The Abandoned Home Of An Eccentric Untouched And Frozen In Time

[@tazzie2shoos]

I loved that birds nest on the top of that wooden archway. Jess did great with her walk through and narrating 💜💜

[@forgottenfurbabies3315]

The plants look like Bromeliads but I’m not sure cause it was not clear enough. I just can’t believe they leave these places to rot when there are so many homeless people in the world. There should be a charity that would accept these places to reuse for homeless people. Not counting the antiques could be sold to make the homes into multi family home. The dead rat in the bed reminded me of a funny story. My husband and I lived in Dallas Texas and rats are big there! We were having our window screens repaired and my husband liked fresh air so he opened the window at night for a few days when I noticed rat droppings in the kitchen one day. We had four cats so I thought there was no way a rat would come in but sure enough one night a rat jumped on our bed when we were asleep and landed on my husband who woke up screaming. The rat was huge and took off into our hallway. We tried to find it and get it out but couldn’t so the next day I went to Home Depot and bought some huge sticky rat traps that we placed strategically on the window sill. Sure enough we caught the rat which fell off the windowsill onto the floor and my husband and I were standing on the bed freaking out. My badass husband who is definitely a manly man looks at me and said get rid of it! What??? Me??? This huge rat was still alive & biting at everything it could reach with huge yellow teeth. The cats wouldn’t get anywhere near it. Well, I’ve been a Tomboy all my life so I get off the bed and get a huge trash bag and a broom. I pushed this rat into the bag with the broom and took it out to the bin. Mind you, I’m an animal lover but there was no way in hell I was going to try & save that rat! He looked like a mutant from the New York City sewers! Needless to say the screens were put back on the windows ASAP !! It was horrible but funny long afterwards thinking about my tough husband telling me to get it! 🤣

[@leafyrivers943]

really enjoyed Jess walking around chatting on her own. Such fun

[@nannyofmany8315]

Stunning place. Loved the whole thing. Jess really made it with her ‘what is it under that sack, oh shit it moved!!!’ Run away. Lovely to se Jess filming more and she is a good narrator too. Loved it 🥰💜🤗😁 much love both x

[@Arnie10101]

A mix of beauty and total decay! Excellent explore! Loved your solo at the end, Jess! I enjoyed that. Surely it was a pig!

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

Love the atmosphere already, well done. Looking forward to this adventure 😀. 🖐😘👍

[@jillhusband3567]

Great place jess is so funny, need more from her

[@etery-terrymayzlin8738]

Guys, it's an amazing home. If it was standing abandoned in the U.S. with all those Artifacts inside, everything would be stolen for sure. Just beautiful. 👍👍👍

[@kresleyc5700]

I loved the little bit at the end where Jess was showing us the outside and came across the mystery animal in the hay lol Great video guys!

[@if-fan]

Excellent exploration, as always!! 👍👍👍

[@debbielucas4009]

Awesome video I really like how she explains things and her awesome personality love it keep it up good job one of the best

[@mynx369]

The places just keep getting better and better! Every time I think you’ve been in the best one by far...your next one ends up topping the previous one!! Such a stunningly gorgeous estate!! 🥰🥰💖💖

[@ManchesterMudlarks]

aways a fab video , great camera work, lovely place for videoing, one of the best explores todate , keep up the great work guys

[@barbbowen3572]

Loved your "Solo" Explore Jess!...Hybrid Lemons to Mysterious Creatures hidden in the Hay!!!...Great to see another Beautiful Home with You...TY!...Take Good Care, Sam&Jess, Karl & Luke!...👍😄🌹!...

[@trudiemead9896]

What a great place, beautiful home (if you could see through the decay and trashing). I absolutely lived all the old photos, actual smiling faces in some of these and the lovely wedding photo. Also I noticed they took many pics standing around the same chair. Yes it was lace making samples not embroidery. They were obviously into different business ventures including wine making! Did Sam go AWOL for the last part? Great job though Jess, loved your commentary and especially when you found the animal… so sweet and funny. Great video guys 💜

[@Cheetoluv]

The long table in the basement was more than likely a place for workers to sit and eat at lunch or dinner time after a days work was done. Many workers and owners were cordial and friendships.

[@janelovesy2399]

What an Amazing place !! Fascinating ! Loved it !Thank you !!

[@morgannlefay13]

What a beautiful ole place. Totally agree that it is so sad to see it decay. Love the old furniture you guys find. Would love some furniture like this for when my place is fixed. Hope the oranges/lemons(lemonade) was good. Thank you Jess for your share, love to here your sweet voice telling some story too. Be safe you guys. Blessed Be.

