Exploring an Abandoned 1980's Futuristic Mansion - Found Creepy Kids Room.. 

The Thermatronic II oven came out in 1977. The Nu-Tone intercom/music system is from the 1960s and 1970s. This house is from the mid-1970s. Very cool find. With the old school TVs and VHS players, there's no way this is a 2020 abandoned home. It looks like a 70s build, 90s abandoned house--though it may have been an elderly owner that didn't upgrade. The basement, with the removed lower walls, means it was flooded at some point, and the drywall had to be removed because of mold.

A Jewish family explains why they have more than one refrigerator. They don’t mix meat and dairy, so they have a fridge for both. Same with having two sinks, one for meat and for dairy. That oven at 30:26 is a double oven. My family had one, too. The bottom of I’m not mistaken was a proofing drawer for rising dough.

You've never seen an apple tree in the wild? If there are apples in the tree and on the ground, it is 100% apple season.

Can we bring back the wall appliances lol saves so much room. 😂

I actually am totally digging the wallpapers.

I wish you would take a gen x er with you, because we know what all the stuff is😂 these people were definitely loaded. I don’t believe they were the original owners. The appliances like the ovens and the intercom are definitely from the 80’s the rest looks like it was updated in the 90’s. That box that says Andy was a cassette case. My grandma had that same oven set up. Thanks for the memories. Sad that it is sitting empty.

To find out when a house was built, just go to a bathroom and pick up the lid of a toilet. Under the lid, you’ll see a date stamped in to the porcelain, that will show you when. Give or take a few minutes months… That’s a double oven and warming tray made by Thermador. We had 2 of those in one of our home. The Nutone is an Intercom/radio. Also, built into the counter top, is a Nutone combination, mixer, blender, food processor.

You can live in a house for many yrs & it wont fall apart.But a house thats no longer a home or loved dies rapidly

The way you film is awesome! Keep doing what your doing, you are great at it - respectful and well spoken, awesome to watch. Much respect from Ontario, Canada

My vibe for this house is the residents who lived there were very paranoid but the hand cuff key was creepy.

someone may have mentioned this but that desert serenade picture in the kids room at 17:11 is a magic eye, popular in the 90's where a 3d render becomes visible if you unfocus your eyes. this one is a coyote (or maybe a wolf, i guess) howling at the moon

If you dress appropriately on an explore, nobody bothers you. I usually wear a fluorescent vest and hard hat. When I did a video of an abandoned motel earlier this month, a construction contractor's pickup truck drove past me three times and made eye contact, but still just left me alone LOL.

Too bad they couldn’t fix the problems/ issues with the house. Very nice sized bedrooms, kitchen,bathrooms, etc. Not keen on the wall decor. It’s awful the amount of bottled water that was wasted. Great video! Thank you for sharing!

I can't add anything to the wonderful comments by the other viewers, but I just wanted to say that I really enjoy these videos you make. They touch something in me that is hard to put to words. Maybe it would be different if this house had never been lived in, but it's as if the routines of love, life, and work have etched a human imprint on the walls of this house that wasn't just a house, but a home. I don't know, but I just found it all so strangely moving and beautiful, even with the weird wallpaper! I think you feel that as well, and that is why you keep making these videos. Kind of like going through old abandoned malls. The echo of human souls still reverberates and can be felt. Thank you for doing these and I look forward to more of them.

I don't think that is a radio/stereo in the kid's bedroom. It is the old school intercom system large houses used to have.

One of the extra kitchens was probably a kosher kitchen.

The room with the swimming pool is really pretty.

Beautiful property. Part of me hopes that the children (now adults) one day see this video somehow and can relive their childhood. Love the content, thanks for what you do!

@17:13 It's a magic eye picture! Seems Andy was a 90s kid. Awesome explore!

You are the most through and detailed of explorers… every nook and cranny gets some attention! One never feels rushed or like they missed anything. Great Job! Always so interesting!

My god that wallpaper was an experience it’s self. Just when you think there can’t be a crazier pattern it keeps getting better 😂

Intercom system w radio I think this home is more like 70s w some updates Great find!

Have to wonder why someone would leave such a nice place. The Nutone system is radio and intercom. Glad you are able to find places that aren't all trashed with graffiti

I can relate...I have trouble figuring out which color car to drive every day. Life is rough but I muddle through

Wow!! What an absolute beauty!! Absolutely loved the house. So 80’s. Reminds me of some of the 80’s movies like Poltergeist, E.T., The Gate, Down and Out in Beverly Hills. The black plastic case with “Andy” drawn all over the top, in the playroom was a music cassette case. It holds cassette tapes. I had one of those in my time. Brought back so many good memories growing up in the 80’s. The house is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for showing us around. Watching from Melbourne, Australia.

