Now I’m imagining sitting with a coffee looking at that beautiful beach. What a fantastic spot and can only imagine how beautiful it must have been. Great footage as always.
How beautiful! Walls were built thick to withstand hurricanes, but left open , salt eating it away. Shame. Squatters probably just passing but I'd sleep there awhile in my journey of travel. Thanks for sharing
I’ll bet that place was gorgeous when first built! As much as I would love a house on the beach, it would cost a lot for upkeep with the salt, humidity, and hurricanes. Thank you Brent for the tour 👍😁
You probably aren't legally allowed to buy it, as the legal projection is that it won't be there in 5 years or so, and insurance companies won't cover it, nor will finance companies, or pretty much anything else- the city code will not allow any new construction or even allow restoration at this point, probably so many feet within the beach due to the hurricaines. That would be my best guess, looking at the damages coastline that close to the house.
A once beautiful mansion 😞 Sooo sad to see it in this condition 😢 The salt water will ruin everything!!! Truly sad to see the condition of this property 😞😢😰 Thank you Brent for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!! I loved it ❤️💕♥️
I love your drone footage it makes you feel like you are there. Another great explore. A shame no one bought the mansion before it became in such disrepair. Such a beautiful spot. Thank you
It is such a stunningly beautiful home, something you would see featured in architectural and interior design magazines. I could only imagine what it was like in its heyday. For its age being almost a hundred years old and enduring a hurricane everything looks pretty solid and square, it isn't collapsing in on itself even the woods floors look relatively intact, mostly smooth. It's a shame the things people have done in there to trash it out like the wood doors and such. That blue toilet and sink smashed to pieces are very sought after, the guts of them can be redone, modernized. What a stately palace though, hate to see it go to ruin, it reminds me a little of Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach.. same time period, similar style.
Good Morning Brent! This was a huge house. Such a shame people vandalized it. This place would have been amazing. Thanks for taking us along on your explore.😊
22:50 - Definitely a coal chute. You're right, being a Canadian I could only dream of a house by the beach! Great explore Brent. Hope you at least had a chance to have a drink on a beach before you came back to Canada! Cheers.
Such a beautiful place and gorgeous property! A shame to see it sit and waste away. Thank you for taking us a long. Stay amazing Brent! Thank you for all you do. You are appreciated!❤
Beautiful old Florida home. They’ll probably tear it down and build some monstrosity like they do. Either some silly cube thing or pseudo Spanish thing. Thanks for taking us through this.
Can't understand why rich person don't buy it fix up now. What waste just setting there rotten away sad. Awesome 👍👍 😎 video Brent always enjoy watching new places now.
Hi, Brent. They probably can't do anything with this property- looking at how close the hurricane ate that coastline, the city code- insurance companies- finance companies- whatever the projection will be for how long the house has to remain standing with climate change and the coastal loss projections- it is probably why it was never restored. There was probably an insurance payout, and it was written off as a total loss and reverted to the finance company, or the Dr. let it go into foreclosure and declared bankruptcy, and moved to whatever else they had. Those hurricanes destroyed everything up and down the coast- this house suffered relatively little damage, compared to what I've seen.-SDK
Brent, your the best explorer ever. The way you handle camera is much better then many others. Nice music too. Will try to buy som coffe, don't know how it works, because I'm from Sweden. But you're worth all coffee in the world.
hello Brent.!!! i just got done . watching . and i went to those guys channels and let them know thank u . I SEE U R PLANNING a 2nd channel. wow !!! i will be looking for it . be sure to let all know when u r planning to make up there and when u posting . maybe ac week in advance . as to what day and time it will go live .!! i know u r working hard . i am working thru your early VIDS NOW .!!!be safe out there my friend . i am just down here in dunkirk ny area. just otherside from u
Those round holes in the staircase must have been for ventilation, air flow through the house. The spot you said missed the stairs off the kitchen must have been the maid's quarters.. the bathroom wasn't as decked out with colorful tile and the rooms seemed more plain, no ornate woodwork or glamourous fixtures.