[@therandoms.enoughsaid.1662]

29;30 that chair with the adjustable headrest is for getting your photo taken on, over a hundred years ago you had to sit still for ages when getting a pic taken hence the headrest.

[@NIBELVALDEZ]

Woo awesome place

[@signal98]

❤ congratulations! 🎉 90+ thousand

[@tonistinchcomb6247]

You guys never disappoint. Great exploration. Wow that photo of the standing woman and man seated was weird. His knees came up to the middle of her thighs. He must have been extremely tall and she had to be very short. Did you guys notice that?

[@kellyAL]

Was in bed early I have fibromyalgia and arthritis it’s giving me jip and at the mo I’m having alot of pain we’re my gallbladder is I’m due to have it removed please don’t think I’m being ignorant..great video love you guys xxx

[@fatnmoody]

It was nice to spend time with just Jess

[@spritelass6712]

The cloth pieces in the scrap book on the bench are lace tatting. They were either pattern samples or someone was learning how to tat. I had an elderly great aunt who knew how to tat. I still have a whole tablecloth she had made during WWII. It's kind of like crochet only really tiny. Hopefully it's not a dead art and someone out there knows how to do it.

[@annaassk7138]

In real sad state, agree, what a waste of these old lovely pieces

[@wendybookboo639]

Loved that beautiful place .it's got charm and character. Would have loved to have seen what it looked liked years ago .Enjoyed it much love 💖

[@amyeteel5379]

Amazing 😲

[@ManchesterMudlarks]

Did you notice the studded chair in all those old pictures was in the corner of the room next to you around 13 min mark

[@jessiegarcia5160]

I bet in there time it was a grand house, to live in, I bet they would sit down and enjoy a glass of wine and talk about anything and enjoying the night air in there face it much of been beautiful.

[@tony40400]

They made port as well has wine then

[@mynx369]

I don’t understand how so many fabulous places are just left with everything intact inside to rot away. So many seem to go this route. What happened? Is there really no family at all left, even distant relatives to inherit these places?? It’s so sad that people spent their lives collecting things that meant a lot to them and all of their family photos as well are now just left to rot or be vandalized or stolen. Such a pity!

[@pauloandrade9650]

Amazing this is in Portugal 👍

[@lisaw8306]

6:48 that pic…!! either that man was a Giant or the lady was quite small!

[@tony40400]

Sire liked their wine

[@kelleycolvin5632]

I’ve noticed all those places usually have so many trunks

[@bruceborowski1100]

you can graft different kind of citrus fruit onto a tree.........they do the same with apples ..you can have 2 or 3 different kinds of apples on the same tree... I use to work in a nursery ............

[@DrStrangeSpock]

Almost always in any explorer tour as in this one, the Grandfather clock mechanisms are taken by someone leaving only the wood. I can only think they are selling all the brass as scrap metal or some clock repair people are using the parts. Very Strange.

[@yvemclean4458]

That's called a 'red hot poker' plant in Australia.

[@cathleensteele6808]

Who takes care of the animals? Great video!! Loved it!!

[@josephineocurry1371]

What a shame to see it today love the content guys

[@kelleycolvin5632]

They probably planted the citrus trees next to each other and they grew into each other

[@vicenteaugustosouza5709]

Goodnight. I am subscribed to your channel and would like to know why the heirs of this property do not put it up for sale. Someone may be interested and restore this wonderful property. Thank you friends. Vincent Augusto de Souza. Brazil

[@WyboGamErs]

We used to call the plant Red Hot Pokers

[@shaungowen]

@35:45roughly 416 bottles that one wall can hold

[@tinichiatowner1241]

Pretty sure the lemons were grafted to the orange tree. It can be done.

[@scottforney292]

What a junky place. Probably not the safest place to explore. That was a lot of wine. Good explore.

[@alisonbeswick3971]

At about 5.12ish you can hear muffled talking in the background

[@j-man699]

I see so much money!

[@wandajenkins3322]

Picture of man in hallway looks like he was with the mofia!

[@FlowersHereGrow]

In gilded bygone days...

