Usually when people just walk away from their home and all their possessions it’s because of bad memories and sorrows. Sad.

Wouldn't it be awesome to walk into a place like this and not have everything messed up and ransacked by thieves.

It just always surprises and makes me sad that there are so many Americans and Canadians who are poor and have almost nothing.. And you see these abandoned places that families would be so grateful to live in.

It's a crying shame vandals destroy so much history. It would be nice to see abandoned things exactly the way it was left. Thanks for sharing!

It’s crazy that they have so much$$$ they just walk away. There’s a lot of money in this house with the fixtures alone. Thanks for showing us.

Why, why, why don't they sell that beautiful furniture to anyone who can use it OR give it away !!!!!

It just makes me so furious when people go in these beautiful homes n destroy them that was a beautiful home

I don’t understand why people don’t sell these properties so they can still be used and lived in and enjoyed. Love your videos.

I wish houses could talk. I always think houses retain the emotions of the families...happy, sad, and anger. Beautiful home with amazing furnishings left to rot. Sad. The decor especially the pinks & blues is definitely late 90s.

The wife, likely left it expecting to either return or the children would take care of it. Unfortunately, so many times the house is ransacked and becomes to much trouble or work to deal with. They are left either for another time or just decided to abandon. It's so sad to see a families memories left to just deteriorate. But we live in a time kids don't appreciate the past or things parents have left behind.

The wife should’ve sold it if she didn’t want it. Don’t abandon a beautiful home like this

It must have been so beautiful and elegant, in its heyday. I can understand the wife leaving, but not the fact that the house, and its belongings were not put up for sale. What a shame, since you said it is going to be torn down, and time and nature, and who knows? have done their thing. thank you, so much 👏

I would definitely love to have that furniture to clean back up and give to people who need it. Especially after the hurricane.

You should really wear a N95 kind of mask when you go in these old places. It probably has mold abd asbestos etc. Protect them lungs 🫁 but love your videos. It's sad they just left this house like this. They should've sold it

That furniture needs to be taken out of there! It's worth a fortune itself! It can't be admired or enjoyed here. So sad :(

I want those mirrors! Why wouldn’t the family donate or sell that stuff?! Such a shame and such an unnecessary waste!

I don’t understand why people want to destroy stuff and spray paint bad words. Great explore. My favorite part was the basement with the beds and cool stuff.

Makes me so sad that these houses are being demolished all the time instead of given new life. No one cares enough. But I would. I like that your a Christian and always put Bible verses in your videos. That's nice. 🙂👍

The decor in that house was pretty unique and the bar in the basement must have been amazing!! Thanks!

Since this house is set for demolition the items inside need to be auctioned off or something 🤔 mirrors and some of the infrastructure doors ,desk ,dresser chairs tables, light fixtures, lamps wow looking at the office now, bathrrom sink fixtures etc. I really hope those in charge gut this house before demo. Looking at the upstairs that's been stripped and sold most likely but that's what happens when a property's been left abandoned and none of the family takes charge of selling the assets which are left to ruin. Soo many assets dressers etc . such a shame when there's so many home owners that would actually have room for these antique s furniture, mirrors etc. This video should be titled 100 s of Thousands of Dollars of items left inside. Such a waste

Since the neighborhood is so wealthy why didn't someone else buy it. They had to know that it was abandon. They probably knew the former owner's. I just hate to see beautiful older home's that could of been saved. If they had kids why did they not at least sale the home? Or is this a case when you have to much money to even bother. 3.2 million might be chump change to them. So,So So Sad.

What a shame! The wife probably couldn't deal with everything and just moved from heartbreak! This home should have been sold, as someone could have kept this home up to good condition!

You’d think the heirs would want to preserve it to sell. Maybe it held bad memories. That’s marble on that chest in the dining room, it was a 60s thing.

This is so sad! I don't get why people just up and leave without selling! I'd kill to have a house like that.

