Exploring a Creepy ABANDONED Farmhouse (Massachusetts)

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Tucked away in a secluded wooded area in the middle of a suburban Massachusetts town, an abandoned property featuring several dilapidated farm structures sits neglected, decayed and in ruin. The centerpiece of this site is the red farmhouse, now in a state of severe disrepair: shattered glass windows, graffiti-covered walls, and miscellaneous debris define the structure as it stands today. Nearby, a large, unfinished barn—made of fieldstone and cinderblocks—looms over the overgrown fields. There are also several smaller structures dotting the property, although these are largely empty and collapsed sheds or workshops. Not much is known about this site, although it succumbed to a devastating fire a few years ago, which has worsened the state of the buildings. To get there, you need to drive up a long, narrow gravel road, overtaken by thick foliage and vegetation. In fact, their entire property has been overtaken by nature, with dense weeds and plants everywhere. Most notably, this abandoned farmhouse property exudes a very eerie and unnerving feeling due to its isolated location and decayed state—at any moment, someone could pull up on you, with nowhere to go.

This is truly one of the creepiest abandoned sites I have ever explored, but not for its history or past—I found it unnerving due to the seclusion and desolation of the property. There is only one way in and out (the farmhouse is located on a dead end), so I almost felt “trapped” while exploring this site. Still, I had a blast checking out this abandoned farmhouse! Although this place is in rough shape, with severe vandalism, graffiti, and property damage, I still enjoyed my time urbexing at each building and seeing what remains. There were many trinkets and objects left behind, from old paperback novels, to VHS tapes, to miscellaneous farm equipment, to road maps, to tax documents and checks with identifying information. There was surprisingly a lot to see there! The only difficult aspect of this exploration was wading through seriously dense foliage to get from building to building; I ended up with three ticks by the end of it. Also, shout out to the viewer of my channel who provided me with this spot—it means a lot to me! This was such a fascinating abandoned location to check out, so I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to explore it! If you guys liked this video, make sure to stay tuned for more exploration videos all across New England and beyond!

00:00 J-MASS Intro
00:41 Introduction to the Farmhouse
01:53 Exterior of the Farmhouse
03:36 Interior of the Farmhouse
21:06 Collapsed Shed
23:55 Overgrowth and Bugs
24:58 The Barn
27:38 Overgrown Building
29:37 Final Walkthrough
31:40 Outro