[@michelleibbitson1205]

The plant outside was an Aloe . Loved the video Sam and Jess especially Jess being spooked by the animal under the hay 😀 The Orange tree would have had a lemon shoot/branch grafted on to it when it was young years ago. ❤

[@martinsallenger5526]

Hi Sam and jess yet another lovely location and beautiful house,can't believe how much antique stuff just left lying around and very surprised no one has stolen the lot,you would wonder where the family is, with lot's of photos of people,has to be some family left,that wine was something else,great explor as always thanks for sharing

[@EffortlessLH]

I would love to have seen this once beautiful home back when it was at its best. I like the rich reds and all the ornate tiles they used in their decoration. Quite the opulent home, it’s like the very essence of the family is still there. I love the layouts in these Portuguese homes it’s so interesting!! Thank you once again Sam and Jess for a fist class explore! Xx

[@nitatucker7628]

Great explore! Jess did a great job too.. really loved it.. just some trivia.. the book Jess liked with the embroidery appears to be lace making which was called tatting and also some fine crocheting in the sewing box.. very hard and beautiful work! Thank you for this beautiful video❤

[@rubycasey2713]

The wall paper in this house was once beautiful love this video thanks for this explore.

[@williamlloyd3769]

Perfect setting for Edgar Allan Poe’s "The Fall of the House of Usher"

[@emmabolstridge7214]

Loved Jess’s little lone explore 😂👍

[@tinasmith1259]

Amazing old place, its a shame its left to decay. I wish the little piggy had come out of the hay for you Jess save you running backwards and forwards, you would have made a new friend if you gave it a orange off the tree lol. Really enjoyed the video as always, you take care and stay safe xx

[@claireb4259]

The part I especially enjoyed was Jess's solo performance. Sam you're out of a job!

[@michellerobinson1318]

The flowers are called Red Hot Pokers

[@shonnymisadventures8731]

Really great explore and loved jess filming and narrating. Have fun, keep safe ❤️

[@kimtompkins8714]

Wow love 💘 old days goods and there pigs who looking after animals there Wish somebody it keep make show room don't let rot crumble Thanks guys show us amazing places

[@blwolz8772]

Great intro. I'm all set up and waiting.

[@helenlesley5456]

The picture on the wall just before half way mark of the man in the suit, reminds me of Whitney, Amber Heard’s sister called Whitney

[@hahomy]

Great video guys loved this one, it went on and on that place was massive, loved Jess narrating 👍🤘💖look forward to the next one xx

[@andrewcruikshank2336]

The plant in question is Kniphofia - Red Hot Poker, they grow really well in the UK, especially around the coast 😊

[@claireb4259]

Thanks, I wondered what they were as they grew in my gran's garden in Southsea, Hampshire.

[@pennyblackstamp]

Such a beautiful place it has very ornate details thank you for closeup shots. Electro therapeutic devices are used in alternative therapy for pain, wound healing it is believed to help with neurological disorders but there is no certain proof of efficacy Lovely wildlife encounters! Thanks guys 😊❤️🐷xx

[@stephenspark9358]

Another great artistic offering from truly awesome cinematographers!!!

[@wondergranny2299]

You need to explore a nonabandoned barber shop.

[@deborahschroeder763]

Cool explore! Many old photos they were cool to see! The wooden archways were beautiful! That doorknob was very beautiful never seen one like that before! Good job at filming Sam and Jess! Never saw a tree that grew oranges and lemons together! God only knows what was under that hay your brave Jess! Thank you for sharing this with us enjoyed it a lot!

[@rubycasey2713]

I heard that strange noise too don't know what it was but I bet there is ghosts there.

[@Jacquie571]

What an amazing place, so sad to see all the personal stuff scattered around, how can they let a place like that rot? The antiques inside were great….Thankyou so much for showing us, keep em coming, love you and Jess all the way from Adelaide South Australia 🇦🇺 xoxox

[@bloodwolf1968]

Great exploration. Jess did a great job as did Sam.

[@trev5573]

"Guy looks like Frankenstein" hahaha geez

[@EffortlessLH]

This looks very interesting! Can’t wait as usual!!! Xx

[@shelbeeray]

You can graft different species onto the same base tree. That’s how you can get oranges and lemons on one tree.

[@Floating_Lotus]

The plant is a Red or Orange Rocket 👍🏻

[@frankiekelley4486]

Hi Sam & Jess ~ Another beautiful home left to conquer the years of decay , I can only imagine how this home was when it was luv’d and lived in ‘ so beautiful! Thanks you two for an absolutely beautiful vid once again 🤍

[@Crangaso]

Another great one - Y'all stay killing the urban exploration videos!

[@steveclark6190]

Red-hot poker - Kniphofia

[@tony40400]

Thank you guys, another superb video😊😊😊 stay safe and well👍

[@kimberlybates6261]

Loved the explore. I laughed when Jess said, " This must be where the husband went when he was bad." I think pretty much there was probably a pig in that barn. Probably napping. They will chase you.

