We found something disturbing inside this ABANDONED 100 year old house

This once beautiful home was built sometime in the early to mid 1900s. It was abandoned for an unknown reason many decades ago. The farmland around the home was used to grow fruit such as peaches, plums, grapes, cherries, exe. The orchards have since been cut down and the farm buildings were demolished. I am unsure why this valuable property has been left abandoned in such a nice part of the province.

[@BlackLinesMatter]

I lived in this house growing up. There were no other barns or out buildings that were demolished 5-10 years ago. After my family moved out in 2003 migrant workers lived in the house for 2-4 years. it has sat empty since. I have kept an eye on the place over the years. Most of the damage in the house was from people stealing the coper and other valuables, not from "Natural Decay". It is heartbreaking seeing the place in this condition. The property is currently for sale at 3.58 million dollars. Unfortunately just a tiny bit out of my price range.

[@steveray7770]

Should you not charge the trespassers, like these two in this video, and get part of that 3.58 million back for the damages, just saying

[@BlackLinesMatter]

@ As stated my family moved out in 2003.

[@geekinasuit8333]

I've seen a home like that in NS. Two brothers I grew up with inherited the property from their deceased parents, but left the place to rot. Tragically, both brothers died early in their lives due to various health issues. I have no idea who owns the place now. Terrible to see it rotting away, I used to play in the house with the younger brother when I was a child, the grandma made awesome doughnuts for us!

I'm so sorry that this happened to the home you grew up in 😢 it is such a shame, it looks like it would have been an amazing house 🩷

[@BlackLinesMatter]

Thank you, we loved this place so very much.

[@Summertime7313]

My home is an old farmhouse 135 years old and the barn is still standing. It is 100 years old and I do keep my horses in it and the feed and hay;it is a loving constant remodeling because Things do break. The outside is all wood, but I love this old home the memories that it holds our families before us. I talk to the great grandson of the gentleman who built the home several years ago. He gave me the best compliment said that his grandmother would love the way that I have decorated the inside.

[@voiceofreason7856]

I remember when farm houses like this were abundant, and the farms were still producing. Then the developers came along.

[@beverleecarrell510]

Developers and child molestors are related.

[@jaya.0069]

@@beverleecarrell510 And lawyers & mechanics!

[@kholbrook203]

R.I.P. Poor kitty. He probably couldn’t find a way out. It may have been a stray and hid when people were in there in later years boarding it up and hid until they were gone. Poor baby.😢😢😢😢

[@GunillaRasmusson]

Yes, poor cat! So sad to see that.

[@michaelgrubb1856]

Its sad to see places like this go to waste

[@BlackLinesMatter]

I used to live in that house. Crazy seeing it pop up in my feed and seeing it in that state. We absolutely loved that house and living there. It was left empty roughly 18-22 years ago. The bed that is in the room with the dead cat is still in there because we had to cut the frame on the box spring to get it in, then permanently repair it after i.e., it can’t come out. My friends and I called that room “The getto room” because it had no flooring, just plywood floors. lol. Lots of good memories there…

[@zapplecore]

That's so interesting. Cant imagine seeing an old home of mine like this. So many memories & now all decayed. Why was there two upstairs areas? Surprised an opening wasnt put in a wall to connect them.

[@BlackLinesMatter]

@ it was a 2 family home at some point in the past.

[@samanthailustre2526]

But why did you leave the house😢 it looks sad now..

[@readingsbyAmyWH]

That’s so cool that You lived there.

[@liizs2863]

Do you know anything about the cat?

[@peggys1140]

Poor cat… House was ruined with renovation.

[@YYooTooba]

Poor cat. I love cats, and it makes me sad to see one like that. I hope it had a nice and long life, hopefully its life wasn't too painful.

[@izysly6924]

@YYooTooba you care more about animals than you do people ,what about AI ? are you ok with them being slaves to humans or, do you support them having human rights? (Hint , if you don't support the human rights of A I , then ,you don't deserve the human rights you enjoy now.) Just saying...

[@888shady]

​@@izysly6924 are you bipolar or something?? You're crazy

[@jaya.0069]

@@izysly6924 Grow up!

[@krystal505]

Ma piantala, Just because one loves cats, then this means they don't care about people?? Ma smettila.​@@izysly6924

[@randomrando8350]

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[@denisewatson5295]

Poor cat 🐈 RIP 🙏 😢. I love cat's.

