I don’t think you were alone don’t do this again going by yourself go with a lot of people. don’t leave traces you were there someone could be watching you in the woods. listen to your gut feeling if you don’t feel like you alone most likely someone is watching stay safe.
Amazing views from the living room window! Would love to win this home in a contest!! The person visiting would have to pick up his/her sign and hit the road again!
When the dog was not coming down the stairs I instantly wondered if it was distracted by someone hiding upstairs. I was relieved when they left the house.
Beautiful view. Can be fixed up nice! In 1980s Scandinavia, people have cabins in the mountains and all hikers can spend the night as long as you leave it tidy as you found it. It is an honor system.
So many abandoned buildings could have been beautiful homes. I recently explored the largest abandoned mansion in Canada and it felt unreal that it was just sitting there getting overgrown
Indeed. Depending on the backstory, it has great potential. With the popularity of flipping houses and others that have been abandoned, might be of interest to someone. I'd be curious to know who had it in the first place and gave up on it. Location seems a little remote, but I'd love to have a nice and cozy place to get away to. A little TLC and a few bucks and imagination, could be a keeper. (but, as it is, looks more like A CREEPER! ha ha)
People really need to check their local and state laws about property. In the U.S., in the state of Missouri, purple or white paint on a fence post has the same LEGAL ramifications as a 'No Trespassing' sign on that post. In other words, you can be arrested and charged for being on that property without the owner's consent.
@@barneygimble8984 Um, no..... most areas that have laws like that are also rural areas. People tend to have a lot more guns in rural areas. Just saying. Getting shot, even by accident is a possibility.
Just came across your video, what a wonderful house I would love to live in it mind the stairs are pretty steep! I think whoever was there have long gone probably realised they were too far from amenities.. Thank you for sharing your dog is gorgeous by the way 😃
That looks like a lovely home at one time as the comment before me said. I thought it was kind of a little spooky inside myself. Thank you for sharing. I remember going into many abandoned buildings when I was younger my sister's and I although our parents said don't you dare. It was always spooky
That’s a nice farmhouse table. 😂 It would be nice if squatters cleaned up after themselves. I mean who wants to live in their own garbage. Although this one looks like someone was just passing thru.
Most of that stuff in the "fridge" does need to be in the fridge that doesn't work anyway,There was water in the freezer power has been down for months not years
Looks like the original owners/inhabitants had a generator for power, given the location. At least all the windows seemed to be intact. I wonder if the squatter broke in a door, but did not have the decency to secure it when he left the property?
It’s likely that they had a generator, the house is 20min down a bumpy logging road. There was no sign of breaking and entering, could be possible that the owners left the house unlocked when they abandoned the property
It was my first time bringing her to an abandoned house and I checked the floor to make sure there wasn’t any broken glass or sharp objects. This place seemed clean enough to bring her along
@@taiter Those plastic cups repurposed for the wine,Looks like boozy builders or as you suggest a squatter and probably druggie probably saw you coming believing you to be the owner, Looked lived in right up until you arrived
Amazing what people walk away from....I had to walk away from my house because I had nothing but bad memories there 😅 bought it for $25.000 and walked away and left for back taxes, and transients destroyed the inside....city tore it down
This in Canada or USA? How can you find who owns it? can you claim squatters rights? Wouldn't take too much to bring that property back to a liveable standard.