That thing in the basement you thought was a cold air return is actually a coal shoot, most people heated their homes with coal back then. Thank you for the video!
Boy Brent, that must be a real change in climate for you. Florida virus Canada this time of year 2/2023. I'm in northern Wisconsin dealing with winter, but I'd rather deal with winter than the humidity of Florida later in the year. Great investigation.
I loved the wiggly divider in the sink and the cool fireplace in the yellow room. This doctor must've made good money in his life. I hope they enjoyed it.
Nice to see you with other explorers, for safety reasons :o) Georgeous home in its time, so sad to see it now. I'm surprised it hasn't been demolished for future development, with that view. Thanks for the tour Brent. Hope you boys enjoyed your time in Florida :o)
Wow! Massive and in terrible condition! Decaying quickly and as old as it is there’s not enough money to repair all the damage! It really needs to be torn down! I’ve always wanted to see the ocean, but I couldn’t live next to it! While it’s a beautiful view, the constant loud noise of the ocean was to much for me just watching this video! Sorry, but I couldn’t listen to that all day long! Lol! Thank you Brent for a great job on videoing it!❤
Abandoned Urbex Canada thanks Brent foor sharing wit me this awesome video it was place explore i always look forward to see your videos and i can't wait to see your next vide the home is beautiful it was a shame it was vandalize some and i hope they fix it up and God Bless and thanks.
Between the road and the surf it's really noisy in that place. It looks like it was a very beautiful house, maybe the owner is planning to raze it and rebuild because it would be really costly to restore it.
Brent well its a huge home on de beach. Thank you for this wonderful gift for an explore, beauty in its hay day:)?It is worth checkin out for sure. Intro was spot on the drone footage is very stunning views. Love ya becareful and enjoy more homes in Florida esp my back yard?) lookin forward to more from you my dear friend
I remember seeing this home in another video awhile back, only it wasn't in as bad a shape as now.. I think that last storm did a lot more damage to the structure.. Because the ceilings were in a little bit better shape.. And it's sad to see squatters there, but times are tough right now for a lot of people.. But look at it this way.. You're in beautiful sunny Florida, I hope you enjoyed it while you were there..
Hi Brent! Missed this one somehow. You find the coolest spots! Can you imagine having X million to drop on something like this, and then do nothing with it? Maybe he knew a storm was coming!
I could just imagine sitting in that room looking out toward the beach with a pitcher of margaritas then taking a nice nap. The reason houses in warm climates don't usually have basements is because the foundation doesn't have to go down below the frost line.
Woow my favorite explorer what a masterpiece 👏 this was worth the wait until 01 am ...What a huge,incredible,unusual house massive doors and a fireplace,I wonder what a kitchen looked like,I like the house and most off all I like the view 🌊🌴and all I need is that beach 🙌🌴🌊😁 Big greetings and kiss for you from Serbia 🇷🇸 ❤ Be careful and take care 🇨🇦❤
The wealth of the '20s like now before the fall. Created many Florida getaways.That basement "cold air return" angled chute was a coal chute to dump that room full of coal for the furnace. No gas, oil or electrical heating then.
Beautiful house, but very odd! Almost looked like they started to remodel and they just…stopped. There’s a few things I saw that didn’t look like damage from neglect, and the graffiti was painted over (all the random paint spots throughout the house). Either way, I can only image what it looked like in its prime!
That chute in the basement was likely for coal for the original furnace.
Now I’m imagining sitting with a coffee looking at that beautiful beach. What a fantastic spot and can only imagine how beautiful it must have been. Great footage as always.
I really hope that someone can restore this. Its an incredible home. 5 years shy of 100 years old. Amazing explore Brent
My dream home after I win the Montana lottery. I 💜 💜 💜 💜 the south. I loathe the snow. I'm shocked there's a basement at sea level.
My aunt lived to be 107. She owned an old post civil war home where the walls were pour cement obver a foot thick. Just like this old lovely lady has
How beautiful! Walls were built thick to withstand hurricanes, but left open , salt eating it away. Shame. Squatters probably just passing but I'd sleep there awhile in my journey of travel. Thanks for sharing
I can just imagine how beautiful this house was back in the day ❤ thank you for sharing another fantastic explore Brent.
