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Even though its an A frame house with the big steep roof. In the Right conditions Snow can still pile up on its roof pretty tall. 'FYI, if you ever go inside another abandon place. and see the electrical panel and see it as ON. Be Kind and Safe, just switch the Main breaker to Off if you are able to do it in a safe manor. Some times, Electrical crew might accidently hook up power at the street to a abandon house if they are working near it. Which in turn can cause abandon places to catch on fire, due to a short in abandon places wires or old wiring heating up to much and causing fire.

"Inside Abandoned Northern A Frame Home" I've seen enough horror movies to know where this is going.

Looks beautiful there, such a shame a wonderful house never got updated or even taken care of, the winters must be brutal on those type of houses

6:42 "Well that scared me, the door just slammed in the wind" And this is where the horror movie begins xD

It had electric heat that is why every room has a t-stat. cheep to install expensive to run.

Growing up in Maine, I saw some A frame houses, and I always had this rapt belief that they were the coolest houses. There was a Chinese restaurant we used to go to and I was obsessed with it because it had an A frame entrance.

What a cute mouse and what a cool house.

Did you check to see if their drains were unclogged and free of debris?

That cheap wood paneling and kitchen are 70's. While people still had that kind of paneling in the 80's, nobody was putting it in anymore Anyway, thanks for the Urbex tour

Doesn’t look like a good candidate for flipping. Probably cost more than you could get for it. As a long-term investment (buy it, fix it up & pass it on to one’s kids) it has potential.

"Nothing in the house looked abnormal, there was just too much of it. Like a smile with too many teeth."

Coming from England these style of houses always fascinate me. I think it’s beautiful looking and love the open spaces. Decking is hardly something you see in the UK along with basements another thing you hardly see much of. Great video.

Definitely worth saving that place . Nice big garage for working on projects and room for another vehicle .

I'm really enjoying these videos. I started off watching drain clearing ones. Then I watched a time capsule one. Now watching the building explores. Your knowledge and content are great. Just so you know, someone from Wigan, over in the UK is enjoying what you do.

I love A frames! This one is a bit different with the multiple floors. My friends A frame is open from floor to the ceiling peak, with a loft area at the back with two bedrooms, kinda like a Chalet. Also, it looks like the upstairs/kitchen/living room area has Electric baseboards from the late 60s or early 70's.

Those old A Frames were extremely practical for houses in the far north. Very little if any snow sat on those roofs. There are only 2 in my SW Wisc. hometown.

not bad for a fixer-upper. if your friend had an interest in it, would love to see video progress of the house/landscaping remodel

The mouse hitchhiker was waiting on his Uber and you showed up🤣😂🤣

There is no furnace in a house that has electric baseboards.

LOVE THIS tour of this house..Never seen the inside of an A-frame home before. Really nice... just needs some fixing up and 💙. Enjoying this video BIG time. 👍🤗 P. S. And a beautiful view. 😉

Remodeling is such a big job. I bought a house that was much more livable than this and we took out a wall and remodeled the kitchen. All DIY. It was such a huge project

Once again you have taken us exploring! I love it! Thanks Post! I look forward to watching your videos!

When that mouse fell off the front of the truck, if you look close, you can actually see it run off the road after you've reversed back! it runs off to the right at about 17:59

I actually recognize this house (drive by it somewhat frequently), to be honest never really realized it was abandoned, but also didn't pay that much attention to it. The A frame design + the fact that it faces south (hope this isn't giving away too much info) has me think the builders were going for a passive solar heating design. Aframes trap heat really well (especially on the upper floors) and those big windows out front would let plenty in. This might explain the electric baseboard heating as more of a backup system (not ideal but given the early 70's architecture may have been prompted by the oil crisis) and might also explain the lack of insulation on the top floor to keep it from getting unbearably hot in the summer.

I agree post it would cost more than its probably worth to fix it up.