[@Annabow-h9p]

Poor cat!!!! R.i.p!!! 😢😢😢 I love cat's!!!!

[@DishanTharuka-dw6rv]

I love cats from sri lanka ❤😢

[@Robert-cd2ht]

RIP Cat I hope it gets a decent burial.

[@carolfatehi7020]

Poor meow. I wish you guys had given him/her a proper resting place😔

[@melaniethies379]

I agree

[@ndog2005]

Heart breaks for the cat. So hope was not left there. Looks like house has seen it's days. Please be safe......

[@Celestina-ex1ur]

What a beautiful piece of property.. i bet that was a beautiful home when it was all built ❤❤❤.. seems outside structure is in great condition. I LOVE OLD FARM HOUSE'S 🚜.. be careful 4 black mold u can't see yal & don't fall through 😅😂 Awwww poor kitty 😢 that's sad.. looks like it's been there a good while ... them mattresses r VERY old .. i like the layout of this home ❤❤❤ I bet it was beautiful b4😍 🚜 IM IN LOVE 😍

[@voiceofreason7856]

Since a lot of 'farm cats' live in the barns, and such ? It's possible they couldn't find the cat TO take it with them. I'd think this cat is likely a stray that found its way inside long after they left. Once people started breaking windows, or breaking the wood off the windows - later on - and such, it allowed easy access to the inside for this little cat.

[@KimBrown-l3k]

I would think the cat would have been completely decomposed is left 30, 40 yrs or more. My guess would be it’s a stray.

[@danielcote7475]

Yo it looks mummified and it would reek if it was still decomposing. That things been gone for a long long time

[@julakenley7787]

​@@danielcote7475I was gonna say the same thing: it definitely looks mummified. My ex was doing electrical work in the crawlspace under someone's house & a mummified cat somehow got caught on his clothes when he was crawling out. When he told/showed the home owner, they said, "THAT'S what happened to him! Our poor kitty disappeared 15 years ago around the time we last had electrical work done".😢

[@danielcote7475]

@@julakenley7787 a dead mouse will stink up a place I can't imagine a dead cat but yeah that's quite the story sorry for your loss

[@Viktory2k1]

@@danielcote7475 I was just about to say the same thing.

[@Viktory2k1]

@@danielcote7475 Oh yeah, those things stink up the place really fast and strong. You can never find them either!

[@RcR.A.E.]

I always find a property like this. The house will be demolished, but sometimes, if it's a decent sized garage or shed, it's left, and the farmer who farms the land around will use it. Always have like a square acre with a house, maybe a little garage or shed surrounded by field.

[@allsortsacresfarm]

This type of property is most often bought to expand an existing Farm operation. It's not uncommon for the farmers to leave the house as the hassle of tenants is more than in the rents are worth. The value is in the land not in the housing. It looks like the land is still being actively farmed. Too bad about the cat. It was probably old and/or injured and sought out a dry area to die. At least I hope so. Poor Kitty 😔

[@jbmbryant]

People die and their world dies with them, though, not at the same time.

[@deeds517]

Poor kitty

[@waynebender8835]

There is no way to save this house. It would be cheaper to build a new house.

[@JohnShinn6078]

Thanks for the tour Ontario and Happy New Year! 👍🤠

[@urbexontario73]

Happy new year!

[@robertlyman9789]

House appears larger on the inside, than it looks on the outside

[@monicapushkin3274]

That barn looks semi-organized, like someone has been there recently.

[@judybrown7601]

Someone said his horses are there.

[@stevenkaskus6173]

Poor Kitty 😢

[@carlashepherd9362]

Wow this place is in terrible shape! I bet it was beautiful in the day! Awesome video bro, Happy New Year! ❤️👍✊🎊🎉

[@krubbyscountrylife]

What is interesting is more modern windows and some electrical flat switches plus the pink insulation in the one room..

[@peggys1140]

Thanks for taking us along! Happy New Year Brandon!

[@urbexontario73]

Thanks. My name is Owen not Brandon lol

[@peggys1140]

@@urbexontario73 🤭lol. Don’t know where that came from…

[@jefferyfleming8634]

Beautiful careful!! Watch out for open wells!! 😮

[@markbradley5873]

Wow this place isn't long for this world 😅 thanks for showing us. Happy New Year 🎉

[@urbexontario73]

Thanks for watching, Happy New Year to you too!

