Forgotten Century Old Abandoned Jefferson Estate in Coastal Virginia 

It's amazing how people change up a home through the years and not always in a good way. I always love the ending of your videos. so calm and peaceful.

Kappy, you keep hollering antiques, antiques, old, old, 70's, 70's............LOL!!.........( I grew up with all that stuff, except, to me, it wasn't old, it was state of the art or current tech and or style during that time for me ) We didn't have cell phones or computers or flat screen tv's or color tv's. I honestly don't think young people of this day could survive in the 60's, where I was raised. 🤣🤣🤣......KAPPY, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS! It brings back many lost childhood memories! ❤

When you opened the door off the kitchen (behind the beautiful fireplace) I felt like we stepped back in time even further, almost like an in law. I imagine that house was absolutely beautiful in its time. Has not seen any help in a long long time. The stairs and doors in the second were beautiful. Kudos to you for so many likes in just hours. Thank You for showing us these before they are gone

I can remember as a kid having one of those old oil burning stove in the upstairs of an old farm house I lived in the 60's until electric heat was installed . I can remember it smelled when it ran.

Kappy is one brave guy to venture into these houses, like the 1st one, horrid shape which is sad for one can tell at one time it had been nice.

I can just picture families sitting around having family time together in that house. That house had so much love at one time. Thank you Kappy for another great house!

Kap, I’m originally from coastal VA. Can’t wait to see!

Look at all the kerosene heaters in the first house! I used them for years until kerosene got too expensive. Beautiful old house. Thank you Kappy!

Urban Exploring With Kappy thanks for sharing this video with me about Forgotten Century Old Abandoned Jefferson Estate in Coastal Virginia this was a nice house back in the day but now it stands alone and forgotten and thanks for sharing it and God Bless.

An old Southern beauty! I can just imagine everyone gathered around and having wonderful family time. As with the others, it’s so sad to see them at such a stage of disrepair. Love this! Thanks Kappy for bringing them all to us! As always, stay safe! 😊

Between, “Well, THAT room’s gonna remain a mystery!” and, “Hugsy? I would never wanna hug THAT!” I’m dead! 😂🤣 That first house was crunchy creepy!! 😮 Thanks for taking one for the team! ❤

1st house: In all that chaos, the first thing I saw was that iron stove and old brick. I think there's been hoarding or squatting or decline. This is a beautiful house underneath all the fallout. 2nd house: beautiful doorknob. I love the old windows too.

You have a lot of courage walking into a house that is so decayed. Been a subscriber for a while now. Always enjoy your videos.

Ah, that kitchen! It must have been a pleasure to cook and do dishes when surrounded by all that beautiful woodworking even like it distressed…maybe not quite THAT distressed.😂 Some little critters had quite a party with the foam rubber…still better than graffiti! Thank you, Kappy. Always looking for the beauty and finding it.

I'll bet there was a lot of fun memories from both of these places. I know i say this alot, but hoping that someone gets a brain and gets the re-purposeable antiques and other items before its too late. Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!

Such a sad thing to see this as it is Jefferson’s home …part of our American heritage…it should have been restored and made into a museum…thank you Kappy for this video ❤️❤️❤️

Very cool 😎👍 time capsule amazing that it was almost like they left it still the first house 🏠🏡 that is

Simple homes for a simpler time. Great job Kappy!

Kappy..thank you for another outstanding video..the fire place in the kitchen was stunning..sadly the first house is soon to fall..still showed all its great quailities...the second house had some "cool" door knobs.and some wild remodels(what were they thinking back then)..neverless over the years they still have many of their great features remained..kappy I must say as much as we enjoy these videos..your welfare comes first..please stay safe when filming these..i couldn't believe the floors you were trying to pass over...you do great work!!!!!

Another great video Kappy, boy I get real happy when I see you post a new explore!!! Thank you my Friend!

Loved these 2 houses!!! The first one had been abandoned the longest! It had such beautiful woodwork on it’s walls, fireplace, banister & ceilings!!! The second one was updated probably in the 60s-70s! I loved the original doors & door hardware of both properties!!! Sad that they can’t be salvaged 😞😢😰I always hate to see old, antique wooden furniture left in a place to go to the elements 😞 I always wish that it could be saved, restored & brought back to its original beauty 👍🙏💕 Thank you Kappy for sharing these wonderful find’s! Please always be safe with these old decaying buildings! Your safety comes first 👍🙏💕 We love you ❤️💕♥️

It would be cool if followers could come along to some of these if you are in their state. That would be awesome

The blue ice cube trays in the freezer bring back memories 😊

That fireplace,wow, how beautiful!!!!! You made me laugh at the doll😂 thanks Kappy !!!!

Thanks for the awesome tour of thevold housr.

Man, I was afraid that whole house was going to collapse on you!!! Very cool place.

Sweet adventures. Typical coastal Va. Thanks for sharing. ❤

There is nothing more beautiful than an old southern house. ❤

I was not expecting the first house to have such nice paneling in it - I sure hope some salvage expert saves it before it’s too far gone. Thanks again for another great adventure!