[@tony40400]

So that's what happened to ratty

[@davexvs]

the plants were red hot pokers

[@Kiz552]

That plant is a red hot poker

[@chrisblack8390]

I loved that place. The basement was my favorite. It's ceiling wood was really different. The wooden beams looked curved. The moving hay pile was funny an scary. Thanks. That was great.

[@eppityrrell8236]

Looks like someone climbing over the hedge at 39:36 great job Jess...I would have had a heart attach if I came across whatever that was moving in the hay your so brave 😘

[@debbie5618]

Absolutely loved Jess solo explore and chat at the end. You should do more! Shame we didn't find out what was in the hay! Always think your very brave traveling and exploring with all the boys!

[@beckyhowarth4359]

This place must have been so beautiful once 😢💕 Love those tiles in the bathroom and kitchen 🥰 Thanks guys Another great bando

[@joanfether8749]

It's a shame someone destroyed the place. It must have been beautiful back in its hayday . Jess you did a great job on the basement and the outside 👏

[@margaretquirey5972]

The front doors were awesome with the arch and stained glass, as well as the other arched doorways. I learned recently that when there is a 'settee' or a bench, that is in the hall by the stairway, it is called a gossip bench. I always like the old photos... my Dad was born in 1902, so it makes me realize the things he witnessed as time evolved. The furniture in these places are always so beautiful, along with the vases and rugs. The old pedestal Singer sewing machine is so classic... my Mother had one. On a different note, the rooster in the background was priceless! lol And to finish my lengthy comment, Jess, you did good on your own in the cellar and following footage! Just wish we could've seen what critter was in the barn! Much love from Texas!

[@kiwigirl5634]

My Husband and I were like.... every corner you guys turned...... were just like......"Whaooo.... AWESOME!! 🤯🤯❤️

[@stephenspark9358]

You can graft several types of citrus on a single root stock .root stock is usually trifoliate orange.Just as you can graft plums,peaches and nectarines on the same root stock. and you can graft several types of apples on the same root stock. A fruit tree study group will teach you all there is to know about fruit production if you are interested.

[@lindamesa5122]

Wow what a place! I could spend a month just looking at the pictures and documents! That crazy basement with a bathroom and that huge table I bet they took all the good wine but they left a lot!!! Well done Jess great filming!!!

[@stephenspark9358]

The Orange flowering plant is an Aloe, Aloe humilis 'Hedgehog Aloe'

[@lynnlee9071]

Well guys,another superb mansion.Shame about the trashing.I think the bush outside,we used to call them"Red hot pokers".Not sure of the Latin name!Thank you Sam&Jess. Experience must have been fantastic.✨💯%.Jess commentary great.Ho by the way I love piggies too,so sweet.🐷🍊🥭Thank you💞Love Lynn

[@lotusdolphin]

Hello loveies!!! Were they farmers? Were they selling wine? Whatever they did they did it well! It definitely looks like they had to hurry and get out though. Was he in some sort of mafia? They didn’t even have time to pack one of the trunks and take them out. BoyI bet that place was amazing when it was in its heyday. I don’t think it’s longed for this world. There were certainly some incredible artifacts. Thank you guys so much for this one. Loads of fun. I love you Jess going off on your own. I was kind of curious to see what was under the hay as well. But you’re right probably a little piggy. So much fun. You never did see the cat. You never know what kind of riffraff you’re gonna run into LOL dark arts running around there lol. You too take care of each other. I’m giving you each big hugs and sending my love.💜🤟🏻😎🍀

[@richardsmith6074]

Oh yeah Kool aid Sam and Jesse double cheers! Omg so many. Yikes I'm toasted. Lol All in good fun mates If you don't know the game one sip for cobweb comments 2 for oh yeah. Cheers!🐟

[@jeannesampson548]

Hello Sam and Jess from The Hocking Hills, Ohio USA. So you were commenting on the toilet paper everywhere. The fact is all those blue pots with lids, they had dirt or ashes in them. They would sprinkle lyme in them. Those are potty pots. Some call them chamber maid pots. Probably used before they had toilets. Maybe why they were mainly upstairs in the old part. They would keep one in each bedroom and usually empty them daily. And I believe that place outside with all the green water in it was where they would first dump the grapes. I absolutely love you video's. I don't know what more beautiful, the properties or the two of you. The accents are lovely. You are absolutely adorable. 💙💜💐

[@davidcohen-crumpton5032]

Great video of a cool place. I like it when Jess took over in the wine making cellar. Really nice. No telling what was in the haystack. Lol

[@philstock7719]

Wow I've just watched it and it was brilliant very decayed but that is the beauty of it. So keep up the good work boys and girls lol