[@heatherIsla]

Love your accent! I’d love to live in the middle of nowhere like that. Imagine how peaceful and quiet at night? We live in the Virginia country and we hear the foxes, sometimes I can hear the deer walking under my bedroom window, and we hear coyotes the farther west we go towards the West Virginia border.

[@susanjelleberg4485]

Gothic Revival is a design movement primarily utilized in the 18th to 19th centuries. The main characteristics of Gothic Revival include intricate detailing, flying buttresses, pointed arches, spires, and towers. This is not gothic revival, just standard farmhouse.

[@greyjay9202]

Feral cats take refuge in houses and outbuildings in winter, and then die there. I've found them in that state, several times. Its very sad.

[@johndersham1]

You do a great job on these videos.

[@TinaJsckson]

Poor kitty died and how long it was in there without food and water it went to heaven over the rain bow

[@ElaineMontaro]

All the charm of this old farm house have been removed . Likely sold for agricultural use and left abandoned.

[@deeds517]

The bay window is lovely

[@deannachambers2471]

I wonder if that was a two family home, Looks like it might have been.It's too bad That house sat there and ruined into decay, Thank you for taking us along on this adventure, Happy new years to you and your family and your friend Thank you for sharing

[@urbexontario73]

Thanks for watching! Happy New Year to you and your family too!

[@BranikWolfe]

Nah. Additions like that that were only connected on the main floor were not uncommon. There was one I explored that had two additions on the back, one connected to the original house upstairs and down, the second only connected on the main floor with a second staircase to the upper floor. My guess is they didn't want to connect through a bedroom upstairs.

[@DEATHRITUSchannel]

look at the comments up there.....someone confirmed it was a two family home :)

[@bishop5400]

Somebody or somebody's family had to have lived in the house up through the '80s. Those are three prong electrical outlets. And it looks like the house plumbing has been updated maybe. I would say that house is probably been sitting dormant for between 30 and 40 years.

[@DebbiePrice-pz4ni]

That cat was probably a stray that got in that house 🏡

[@LunaGuides1111]

Poor baby. RIP little angel

[@libertygiveme1987]

Wow!!!! You and I said "Look at that"at the same time!!!! HaHa!!!! I can't get over how much this place has DETERIORATED!!!! You have been in older places than this, that's for sure, but I don't recall any of them looking like this!!!! Again, STAY SAFE GUYS!!!!

[@urbexontario73]

Thanks for watching, it was a pretty rough place to explore!

[@Joan-rr1oz]

One day it will collapse

[@WarwickProud69]

How the heck did i just now find this channel?! I live in southwestern Ontario. I just subscribed

[@josevelasquez7190]

I'm surprised there aren't animals living in there

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

That ceiling fan is from the early 80s. Also, those crystal doorknobs are collectible and worth 10-15 bucks each. I just sold a bunch of them last summer at my yard sale, the guy bought them all for 75 bucks.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

walk along the floor joists you will be fine.

[@urbexontario73]

Interesting observation! Thanks for sharing

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

@@urbexontario73 Consider taking something from each place you visit, a keepsake mindyou. This wil forever extend the memory of this place as you visit more and more places they will start to blur. I am a collector & at some point I am going to start selling. Far from that point as I have another 25+ years on this earth. I still photographed a dozen or so places long before the housing boom. Here in NH there are very few places like this left out-there. Everything has beern bought up, torn down & built up new again. Lked your video other then the fact you said you were afraid to walk intoi some rooms. No fear when expolring. Check the floor joists beforehand/ Thats old wood from old trees, over twice the strenth of todays! Thanks for repling, its great you did!

[@roytrenneman2200]

Would have been a beautiful house in it's day.

[@MelindaDamon-rk1ym]

Happy New Year to you and your family

[@urbexontario73]

Same to you

[@peleeprepper]

It's always super windy in Southern Ontario! 🌬 great tour there, too bad it was remodeled. Folks thought they were doing a good thing. Big place!

[@OudoneLothirath]

If this farm was still in good shape running water heating electricity etc their would be still people living in this farm house

[@BrighterNorth]

I love old farm houses I was raised in one in Manitoba! So sad to see so many abandoned. Poor cat!

[@peterdelestrez8880]

Cool video. Thank you for sharing.

[@rdaw33]

When you explore such old places, you need to have a couple of plywood pieces about 1 x 4 feet to put down when the floor is rotten, if needed, put one in front of the other to move about somewhat safely. At least what you used helped.

[@michelleagleton2344]

Wear a helmet of some kind!

