Rare Virtual Tour Inside an Abandoned 100-Year-Old Colorado Farm

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property.

In recent years, the town of Frederick, Colorado, has unfortunately been made well-known for the infamous and tragic Watts Family Murders, but there is much more to the community than the plethora of true crime videos on YouTube talk about.

For the most part, Frederick is a quiet, suburban community in which little goes on, but hidden among the Pleasantville-esque pre-fab homes sits an abandoned farm which dates back to the year 1925.

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According to YouTuber Travelin' Drew, who explored the abandoned property, it has been sitting vacant since the late 1990s and, as you'll see below, has not only been wasting away from the elements, but has been the victim of plenty of vandalism, including a variety of graffiti as well.

Again, it's important that you do not attempt to visit this, or any other abandoned property in person for both safety and legal reasons, but if you keep scrolling, you can take a rare virtual tour of the abandoned Frederick farm:

It's hard to believe that this property was a thriving farm and family home for at least 75 years, especially given its current state.

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Unfortunately, properties like this are often vandalized in a number of ways, including spray-painted graffiti, which is why many urban explorers refuse to give out specific locations of abandoned places they visit.

Speaking of abandoned places in Colorado, keep scrolling to take a virtual tour of another below: