Looks are so deceiving with this house. Outside looks good, step inside, it's a death trap. Very Sketchy Brent. Is a beautiful sight with all that fresh snow. We ain't got snow here in Toronto. Take care.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I think I said oooohh be careful a few times through this one 😅. Thank you for giving us great tours and for venturing out in -20 for all of us warm and cozy viewers ❤
One day I hope to see England's countryside. Love rainy misty days, don't get much of that here. Love Eastern Ontario for its Victorian influence. Not the same in Western Canada.
Poor little critter. Crazy how people can live in a place like that and be so unappreciative of the beauty of nature around them that they turn themselves into drug zombies who don't take even minimal care of their home. You always try to find the beauty in abandoned homes to show at the end of your explores, but this one was a struggle! Thank you for braving the cold and that dangerous floor!
I would not have ventured out in that weather. I would have been afraid something would happen and freeze to death. I dont know how squatters would survive in that weather with no heat.
Hi Brent..... 😊 Missed you recently. I bet the weather has been rough over there? Please do be careful 'cos we prefer you in one piece. The decay in that first room was absolutely amazing and almost beautiful in its effect. How on earth these homes get abandoned and left for so long is beyond me. Thanks for sharing. I particularly enjoyed the beautiful Canadian snow and sky. It's almost balmy in comparison here in Somerset England (near Glastonbury) Will keep enjoying your vlogs as long as you keep filming for us. My favourite explorer. Much love Janice 🇬🇧 xxx
Wow…I’m getting good and bad juju on this house….but the decay is stunning…..thank you for posting in the frigid cold for ur viewers…another great find….😀👋
It looks so beautiful there with all fresh snowfall on the ground and on the tree branches. Yes. It definitely looks a lot nicer on the outside than it does on the inside. So sad.
You are by far my favorite explorer. Always give history facts and smooth with the camera and simply a good guy. Thank you for all these entertainmenting vids
Wow! Incredible decay and horrible damage on the inside! You could not see that from the outside! Beautiful snow! I’m so grateful that you took precautions on this abandoned house! Thank you Brent for taking the time to explore this one!! Take care always ❤
what do you think Gordon Ramsey would have said about that kitchen? "Bloody Hell" lol. although not very aesthetically pleasing, that wall with all the peeling paint had a really cool texture looked to it. Another great video .
With it's patchy mish mash of remodels and division, this place was far ugly before abandonment. Whatever makes the most money for a lazy landlord I guess, not even fit for a cat. (Maybe that was what the dead animal was) Thanks for the tour Brent! 👍🤠 🇺🇸
Hello, wow, yes be careful in this home. It was nice to watch this video and I enjoyed watching it. It is beautiful there with the snow for sure. Wonder if that place will fall down in time or finally be torn down? I wish good health and luck to you in your life. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos. Take care and safe and happy exploring to you. ---Jeffrey Hull Jr. (Jeff age 56)
This has a very specific feel to it. Someone thinks they can manage a rental property, that property goes beyond what they can handle, they try to reclaim it as a single family, but then realize it's too far gone, so squatters take over and utilize it. The original owner just gives up and walks away. It's sucky, but, at the same time, given the amount of snow around, it probably saved the lives of many an addict, and maybe some of them went on to recover, and the only reason they lived is because they had this shelter. It's sad all around, but I hope something positive may have come from it.
Whoa! That was a egg shell explore. Be careful for sure, but love the explore! You said, "Definitely a teardown", I chuckled a little and thought, this place is tearing itself down. LOL.
That place was so creepy. Definitely not a fixer upper. Thanks for venturing out into the frozen tundra for your viewers, its greatly appreciated. Also I love your smile at the beginning of each video when you say "lets go explore" :o)
Brent I really wished you'd wear some kind of protection for breathing. There's alot of mold in there. Thank you for taking us along on your adventure. Looking forward to seeing more of your awesome finds Brent🤗
You can't tell by looking at it from the outside how much it's falling apart. People who lived there must have been glad to have found a nice place. The landlord probably gave up on maintenance for some reason. 😔
Thanks for taking your life in your hands to film this place! I’m glad you didn’t hang around long! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a floor so thin as that one upstairs! You would’ve gotten hurt if you fell down there! Not much to see as far as personal property except garbage and used needles on the floor but they are always interesting! Hope you’ve warmed up by now! ❤
Wow,,,big place looks ok from outside Inside is crazy I'm glad your safe it looked scary to walk around Thank you for showing us We got alot of snow pass 2 days and it's still coming down
Abandoned Urbex Canada thanks for sharing that video with me Brent i was very concerned because i didn't want to see you get hurt in that house every time you went into one of the rooms i was worried that you was going to fall through but i was you didn't you was being very careful and God Bless and thanks again.
Brent please don't get upset but wish you would have someone with you when you explore,,for safety,,thank you as always for your hard work great vodeo😊video sorry for typo
Snow covered outside flaws with beauty. Even though the place is destroyed, I really enjoyed the confetti colored peeling paint in the dead animal room!
Great find Bret! Beautiful Canada,miss the snow so much. Wow you took a chance filming here!! It's funny,from the outside it's looks ok,going by you might not think it was abandoned.I bet it once was pretty,to bad it ended this way.Great scenery,thanks for going out of your way to share with us💯👍🏼😎
I can tell the landlord was very cheap electric heat. Probably had the tenants pay for it. Electric heat is very easy and cheap to install but very very expensive to maintain and pay for probably why no one wanted to live in that place.
