I don't think it is abandoned, it looks too clean with no dust, so these two are trespassing on this beautiful house. wish they wouldn't do that. Urbex like to call places abandoned.
@@philipmcdonagh1094 I do not think so, looks genuine to me with many repairs over the centuries. The iron bar at odd angle, pinning walls together to keep them standing!
Although I do enjoy exploration videos immensely, my heart is torn in two when seeing how such an adorable magical place can be left neglected and abandoned. Thank you both for the wonderful content.
We agree Wayne! Crazy to see some of these places going to waste, wish we had the power or money to step in and save them. Hopefully there's some hope for this one especially, someone has informed the local heritage officer and it's been sealed. Very important keeping the locations within a trusted circle! Glad you enjoy the videos, thank you for your support ☺🙏
the place is too clean to be abandoned, did you notice there was no dust on the furniture? Means someone is coming in to clean it. The floors also looked very clean. It does not have the usual appearance of an abandoned house.
I would love to live in this house! I love it. It's so sad to see those antiques going to ruin. You need to be wearing masks with all that mold. You can get very sick from inhaling that stuff. Please be careful.
I love how you can see how happy these places make you guys! Another amazing find! Really does make you wonder why these places are left with all this amazing furniture.
Glad you enjoyed it 🥰 Feel very lucky to be able to see these special places. It is unbelievable isn't it, how it can be left to go to waste like this. We have read that its being taken care of by a local heritage officer now and its since been sealed, so hopefully there's a future for this one 🙏
It’s almost like something out of ‘Ever After’ or some fairytale story. I love history like this! 17th century & older…. It brings me almost to tears to see this place just left to the elements. Can you imagine the things that this house has been through history wise anyways. Just mindblowingly beautiful!
Oh my you guys! I think this is the most beautiful house I've ever seen. Everything is really special. Just heartbreaking that it's full of mold and is deteriorating. The wood carved furniture is glorious! I absolutely love the floors but most of all I love the doors. Thank you so much for this video! I'll be talking about it all day at work tomorrow! You are both fabulous!
Sam & Jess~ It’s astonishing how much is just left behind the beauty of this place enchanting, and mesmerizing from the front door to every unique piece of furniture. Just stunning and beautiful 🤍 if those walls could talk , can you imagine the stories that could be shared !!!
Wow, this place is so beautiful. So much carved furniture and stained glass windows. If it wasn't for the mold anyone could move in tomorrow. It is such a pity to see a beautiful old place like that sitting to rot. I feel if a place has been listed and no one can afford to live in it, the local government should be made to conserve these old buildings and their contents. Thanks for another awesome video. Sending love to you both from Australia.
I can't imagine there's plenty of places like this in England now. It's immaculate !! Such a lovely proper english period property ! Nice find guys...Nice to see Karl too 👍🏻
So beautiful and peaceful would love that place, imagine Xmas there and a summers evening outside with an ice-cold cider cuddled up watching the sun go down.
Hey guys, I’ve just watched this and my heart is still beating fast from seeing that cabinet. I just love things like that. It’s utterly mind blowing. Anyway, I just wanted to say how much I love how you observe things; you are both so respectful and sensitive of your discoveries. x
This place is probably owned by Trust, and thats why it is so clean and open to small tours such as Sam and Jess who are able to record it for our benefit Thanks guys, looking forward to more of your house tours.
what a fantastic place this one has got to be the best I've seen in ages, you have a lovely sensitive way of filming very respectful, its something a lot of others have lost and should take notice of, i just really do hope no one bad finds this beautiful historic home and trashes it
Totally agree this has to be kept very quiet it's beautiful. 🤞 Nobody should ever vandalise it's disgusting. But I do think that Sam or Jess on the quiet should contact Heritage Foundation ? Not sure who they can contact ? But it should never be kept unoccupied. It should be listed somewhere. But they can't tell us that, and I don't want them to either 🤞 They themselves should look it up 🏚️
Glad you enjoyed it Sarah! Thank you very much 😊🙏 This location has been kept very discreet thankfully and we have been following a facebook feed on it, someone has got in touch with the local heritage trust and it's been sealed too, definitely for the best with this one!
@@greywebs1944 luckily the location has been kept very quiet, we have been watching a feed on facebook, someone has contacted a local heritage officer and it's been sealed too! Definitely for the best, needs to be taken care of full time!
My dream homXXXe. Thatched roof & beautiful beams. Exquisite Jacobean black furniture. I agree i would move in anyday. What a treasure abandoned & left to slowly decay. Always a highlight of my week seeing what wonders you've found. Love as always XXX
Too many Spiders and Cobwebs I don't think they'd get any sleep. I'd be alright 🕷️🕸️ I can hear the crackling of the fire 🔥 in cold winter months (Beautiful) 🏚️
I think the collection of items which you thought is from mud lurking expeditions is probably items that were found on the property which is why they were left behind .... the former owners want the items to stay with the house and land.
With the stoneware hot water bottle, it was usual to wrap a cloth around them so you did not burn yourself. The old lady who lived next door to me when I was a child had one and still used it.
Hi Sam and Jess what a amazing building,this has to be one of the best abandoned buildings l have seen,some of the furniture must be wouth lots,looks like it was made for the mansion. Can't believe someone not taking care of the property sadly decaying away,great find and thanks for sharing your video's always look forward to watching them.
