Beautiful old home. What a shame it’s not being restored as it should be. That would definitely be a huge amount of work but would be worth it in the end. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing. That basement had a field stone foundation. Those back stairs into the kitchen are seen in most older homes, no maid, just easier for the lady of the house to get breakfast on. 😊

In Canada, if it's a heritage home, does that mean it won't be destroyed

Those white tube things in the basement are a water softening system.

I love old houses like these, they don't build them like that anymore! Thanks for sharing!

That place looks amazing! I love all the old woodwork on the doors and windows. Too bad there’s so much vandalism in the house.

You gotta remember when I built that house 160 years ago there was no central heat and air electricity so they had to get the heat and air upstairs somehow

Greg's sneeze😂 bless you Greg! 😂

Thanks again for an awesome video, loved how they marked the room, especially the "PARTY ROOM".

Beautiful ole house and gorgeous staircase. I really love the wood floors. But so surprised for it to be a 1800s house,no fireplaces in the rooms. Thanks for sharing..

Sad the destruction to such a nice house. 😖. Thank you for speaking loud enough so you can understand exactly what your saying. So many times it's hard to hear.😢

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Awesome home

I just watched this in Australia 🇦🇺. What a great big place, shame it’s left to rot away and the vandalism.

Great video Noah I agree with u The gov. should renovate this house Thanks for showing it to us --- Debbie

Hello from Illinois ❤️. I love old houses !! All the gorgeous woodwork!!! Keep the great videos coming!!❤️❤️

You sir are a brave man walking around in that basement. I think that bug was a stink bug. Keep up the videos, love the channel!

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Happy New Year 2024, Noah🎉. Thank you for sharing…

Thank you Noah,love these old house's.

Love your videos Noah , beautiful house and what a waste with so many homeless too 😢thank you for another amazingly no exploration💕

So sad it was just purchased and forgotten. Thanks for another good find.

Thank you

Thank you for sharing ❤

LIGHTS WORK WOW ! A MAN LIVED THERE THEN DISAPPEARS

Love you video

The air ducts are like that because they were not original to the home.

Thanks!

Love the purple in this house. Nice house.

I've been watching these types of videos for a while and I always thought it would be really neat to take over one of these abandoned houses (assuming it is in at least a reasonable state like this place is), pick up all the stuff off the floors, and turn it into a navigation testing lab for robotic vacuums, where I could beta-test algorithms to cover the place most effectively/quickly...

‘Here we have the kitchen’ aka the torture room😅 New subscriber… have been binge watching your videos for days! Love them ❤ Also…who would be liable to pay for the power that is still running? 🤔

Sup from Kentucky

Thank you for the explore. The house has had at least two different warm air heating systems, the older, gravity warm air system can be identified by the larger square floor grills, the newer forced air system is identified by the smaller rectangular floor grills, the duct work running up the walls on the ground floor is from the forced air system. It is possible that there was an even older heating system consisting of wood burning stoves in the living areas and a wood burning stove in the kitchen. As originally built it would have had kerosene lamps for lighting as electrification was at least fifty to sixty years away, I've seen a number of old houses with the only electricity in a bedroom being a single pendant light in the middle of the ceiling, there would be a single bulb with a pull string to turn the lights on and off, it looks like that was how this house was originally wired when it got electricity and the surface mounted baseboard outlets were added much later.

6:51, maybe there's a safe or a valuable goods hiding spot under that board

Love the purple

Its a shame they just left the house to rot when we have a terrible world wide homeless problem. Or those who just cant afford the astronomical prices these days. What a waste. 😔

Definitely looks like someone died in that house

All homes sink and settle over the yrs as does the ground around it does due to weather conditions and age.

For that graffiti, these kids nowadays are never going to make it in society. Those are the type that won't even make it to their 20's. They are highly pathetic. Anyways that is a really nice house. When I lived in *New Jersey* our house was pretty old but it had an extension on it from the 80's, upstairs we had a glass door knob and the skeleton key to lock the bedroom doors. Those glass door knobs are really old.

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When was this filmed?

WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM?

Noah how much they want for this house?

trumpers did it. figured