[@atlasanyaandamazingplaces8597]

It's so sad to see the cat 🐈 😢

[@BoRanz-kr9zw]

Shame the orchards are gone

[@BoRanz-kr9zw]

Thank You soo much! Love your channel, KZbin popped you up!

[@JETTAViLLARREAL]

Looks nice.i love old houses 🏘 😮

[@veronicastewart1112]

Who would leave a cat locked inside? I hope that's not what happened.

[@rosemariejoy4578]

Old houses are built so much more interestingly than todays cookie cutters

[@rogerbraddy6883]

i wonder if, this house was relocated onto the cinder block foundation, the windows patched and remodeled, no lathe and plaster... dry wall, the crank windows and moldings as you noticed are 50"s i would love those metal railings exterior and banisters interior, really looks like it is a relocated residence, maybe a farmer built a new home and moved this to another part of the property for a worker?

[@urbexontario73]

After filming the video I am starting to think this house might be a bit newer. Possibly from the 1930s or 40s

[@rogerbraddy6883]

@@urbexontario73 possibly, but crank windows are a 1950's thing as are those coved moldings, add the cinder block foundation and dry wall, i bet that the farmer built a new home and than relocated the "structure" adding new dry wall walls ( if 1930's it might be beaver board ) it than had windows sealed up as trends change and tastes change. interesting non the less

[@urbexontario73]

@@rogerbraddy6883 it’s possible the frame is from the late 1800s and it was moved and redone in the 50s.

[@BranikWolfe]

That was my first thought. The 1910s farmhouse I grew up in was moved in the '50s, either when they put in state route 49 or I-70 (they took part of the farm for both). It was set on a new cinder block foundation at the opposite end of the farm about two miles from where it originally stood. Another clue is the steel I beams in the basement under the floor joists, supported with the "temporary" floor jacks. They use those beams to move houses. Our house didn't have the I beams anymore, but it had the same jacks set under the center beam after they moved it to support/level the main floor after it was moved.

[@rogerbraddy6883]

@@BranikWolfe i worked on a house in oakland ca. we jacked it up 2 stories, poured a foundation and built a second unit under to make it a duplex. i wish more folk would relocate rather than just bulldoze older homes as they represent history. my grandparent's home before retirement was a 1920's farmhouse it was on highway 145 in madera ca it is no longer around but.... the glass knobs are now in my kitchen.... living with history.

[@janettecarpenter6512]

Geez how many different people/families lived in this house....

[@benschlotte8242]

Would like to make some projects with that old barn wood 🤩

[@briankerr4512]

I have the same door knobs in my 1950s house

[@urbexontario73]

It was definitely renovated in the 50s

[@scootydoo11]

Y'all should be wearing masks with filters

[@varschnitzschnur8795]

Asbestos was used in construction for years.

[@barbaragravely920]

Thank you for exploring this homestead beautiful to see ol time capsules best there is by far esp for NEW YEARS DAY .:) HAPPY NEW YEARS FRIEND . Love the intro & outro Love and Hugs 2024- 2025 BEST WISHES JOYOUS AND PEACE . So lookin forward to see what you do for 2025?. Love your friends Barbie & Sam NP FL

[@suewarner1781]

That was probably a very nice house at one time. What a shame. Do you know if the land is for sale, if a house could be built on it and if the land could be farmed again?

[@urbexontario73]

It’s not for sale. It’s actually quite strange that’s it’s abandoned because the area it’s in farmland is very valuable. It’s mostly vineyards and orchards in this area. Hopefully one day it will be farmed again.

[@suewarner1781]

@@urbexontario73 Thank You for replying. If this property is abandoned, do you know why it isn't for sale? Happy New Year!

[@sewndebisdream6953]

Thanks!

[@johnF56]

If only they had put a roof on it 30 years ago...the house would still be fine.

[@SusandeWinnaar]

Shame poor cat you should give it a proper burial, kitty deserve that much, he/ she died with no one there might been sick or hungry😭💔🐾🐾🕊️

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Id be willing to bet it's more like close to 150 to 200 years old place. The trim is original just re stained. The farm house my grandpa grew up in looked like it and it was built in 1860s or earlier horse and buggy days

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

They were in California Livermore valley no town yet dirt roads et

[@rogerbraddy6883]

well now, i am in a 1939 art deco charmer, less than 800 square feet of pure joy. my pedestal basin came out of a 1921 berkeley victorian, yeah they needed a vanity to hide their kids personal items. it also had the 2 spigot system, there is a conversion, it fits over the spigots and has a slide to adjust the difference between, i however opted for a sigma faucet. it was pricey but my plumber let me get it at his cost which allowed me to cover his install fee. so basically free install the basin is a crane brand, not American standard. it is huge cast iron enamel. and.... if yours has chips... white nail polish is what i am experimenting with now. a 5 buck fix.

