Urbex: ABANDONED Cobblestone Farm House

I was unable to find out any history on the house, but it appears to have been abandoned for quite a number of years due to the amount of overgrowth in the yard and vandalism. They had taken most everything with them, so I was unable to even find a calendar for a clue.

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[Stannnnnnnnn]

While fascinating, I find these videos rather sad. Once upon a time these were someone's dream homes.
The personal remnants, especially when they once belonged to children, are quite touching.
I can imagine a young couple, perhaps in the first home they owned as a married couple, planning and imagining, sitting in front of that fireplace as winter swirled outside.
But time passed, people died, perhaps the job they had went away, and then it was over.
They moved out. Didn't sell out, just moved. Which to me implies some sort of hardship.
I love them all TikiTrex, and appreciate your posts, but they stir my imagination in a rather sad way.

[TheRjjrjjr]

I would really like to get a hold of the people who take such joy in destroying other people's property. Their thought process is so alien to mine it borders on inhuman. Can anyone understand why a person would vandalize property like this?

[susanporter]

Thanks for the well done vids. No bad language, good camera work, good nafrration. Like to see the kitchens most, especially in ones without furniture, etc. And why is it that men ALWAYS have to show the inside of the And they givea very fast panning of the kitchen --- but EMPHASIZE the insides of the Thanks.

[SiberianPixy]

This house is in better condition than the one I actually live in!! x[

[ruthiegolden]

I'm a little late to the party! I found one of these videos and 3 HOURS LATER, I'm still watching them! My addiction! Thank you for these. I've always wanted to explore abandoned houses....and now I can!

[TikiTrex]

Hi Shailesh, it's my pleasure. Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos. All I can think of for the heavy security is possibly they had a lot of expensive pieces of artwork.

[michelleevans]

This house reminded me of the house on the Walton's show. I love this video. Thank you so much. It's interesting to read that someone else has dreams of walking through homes in their dreams. I often have those dreams. Mostly homes that are set up like antique shops; rooms with antiques displayed everywhere. When I wake up, I try to go back to what I saw in that dream and it disappears and I think oh man, wish it would come back.

[elizettenelson]

I love watching your videos. I’ve been going into abandoned and new built houses for years. The new houses I’ve always asked them builders if I can walk through them. They allow me since it’s usually when I’m running. I love exploring since it is fascinating. I’ve been watching your videos f or hours today. Thank you for explaining items in the house.

[Liutgard]

Ok...

The wallpaper is all late 60s, including the massive ferns in the one room. The wild paper with red carpet screams 'teenager', as does the chain on the door. The laundry room was huge- I'd bet that the other side was a sewing area- hence all of the shelving. That front area that looked sort of like a kitchen? It looked rather like a small business area to me. The stairs in back to a hidden upstairs with no kitchen- farm hand or maid or both. And the odd window in the entry is because the original entry was remodeled to enclose the porch- the window originally opened to the outside. There may have been a greenhouse in the entry. The area behind the kitchen wasn't a living room, was a den or 'rumpus room'. The whole house looks like it was remodeled in the 60s, and rumpus rooms were really popular then.

[TikiTrex]

I'm more than happy to help get you your fix, Jim! :) Thanks for your nice comment!

[slothbros]

, "Oh dear, I found my new addiction- your videos. :)

[zigzag]

Great old house and would be fairly easy to renovate. So much closet and storage space and many rooms. Really enjoyed this video, thank you very much. She is really gutsy to go down to that

[figgy]

The little room with the chained door and half window was for wood for the fireplaces, as soon as I saw the half window I knew there was going to be another fire place. The purpose of the wired window was to throw wood through while keeping the door closed, someone inside would stack it.

[TikiTrex]

Sometimes looking through a view finder of a camera while trying to watch your footing, it's easier to miss some things. I usually video raw so that we're all seeing the houses for the first time together. When I was walking back upstairs to go outside, since I wasn't just looking through a view finder, that's when I was able to see them better. It doesn't happen often, lol, but I'm just glad I caught them. I appreciate your ongoing support! :)

[stellarsgirl]

I watch a lot of abandoned house videos but you are my all time favorite! I like it that you try to find history about the places you explore. I must admit that I get excited when you post new videos! Thx & be safe.

[williamyorkolepossum]

Nice old house. Might be hard to heat but beautiful if updated. Thanks for
taking me along again.

Tiki you have nerves of steel going into these vacant places. You're the Lady ! Thanks for sharing ///

[TikiTrex]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them.

[donnaclark]

I love all your explores. We are about the same age. I have insomnia and have spent many late nights watching urban explores. You amaze me doing these alone. I would love to do this but one I dont drive and and two, I would be chicken to do it alone. But I find your videos so fascinating. A female fan from Hamilton, Ontario. Keep them coming. Im catching up on the ones I have missed during my marathon of your videos lol

[XaraFiasco]

And I really admire how bad ass brave you are too! It's great to see a woman on her own with no hint of fear, just a whole lot of curiosity. Fantastic work.