]

Yes, there WAS someone else in the house. You hear him in the distance quite a few times and he is seen outside at the end of the video.

[@debstewart2874]

I hope this place is restored, it's absolutely stunning.

[@clubgus07]

Noah your very calm cool and collected didnt panic even though you say were nervous this is a great trait of yours. In summary this is how i saw it from your Pov like Cluedo the game in Cluedo the mansion an old patriarch MR X of the family possibly someone cashed up died of natural causes in the kitchen. It looks like the family fled back to a asian country possibly of christian belief maybe Vietnam during Covid19 times Mar 2021 when the borders were closing in most countries and plane travel was like a waiting list the death was probably Covid related as Covid affects different people in different ways. And i think they saw the opportunity to up and go like so many mansions capsules like these. It looks like every master bedroom was self contained each had a ensuite and a wet bar cabinet. Btw thank you for showing the back garage come Backyard shed where the pool is and it makes sense a garden mower and all the pool chemicals were stored. That swimming pool is big enough to have indoor swimming training sessions i totally agree i can see parents sitting around the pool area watching their kids learn to swim. Anywho it seems all that rich stuff on the floor maybe a mix of counterfeit and real stuff they could also be spending the inheritance of the late patriarch, finally one of those rooms was supposed to be a Ballroom some explorers have large concluded the only room big and grand enough was the pool room perhaps they had a false floor placed over the pool to make a ballroom. Thanks for the tour keep the great work going Noah.🎉🎉

[@clubgus07]

@@mustangsallie that’s it perhaps the body of the patriarch needed to be transported back to Asia so the overseas relatives could have a open casket funeral upon the wishes to be buried in their country of birth. Obviously they didn’t want to be cremated in Canada and taken back on the plane so they took the opportunity when they could. Case closed and now the family are back i hear and have cleaned up the mess.

[@user-ud6tz8tr8l]

Is so sad to see this beautiful castle abandoned this way ithink a person was hanging around.

[@xitsmedianax]

Beautiful home! The designs on the railings, wooden floors and stairs, wine cellar and indoor pool (my fave,)! Just WOW! The family must've did a lot of entertaining bc the home sure fits the description. If I had owned a home like that I'd be entertaining every other weekend! 😊

[@ETA555]

The roof of that building is a big problem 38:22 I bet that was leaking in water many years before the guy even was dead.

[@cynthiamatthews]

I think you did an excellent job with this tour. Commenting on things your viewers might miss, such as the LED lights, is great. (You'd probably be a wonderful teacher. You seem to have a knack for it, and yes, I was a teacher.)

[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

Subscribed as soon as you started a back story♡Thank you!I love it when the back stories are included.And you should always have protection going to places so you can defend yourselves. This home is absolutely beautiful! Its sad that it wasnt loved by the right people

[@pennyupson6000]

I think if they owed millions and were most likely given plenty of time to pay up or evacuate by a certain date. They were probably police escorted from the property and forced to leave everything behind because the property and contents is now owned by the leasing company.

[@zoidmo3388]

the guts of harddrive taken out ..um fishy evidence of ?. In appearance they chose flight vs fight (silly rich ppl would hate prison) makes me question everything, including death investigative reports. Perhaps they were given an option pay up with decades of court appearances & questionable death & business investigation OR get the hell out of the country on the next flight. Saves the courts of all kinds of problems if they were of reputable name only but horrible principles & business morals. There is a countless scenarios that ppl --including myself on what has happened here in this home. I think they were crooks living the high life until they got caught. lol

[@pennyupson6000]

@@zoidmo3388 I couldn’t agree more. I’ve thought the same. They just hung in there as long as they could until getting out was all they could do. What a bunch of crooks.

[@boobook3884]

​@@pennyupson6000 agree chinese are some of the dirtiest business people no morals no code of rigjt or wrong seen it MANY times

[@boobook3884]

Tacky tvs in bathroom cords hanging out total trash people

[@roshandawilson8313]

That home definitely have tons of potential. A good throw out with all the trash, fix the mold issue which could cost thousands on thousands but I think it could be saved. It's a beautiful home

[@kezzabell8123]

Whoever designed this house, has exquisite taste

[@marcussmith4913]

ya except that wood color... dark wood decor does not go with modern.

[@thatonegirl4676]

@@marcussmith4913 There's lots of dark wood in larger homes.

[@marcussmith4913]

@@thatonegirl4676 was the style in the 90s now is more grey and white not dark

[@vicj9256]

I think it is tacky, 1980's and not very tasteful, tbh.

[@germainepaul1903]

Well that definitely leaves alot of questions unanwersed. what a MASSIVE HOME. Enjoyed the walk through thank you for the tour.

[@testedtried1233]

It seems as if the last tenants had no discipline or even accountability of their responsibilities.