These structures look pretty tired, but they are set in such pastoral, peaceful settings! Lucky were the folks that lived these a long time ago, though, no doubt they didn't realize it. More examples of woodwork that was absolutely fine art, and only achieved, in our modern day and age, by programming a computerized lathe! With floors crumbling from the weather, the staircase was still holding firm! I wonder if that area doesn't regularly experience fierce storms. Amazing how you find these treasures. Awe-inspiring, visiting the remnants of people's lives from decades back. (I used to enjoy that same toaster oven model (in the first house, on top of the microwave stand, in the 'wooden paneling' kitchen/room. That was decades ago(70's) but made the very best personal pizzas on english muffin halves!) Thanks for the tour, Kappy. Thanks even more for the memories!

It was probably a beautiful home in it's time.

Another great explore!! Thanks, Kappy!

No matter how badly decayed, two things will remain solid: field stone fireplaces and stair cases. Really to bad this can't be reclaimed.

Beautiful welcoming living room!!

The kitchen in here totally took me off guard the wood paneling and that fireplace 😳 so pretty !! Now that fireplace mantel with the stove pipe hole but a view into the attic very odd . Seems like there was a lot of life lived in the first little home very special place . That next one had some cool shutters .That kitchen is so frozen in time wow .....amazing each home you show us has a story to tell ....you do a amazing job telling us that story ....I thank you for that EXCELLENT work as always great video Kappy !! 👍👍

That was scary! The stairs were probably the safest place😊

This house must have been so beautiful at one time.

wowwww awesome kapppy u di dit again i love the abandonded house with the old dilapidated beds in the bedrooms and the other house to those dolls were creeepy heeebeejeeeebes awesome take care kim

🙋‍♀️I'm always concerned about your safety when sharing these beautiful, old houses with us. Seeing the toys makes me sad, thinking that they were family homes. Some lovely paneling, trim work and hardware, I liked the strawberry wallpaper in the first kitchen. Please, someone save the "real" gas cans. The type without the safety features that causes me to spill gasoline everywhere! Congratulations on your growing channel.

The second old house Kappy, you are very brave. I'd be petrified of snakes! 👀

This living room makes me think of the Waltons' living room. It's so comfortable and homey looking! The staircase has some nice details, with a modest newel post, elegant banister and plain styles. Nice, unassuming and down to earth Looks like it was once (a LONG time ago) a pretty house. Too bad you're a few decades too late to film this nice old house! Thanks for trying, anyway! You nearly gave me a nervous fit in trying to film this one. I was glad when you gave it up as a bad job, Kappy. 🌷💐🐝 Okay, let's try again! That IS a pretty newel post. That's lovely bentwood furniture in the front room. Oh, somebody left her dolly behind! It looks so out of place in all this desolation! Cool doorknob, Kappy! This was once a homey kitchen, warmed by that wood burning stove. I haven't seen a propane cook stove in decades! This was a thoughtfully laid out house, comfortable and easy to navigate. Though it has definitely seen better days, it was once a nice house in which to live. The banister and styles of the staircase are really attractive. I don't recall seeing similar ones anywhere. Like the house itself, it's solid and honest, not tring to put on airs. Another good explore, Kappy. Both these houses give me the feeling of having done what they were meant to do, protect their family. Now they are tired and old, ready to go the way of all things and return to the good earth. Thanks for the explores, Kappy! I enjoyed them thoroughly. Glad you made it out with no injuries. I'm looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us. Happy trails, intrepid explorer! Love from Tennessee

The scenery is breathtaking!!!!❤

Amazing rooms in this house

Ty Kappy 4 another great vid. B safe out there.

I've been watching you for a long while now and one thing I've been curious about. You have a lot of knowledge of architecture and design for someone so young. Who taught you all this??

That Blue Jay was making sure to tell all of the other birdies you were there! 😅😅 I heard Crows too! I don't know if you notice, but everywhere you go to explore there are usually birdies telling others you are there.

That chandler, 4:50, Wow, Gorgeous, in house #1... Ouch, the gaps in the floor, not sure your secret Kappy, please be safe..

Remarkable amount of damage to first house, looks like it went through an earthquake. Must be someone around today who would remember the home from 30 years ago.

The first house had very nice decay, making walking around a bit risky, but nice stuff left.

Love the Staircase

When you looked over saw that fireplace and the paneling, my jaw dropped!somebody needs to save that room! Jefferson as in who?!

Poor old houses. I can only imagine how beautiful they were when they were lived in. Do like collapsed too and old houses. The1st house was really bad, bet that wont be up for much longer. I thought that creepy doll was a Cabbage Patch Kid, nope, I aint hugging it either. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I so enjoy your commentary and photography. So glad I found you.

