Today we are exploring a massive lakefront mansion that was Built in 1897 and was designed by a very famous architect. Not long ago a mysterious Russian billionaire purchased the mansion for 16 million dollars. No one knows his plans for the property other than demolition of the mansion. Locals believe the owner fled the country to Russia and abandoned the project all together. The last owner to live in the house was in the 60’s till recently. They managed a Christmas company together until The wife passed away. Then he passed away a few years after. The mansion sat vacant for many years until it was purchased by the billionaire.

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DISCLAIMER: Exploring abandoned and decaying places is very dangerous and can lead to injury or even legal consequences if you are not properly prepared. Get permission from the land owner before exploring places like these and be extra cautious when exploring alone. Wear the proper exploring gear and always let someone know where you are.

The code of urbex (urban exploration) is to leave the location just as you found it. Don't steal anything, vandalize, or spray paint. Take only pictures and leave only footprints.