Stunning 186 Year Old Heritage Home ABANDONED In the Woods! POWER STILL ON?!?!

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Nice home. Such a shame. Great explore!!!😊😊😊

[@karensinden6149]

Congratulations 🎊 to 83 000 subscribers 🎉

[@BuckJones1909]

Beautiful house! The wooden floors look like they were just cleaned!

[@rantingcommuter2258]

What a nice old house, love the extra wide door frames and window sills. Great find!

[@sandrahunter5749]

Hi Noah from West Virginia USA 🇺🇲 I like watching your videos 👍😎

[@clairefunnell8481]

Ah nice house Noah. I like the original part the most. Nice and old and the big ceiling beams. Nice and big master bedroom too.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@debbiestoyles1141]

Absolutely love the beams on the ceiling

[@peggymiller9064]

Noah, you make me laugh with the spiders!! Those were just house spiders. I live in the country and get quite a few. I play with them and name them. I even got used to wolf spiders. I'm teaching my great son not to be afraid of them. Someone could have a cleaning crew in then just move in with a few fixes. Very nice!!

[@normanfletcher8332]

Wow, Wow, Noah you really found a beauty. So hope it's saved. Loved the Autumn painted wall in the one room.. Go easy on the spiders, LOL..

[@karensinden6149]

Hi Noah, I hope you are doing well...another incredible find... beautiful home

[@doglvr895]

Loved this! Pretty sure that yellow fireplace cover comes off too...kind of looked like you could slide it up and then pull toward you. Keep up the great work!

[@sassysue6472]

Beautiful house!! The beveled glass in that front door….absolutely gorgeous. Those old houses were so well built that they can be lived in for centuries-literally. Unfortunately working fireplaces, while beautiful, suck the heat out of the room so they aren’t very energy efficient. That’s probably why these were walled off. You find such great places to explore.

[@joangravel2436]

Thanks that was another awesome house

[@nickbakker6963]

Beautiful old farmhouse Noah! Thanks for taking us along on this adventure!!

[@pattichambers5202]

Beautiful thank you!

[@deneasedenson6668]

Love the house! Thanks for sharing!

[@gillwyatt8103]

Poor spiders - they get such bad press! Try to imagine, Noah, what you must look like to them!!!😂 Gill 🇬🇧

[@angeladavis2299]

The bottle of "Burga Orange" says: " Delicious refreshing Fruit juice Drink of recognized quality and choice taste. We guarantee the use of only the best crystal sugar and careful observation of a hygienic flawless production" This drink was only manufactures from the early to middle of the 20th century. I am German and have never heard of this brand. The swing top cap is most likely made of porcelain. The little white niche in the hallway was a phone nook

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Very cool 😎🆒 beautiful place love that they left a lot of the old charm man the size of the master bedroom you think they would have put a bigger bathroom

[@nicoleturgeon-courchesne2212]

This one, by far, is my favorite. Loved the doors, the glass door knobs, and the whole overall look of the place. It has a homy feel to it. Thanks

[@lauriepearce]

In a certain way, this is a cozy home, but, it would have been crazy expensive to heat....as I saw base-board heating in some rooms!!! Either way, I bet there were some fond memories shared throughout the years from whomever lived there!!

[@denisewatson5295]

What a nice old farm house 🏠. I love everything about this place.

[@cruizzer77]

This house is gorgeous, I love the the original as well as the 60s parts. The way in which the few furniture is arranged and the fact that power is on makes me believe that the house once was or probably still is for sale. You wouldn't want to show a house to potential buyers with power off. Either it hasn't sold in a long time and they stopped tidying up at one point or it has sold and the new owners failed to do anything with it. I think both fireplace covers are removable to have a fire if desired.

[@dawndeany9645]

Love your videos you do

[@beckielloyd8321]

Noah, almost to 100k ! You’re gonna make it… I enjoy the houses you show us, this farmhouse was so beautiful!

[@sallybutton6237]

Greetings from across the pond Noah 🙋🏻‍♀️🇬🇧 I really enjoy the way you present your videos, you have a very relaxed manner plus you give plenty of info about the houses & the objects inside. I did notice a few influences from the 1920’s-30’s Art Deco period such as the basin in the bathroom & the Terrazzo flooring that you called lino. This home is definitely a jumble of many different eras. Like you Noah my favourite season is Autumn/fall..Keep up the good work & be safe..looking forward to your next adventure 👍😎⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@genefogarty5395]

Vinyl composite tiles, terrazzo is a poured floor.

[@sallybutton6237]

@@genefogarty5395Gene, you are right! Thanks for correcting me, I learn something everyday from people kind enough to reply to my comments 👍

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Another sad place it was someones dream house and now it's abandoned

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

Hello Noah from Oklahoma USA love your videos What a beauty the wide window sills the hardwood floors the whole house.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@jamesmccreery9833]

17:04, cool to see encyclopedias still out there. Not sure if they even print them anymore

[@nicoletanis3703]

Noah, thanks for that nice virtual tour! 👏

[@NunYa-BizNess4960]

That little nook by the stairs was for the phone.

[@karrie1377]

They don’t build houses like they used to. Love the transoms all the doors. The fireplaces were great as were the fireplace covers. Love the room with the beams the best including the wallpaper. I’ve seen this house before but there’s always a new perspective. Really like the deep windowsills and the deep doorways. Wish walls could talk. Really hope this house is saved and restored. I would love to live there. Thank you Noah for sharing this unique house!

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I love that rug going up the stairs ❤

[@leisaderbyshire]

Great find, love the details.

