, as it sits in a vibrant and affluent part of Greater Toronto. Despite being left to rot, the mansion still appears absolutely stunning, with a huge living room and a gorgeous fireplace. It also contains a sunroom, swimming pool, and even a giant library. Urban explorer Dave, who goes by Freaktography online, said: 'I explored this stunning abandoned property, showcasing its beauty and forgotten glory.' He told NeedToKnow.co.uk: 'The solarium was nice and well-lit, nice and bright. The home across the street from this one is 9,000 square feet and sold for $10,000,000 in 2021.' But, despite the mansion's beauty, it appeared to some sinister elements... A lone lawnmower was left bizarrely in the middle of the living room, which paints a creepy picture. There were also spatters of - what appears to be - blood all over one of the bathrooms. In the basement, there's also a hidden room with only a shallow pit, lined with suede fabric. It's not entirely clear what the pit was used for, but there were suggestions it might've been used as a playpen for kids. Dave added: 'There was water damage coming through the ceiling. 'The home will be a tear down with a new-build replacing it on a space up to 6,000 square feet.' Dave's tour of the abandoned mansion has amassed 3,500 views on YouTube so far, and it's been quite the conversation starter! One viewer said: 'That sunken area is a conversation pit. Popular in the 60s and 70s.' Susan commented: 'Guess the carpeting got tall, so they had to take care of it with the lawnmower, lol.' 'Hot tub area in basement is my guess,' suggested someone else. 'That house seems awfully dated for){kind=link}
A stunning mansion has been left abandoned and rotting by its previous owners, with a hidden suede-floored basement and creepy bathroom, revealing – what appears to be – a rather grim past
An urban explorer has ventured into a Canadian mansion that’s been left abandoned by its former occupants.
The house was estimated to be worth about £3million (CAD5m), as it sits in a vibrant and affluent part of Greater Toronto.
Despite being left to rot, the mansion still appears absolutely stunning, with a huge living room and a gorgeous fireplace.
It also contains a sunroom, swimming pool, and even a giant library.