What a lovely house - please keep us updated as to what eventually happens to it. it needs saving ! Great video Post 10 :-)

This house has electric base-board heat. Each one of the long square boxes along the base-board is a heater. There is usually a thermostat in each room so you can control the heat room-by-room.

Thank You so much for mentioning Third Hand Smoke. I been trying for months to convince my doctor that it does exist. 😀

This channel being so wholesome and grounded, I kind of wish that something spooky happened...

Very cool house! I have loved the A frame style since I was a little kid. Beautiful area.

That view of the mountains is beautiful

This looks like a cool place. I think the reason there's so many thermostats is because the place never had central heating, I saw a baseboard heater in pretty much every room, so those thermostats were probably to control the heating for that room or level's heaters. IMO that actually makes more sense then central for a house that tall, since each floor would need a different temperature setting. The upper floors would be scorching hot year round while the basement would be ice cold year round if you had them all on one thermostat as the heat would rise to the upstairs floors plus they'd also be having the furnace puffing out heat nonstop trying to keep up with the rising heat for the main floor where the thermostat would most likely be, while the basement would never get enough heat from the furnace. By having the heat controlled floor by floor with localized room heating, each floor can have it's own heat settings and only get as much heating as it needs to stay comfortably warm. I'd probably also do a similar setup for AC, if I were to set that up in a house like that. That way the upper floors could get more cooling in the summer, and the basement less.

Such a shame! That would have been a great house! Thanks for the great video Post10!

Views from that house are beautiful, thanks for sharing, and the mighty mouse attack too.

So much potential here, would love to see the improvement work progress. Thank you Post 10, keep safe. Sending love from England x for April

I love it! A frames like this have so much personality! I hope it gets some tlc.

Hi. Watching from Toronto Canada. I liked the house. Pretty cool. Lots of space. Hope someone buys it. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

You're gifted that you can see the potential and possibilities in things, all I see is a dump that should just be bulldozed, lol. I guess I'm definitely not cut out for flipping.

What an interesting layout to the home. The second floor deck that wrapped around the house had to have been amazing when it was first put in. Also I loved that the mouse u touched tried to ride home with you on your car 🤣

Thanks for another great adventure post 10 your AWESOME

Thank you very much for this very interesting video. The house certainly has plenty of room, as you said. One hopes that someone will wish to spend the time and money on it to get it to an acceptable standard.

You saying a ton of snow makes me worried about tomorrow’s snow storm Just figured out that the video is from a year ago. Still a coincidence and a big snow storm is definitely coming tomorrow

Very interesting exploration. Keep up the good work!

This looks like one of those huge chalets one finds in the Austrian Alps. This is some house. Obviously owned by someone with money. Unbelievable that it has not been vandalized. Long may it remain untouched by vandals. That mouse was so cute. Great video, yet again. :-)

Hey Post10, can you put metric conversion at the bottom of the screen when you mention length/area/volumen? We Europeans love those videos but we really don't know anything about the us costumary measurement system. :) Greetings from Germany Love your content!

I enjoyed that, post10. I like all of your videos. Merry Ann from Minnesota

I was just doing art reference research on A-frame houses, and then your latest vid came up in my notifs! Crazy coincidence!

I like your optimism post 10. You see the potential and I see a complete tear down.

Thats a nice little house! thanks for the video

The wallpaper in the bathroom!!!! So cute

Awesome exploration

Good house. Thanks for a good video.

Wish I could afford to fix it up its a beautiful place with potential and a great view

Mousehunt 2 🐭😂😂😂 It‘s HIS Farm house!

Your vids are so interesting. Thanks Post.

Interesting stuff. Many thanks. Chris from England.

Nice find post.