[@JohnShinn1960]

I bet the table 8:03 with the crooked legs tips over easily. I'll call this one Noah's Ye Olde Spider House. Thanks for the tour Noah! 🤠👍

[@user-randi1987]

I like the old farmhouse better, not crazy about the 60s remodel. Would take a lot to update that. Thanjs, Noah

[@cynthiacleaver9742]

Love this house!!! I could live here-without the water damage. The basement was pretty creepy!! Thanks for sharing!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@monicakoenig5921]

I really enjoyed this exploration, my favorite was the mural 😎

[@laurelstewart4264]

Any history on the home? Hydro will be cut if payment not made and house would be sold if property taxes not current. Good to see it's not vandalized

[@bettybrown8534]

If they chose a different type of heating for the house, as I noticed a big vent, it would be better to cap off the fireplace as a lot of cold air comes through that fireplace.

[@bettybrown8534]

My favorite seasons are Spring, Fall and Winter

[@sewndebisdream6953]

Enjoyed it😊

[@JerrieLegree]

The foyer stone floor is called flagstone

[@susanmeredith4958]

So clean for an abandoned house

[@redneckbryon]

Knob and Tube wiring is actually still legal, as long as it's not encased in insulation. But if you are doing renovations you must replace it. There's no way a house would be abandoned just because of Knob and Tube. The electrical around the fuse boxes is 60 - 70, most likely the house was upgraded when they built the addition, all of it still legal and works perfectly fine as long as it's not aluminum mixed with copper on the same circuit.

[@FeverDreamVideo]

Hey Noah! I see that you've chosen a great house for an explore, once again! I really love that fall mural and I'd love to have that exact mural in some room of my dream house. I think I even remember seeing that mural in a friend's house way back in the 80's. No kidding. I also love fall, not just for spooky season but for the colors and mild weather (fall in Texas varies WILDLY - could be mostly cool, could be mostly hellish). My favorite season, though, will always be winter. Keep in mind, I've lived in Texas for my entire life so when we get an actual "winter".... It's wonderful. After ~9 months of summer, winter is like Filet Mignon to a prisoner who's lived on bread and water for decades.

[@debirhodes8766]

Where is this? Beautiful home

[@Sassymouse88]

Noah I wonder if the upstairs was added first, and then they went back further on ground level in later years along with the renos?

[@melbahall4180]

One of my favorites

[@Kyla94934]

What a lovely house

[@virginiaeckley3047]

That house is beautiful

[@CarsaBundren-bi1jq]

Seen this before other explorers ur the best

[@brettdanvers9425]

Its called Crazy paving in Australia where i live

[@ChantalsCritters]

Great exploration

[@user-hy9gy9we3e]

I owned a 1859 Antebellum home. I don't think some of the doors are not original to the home nor the chair rail. Bifold doors had not been imvented. The transom windows are most likely original. The fireplace in the basement is original. I see elements from the 50s, 60s, and 70s in this house. Beautiful house!!!

[@annegleason8442]

I hate spiders!!!!!!

[@gillwyatt8103]

Spiders are our friends!! 🕸️🕷️

[@patsypeterman4712]

Can you please let me know where this house is? I would like to look into buying it 😊 Just beautiful, should be used.

[@nightrider6769]

Yeah hi Noah Don't comment much but I had to make a comment on this particular one this is a good one I fell in love with the house as you were taking this with you through it I really like the house you know what's happening with it?

[@nsredneck]

It’s knob and tube wiring but it looks like it’s been replaced.

[@blagmate5516]

I would turn the old basement into my server room and the new room into my very own computer Man Cave.

[@thestars386]

I always loved *older houses.* When I lived in New Jersey we lived in an old house and it was *huge.* Come to think of it my house in Jersey that I lived in had an old side and an extended newer side and they also extended the basement to the new side. So we had the old basement and then the new extended side basement to match upstairs. The house itself was from the 40's, 50's or older. The extended side was the 80's.

[@gloriaklug2411]

Wow, I absolutely love this pld h0use. Kee-p them coming..

[@pellepp9628]

Ice age😂😂yes. Nice video, we dont have a lot of nice abandoned houses here in sweden.

[@marishields7571]

You gotta be from Canada because of the way you say house

[@JohnShinn1960]

"Hoose". 🇨🇦

[@beverlynorris557]

What a shame such a beautiful house is abandoned. You could not sneak up on someone on that second floor. Lol

[@Kyla94934]

Whence is pronounced like fence.. at least I'm pretty sure it is

[@gillwyatt8103]

Indeed it is!! Not used much today though!

[@deborahsoucy2884]

Weird house 1800's then 1960's --- Debbie

[@suefrancoeur9148]

Arre you sure it's abandoned ? With the power on, someone has to pay the bill. The stove is clean, the whole house is clean, not much dust. As for cobwebs, does not take long, I clean off cobwebs from my front porch twice ifrom may to october, I live out of town.

[@JerrieLegree]

Knob and tube wiring

[@gailspaw5521]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@deborahbaker4770]

I would rather have 1950’s appliance’s in a house over 1960’s appliance’s but I would also rather have a older house also they have much more character then modern home’s modern home’s are missing the homey feeling 🥴

[@bradleywilliambusch5198]

The homes design principle was the same for 130 years? They went with as reliable as possible for 130 years, even the stuff from the 1960s works 50+ years later. No one will be dumb enough to leave this comment because anyone in the comment section could act like a 90 year old was an inexperienced noob.

[@danw1089]

Blocking the fire place helps with drafts and loosing heat

[@teresaboone893]

Those encyclopedias were our internet back in the day .