Urban Exploration - The Silent Farm

We received photos from a traveler and compiled them into a historical summary.

The Silent Farm is a very vast estate, located in a quiet secluded spot on the outskirts of a large city. It is a magnificent farm featuring a manor house, numerous stables, and a tower.

What could have led this farm to be abandoned remains unknown to us. While a small part of one dwelling contains recent furniture (possibly from the 2000s, though it has been savagely trashed), the rest is in a state of profound neglect. The manor has been entirely stripped of its furniture, yet the estate nonetheless retains an ineffable aesthetic beauty.

It was likely a very large agricultural operation that gradually dwindled until it became a shadow of its former self. No livestock remains; instead, it has become a prime location for wild animals.

As usual, the place remains silent regarding precise bibliographic references. At most, we learn that the main dwelling house dates back to the 19th century, a period when this agricultural establishment was highly prosperous.

The old pigsties are vast and dark; they are both beautiful and well-preserved.

Today, the site is fading away in a sun-drenched abandonment. It is a great loss, as such a place truly deserves to be restored and showcased.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Vincent Tchorski

This article was written by Vincent Tchorski, who is passionate about the history of forgotten places and describing unusual locations. He has been documenting industrial and religious heritage since 1996. Specializing in the study of mines and underground structures, he is committed to preserving the memory of these sites through rigorous documentary research and immersive photography.