Duddeeee I remember watching you from when you were at like 10k subs, so glad you got recommended again to me

It can be salvaged, but yup, gonna take some money. How cute would that be with a red metal roof? You could hear the rain on it and hear the snow slide off in the winter. I like it, but I would gut it and build from the studs up. Thanks for sparking our imaginations! 😊

Right after you said the homeless fill up the commode, i got a commercial for cheetoes. 🤢🤮

That baby mouse took good care of the house..... And then tried to get a ride home to yours 😄

Great video! Imagine not having to worry about funds to take on a project like this.. It would make one hell of a summer house! Shame to see it abandoned like it is but I’m glad the mouse has taken up the challenge, might of taken off a bit more than he can chew though! 👀

It looks awesome

Awesome video

Amazing, thanks

"Beware of the dog" The dog 2:51

Sorry Post 10. I had to laugh when I heard you say the big house remodeled could go for $200,000. Can’t even buy a parking space for that much in Southern California. I need to move from here and live like a king in your neck of the woods.

Sweet vid.👌👌

02:52 Awww... So cute! 🐁🥰❤️💚💙

The bathroom is ~heavenly~

What a wonderful place to live! Nice little house! I'd like to live there. I just don't like that road is too close.

awesome video

I noticed the satellite dish right at the end. It hasn't been uninhabited for all that long.

"that scared me, the door slammed shut cause of the wind" Me who believes in spirits and hauntings: *;-; I don't know about that...*

Post, if you ever get a chance. There is a video of an A frame house that got caught in the flooding after the eruption of mt st helens in 1980. Its still standing, covered in mud in the first floor. Pretty wild. Two days away from being completed then swoosh mud mud mud.

If it gets remodeled I would love to see that as its own channel.

I'm waiting for a "Did you see it?" ^_^

that is a realy nice house it would be great to fix it up

That is some pretty serious foundation damage. Another thing I noticed is it looked like someone had already started to demo it a bit as the flooring was all gone, but judging from the era I am guessing it was all carpet.

Steep roofs are nice, snow-wise. Any non-flat roof is always a good start, though.

That mouse on the hood was funny. Lolol

Post 10 .you are the best! From 🇲🇾

those A frames are neat, i have a close friend who lives in one

I was going to say those baseboards look like individual electric units so you're probably right about that. It's a shame it can't be flipped but like you said I think if it was owner/occupant renovated it might be doable. I might even consider a DIY geothermal system for really efficient heat and air conditioning without the huge expense. Totally doable nowadays.

That little mouse was cute 🐁

Looks like no central heat: no furnace. Individual baseboard electric heaters w/ thermostats in every room. Must have cost a fortune in electric bills! But was probably cheaper to install, and less complicated than running air ducts through this unusual structure. Also the vents around the fireplace would help distribute the heat from the fireplace around the house...

Cool Aframe house

I like how it kept having stairs and ladders going up and up I wanna have a house lole this one day just even bigger lmao .. want my house to be a maze of many floors

Nice property

Hey Post 10!!, the upper part of the house reminds me of Amityville!!! Would you say that would be Amityville part 2!!! ??😮😮😮

Neat house.

That is electric baseboard heating.

2:50 what happens if I use the mouse to hover my cursor over it and click on it?

My guess is it was heated with wood since there is a stove pipe in that fireplace chimney to hook up a wood stove and those vent above would be part of the gas reburning thing on some wood stoves. Then the little wall floor heaters were just for when it was cold but not cold enough to get a fire going. Septic is probably in the front so its likely fine since not much trees have grown up

I think that about the only thing that can be done with that place is put in trucks and hall it away. With the foundation cracked that bad and the roof and mold it would probably cost more to fix than it would be worth

so many hiding places how scary. but it is a very cool house

Dude you sound JUST like the lead singer from Cake. SPOT ON 😳 Please sing The Distance 😑😏 Oh ya, love your vids thanks. (ya I'm convinced you're him. It's crazy.)

Paneling nightmare... Still beautiful in its own right

Those valves in the upstairs bedroom wall were probably for a forced hot water heating system. They might have started converting it from electric when the foundation suddenly shifted.