Man Discovers Old Abandoned Mansion with 100s of Cars, Lovely Paintings & Luxury Furniture, Shares Clip of it
- A man identified as Steve Ronin has found an old abandoned millionaires mansion with luxury items in it
- According to the video creator, the property has 100s of cars, beautiful furniture as well as luxury furniture
- Said to have been abandoned in the 1900s, the mansion still looked strong despite its scattered state
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A man has stunned the internet with a video capturing an old abandoned mansion that he recently found.
The video creator, Steve Ronin in company of two friends visited the property and were amazed by what they found.
From the video shared on Facebook, luxury household furniture and fittings as well as beautiful paintings were spotted.
The mansion has a car graveyard of over 100 whips
Steve who said that the mansion could possibly have been abandoned in the 1900s also found scattered bank statements that showed the fleeing owner of the mansion was in huge debt.
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Over 100 cars were also scattered in the mansion including whips as Volkswagen Beetle, Lincoln Continental amongst others.
The fleeing family literally left everything behind.
Mixed reactions trail the video
Audra Fobbs remarked:
"Believe it or not those picture frames and oil paintings can be restored I've seen picture frames going on sale at auction you know especially there are some books that are very pricey too you know because they use old school stuff like go leave you know the certain type of ink you know oh God I'm dying inside right now watching this."
Letty Cecilia Zamora-Serujo thought:
"There were a few houses abandoned because of black mold and the owners couldn't take anything because everything was infected and it was deadly. Be careful, these places were abandoned for a reason."
Frii Holike wrote:
"Vanity upon vanity all is vanity. No matter how much we acquire in this world we will all leave it and go. The only thing that can last is when we have Jesus. I was a good video to watch. Kept me thinking. Thanks."
Elisha Agbo said:
"I believe this place is protected for historical reasons, otherwise, what about their descendants that should inherit all those. The family lineage cannot just be entirely wiped out even if there was an epidemic. What about distant relatives & their offsprings down the line? Or perhaps there was a mini rapture in their space ."
Joy as man finds his car stolen 19 years ago
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a man had found his car stolen 19 years ago.
The emotional man took to his Twitter page to share his happiness.
According to him, the beautiful car was stolen in Portland, South Africa in the doctors' quarters of a hospital. He couldn't believe his ears when the police called him and told him his car had been recovered.
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However, although the man was excited to get his old whip back, he has since moved on to a bigger and better car. But he was grateful that his old car was found.
Source: Briefly News
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