Billionaires Incredible ABANDONED Castle Mansion in The Woods l WHAT HAPPENED HERE?!?!

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The story of this abandoned castle mansion is a strange one. Originally built in 1973, this massive 9000 sqft mansion sits on 6 acres of beautiful property. The castle last sold in 2007 as a fixer-upper for 1.6 million dollars and since has been lived in by many different people. The address has also been registered under several businesses of the people who lived here, one being a contractor who incorporated his business in 2010 and dissolved it shortly after in 2013.
The last tenants of the property were leasing the home. It's unsure when their lease started but it's clear they were unable to make the payments. Tossed throughout the home are empty boxes of designer clothing, shoes, and jewelry. Receipts show the family spending upwards of $4000 on clothes on one trip shopping. Facing massive debt from their lease and inflated lifestyle, the family abandoned the home sometime in 2021 leaving behind almost all of their possessions.
For the next few years, the home sat abandoned and in limbo, as the leasing company attempted to find the family to collect the 14 million dollars in debt they had incurred. In 2023 the Bailiff company took possession of the property and all of its contents.
While exploring, another explorer was held at gunpoint by the apparent owners of the property. They questioned her presence at the home but ended up letting her go without issues. She noted that they resembled the men from the photos left in the home. For this reason, I have blurred the photos I found just, to be safe.
It's unclear what the fate of this Castle Mansion is, but for now, lets take a look at what's left behind.
I apologize if the camera work was a bit fast throughout this video,
I was nervous here and wanted to get through this place fairly quickly
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@nativeamericanfeather9948

You can live in a house for 50 years & the walls & ceilings wont peel. But as soon as a house isnt a home or loved..it starts to die rapidly. My house was built in 1830 & youd never be abke to guess. But if it was no longer a home..it would die within a year.

@businessdoubt

This residence belonged to a Chinese developer whose family had relocated to Canada with their wealth accumulated from a Chinese construction business. Unfortunately, the Chinese government imposes restrictions on the amount of money allowed to leave the country. Despite their continued affluence, the family encountered barriers preventing them from transferring funds to canada. While their departure was not hasty, they left behind most of their belongings when returning to China, unable to bring them along.

@johncroft9888

Why would anyone need such a huge home? It is crazy! I have a 3000 sq foot home and it is way too big. This house is massive. Like a hotel. Imagine having to call your kids for dinner or how about at night where you don't know if anyone is in the home because it is so huge.

@ArcadeFires

I bet that quite a few people have been through that house exploring and/or looting before you arrived. Awesome video!

@karensinden6149

If only the walls could talk 😮

@SpaceGhost999

People seem to forget, buildings don't only rot and crumble after they've been abandoned. A lot of times, they're already having issues like leak and mold before they become abandoned. Especially a home like this, where they were clearly struggling to keep up with the bills already. They were likely not able to afford the upkeep on something so large either.

@2prettynikkidee516

I know it’s impossible but it would be so cool to see what this house looked like when it was lived in and thriving! This mansion is so beautiful! It’s so sad to think of all the things left behind and how hard someone worked once to build just for it to be left abandoned and destroyed!

@kezzabell8123

Whoever designed this house, has exquisite taste

@dianelafreniere1362

The interior looks way more posh than the exterior. The exterior looks more like cheap stucco used in amusement park buildings and really should not be crumbling that badly. The interior was very impressive!! Fantastic video, as usual, Noah!!!

@bethoneybee

This place is like a child's drawing of a castle. Strange. Like a weird resort hotel.

@emilyrl.

The size, woodwork, fireplaces, iron, finishes and stone are all beyond gorgeous. What an incredible place. Its a dream home for sure.

@gregorylyon1004

Just imagine the maintenance, cleaning bill, house insurance, property taxes and the heating bill. No wonder why they lost it to forclosure.

@thefivemarks

For those wondering this is in Ontario Canada

@ThePortalTheory

I will just never understand the whole huge house thing. Waste. Great video ty for taking us on a tour.

@c1hagans

This is the first video I have watched from you and let me say, you just became my favorite KZfaqr who explores abandoned places. Your walk-through is excellent, and I love that you pan the whole room! Super easy to follow along! Thanks for the video!

@ddavidone6538

I am dying to know the full history of this place!!! Crazy to think all of that was left behind

@user-randi1987

That is a whole lot of house! I cant imagine having a place that big, all I can think of is the heating bills. And im glad i dont have to wash all those windows. Great explore, Noah. Enjoyed it very much, Thanks

@julierosa-mueller3664

Loved the railings and most of the finishings inside the house. Great tour. But….a “bailiff” works in a court and keeps order in the court. A bondsman posts bonds and gets to keep the 10% or whatever amount the bond company requires up front to post the full bond. If a person skips, the bond company is out any money they did not collect up front. The bonds company might send a bounty hunter out to find the skip or seek other means to collect the debt but NO person or entity would have the legal right to ransack a home for valuables. There may have been squatters in the house. Someone obviously drank all the alcohol and put those bottles back. It has most likely been looted many times over. But thank you for the tour. Good job.

@ruthsawyer8867

This sure was an awesome video. I've lived in a 30 room, 8000 sq ft home and had a separate apt from the rest of the house but inside the basement. I was a Nanny for this Family for 10 yrs. Now those kids are in their 40's. I've noticed that any house with an indoor pool, sauna or spa will have mold issues because warm air, especially warm and moist air rises so any air-conditioning does not stand a chance at cooling those areas. The house I lived in sat on 6 acres but a pool was not added outside until the house was about 5 yrs old.

@DCL26

You did a nice respectful tour of that abandoned mansion, Noah. May the deceased RIP. As you brought us from room to room, I saw lots of things that could still bring money, i.e. the Gym Equipment, the Chairs, the heavy wooden doors, fireplaces, furniture throughout, and the spectacular chandeliers/railings. It has already been cleaned out, but there's still lots that can be sold at auction. The Entrance was underwhelming.