I’ll bet that place was gorgeous when first built! As much as I would love a house on the beach, it would cost a lot for upkeep with the salt, humidity, and hurricanes. Thank you Brent for the tour 👍😁
Shocking that no one maintained and preserved this once amazing place!
This place is so amazing. I wish I had a billion bucks. I would buy this beautiful place, restore it and live there forever. Thank you so much.
You probably aren't legally allowed to buy it, as the legal projection is that it won't be there in 5 years or so, and insurance companies won't cover it, nor will finance companies, or pretty much anything else- the city code will not allow any new construction or even allow restoration at this point, probably so many feet within the beach due to the hurricaines. That would be my best guess, looking at the damages coastline that close to the house.
A once beautiful mansion 😞 Sooo sad to see it in this condition 😢 The salt water will ruin everything!!! Truly sad to see the condition of this property 😞😢😰 Thank you Brent for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!! I loved it ❤️💕♥️
My weekends completed now
I love your drone footage it makes you feel like you are there. Another great explore. A shame no one bought the mansion before it became in such disrepair. Such a beautiful spot. Thank you
Hurricane got it
It is such a stunningly beautiful home, something you would see featured in architectural and interior design magazines. I could only imagine what it was like in its heyday. For its age being almost a hundred years old and enduring a hurricane everything looks pretty solid and square, it isn't collapsing in on itself even the woods floors look relatively intact, mostly smooth.
It's a shame the things people have done in there to trash it out like the wood doors and such. That blue toilet and sink smashed to pieces are very sought after, the guts of them can be redone, modernized.
What a stately palace though, hate to see it go to ruin, it reminds me a little of Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach.. same time period, similar style.
Good Morning Brent! This was a huge house. Such a shame people vandalized it. This place would have been amazing. Thanks for taking us along on your explore.😊
22:50 - Definitely a coal chute. You're right, being a Canadian I could only dream of a house by the beach! Great explore Brent. Hope you at least had a chance to have a drink on a beach before you came back to Canada! Cheers.
Such a beautiful place and gorgeous property! A shame to see it sit and waste away. Thank you for taking us a long. Stay amazing Brent! Thank you for all you do. You are appreciated!❤
Not only is it a mansion, it’s a pink mansion! Super cool! 👍👍
Pink makes the boys wink 😉
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada 😂😂
Such a beautiful home. It breaks my heart to see it in such bad shape. Thank you for all your hard work on this awesome video 💗😽
Thank you!
Wow, your drone footage is amazing! Wonder what will eventually happen to this place
Thanks! Hard to say really. I’m hoping someone fixes it up
Awesome footage Brent. Enjoyed every minute of it. Wish i were in Florida but alas just back here in 🇨🇦.
Amazing explore. My favorite thing? The big sink with the wavy divider. Sad to see the place rot away.
Ocean is Beauiful
Beautiful old Florida home. They’ll probably tear it down and build some monstrosity like they do. Either some silly cube thing or pseudo Spanish thing. Thanks for taking us through this.
They probably can't
Can't understand why rich person don't buy it fix up now. What waste just setting there rotten away sad. Awesome 👍👍 😎 video Brent always enjoy watching new places now.
Whoa what a beautiful place with the sea around 👍👍👍👍I like it very much thank you for this moment 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🙋🙋🙋😀😀
great explore Brent, this must have been some place back when it was functioning , and what a view , enjoy your time in Florida, catch you again
So cool I would love to hear the sound of the ocean while I sleep
Hey Brent in Florida!!! Welcome to the U.S.! Awesome explore as always 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Robin!
