Inside the Abandoned Farmhouse That Time Forgot

[Music] Would you dare step inside a house where time has simply stopped? From the outside, it's just another old farmhouse. But step through the door and it feels like time froze. Furniture left behind, bottles of homegrown moonshine still in the house, and fireplaces that haven't burned in decades. Why did everyone leave this abandoned building in such a hurry? Let's find out. [Music] Okay, guys. Here we go. And I absolutely promise you that you guys are going to love this house. Holy crap. I have been here for so long taking pictures already. This house is incredible, guys. It's so nice inside. Holy cow. So, here we go. Just going to work our way through here. All right, there we go. I just needed to turn up my light a little bit cuz some rooms are pretty dark, but I am going to go nice and slow today, guys, cuz I really want you guys to take in this house and all the original features. It's like all original, guys. Everything is old and rustic and like antiquey. Oh man. So, this here would have been a dining room, evident by the lowhanging light right here and the kitchen straight ahead. This room straight ahead is my absolute favorite. We'll go there in a little while. So, I'm going to tell you guys, you want to stick around for this whole video. It's definitely definitely worth it. It's such a nice house, guys, man. So, before we go to the main living room area, we'll go back here into the kitchen first. Here you've got a wood burning stove. That's probably where they stored the wood. Look at these beams here, guys. Look at these thick beams. Wow. It's your gas fireplace there. Okay, so kitchen's kind of cool. There's still some dishes in the drying rack, and there's a bunch of really old wine bottles and stuff. See this kitchen? Like, look at how old the sink is. This is like original antique farmhouse stuff right here. Soap right there. And yeah, so there's all this old wine here. And we head over here. We got some dishes. Teapot coffee cups. Oops. Some more wine. Guessing the fridge would have probably been right here. These doors here don't open. That probably goes to the basement, but I can't get it open. All the all the knobs and fixtures are still here. A lot of the doorork knobs, too. A lot of this stuff is usually missing. This is probably a pantry. Oh, I didn't go back here yet. Oh, wow. Look at this. I didn't even go back here yet, guys. I didn't see this. That must go down to the basement, which we'll see how I feel about that a little bit later. And I think we all know how that's going to go. There's a horseshoe up there. All right, let's go to the living room now. My favorite room. You guys are going to love this room. All right, in we go. Look at this room, guys. Mind my camera gear. It's just sitting right there. This right here is the highlight of the room. You got this gorgeous window. Three windows. All natural light coming in. Old and decaying and crumbling and falling apart. [Music] And then a completely out of place exercise bike or elliptical machine. Doesn't match anything in the house. But look at the staircase, guys. We got a nice straight on lined up view of the whole room from here. And this really old mirror up here. I'll turn my light off so we can get a good look at it. There you go. What's up, guys? [Music] Isn't that nice? There's a huge jar right here. Can't make out what's in it. No idea what that would be. If that's wine or if it's beer or if it's oil or if it's something completely different. I have no idea what would be in there. But I bet you if we pop that cork it would be disgusting. [Music] All right. What do you say we head upstairs? There's lots to see up there. Let's go. All right. Here we go. Nice massive window straight ahead. There's a neighbor right across the street. I had to be very careful getting in here and not being seen. So, we got a few bedrooms up here. The light in here is gorgeous, guys. And there's an old picture here. See if I can get my light turned up a little bit so you can see this better. It's not really working, is it? Yeah. There you got these people going for a nice little scroll here. And then there's a picture a wider shot. All right. Big comfy leather couch. Probably makes a lot of noise. And then there's a picture here that's been cracked right down the middle. All right. So, let's head through here. This next bedroom is pretty boring. Not really much to see in here. just a a dresser and some and some uh insulation, but that's about it. This is probably the most boring, least interesting room in the whole house. Then we've got a bathroom here. There's some stuff. We got some mattresses here. And we've got a little sewing kit. And then here is a little bit of a to-do list. Let's see. What does it say? Ripley's dresser drawer needs fixing. Fix the window panes. Take the bassinet and cage out to the pile. Put up the curtain in the bathroom. All kinds of stuff. Eric, get your firearms. $35. [Music] All right, here's the bathroom. Nice dresser. I wonder if this is a dresser that needs to be fixed. You got the curtain still hanging on the rod on the shower rod. [Music] and a strange place to keep a dresser. And that nice huge window covered with uh vines and leaves. And then there's a bathroom closet with some nice plaster falling off the wall here. [Music] All right, this next room you're going to love. If you haven't loved anything else, you're going to love this next room. All right. So, it's a bit of a little door as you can see. It's you have to duck to get in, but here it's a nice back room with slanted ceiling, deep windows on each side. You got a little desk right there with some great natural light. And then your dresser. Very, very nice antique dresser. Mirror could definitely use some cleaning, eh? Bed is still here. And then there's a little like design that's been cut onto the wall to give a little bit of depth and some interest to the room. And inside it on this side, you've got some little shelves to put beside your bed. And then back here, there's a closet. And you've got an old radio and someone's night gown still hanging on the wall and a chair. And then back here is kind of like a utility area. Not really much to see. There's a closet back here with some paint and some books. Hey, Rick Mercier report. The book. I just bought two of his books and I'm going to go see him live in October. I just bought tickets to go see them. [Music] And then there's a little closet back here. And then this window. Interesting window and door. And then you open it up again. Original door hardware. And then it's just kind of like a utility area. The the furnace or the wood stove exhaust is in here. And then there's just a bunch of crap. Drywall that came off the floor or off the ceiling I should say. There's a mattress back there. And that's about it. Just some other junk. And then the servant stairs back here. All right. So, I think why don't I take a bit of a walk back through the house. I'll do some panning cinematic stuff so you guys can get a good view without me and my jibberjabber and then we'll go from there. All right. I'll see you guys back in a minute. When you step into this abandoned farmhouse, it feels like time just stopped. The furniture is still here. The wood trim still frames every doorway. The fireplaces sit cold, but you can almost imagine smoke rising from them on a winter morning. In the kitchen, a few bottles were left behind. Some say they could have been moonshine tucked away when money was tight. Maybe they're just bottles. Maybe they're proof of a different life lived here. The mystery is part of what makes this place unforgettable. The house itself is full of character. Worn, yes, but untouched in so many ways. You can picture families gathering around the stove. The sound of firewood crackling and the rhythm of farm life carrying on just beyond these walls. But then silence. The people are gone and no one seems to know exactly why. Did they move away for work? Was the farm lost to debt? Or did something happen here that was never written down? That's the thing with places like this. They leave behind more questions than answers. Every room feels like a snapshot from the past, frozen in place, waiting for someone to notice. Today, all that's left is a house standing quietly against the elements. Empty, but not forgotten. And as you walk through, you can't help but wonder, if these walls could talk, what story would they tell? [Music]