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UER Forum > Archived US: South > Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs (Viewed 1236 times)
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Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
< on 4/23/2012 7:10 PM >
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My first ever urban exploration was more of a suburban exploration. Stumbled upon this location while scouting for abandoned places near where I live. Did a few drive-by’s, studied it on Google Earth and crept in early on a Saturday morning.

1. Infiltration – I’m in!
The initial penetration was scary, but lucky for me this place was not secured very tightly.

2. Now to make sure this place really is abandoned (had already made that mistake once today; but that is for another story….). How I knew no one was home:
Yeah, I’m thinking these doors haven’t been opened in awhile.
Huge pile of leaves in front of entrance.
Clearly in the “Off” position.
Date of disconnection: 2/5/10. Ok, now I’m confident no one has been here in awhile. I begin to relax and enjoy the adventure.

3. Outer views of some of the buildings on the property:
Nature encroaches.
Periodically this screen door would bang in the breeze and really freak me out.
Rustic 70’s style. Kind of reminds me of camp.

4. This place has some really sweet lakefront views:
Here you can see the water reflected in the windows, which almost look like the “eyes” of the house.
This deck hasn’t seen a party in quite some time.
Cool. Really a shame that our town wants to drill into this land to make a few bucks.*
No way I was going to step on that thing. But I did take a lot of pictures of it for some reason.

5. Old shed:
Outside
Inside

6. Random stuff
Dust & cobwebs galore. Glad I took my allergy meds today.
Beware.
Decomposing work glove.

In conclusion: This place wasn’t all that exciting; didn’t find anything scandalous or frightening. Just lots of dust and crap. And abundant nature. Probably some old couple’s lake property. But it was a nice, tame initiation into urbexing.

*Full story, more pics (including some shots of the inside), vague location info and background history to become available if I am granted permission to create a new location in the LDB.



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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 1 on 4/23/2012 7:57 PM >
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#3, photo two: Are those railroad tracks?

Looks like you had a lot of fun! Beautiful lake. Thank you for sharing!
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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 2 on 4/24/2012 12:10 AM >
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Sometimes suburban or even rural areas hold some of the best treasures. I love going through old houses that are abandoned, never know what your going to see. And sometimes the settings are awesome.

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 3 on 4/25/2012 6:13 PM >
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Posted by UEIEJ88
#3, photo two: Are those railroad tracks?


No. It was a knocked-down section of fence. Railroad tracks would have been a lot cooler, though!!

Had such a fun time out here! Already scouring the area for my next excursion....

EDIT:Fixed quote
[last edit 4/27/2012 5:59 PM by Opheliaism - edited 1 times]

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 4 on 4/25/2012 9:57 PM >
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is the fishing any good here?

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 5 on 4/27/2012 5:31 PM >
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Posted by 2Xplorations
is the fishing any good here?


Not sure; didn't have any way to check that out. But I'm guessing it would be fairly decent. There was a lot of cool wildlife in this little enclave.

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 6 on 4/27/2012 9:23 PM >
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Posted by AtticAddict


No. It was a knocked-down section of fence. Railroad tracks would have been a lot cooler, though!!

Had such a fun time out here! Already scouring the area for my next excursion....

EDIT:Fixed quote


Awww, okay. Now that you say that, that makes sense. Just thought possibly railroad tracks as some people like to do that outside of shops and what not. It would been really cool if they were though!

Can't wait for your next post!

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 7 on 4/28/2012 2:36 AM >
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Posted by AtticAddict


Not sure; didn't have any way to check that out. But I'm guessing it would be fairly decent. There was a lot of cool wildlife in this little enclave.


looks like a good place for an overnighter

dry place to crash

dock to fish off

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 8 on 4/28/2012 3:35 AM >
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Posted by 2Xplorations


looks like a good place for an overnighter

dry place to crash

dock to fish off


...and the nice deck for the party Attic is gonna host there!


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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 9 on 4/28/2012 4:10 AM >
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Posted by Keaven


...and the nice deck for the party Attic is gonna host there!



Who is bringing what? Can put me down for a case or two of beer.

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 10 on 4/29/2012 4:17 PM >
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looks like a good place for an overnighter

dry place to crash

dock to fish off


Heck yeah. Would be an awesome place to hang out. Trouble is, I’d feel kinda weird breaking into this place. Got a real “grandma’s house” vibe from it. Although the doorknobs were rusty and the doorframes very fragile, forced entry didn’t feel right. Looked very comfortable, albeit dusty, on the inside.
Wonder why no one visits anymore?

...and the nice deck for the party Attic is gonna host there!


The deck was….creaky. Seemed unstable. How do you feel about partying at “grandma’s house”? lol.

Who is bringing what? Can put me down for a case or two of beer.


Nice. I’ll bring bug spray and s’mores. And tea for grandma, if she happens to show up.


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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 11 on 4/29/2012 5:50 PM >
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usufruct...

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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 12 on 4/29/2012 7:19 PM >
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Posted by AtticAddict

Got a real “grandma’s house” vibe from it.

And tea for grandma, if she happens to show up.



That sounds like more of a party! I think I may take some tea as well.



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Re: Abandoned lakefront property in the 'burbs
<Reply # 13 on 4/30/2012 9:01 PM >
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usufruct...


...is a term I'd never heard of until just now. Thank God for Wikipedia, amirite?? Anywho, wonder if it applies to areas with "Private Property" and "No Trespassing" signs?


That sounds like more of a party! I think I may take some tea as well.


Oh yeah. These old gals look like they can really throw down!! lol.

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