Boerderij Kralen is an abandoned property located in North Brabant, Netherlands. The interior of the building shows significant signs of neglect and decay, with debris, rubble, and peeling wallpaper throughout the rooms. The farmhouse contains various remaining household items and furniture, including a brown leather armchair, a bed with a wooden headboard and white sheets, a dresser, and a nightstand. A living area features a brick fireplace with a mirror above it and a mantelpiece decorated with figurines and a glass-domed plant. One room contains a large, old-fashioned printing press with a wooden frame and metal wheels. Scattered personal belongings and decorative objects are found throughout the house, such as urns (including one with a horse head design), lamps, a clock, paintings, and rugs. Other items left behind include a blue umbrella, clothes, a suitcase, a hat, books, and various kitchenware like blue and white plates with gold accents. The structure features floral-patterned wallpaper, concrete tile floors, green curtains, and a chandelier with a red cord hanging from the ceiling.