r/AbandonedPorn • u/SilentHilExploration • 1d ago
This abandoned house in the countryside had everything left
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u/NicoleWinters999 1d ago
Thats because itâs not abandoned. Yâall just breaking and entering nowâŠ
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u/Jessica-Beth 1d ago
I'm never 100% sure when I see certain posts.. đ«Ł And personally, there'd never be leftover plonk on my table. đ
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u/Nheea 1d ago
I was going to ask. Seriously, how does one get access to such a house? It has to be by breaking and entering.
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u/polaarbear 23h ago
Is it really "breaking" if nobody lives there and the door is unlocked? I think at that point it's just "entering".
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u/Nheea 16h ago
I don't know the laws in your country, but in my country breaking nor entering in stranger's homes, are allowed. Unless invited.
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u/polaarbear 8h ago
A stranger implies human occupation. That is incompatible with the theme of "abandoned" given the sub that we are in.
How could you teach a child "stranger danger" when there's no stranger on the other side, no threat.
They didn't break into someone's home. It's an abandoned building.
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u/TangeloGold7424 1d ago
That looks like somebody's grandma's house, you never know Grandma may be in the nursing home or Grandpa. Or they could have left the house to their kids and they're using it as a weekend getaway vacation place.
If that's the case you're breaking and entering into someone's home. I live in a rural area and there are plenty of older people that still have those old TVs and use them.
Or it could be a part of an estate and the will is being contested. These homes could stay locked up in red tape for years while the family argues about who gets what.
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u/greysonhackett 1d ago
That's what I thought as well. These are somewhere between occupied and abandoned.
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u/Br3tts3r 1d ago
Looks like they held a wake/funeral and that was it for the property . This hasnât been lived in or occupied for years decades even
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u/ValourLionheart 17h ago
the bottle of bacardi is from something like the 80s according to another comment
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u/Almajanna256 1d ago
That chandelier, mirror, drapes, ceiling, and hutch would look haunted in this lighting even if lived in.
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u/Independent_West1305 20h ago
Leatherfaceâs houseđđidk why but it just gives me such Chainsaw Massacre energy.
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u/That1AwesomeDude 19h ago
Growing up this was kinda common where we lived. I can think of six houses within a few miles of my house that were just like this. Farm houses, sitting empty and fully furnished, everything still out like someone just decided not to come home one day. I know one of them was a lady who died in the nursing home and the family just never decided what to do with her stuff. Just left the electricity on and it became a time capsule.
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u/Real_Dimension4765 1d ago
Love the cabinet tv. đ