I’ve learned from other explorers that Jewish homes often have two kitchens , I believe one for meats and the main one for other cooking needs. Very NICE …. It seems that any type of mold can be removed from a property by a professional contractor before it would force people out of a home especially one as nice as this …. Personally I would NEVER have a pool located under the roof of a main house …. Either in a separate building or just on the grounds too often it creates a great potential for mold especially when a home is left empty …. Loving all the character of this well built house ( even though at this point I’ve only seen up to the kitchens so far

Thanks for sharing 👍🏾 I saw this one the other day. You're more thorough with sharing cabinets and drawers. The other explorer said a doctor owned it. After he passed, the wife moved away

I seen this mansion on silent hills explorations channel This mansion has been abandoned since 2016 after the father passed away due to suffering a massive heart attack and then the wife and kids were forced to move out of the home.

You did a great job, it was indeed a strange house but seeing the unique features of the kitchen was neat and from the comments I learned more about Jewish families and the way they lived. All in all it was a great video and I love that you keep the camera steady while filming. Great job, Thanks for the vid.

Hi, just found your videos and absolutely love them. You are so easy to listen to and very respectful of what was once others beautiful much loved homes. Your camera work is great and you take your time showing us all what you see. I shall enjoy watching a lot more of your videos. Thanks again

Seriously this home is a gem. The home itself is gorgeous, but all the wallpaper,matching drapes, bedspreads etc is wild. Whoever decorated is not only very colorful but absolute in their choices. I love this place. Can you mention what state you’re in? Great job. Stay safe

The black box with Andy’s name on is a music cassette box

You can really tell how much these parents really valued and loved their children. These rooms for them were so customized and fun.

I'm a new subscriber to your channel and I thank you Devin for this awesome 80's mansion exploration. I know you can't divulge where these places are here in the U.S. but it amazes me that you find and explore them and record for us to appreciate the awesome places you find. It's a shame sometime how and why theses places get to be abandoned. I love to see abandoned places still being explored by you. I like that you appreciate and respect the retro abandoned places you explore. Keep up the awesome work you do✌🏻

Wow! Love this huge home! Your explore and video was amazing! It’s so sad this treasure is abandoned! Thank you for sharing your experience!

I really enjoy exploring the old abandoned places . The history behind them is interesting. Ty. ❤

Thank you! What a fun journey! I love seeing these old places, wallpaper etc!

Another great explore Devin ❤

Damn that's a nice house, the kid's room is too cool, and looks like it was lovingly decorated.

The most shocking thing was that you have never seen an apple tree. And that you first picked that apple and threw the perfectly good piece of fruit to the ground.

The spiral staircase is 🔥

I like how you respect all the properties you explore.

Wow, wowser, what a beautiful home. I too have Mezuzah's on my doorways. It's a blessing, to whomever steps through that door way. As far as the paintings on the walls in children's room, is, simply GORGEOUS, nothing creepy about it. Is this home on the market yet?

Glad you didn't get caught inside the house. Be Safe.

LOVE the pull out toaster!!! Have never seen one before!!!

That can opener style was popular in the 1960's and 70's when I was growing up. No need for them now because of all the zip top cans. The cutting wheel was messy and hard to clean, too. A nice hand can opener is enough for the the few cans without zip tops. They're simple to clean, too. Great video. Thank you.

17:14 Those illusion pictures from the 90s were SOOOO huge. They were EVERYWHERE! I could always see the hidden images! This one is a wolf or coyote howling. There is a cactus or a rock or something on the ground in front of him. But his head is not visible due to the glare of the light from your camera. WOW!! So cool to see one of these again after 30 years!!! 😂

Awesome NuTone built-in food center on the countertop you missed. All the attachments were right under it in the cabinet you opened. So cool.

Nicely done! Amazing amount of very costly things left behind - id love to hear the backstory

A wonderful high point in kitsch and tacky interior design. Utterly hideous yet interesting to see.

Great explore! Stay well,safe and happy!

I watch this kinda stuff all the time, how have I not run across you yet? I'm subscribed

The "refrigerator" with the small fan inside is actually a freezer !.....Another great video !!!....If you should wake up in the middle of the night, you would think Disney was attacking ! !

That compact organizer that had Andy's name is either a cassette tape or CD on-the-go carry case. Interesting place... remember, after the c-19, many Jews left to go back to Israel... it was a mass exodus from many countries. I like that you, being a young man, can appreciate such a time and the appliances of the day. I was a teen in the 80s, and even I found that wallpaper ghastly!!😳😱 I'll be subbing to your channel. 🙂

Fabulous explore.Thank you very much.Bee.x

You always do an excellent job!! Thanks

I love this house.I would keep most of it, as is. Such unique thigs and the storage is great. Nice tour

This is cool. The house really tells a long story about the people who lived there, possibly all their life.

Great video really nice place don't worry no apologies necessary about the ending you always have great videos take care love from upstate New York❤😊

thank you for this adventure, it is perfect with my morning coffee! such a great house and sad that it is wasted!

Great explore. Was strange seeing the beds still made and the condition contrast between rooms.

The incoming van suggests that there are eyes on the mansion, or perhaps mikes and sensors in the building itself. That might explain its unmolested state 3 years after it was vacated. Congrats on your street smarts for getting out intact without any contact or confrontation.

