Located on a sprawling 100 acre lot sits this Abandoned Ontario Country Mansion! On a blistering hot day, Zenning with Zay & I decided to check it out & we were not disappointed!
This Abandoned Ontario Country Mansion sits quietly on 100 acres of open fields and dense forest in rural Ontario.
The property recently sold to a developer for $40 million CAD, marking the end of its forgotten chapter.
Inside, many items were left behind, including furniture, toys, and exercise equipment, giving the home a frozen-in-time feel.
The mansion features reclaimed barn board and wooden beams taken directly from the old farm that once stood on the land. Builders constructed part of the home on top of a stone foundation from the original barn, preserving its heritage.
One room contained two vintage barber chairs, adding to the unusual character of the abandoned property.
The most unexpected discovery was a seven-foot-tall ostrich made of papier-mâché and real feathers, standing awkwardly in a corner.
This strange piece left us both puzzled and amused, raising questions about the mansion’s past and its former residents.
Though the house will be torn down, its unique contents and design have already made a lasting impression.
The Abandoned Ontario Country Mansion stands as a reminder of how quickly luxury can fade and history can be forgotten.