Amazing. It's too bad that it's just sitting there like that. I love that style. So glad to see you in the 🇺🇸. Hope you enjoy your visit!
wow huge and the view is stunning!! odd there are no closets and very minimal storage. Thanks for sharing Brent
Wow this place is beautiful!! It's a shame to see these old places that are waisting away. Good project for a historical society to fix. 😊
Dude that place was freaking awesome 😎💕 I wish I could have explored it myself it must have been incredible in it's time
Hi, Brent. They probably can't do anything with this property- looking at how close the hurricane ate that coastline, the city code- insurance companies- finance companies- whatever the projection will be for how long the house has to remain standing with climate change and the coastal loss projections- it is probably why it was never restored. There was probably an insurance payout, and it was written off as a total loss and reverted to the finance company, or the Dr. let it go into foreclosure and declared bankruptcy, and moved to whatever else they had. Those hurricanes destroyed everything up and down the coast- this house suffered relatively little damage, compared to what I've seen.-SDK
Brent, your the best explorer ever. The way you handle camera is much better then many others. Nice music too. Will try to buy som coffe, don't know how it works, because I'm from Sweden. But you're worth all coffee in the world.
So Beautiful there !!! I would love to live there !!
Cool to see old pictures of these abandoned places in there hay day.
*heyday 😉😉
hello Brent.!!! i just got done . watching . and i went to those guys channels and let them know thank u . I SEE U R PLANNING a 2nd channel. wow !!! i will be looking for it . be sure to let all know when u r planning to make up there and when u posting . maybe ac week in advance . as to what day and time it will go live .!! i know u r working hard . i am working thru your early VIDS NOW .!!!be safe out there my friend . i am just down here in dunkirk ny area. just otherside from u
interesting to think these buildings just sitting empty year after year .. good find
1st glimpse of courtyard, I want it!
Squatters dont know how to open a fireplace flue when making fire? Smh
Beautiful abandoned beach house.. absolutely love the pink color...
Those round holes in the staircase must have been for ventilation, air flow through the house.
The spot you said missed the stairs off the kitchen must have been the maid's quarters.. the bathroom wasn't as decked out with colorful tile and the rooms seemed more plain, no ornate woodwork or glamourous fixtures.
That room you just showed with the fountain outside I would definitely fix that fountain up to where it is flowing 👍
So beautiful and peaceful and it already has guests, sweet
I would love to live that close to the sea, dream home in my dream country!
Beautiful house left to ruins! Thanks for showing it to us!
That thing in the basement you thought was a cold air return is actually a coal shoot, most people heated their homes with coal back then. Thank you for the video!
*chute 😉😉
Boy Brent, that must be a real change in climate for you. Florida virus Canada this time of year 2/2023. I'm in northern Wisconsin dealing with winter, but I'd rather deal with winter than the humidity of Florida later in the year. Great investigation.
This place restored could be gorgeous
Like any good Canadian you’re in Florida in February, eh? Sweeet! 😂
Hello Brent ! I bet this was beautiful in it's day. Florida is a lot different from what you're used to lol
Yes a lot different for sure
22:48 That would be a coal or wood room I would guess. The access from outside to load wood into the house to supply the fireplaces.
I loved the wiggly divider in the sink and the cool fireplace in the yellow room. This doctor must've made good money in his life. I hope they enjoyed it.
There was no lonely chair left behind
True 🤣
Nice to see you with other explorers, for safety reasons :o) Georgeous home in its time, so sad to see it now. I'm surprised it hasn't been demolished for future development, with that view. Thanks for the tour Brent. Hope you boys enjoyed your time in Florida :o)
I love Florida!
Simply amazing home and the beach is beautiful..thanks for letting us see such a great explore..can't wait for the next
Just GORGEOUS ❤
Great footage. Looks like the scrappers had a field day at one point.
Thanks Brent! Been following you from the beginning!
Me too !
Beautiful view, he had no family or anyone to leave this gorgeous place to? What a shame.
It seems like every room that you were in in the back you can hear the ocean 😊👍
What a cool mansion! Huge! I'm kind of surprised no wine room. I'd totally live there, but there would have to be a wine room in that little basement.
Prohibition, perhaps?
