Abandoned President Great Lake Mansion With Everything Inside & Massive Swimming Pool 

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That's what pisses me off to there's so many abandoned falling apart houses in the country because the bank foreclosed and wouldn't work with the people to be able to keep paying or lower payment until they got back on there feet but then the banks just let the places sit there become eye sores and get vandalised and waste the places and end up getting nothing at all in the end when they could have worked with the family so they could have been able to stay and pay off the place

I think the dog got sprayed by a skunk so they covered him in tomato juice to get rid of the smell. Poor boo boo.

I want to see a channel devoted to tracing the back story of all these abandoned nice homes.

This house was built in 1956. It's a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom, 3,500 square foot house on 2.6 acres. It was last sold in 2012 for 255k. Another poster said the owner purchased it in 2009 and it was foreclosed on in 2011. Land and house value is listed as 500k to 700k and property tax is nearly 19k a year. So sad that this little piece of paradise was left to rot away. Beautiful home and I wish that backyard was mine!

I feel compassion for these people because I once lost a nice home to foreclosure because I got sick. My home was almost paid for but I couldn’t save it. Had no money to hire movers so I left with what I could get in my car. The house was packed with nice furniture and gourmet cookware. So I understand how these things can happen. It’s sad, but maybe they have a better life now.

Am I the only one that wants to start cleaning up in these house... Just to see what it looks like when everything is clean... I have OCD. 😂

Thank you for taking us exploring this beautiful American home! Yes, that is a lake. I used to live in Grand Rapids, Michigan an hour from Lake Michigan which is a lot bigger than Lake Ontario, the only lake whose shores don't touch Michigan! 😎😁

love the respect you show to the homes & the owners, it makes it all come to life just a little, as though you can touch a bit of the lives lived there. It's also cute to watch you guys trying to figure out what everything is for, ahhh the joys of modern archeology.

When banks foreclose on a property then leave them like this they should be ashamed of themselves. I mean clean and sell it to get money back damn

You are awesome Steve!! You have such a big heart and I love your tours. Thank you for taking us on your Tours through abandoned mansions.

hearing young people describe common things is both frustrating and funny at the same time. is there hope?

Steve has such a good heart. He is so respectful to the people and the properties and to their memories.

The windows in the ceilings are called skylights....

Painting "could be worth thousands". Meanwhile it's clearly a movie poster in a frame.

"This family was really rich!" No, they were really in debt!

the dog seems to be covered in tomato juice, a common home remedy for being sprayed by a skunk to remove smell , at least that's what I thought lol super cute

The president seal thing was “The West Wing” tv show complete series box. I have it too lol.

“...the ceiling has windows.” Those would be skylights, kid.

Omg I’d LOVE to clean the whole outdoor area/yard up and see the difference!!!!😍

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One of the things I enjoy most about your videos Steve is that you have awareness, compassion, and feelings towards those who lost some of those beautiful homes for whatever reason. While the properties and homes are often quite amazing and beautiful, I also wonder about the stories of those who lived there, and what became of them. Keep sharing amazing videos and never lose your heart for it!!! Cap

You are a very sweet person. The way you imagine the abandoned rooms being lived in, and your love of dogs. Kudos to you. I have flown over Lake Michigan quite a few times in a very small plane....frightening because it indeed does look like an ocean!!!

So beautiful I would love to live there and wake up every morning and see that view

The stuff in tub could also be that the dog got sprayed by a skunk. An bathed in tomatoes.

I would love to live in this home, the master bedroom is to die for, the kitchen was awesome. I have never seen a cooler swimming pool. I live on Lake Michigan, so this would feel like home. Thanks for the tour.

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I love the care and respect you show. This could be huge for you. You are fun to watch. Your audience is your source of intel. The info is what we all want.

FYI those piggy bank jars as you called them were Cats with lamp in them, the part you lifted up was filled with lamp oil, and you light the wick at the top. Also what you called fire pits were planter boxes, plants would be in them, if you you had a fire in them the ceiling would turn black and fill the house with smoke! 😂👍

Such a beautiful home. I love your respect and curious nature of these places. Keep it up Steve!

