This house in Southwestern Ontario has been sitting idle for many many years. Although it has a lot of features of a 1920s farmhouse the brick that was used seems much more modern, I might be wrong or just might be the area that it is if you have any thoughts please leave them in the comments below.
This house is heavily destroyed through vandalism and from the elements but there are just enough artifacts around to make the #urbex so worthwhile. A couple of the things that I found interesting were the number of animal carcasses that were throughout the house I'm not sure with so many access points why animals came here to die but I guess they felt comfortable. what was with the width of the staircase? how did anybody get anything up and down those stairs? Bird's nest bird's nests and more birds nests this house practically had its own ecosystem which is amazing and all part of the reclamation process.
The basement sadly inaccessible due to flooding this was a great Explorer and this house will be taken over my mother nature more and more every year. Oh and field artifacts like vehicles, hell ya,l ill take those any time )
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