The paneling and fireplace in the first house was amazing, how good would that have looked in it's day. Love your videos Kappy, think you're pretty brave to negotiate crumbling floors and perilous ceilings but we really do appreciate it❤

that's a really nice place liked to have seen in it its prime seems like a peaceful area to

Thank You for the views of lost history🔎🙄🔍🥰👍

Hey Kappy! Well that first house looked pretty "crunchy". I am surprised you got to as many areas as you did! The second one was a bit safer! They both looked like good old family homes. A shame they have fallen to ruin. Thanks for the look back in time. Be safe! ✌️

that heater is the 2nd house kitchen is awesome!

Lovely area thank you Kappy great video😊

Thank you Kappy!

Thanks Kappy.

I liked the looks of the first house from the outside but, the inside was pretty rough. Second house was a bit better. Becareful on thoses old crumbling floors, Kappy. Your preview houses look great! Thanks, Kappy

The two houses don't have much longer to stand. You were lucky to video on both. Before mother nature brings them down.

Yes I agree the wood paneling is beautiful

Thanks again

I loved the kitchen it would have been quite functional back in it's time the extra room would have been the pantry. ( first house). Anna In Ohio

Hello from Coastal Virginia! It’s super rare to find basements here, though I’ve seen a couple in Norfolk. Thanks for sharing this!

Really cool houses 🏘 lucky to get into them before they completely fall down I didn't realise you had daffodils over in the states great find .

Kappy, that house is "gone"! Glad you got out of there without a scratch. Do you ever find old mechanical clocks in any of these places?

The 90s family musta’ really been into the 70s Decor. That front LR furniture was really mod back then. Totally, the area of the country you were from in the day. Oh, I do hope you don’t recognize me 😎😅

Wow. A couple of dangerous places. Be careful with yourself!😊

Can see kids racing and sliding down the staircases! Odd...that fancy fireplace in the kitchen. Seems a little late to be used for cooking. Wonder what that room originally was? The second house was nice, too. Were those twin sycamores out front? Thanks, Kappy!

Gorgeous outdoor scenery

I’m always amazed at the accumulation of “stuff” that we leave behind, no one else wants it and it is left to rot. Such a waste of money and time.

WOW 😮

I would love to have that , wood stove /coal. in the second home, Kappy on the Back,s of the TV set,s is the Date. This way you will get a Ideal of how old they are, In the Homes you go in.

Two houses going back to nature

Awesome video

Whip out your Leatherman multi-tool next time you come across a door without a knob, Kappy! What was back there, I wonder?

That wood paneling around that fireplace & that kitchen is just extraordinary! The care that went into the building of that place is just amazing! Yeah.. some of those floors look pretty sketchy, you are wise not to risk it, I mean, you wouldn’t want your last thoughts to be, (while you are trapped in a pile of rubble , in a BASEMENT no less..) to be, “Why the heck did I step there??” We’d really miss you, and uh , Not to be selfish, but we’d really be sad if we had to “ settle” for other exploration videos with some lame host that has to hear himself talk & talk, while adding weird danger music! You CAN’T do that to us! LOLOL! Just joking around.. Seriously tho, we are all GLAD you stay safe!! Thanks for posting your vids, like I ALWAYS SAY, we look forward to your vids all week!!

That table between the 2 chairs is a drum table that particular style was popular in the 1940's.

Dig the old cookoo clock thrown to the side. And I believe but didn't get a good enough look that was a Cabbage Patch Doll" on the couch. Very very popular in late 70's and 80's.

Dang, looks like if you sneezed the whole house would come down on top of you. (first house)

I’m surprised you don’t keep a few basic tools with you. Like pliers and screwdriver. Love your vids!

Another good ol' house bites the dust.

😎😎👍🤟👌Kappy at his Finest!! Watch your 🚶

Sup from Kentucky😊

So disheartening to see these houses fall into decay. All of that history being lost.

It's probably safe to say this house is beyond restoring

How does a foam mattress explode like that 😮 Thanks Kappy 😊

2nd house had windows intact. Wow. Really rare these days.

He takes fentanyl before he goes in there lol 😂

Small channel locks would open that door

I winced when I saw you kick that upstairs door. I bet that door is now a structural support, and it would have been very iffy if you opened it

I saw many things in both old houses that could potentially be repurposed and made beautiful again. Sad...😮‍💨 That second house had a 1950s metal and laminate dinette table that's a highly sought after mid century decor piece.

It's so sad that nothing about that place was wanted by the heirs. I am amazed and saddened at how often that happens. I have to admit that I wouldn't want the 2nd house myself. However, someone is mowing the property.

I don't think this house can be saved, but maybe some of the features can be salvaged.

I know it’s not abandoned but the you should explore The old school house in Homerville, Ohio on the corner of route 224…. And I THINK…. 301 N… it’s a really cool old building you and Ruby would love

Made me Sad to see in such ill Repair...

how do you put the film clips for this video together, certain software or any good reccomendations, i would like to film several places around me that are haunted too like this..or is there free online site, cuz i used to use windows movie maker till i heard may have been cancelled?