Exploring a Hidden Abandoned House in Zorra Ontario
Deep in Zorra, Ontario sits a forgotten abandoned house that has been left vacant for decades. What was once a rural family home has slowly been consumed by nature, making it almost invisible from the road. This abandoned building tells its story through decay, graffiti, and history captured by explorers over the years.
Watch the Full Abandoned House Tour
I documented this entire exploration in video so you can see the house exactly as I found it – hidden, overgrown, and full of graffiti.
History of the Zorra Abandoned House
The earliest record of this abandoned house can be traced back to Google Street View in July 2009, where it appeared with boarded windows but still clearly visible. Over time, each update showed the house disappearing further behind bushes, trees, and overgrowth:
2009 – Windows boarded, house still visible
2013 – Vegetation begins to cover the property
2018 & 2019 – More decay, roofline starting to sag
2021 – Nearly hidden from view
2023 – Almost completely swallowed by nature
Explorers first began documenting this abandoned place in Ontario in 2011, when photos appeared on Ontario Abandoned Places. Between 2011 and 2022, at least 11 photo galleries of this house were uploaded, showing how well-known it became within the Ontario urban exploration community.
Discovering This Abandoned Building
When I stumbled across this house, I almost missed it completely. The only clue was a faint driveway cutting through the brush. The house itself didn’t appear until I was nearly right in front of it – completely hidden by trees and bushes.
This discovery made it one of the most rewarding exploring abandoned places in Ontario adventures I’ve had recently.
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This abandoned house in Zorra Ontario is a reminder of how quickly places can fade from view. What once stood in plain sight is now barely noticeable – unless you know where to look.
If you enjoy content like this, follow along as I continue exploring abandoned places and documenting Ontario’s forgotten history.