The perfect place that runs some hot wheel track and I would definitely buy that place
Wow! Massive and in terrible condition! Decaying quickly and as old as it is there’s not enough money to repair all the damage! It really needs to be torn down! I’ve always wanted to see the ocean, but I couldn’t live next to it! While it’s a beautiful view, the constant loud noise of the ocean was to much for me just watching this video! Sorry, but I couldn’t listen to that all day long! Lol! Thank you Brent for a great job on videoing it!❤
Abandoned Urbex Canada thanks Brent foor sharing wit me this awesome video it was place explore i always look forward to see your videos and i can't wait to see your next vide the home is beautiful it was a shame it was vandalize some and i hope they fix it up and God Bless and thanks.
Between the road and the surf it's really noisy in that place. It looks like it was a very beautiful house, maybe the owner is planning to raze it and rebuild because it would be really costly to restore it.
So Beautiful.... My next home ❣️
I sure hope the owner does something with that place soon because I would fix it up and turn it into a B&B.👍
I have seen that place before and have loved it ever since I've seen it!!!😊👍❤️
We discovered that we live only 1 mile down A1A where this house is located.
It must have been beautiful one time. Such a waste. Thanks for sharing
We don't have basements in Florida because we're at sea level and yeah, of course flooding because we're AT SEA LEVEL.
Brent well its a huge home on de beach. Thank you for this wonderful gift for an explore, beauty in its hay day:)?It is worth checkin out for sure. Intro was spot on the drone footage is very stunning views. Love ya becareful and enjoy more homes in Florida esp my back yard?) lookin forward to more from you my dear friend
Was that a coal shute in the basement
Bonjour. J’adore ce genre de visite. Trop bien. Merci 🇧🇪
I remember seeing this home in another video awhile back, only it wasn't in as bad a shape as now.. I think that last storm did a lot more damage to the structure.. Because the ceilings were in a little bit better shape..
And it's sad to see squatters there, but times are tough right now for a lot of people..
But look at it this way.. You're in beautiful sunny Florida, I hope you enjoyed it while you were there..
AMAZING ! Thank you Brent !
📽🎬🔥 thanks again for the great footage Brent !!
Awesome again as always.
Thanks Brent!
🙋♀ Awesome! Thanks!😁👍
Great video! Great job!
Thank you! 👏🏻
Fabulous!
Oh that's beautiful!...why can't they sell it?...sell it to ME!!!😁
Nice" really enjoying your adventures in USA"!👍👍👍
Pretty sweet Brent. Very nice.
,loved the sound of the sea.
Beautiful!
Hi Brent! Missed this one somehow. You find the coolest spots! Can you imagine having X million to drop on something like this, and then do nothing with it? Maybe he knew a storm was coming!
It’s Florida, there’s always a storm coming lol
I could just imagine sitting in that room looking out toward the beach with a pitcher of margaritas then taking a nice nap. The reason houses in warm climates don't usually have basements is because the foundation doesn't have to go down below the frost line.
Woow my favorite explorer what a masterpiece 👏 this was worth the wait until 01 am ...What a huge,incredible,unusual house massive doors and a fireplace,I wonder what a kitchen looked like,I like the house and most off all I like the view 🌊🌴and all I need is that beach 🙌🌴🌊😁 Big greetings and kiss for you from Serbia 🇷🇸 ❤ Be careful and take care 🇨🇦❤
Thank u
Gorgeous
The wealth of the '20s like now before the fall. Created many Florida getaways.That basement "cold air return" angled chute was a coal chute to dump that room full of coal for the furnace. No gas, oil or electrical heating then.
Quiero ir a Canadá. a conocer.🙏💕
This is Florida
Great exploration, this place has potential.
Thanks
Beautiful wall sconces
Beautiful house, but very odd! Almost looked like they started to remodel and they just…stopped. There’s a few things I saw that didn’t look like damage from neglect, and the graffiti was painted over (all the random paint spots throughout the house). Either way, I can only image what it looked like in its prime!
Beautiful old gal.... sad all around...
nice
Interesting that someone is making an effort to cover up the tagging. Great video!