I would cherish the house and everything in it,no way I could ever see something like this ,Love it .

You guys create some really good videos!I really enjoy you taking us back in time I'm 61years now and seeing alot of the vintage items take me back to the good ol days Thanks for your work.

The reason everything was left behind might have something to do with the black mold on the ceilings. You should really have on a mask while walking through these places. Some mold can be quite bad.

I’ve seen many abandoned videos and this was one of my faves! Thanks for taking us along!

So sad that all those beautiful homes have to be demolished. Love your desire for what you do Big Bankz!

The house flooded from the hot water heater in the attic or on the 2nd floor. That’s why they started gutting the Sheetrock 4ft and up. They moved most of the furniture into the playboy magazine room where the workers had removed the carpet already. This is the reason why the floors aren’t safe to walk on. The basement looks like it does cause of the water all traveled down. She was trying to get it restored. She got paid for everything in there from the insurance company cause it’s a loss. So she can take that money and do whatever with it This is my theory

Just an idea - it would be nice to show some photos of the place while it was still in its full glory at the start if you would be able to find some :-)

Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful find with us! Don't like that they tear down these one-of-a-kind homes. You don't see them built like these anymore. So sad, that it's depressing. Love your videos and content. Nice pool.

Omgosh.. all the new bedding still in the packages...plus all the nice furniture.

The coin operated banks are rather valuable, I believe. The mold is a health concern for you to be in there. Breathing spores into your lungs can cause issues. Please consider some sort of masking for future exploration. Never understand why so much is just left behind. Hire someone to liquidate the possessions and sell the real-estate. Letting it rot is really puzzling. The proceeds could be used to pay for the services to dissolve the estate. The waste of it all is very hard to understand

❤️ Loved the old Furniture in this one...The Hutches Chandeliers 4 Poster Bed WoW!!! Stunningly Beautiful and Gorgeous House!

I like the huge copper hood over the stove. Love the kitchen dark wood and stained glass window by the built in stove.

So very sad to see all this left behind. I would have given it to someone before I would let it destroy. But it possibly could be restored to it’s former glory.

You know they had money, all those pillows, sheet sets and comforters. I always imagine what it would been like in tip top shape, with the family in it. Thanks for doing this and sharing!!

Wow what a cool old home. People have trashed too much of it but still has so much beauty to it. It's the old colonial style which they just don't make anymore. I especially loved the wallpapers , bright blue & red bathroom fixtures and wallpaper. The woodwork , walls , some wooden furniture especially the huge bed frame were beautiful. The pink floral sofas were gorgeous. Thanks for showing this home.

Hey, you should consider buying a brighter light! It is really really hard to see anything other than what you are focusing on. Even that girl with you had a much brighter light. It makes it hard to enjoy cause we really can’t see it that well. Nice find though.

Makes you wonder why people just leave these homes. Where are the kids leaving 3 million on the table. Maybe they didntbpay the taxes.

This house may represent money,,,and all material beauty,,,,,but without the love of your life,,,,is a sad prison,,,,,get why people leave it all behind💔❣ thank you for letting us step in this house with you,,,,and all your hard work,,,have a blessed Christmas,and may God shine his face on you this new year 2022

I'd flip through that Playboy like "nah I'm just flipping through it for the articles"😓👀 This house is so cool through even with the vandilism,thank you for sharing this place.

There was water damage and possible mold remediation. The wall cut away at 4 feet is a dead give away. It would probably be cost prohibitive to save. Also all of the furniture and clothes would\could have mold spores. They took the insurance settlement and booked it. Sadly will be bulldozed.

Love your appreciation and respect shown throughout the tour.

You can just see the beauty this house once had. Sad, so many memories have been left behind.🌻

As always, I look forward to your next vid. Thanks BigBankz!