Yep Lake Ontario stretches right out here to my city here in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 20 mins from Toronto 👍👍

The paddles in the gazebo fan mimics a magnolia bloom.

For some reason this makes me sad. All the old photos that someone left behind. Like did they mean to or are they out there missing these memories and wishing they had them???

Do you know who Picasso WAS? That bathroom picture was certainly nothing even remotely like a Picasso. The one you said was worth ‘loads’ was a poster, the big scratch across the front was a big clue

I've watched a lot of these videos and this is one of the best I've seen. You quiet presence and the respectful way you went through the whole house really impressed me. Thank you for the look into a lifestyle that I will never know. It was fun and you are charming.

That is a beautiful mansion with a lake and pool at the backyard. Thays really awesome.

Not a pitt bull bro that was the bulldog

Great video. And thank you for just documenting with respect for the property and the people. Not vandalizing makes you a class act!!

Contemporary craftsman style. This place must of been stunning in it's prime 😍

You are so soft hearted, God bless ❤️

Have you ever had anyone recognize their own home in one of your videos? Would love to see something like that in the comment section as long as they were cool with it.

That would be Lake Ontario. I wish I could see pics of the place when it was in it's glory days.

My first paid subscription . You've given me a lot of happiness, so time to give back ❤

Steve I hope one day you have a home as beautiful as the ones you explore. Your adventures are amazing I really enjoy being able to go along via You Tube

"More than 20 years" after he reads foreclosure papers from 2009-2012 lol

Love the place. Especially the master bedroom. In it's time that yard would of been awesome. Thanks.

Woww I love nature 😍 and the architecture of this house is great it compliment the area thanks for sharing 😘

HEY GUYS THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 💫🤗 AWESOME PLACE GUYS 🏛💫🕍

What a beauty! So much character-unique. I live five minutes from a Great Lake & if you drive East of the city on Lake Drive to the Northern suburbs, you see properties like this. Nestled in between Stately Federal stone mansions. Hiding behind forest like entrances, & situated far back. Their backyard cliffs of the ocean- like Great Lake. They are so organically built & old that they appear to be becoming part of the Earth because the Exteriors are stone. There’s no other way to describe it when there’s stone. The moss and the plants start blending into the stone. it’s unbelievably beautiful. I’m babbling. This is my favorite find/explore by you in a long time, Steve. There are all fabulous, but I LOVE this one. Maybe the era of the building, the architecture...Just really enjoyed it. Hard-core. Thank you. (Oh, & that exterior shot you took with the pool filled with moss aiming at the house was gorgeous. Great shot bro)

It looks like a bachelors pad. He just got up and left. Property looks like it could be fixed looks nice.

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If I ever build a house, I am going to have so many skylights in the walls!

When you pulled the metal rod it opened the damper in the fireplace so that the smoke went up the chimney and didn’t go into the house.

Eerie how fast nature reclaims dwellings

This was absolutely incredible. Just....wow.... Thank you for spending a good amount of time in the master bath!! My favorite are awesome bathrooms! Maybe do an awesome bathroom compilation? Lol Thanks for this vid!

Your doing a good job. Continue that. Thumbs up!!

Lack of experiences create a false narrative. As you get older and experience more, you will recognize exactly what you are seeing. But you are trying kudos to educating yourself with your own experiences!

Holy crap click bate... lol this house has nothing to do with any president ever 😅

It is beautiful I love that master bedroom

That was cool🙂thank you for sharing 🙂

I love abandoned places, like going back in time. Love the channel!

What a spectacular place. It is a shame the family was in such dire straits that they lost their home. Thanks for sharing, Steve.

Wow I love that house. The bedroom was gorgeous.

Amazing house but you've never heard of skylights? "Ceiling windows", really? LOL!

I wish we could see a pic of what this used to look like!