[@EmmettLaFave]

I’m glad you checked eut the farm heuse

[@latinking9793]

I'm surprised he didn't find a dead body in the house & a Vampire sleeping in his coffin in the basement.

[@bobbipetty7411]

The house is all boarded up meaning they don't want people in there, yet in you go? Not cool 😑

[@michelleagleton2344]

Funny how it's all boarded up but somehow there is one entrance accessible for them to get in. Pretty brave to go in there period. Trespassing is trespassing which spells against the law.

[@lostsoul1278]

I'd wear a dust mask at least All that lead paint ect

[@DavidFinney-k5t]

I love this video. Thank you?

[@phantomatom1845]

I'm surprised their aren't any No Trespassing signs there

[@hiruthseyoum5969]

You guys should at least wear masks to prevent breathing in the stale closed air and particles from decay

[@joannmello5085]

Greetings. URBEX from the USA happy new year

[@urbexontario73]

Happy new year!

[@jeffwarren6906]

The Cat may of came in to get out of the cold & wind .

[@donnasilver940]

Nice find.

[@lindamartinez9025]

To expensive alot of work needs done

[@tony-ce7qp]

thank you.

[@urbexontario73]

You're welcome!

[@izysly6924]

The cat was probably inside when the doors and windows were boarded up and died after that.

[@user-mw3mb2uv8n]

Cheap rent only $3k, plus utilities.

[@taboo_echoes]

I lived in this house in a past life time

[@askquestions1236]

why are there so many abandoned farms in Canada? Cost too much to keep the land and farm? Did the government buy or take the land?

[@urbexontario73]

Usually large farm companies buy land and lease the fields and the houses are no longer needed so they go abandoned. Another reason is new development.

[@askquestions1236]

@urbexontario73 sad to mr

[@deannavezina1941]

There are many reasons why people abandoned their homes, not talking about this house!, but many old people who are sick and needed to live in a nursing home or live with someone who will take care of them, or someone lose his wife or her husband, and don't want to live there anymore, or they wanted to leave and just wanted to lock up the house, maybe too many bad memories, or the owners died, and no one in the family wants the house! so it's many reasons why houses are abandoned!

[@albertmiller3082]

You don’t know if anyone’s been down the basement stairs in decades yet you trot down them at a totally normal speed without a pause to check if they’re safe or not. You could’ve plunged through a busted step and busted a leg.

[@urbexontario73]

I had checked them before i started filming

[@albertmiller3082]

@ well done! ✌️

[@TRUTHBYFACT-hd8rs]

Is it for sale ? I am interested in buying 😊!!!!

[@BlackLinesMatter]

I used to live there. Yes it’s for sale. Located at 897 concession 7 NOTL

[@TRUTHBYFACT-hd8rs]

@ how much , land size ?

[@BlackLinesMatter]

@ 50 acres 3.58 mil

[@BlackLinesMatter]

@ 3.5 million 50 acres

[@devenbs1993]

I was just thinking about a couple houses alot like this in Brantford area me and my pals would explore back in '11

[@stevenkaskus6173]

Cat could be a recent stray or older because basically it was decomposed then mummified

[@OldCanadianguy953]

Likely a stray cat now an un-cat.

[@timothytrainful]

Oh Carlo is with you.

[@RKagora862]

Which is this place sir which state

[@TXplayneJayne]

I think it might be a stray cat that got in there because maybe it was sick and died it there. Poor kitty.

[@carolfreeman5626]

Ty for doing these vides. I enjoy them very much. Keep bringing them 😊 2:12

[@Judy-wi2eu]

Stachibotrous mold(killer mold). That's just one reason you should never enter dwellings that have been abandoned for a long time. METH Made in house is another DEADLY reason.

[@KnotLõ-ADSR]

Is it safe not to wear a mask or a respirator in a place like this??

[@TannerPhoenix-te6nq]

House was boarded up because it is haunted. That's why that green chair is all that's in the house.......Why? The family left it there for their dead lived one.

[@Judy-wi2eu]

Must be a lot of acreage for it to be that costly. House doesn't look like it's worth $2.