That's so,sad to see all that beautiful furniture just sit fall apart

Some of those big furniture pieces are absolutely stunners

Another great explore. Thanks for bringing us along with you on your journey.👍

Love the vintage furniture, love the wallpaper and that gorgeous floral taps in the sink in blue bathroom. Four poster beds I love too but considering it’s so old I am curious some of the bed linen even on the upper floors, clothes etc still look clean - like not dusty or mouldy or ripped etc. I expected more items would be stolen by now too. It’s just beautiful what is left x. Great respectful tour!

Great work as usual! There are multiple layers from different periods of architectural styles in this house. The exterior and portions of the interior really look appropriate to the late 1940s as opposed to the thirties. The kitchen appears to have been remodeled at some point in the 1960s. And lever-style door handles didn't really come into vogue until the early 1990s with the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) because they are easier to open for someone with arthritis than traditional doorknobs.

Thank you again for one of your awesome tours It really makes you stop in realize material things really don't mean anything It's the history you leave behind and your memories As the old saying goes you can't take it with you

Thank you for not using foul language during your tour. It was a refreshing change not to hear the “F” bomb dropped or the Lords name in vain!

So many cool things and collectables! Mind blowing they didn't keep some of that stuff, so sad!

Such a shame all goes to waste. Great explore! 🥰🥰

Love these houses. Imagine the treasures left behind and the history of those who lived there and called this home. Thank You for sharing/posting.

Absolutely love watching your awesome videos! These videos sometimes remind me of how wasteful we humans can be. Certainly keeps me chasing my dreams and giving away everything that I no longer use to charity. We can't take our wealth to the graveyard so I'm spreading it around to those who have use.

loved the Bombay style chest and gold Oriental mirror! The Venetian style mirror by the front doors (bubble wrapped)❤️ thank you for sharing your videos ❤️ I truly enjoy

It appears that not only vandals, but thieves also probably helped themselves with expensive objects, by looking at the empty glass encased shelves. AND SHAME ON ANY VANDALS AND/OR THIEVES that seem to believe other's property, is there for YOU to rip-off, vandalize, rummage through, break and destroy!! With so many bedrooms and bathrooms one would assume their were several children. If so, I would think that at least one would have taken an interest in this lovely home. But, If only a couple resided there, then I guess when you have wealth you just cannot live in a huge enough pad? Afterall, one must keep up with the Jones'es. Right? Afterall, there is enough money just to move on or be put in a Nursing Home. Perhaps. Hey Big Bankz thanks for sharing. Once again it is very unfortunate to see this amazing home left to be vandalized, ripped off, ravaged through, ripped off and last but not least Mother Nature to take her course. It had/has so much potential?

These make me so sad ! It Breaks my Heart We lost our home when I was a kid when our father was in the Army to Chase Manhattan. So many Families lost their homes, having everything taken . Many things got left behind.

love the antiques, very beautiful place

6:50 That kitchen sink situation is one of the strangest I've seen. Cabinets directly above and the sink was placed further from edge rather than closer.

The old iron banks in the basement are worth some money. Also, I believe there were 3 white 10 inch original student lamp shades down there. I couldn'ttell because you didn'teven stop the camera. I can tell you what the furniture is if you STOP focusing on old clothes & trash you find. I'd like to see the furniture, the architecture, the grounds.

It is amazing how you find all these home. Now if they would auction them off and have new life in them. Thank You for sharing.

This house was not built in the 1930s. If it was, you'd see lath and plaster everywhere... it is all drywall with modern electrical components so it was built somewhere between the mid 1970's up to the 1990s. It's really unfortunate to see a nice home like this fall in the state of such disrepair. The home is definitely salvageable with some work.

Nice home but I got a weird vibe from it that I can't explain. I bet that kitchen was state of the art back in the day but I found it felt gloomy. I can't understand why it was just left behind and not sold. Beautiful antique pieces and furniture left behind.Thanks for sharing BB!