I like the passion and care for the owners possessions you show in this video..thanks for the tour. 🖖

Would love to see what this property looked like before it all started to look like this..so sad to see such beauty get destroyed

I’m glad you found this beauty

So cool how the fire pillars are in the room!

This place is already amazing just seeing the drone shots

i like your little post video message at the end. your emotionally touched by the abandoned homes, and how families once laughed and cried in. i feel the same, its a rather tragic nostalgia wrapped up all together. great video Steve.

After reading your note about the owners of this property, they were obviously knowledgeable about how to shift properties around, swindle people out of money and the whole nine yards. This place meant nothing to them. They are probably somewhere else doing the same thing.

This was a beautiful place! Would be so cool to see someone come buy it and clean it up and see it afterwards

I think that was the most beautiful home I hope and pray somebody restores it you did a great job thank you again for sharing

It’s like the Brady bunch/jettisons house love the design of it 🥰🥰😍😍

Background on site history is really nice. Please try to add more on all of them.

Pictures from your explorations would be really nice on your walls!! I really enjoy your videos, Steve. I love that you care so much about the families and their history in their homes.

Wow Steve that was a very great video really injoyed it and yes I have noticed the growth in u and ur videos keep up the good work. 👍👍👍

That’s probably tomato sauce on the dog, it helps when they get sprayed by a skunk.

Why do none of these Urban explorers ever describe the history of the home and why it's abandoned, As in, Did the owner die of cancer, flee the country, get incarcerated, I mean this is always my number one question.

Wouldn't it be great to see the pics of it before it was abandoned ❤️

The dog in the tub picture is likely them giving him a 'tomato soup' bath after being sprayed by a skunk. Something in thick tomato soups helps neutralize skunk odor.

That dog got “SKUNKED “ a tomato bath helps get rid of the skunk scent 😂

Hello from the Great Lakes State, Michigan. We are one of the states with the most shoreline you can find. In school I was taught to remember the lake names using the memory aid HOMES. It stands for Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior. They were called sweet water seas because they're fresh water. Traveling to other states frequently the residents would drag me off to see their "great" lake. There are some big ones out there but compared to those surrounding Michigan, not even close. A lot of people drown in rip currents in the Great Lakes. Lake Michigan is, I believe, the deadliest of the five for beach goers. Listen to the song "The Edmund Fitzgerald." Lake Superior is indeed known as the lake that never gives up its dead. My state isn't a drive through state, consequently, it is one of the best kept secrets around. There's much more here than Detroit and Lansing. Come visit sometime. Fall is beautiful, winter is snowy, spring is too short and summer is hot and humid. Thanks for the neat explore.

You are an amazing youngster and I wish you the world. Keep up the great work.

I love your new office. Very nice! Love you 💞

Very cool video and abandoned masion

Steve, you find some of the coolest places to explore!! That reminds me of an area where my great uncle Lived (well known & famous in NY) . He lived in a mansion with a great view of a huge lake!!

I’m not from here, I thought it was the ocean. I would have thought that you would have learned about the Great Lakes in school.

Totally gorgeous ❤

It is an ocean - it's one of our beautiful unsalted oceans.

Si many homeless people and these houses going to rot is incomprehensible

Yep, it's Lake Ontario, one of the 5 Great Lakes in the US. My grandparents owned property on Lake Ontario, we used to spend our summers swimming and canoeing there. Welcome to NY!

Great video and impressie house. Thanks, Steve 👍✌️

Thanks for showing us poor folks how the other half lives. I could, totally, live in this one.

2009. and so there you have it; explains everything -

I love those sky lights over the bed in the master bedroom..

I could really see this place renovated. In my mind it’s beautiful and magical 👍🏾🙋🏾‍♀️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Must have been a gorgeous and beautiful place to live...its a shame that these Beautiful homes have gone to waste...loved the video as always 🙂

Steve Ronin - Welcome to one of the five Great Lakes - think HOMES - Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior. You were by one of them! I thought Lake Erie, but have been corrected and it seems to have been Lake Ontario. Love your videos. 🤗💕🦋