[@toddhill4243]

It is a very sad sight. The Family was large with the grandfather being the rich man. He died and the family struggled but also lived off the there Grandmothers money until it was gone. They dodged the bill collectors until it came to an end. midnight run.

[@pellepp9628]

Totally waste of money😮just because you have money does not mean you have to go crazy.

[@Bluerose888]

I agree!

[@RescueALab08]

Right!!

[@darlanguyen]

This is an absolutely insane house. Wow.....what it must've been like to live here. The designer bosex and wine bottles are crazy!!! Nice find!! Thank you for showing us this castle/house. 😊💯

[@judegabbard2081]

This is a beautifully designed structure. The layout is great and even the exterior kitschiness is great. I would have loved to have seen the interior in the 70s before it was murdered out in Lowes grade finishes.

[@janineflores4416]

Absolutely stunning work on the designs of the castle and you capture it beautifully! Thanks for sharing your work! 👍

[@mattcan69]

HA !! i lived across the road from this house for 10 years .. ( i can prove it as i know the street names for obvious reasons) .. it was always very questionable ... rarely saw anyone there . Gatehouse looks like the house just for proof of knowledge :) I also know about the house that used to be north of this one ..

[@rp3741]

That's weird that you rarely saw anyone there. Seems like it would be a house packed with people.

[@elizabethwells6748]

What is the story of the house north of this one?

[@mattcan69]

@@elizabethwells6748 Ahh the house that was north of here was also abandoned due to overstretched budget , homeowner left the house and rented it to a bunch of shady folks who grew tremendous amounts of ganja in the house prior to it being legal in Ontario ..

[@manuelaoliveira5622]

7)m

[@susanferraro897]

How many times is he going to say insane ?

[@Cindy-gu3jv]

The interior was beautiful but it did not feel warm and cozy anywhere in the house, just a cold feeling. Great find though.

[@sparkygrl8557]

I would think anyone legit coming there to take anything of value to sell would have taken the furniture to.Enjoyed watching!

[@lindahelmbrecht1248]

I like these videos….I try to figure out why people just get up and leave, other than debt! Mysterious!

[@lindahelmbrecht1248]

The fan blades were made that way. I’ve seen ones like that at different places, Lowes, Menards, etc.

[@cathyf.2672]

Maybe illegal to sell furniture that was exposed to black mold.

[@sparkygrl8557]

@@cathyf.2672 You are probably right!Did not think of that.

[@user-vo3rf9we1w]

Everything inside looks so beautiful the wood the marble the fireplace everything nice the furniture. Oh my gosh the chandelier is probably 10,000 of 20,000 beautiful house is still intact. Except the pool areas only damage that is.

[@redlikewineagain697]

Being the cosmetic junkie that I am, I would have loved to have seen the cosmetics, shampoos, conditioners, skin care items, perfumes, and the like. Why weren't those zoomed in on and read aloud? 😀 Anyone know what those products were in the shower?? Inquiring minds want to know.

[@hunterjumper5892]

Loved the column support in the middle of the pool...destroys the value of the pool and is an obvious architectural/design flaw of the highest degree. Solution was easy. The support joist should have been an iron I-beam or sistered light gauge aluminum pocketed into support columns that could have been concealed at either end. Sad.

[@lynnegulbrand2298]

Sad that most of the time there are vandals that go in vacant houses and trash them. It’s sickening. They need to be arrested and jailed. You should have worn a mask with all that mold you’re breathing in.

[@Eyesorecrymore]

He isn't a vandal, but I don't think he was in there legally.

[@cezexploresvlogs]

I love the interior design all throughout the house. Cez from Philippines

[@dianethompson6804]

Why do people build such a beautiful place and then not keep it up?

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

Some people's priorities are strange

[@candacewhitfield9603]

Or they have unforeseen life events. You never know.

[@liz4507]

So sad. I remember watching a video of this house, about the people that owned it, how they'd built parts of it and used it as a theme park type venue. Teaching about medieval living, renaissance experience, etc.

[@kimmyball4961]

Its strange that its only been unoccupied for two years, looks like a lot longer 😊

[@antoniabaker6199]

Gorgeous place

[@willf5768]

The bad smell in abandoned buildings not properly closed up the sink and toilet shower etc water in them evaporates and allows sewer gases to enter the home making the stinky septic sewer smell. The normal way to close a house would be to put a RV antifreeze for plumbing in the toilet sinks shower traps etc.

[@cathyf.2672]

I can't believe Noah walked into the stinky bathroom to see what was stinky. Hope he is OK and didn't get sick from it.

[@willf5768]

@@cathyf.2672 I'm sure he's OK his nose hairs maybe not 😆 but if you breathe enough methane it could make you sick and even kill you if you're exposed to long.