Pretty couches I would love to have one of the curio cabinets

Are these Mansions being ransacked, or families leave them in such conditions, either way it's a shame. Aso squatters may b involved. So so sad😔

Omgosh, I can’t imagine having so much money you would leave this beautiful home to rot! It looks like they hired movers and then never went back to finish. Those clothes could have been donated and the awesome antiques sold. So sad.

You know this just makes me realize just how short life is and what do people need with thing's like this. You can't take it with you.

What a shame :( so beautiful !!!

Hi. Enjoyed the video. A real nice house. How sad for the wife. These antiques must be worth a fortune. Wonder why she didn't sell anything. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

I love that you love the antique/vintage vibe you would have to drag me out of that house I am a antique/vintage nerd… I loved the pink couches as well. I have much respect for you and the way you respect, treat and talk about the places you visit.

Carter, I love when you were talking about the old style of the kitchen and you said “I’m not mad about it!”. 😆

I would have loved to have seen this house back in its heyday! Too bad some of the clothes, especially the ones with price tags still on them, donated to a charity. I knew there had to be a piano somewhere left behind! LOL

There are some deep lessons to be learned from these videos. Thank you .

Thank you for the video, I wish it was more brighter, it was hard for me to see, but that's my eyes lol. Appreciate you taking us back in time

Very beautiful home , love it ….it’s so nice and a beautiful historic land mark sorry for the gentleman who passed away

Boy! I wish I had the furniture from this dr.s house. All of mine that I have now is Early Salvation Army and Good will! Send the bedding too (I'm sleeping on the bare mattress). I can really use the wheelchair since I broke my back last month =L2.

I would take the beds and other furniture. What a shame. That bed is worth at lest $ 2000.00 it makes me sad to see such beautiful furnishings left to the elements.

Omg I am dying for those pink floral couches 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻 and love all the wallpaper too!!

An example of a quintessential throw-a-way society. So sad really.😔 Thank you very much for this though💕. I do enjoy imagining what life would've been like in this home during this family's prime growing years. All the happy memories that were made here. Stay safe & God Bless 😘

We all would love to know the true story as to why the wife left everything behind.

I thought a Mayors mansion was owned by the city? Either way it's sad to see it in this condition. Thank you for sharing. 🙂

So so sad these abandoned mansions and the stories about them. So so sad about the owners dying and family walking away. Demolish it....(No)..why can't it be saved restored and b blessed to b a Blessing for others. Just heartbreaking!

Wow! Thanks for the tour 👍🏽

Those wall sized cabinets/curios are Amazing! I like the blue bathroom sink basin! In the basement those coin operated banks could be worth something! idk

Love the old homes, 2 bad it’s a tear down

Beautiful home left to rot So sad it was not kept up or sold Thanks for sharing this home Take care and see you in next video

I have never seen such beautiful tiles (entryway) I truly truly hope they repurpose some of that amazing wood, cabinets etc

Why demolished. If it’s structurally sound surely it can be preserved and renovated.

This is an amazing video! Thanks for sharing I really enjoyed it!

Man, I found you on Tiktok. Your content is incredible. Just keep going!

Sad to witness such a stately home fall into such decay. BigBankz did a great job on the emotional intro monologue. Also sad to see the house virtually ransacked....likely was broken into repeatedly, over the years. = \ Unfortunately, also seems the home went through an unfortunate 1980's remodel. Top-mount sinks, sanitist all over everything....formica counters almost everywhere....a 1930's period restoration with hidden modern tech would have been AMAZING!

Doesn’t make sense that she would move out to be close to her children and not true her stuff with her snd sell the house hmmm 🤔

Amazing find. So much can be salvaged and re purposed for someone else.

Her clothes were still in the closet! Thats crazy! 😲 It’s so sad what a beautiful home, it deserves a family.

It is sad . I would at least auction the furniture out. They have people now that will come to the house and online auction. I get so curious about the story behind why this happened

The walls get cut like that when there is water damage. Could be why the wife moved out but expecting to come back. Women that age don't leave there fur coats.