I was raised on a fruit farm, specifically apples. We had orchards of them. They are in season if they are on that tree…ESP if they are falling off! They are ripe. Apples don’t grow all year round on the trees, and you have a season that you can eat them. It doesn’t work like that. They only grow on the tree when it is the Apple season. Same with ANY fruit. I don’t know of a fruit that grows out of season. However, apples from trees that haven’t been pruned, no insecticide, no fertilizer will produce smaller apples and usually have worms in them. I wouldn’t just eat one off the tree unless I cut it in half first.

I know from growing up near a Jewish family, they always had at least two refrigerators, one for meat and one for dairy, since they could not mix your videos are awesome, it’s really intriguing the houses that you go into and are able to explore, I love the fact that you are so detailed and really do appreciate craftsmanship

Such a beautiful mansion is very poorly wallpapered. While examining the mansion, I imagined how wealthy they lived even back then. No matter how old the house is, even now most people do not have such a house and life. The devices and items are old, but that doesn't actually mean anything. There are still people in the world who do not have these. It's hard to believe but it's true.

The wall paper is iconic in this house, especially in the laundry room. I love it all!

You always find really cool spots!

Good explore, Devin. Thanks

Thanks for the awesome video i enjoyed watching awesome house

I love your narration of your videos I plan on watching all of them. so bring em on ! this mansion was beautiful do you know why the family is not living there?

This was a awesome house thank you for sharing ❤️

You kid explorer crack me up. An organizer of some sort ,yeah for cassette tapes 🤣🤣

❤thats one very cool house. A lot of thought went into its function. So sad to end up empty

Probably lots of water damage. Drywall in the basement was cut at 4' to remove mold and water damage. Roof is old and needs replacing, but nothing that can't be fixed.

A place with a kitchen that big and has a built-in toaster to make room crazy 🤪 😅

The wallpaper suggests 70s and early 80s aesthetics

Wow very beautiful mansion but so sad I really enjoyed this video thank you so much for sharing it God bless everyone

Great work-content. I’m amazed this place is just abandoned like this and not vandalized all to hell. This is wild.

Great video! I loved it 👍 ( pluto is the other dog's name)

Love the built-in toaster. Great job overall (as always).

What an incredible place!! That was a first to see a toaster like that. 15:27 . . . that toilet is the coolest design ever... like something from Star Trek.

This guy has such an ASMR quality voice and style...❤❤❤

I’m GenX and I absolutely loved the wallpaper in that house. Thanks for sharing.

The mold only started when the heat and ac was no longer working. When a house is not temperature controlled you get mold. Nice find.

0:52 that is beautiful! All those plants creeping through the ceiling in only about 3 years of being abandoned? Wow nature moves fast

Hi, great place and video! Cool spot.

Love the built ins! Toaste r etc. And the wallpaper. It was their house.😮😅😊

I do think about it quite often how I miss wallpaper back in the day. I appreciate it was hard to put up, but I really liked it and miss it. Especially the fonts and designs of the 80s. Even the flowers of the 90s. Moreso I miss the passage of time and the loved ones lost that it reminds me of. Thus, I can't watch many of these videos. I hope someone decides to love that house again and puts money into it to fix it up. 1980s kitchens are my favorite.

That was awesome!!!

Whoa, it looks like a show house for ugly wallpaper! Reminds me of the saying "Money cant buy taste". 😅 The best looking part was certainly the exterior and the pool house. Its a shame the latter was all locked up (or maybe a good thing...).

The built in toaster is amazing I love the laundry room to but the wall covering makes me feel wheezy 😂😂

🤗I saw the plunger part for a handheld "Salad Shooter" in the kitchen island. I still use mine. I got it in 2005. I love it so much! Well made and lasts forever!!They still sell them. Im Gen x and see some stuff we still have or have had!😊 I loved this vid!! Im going to go back and make sure Im subscribed. I get kinda creeped out tho being a bit of an empath and have to shake the vibe off me after watching these kinds of vids. I get real sad for the past owners and what they must of went thru. Such a wonderful house. Probably full of warm family memories. I hope they are all okay and living happily ever after. Stay Safe and always be in Stealth Mode out there!! 💜

Thank you for the video

That place was built in the 70s for sure

The peach colored wallpaper would probably date this to the early ‘90s I’m guessing, since that was a popular color for decor around then.

I can't imagine nobody bought this property because it looks beautiful. It's a shame.

at first I thought the mansion was abandoned 15 years ago, but the water, masks and such makes me think they left this house during the pandemic. Unless the masks and water are from 15 years ago, which I think was doing the Epola scare. I'm guessing Andy was a small kid then, so if they left 15 years ago, I would think he is currently a senior in high school or in his early 20s if still alive. I think Wall Street had a bad year then in back then, which might explain why a Rabbi's family had to leave if their money run dry. Unless they left for other reasons. There was definitely a son, daughter and married couple among the former residents of this mansion based on the rooms. The other bedrooms could have been for either live in help like maids or extended family like in-laws, grandparents and close family friends. If I had money to do so, I would repair these abandoned mansions to their original form while changing things to make them into things like hotels, motels, affordable living areas, community centers and such. I would also hire witches and priests to clear any potential demons, ghosts and spirits.

Really very niiiiiic video janab 🎉🎉🎉

A very nice explore and a interesting old place, bad wallpaper tho lol.

Love that it was amazing 😁🤩