Oh you two..what next.. such a beautiful historical home which so needs saving before lunatics trash it. If only walls could talk. Such a lot of history. The rods in the upstairs go through to outside walls and are holding the house together ! Someone needs to save it quick smart..my heart is breaking, but warmed by such young people loving this heritage so much. Love you two as always. Jan x (the old lady )
This one is THE BEST of All Your Explores, Sam&Jess!!!...The Furniture...Amazing Dark Wood & the "Mudlarking" Cabinet!...Don't know what a "Grade 2" building is but if I had a few Million Pounds, this would be mine!!!...Restoring this Home would be a Joy!...TY ever so much & if Karl finds Spirits here, that would be an added bonus!!!...Take Very Good Care...🌹😊
It’s like a fairy tail ,beautiful,makes you wonder why people just leave ,why .you have a realy deep calming voice realy good for narrating,great find lv Ann x
Character houses give me goosebumps.. imagine how this would look in autumn when you can fire up the places and relax on a cold evening. Not mention the wine cellar under the floor. Magnificent.
Looks like the Secret Garden. The home is absolutely beautiful and everything left behind. It just amazes me that some people have so much money, they just don’t care about these places! You would think they would at least let a family live there to care for the place. And, you two are just so cute! Please keep the great videos coming! And, please wear some protective masks because of all the mold in those places. You need to protect your health.
That architecture is beautiful. It needs protecting at all costs. That cabinet of finds is just outstanding...the history behind finding it and the items own history. Wow, such a privilege. I can't find Dark Arts video on this?
To live in a home like this is a dream to me and lots of others. It’s a real shame and hard to understand why it seems to mean so little to who ever owns it. They could rent it out and let someone live there dream rather than do nothing with it surely. It’s very sad ☹️ great video again tho giving us a look inside an amazing property 👍
Sam and Jess. That was so incredible. Such a shame that it is left to go to rack and ruin. Thank you for taking us on the tour. Loved the furniture and the stained glass. Look forward to next one.
Really is such a special one! We have read that someone has informed a local heritage officer and its been sealed up, sincerely hope there's a future for this one and someone will step in and take care of it regularly 🤞
Tried to look through your comments, could not find, about the small basement you found I think might have been a wine cellar because of all the circle compartments on both walls. I loved this old house!! Hope some of that beautiful furniture can be saved.
I would just like to say, "you two are such a lovely couple". You are caring and compassionate when exploring. This was a incredible find!! The carved woodwork and layout throughout this house was so beautiful ! It really saddens me to see so much left behind and why? Here in NY we pay land and school taxes yearly and if you get in arrears they foreclose on the property , force you to move out and sell your property at auction. I wonder why so many places there are just left to rotten. Another wonderful video... thank you...this was amazing.
6:40 ‘This place is probably worth over a million…’ And the rest! That’s the price of just four terraced houses in some cities! 7:25 I’m not keen on those flint corners, they would trash your slippers if you snagged them! 7:56 Were you caught on a PIR detector? Let’s hope it wasn’t an alarm. 10:30 Jess sniffs out a trapdoor. She has a nose for basements! 11:00 Did you say ‘That’s the bell’? Those things are the pendulum and the weights that drive the clock. The fact that the clock isn’t standing square is bothering me a little - I’d want you to put it straight - but I don’t think there’s much straight in the whole place! The power’s on? One day you’ll be exploring and you’ll find the owner asleep in bed! 14:30 That looks like brandy 14:45 That cabinet of geological finds is amazing! I want an trilobite fossil! You can keep the mummified rat! :D 17:00 Sarlat… nice place 19:43 Everyone loves a Belfast sink! Lifts the lid of the large pot… what’s in there? Huh, nothing, thankfully! 20:52 Sam succcessfully unlocks the door. You’re lucky that Jess loosened it! Those stained glass dividers are awesome! 22:35 Mind the step, Jess! 23:00 Those kids are probably old, now, like, our age! Ha ha! 24:20 Basement - what is that on the far wall? Wine rack? Looks like those earthenware wine rack blocks that you can still buy in French Supermarkets 26:20 Does that iron bar emerge on the outside wall with a big old X to hold the wall together? 32:20 Those bathrooom tiles are cool! 33:00 Definitely a fox knocker. Check the bushy tail! 38:30 They weren’t short of fire extinguishers, were they? Can’t have too many in a thatched place with open fires! That was a great old place! I enjoyed coming along with you on this one!
Rog here Sam and Jess. (grandad) loved every inch of this place and your commentary. Those old clay pipes are the best I've ever seen outside a museum and those minerals WOW. Agree with Peter Davies I think the picture at the top of the stairs is Great War or even Boer war/South Africa. Standards getting higher every time, well done my Sam and my Jess. Love
WOW what an amazing house . I would sell mine now to move in that place and leave all my belongings behind and keep that house just the same as it is . Just amazing, beautiful 😻. Great explore guys just hope nobody else finds it and ruins any of it . Just gobsmacked it’s just left . Stay safe guys xx
Wow !!!! its not very often I can say im left speachless....what a truely amazing house. The shepards stick is called a "crook" the would usualy have a more bendy hook on the top, used for pulling sheep or more often lambs from hedgerows or other places they might get stuck. I think I should go live there because of the ravens/crows in the glass porch. The two glass panels in the conservetory were arts and craft. Probably original. Thank you, loved this one 💜🕉
This was & is a beautiful home you even play the right music as you take us on a magical journey you can feel the sadness if only the walls could talk, sending you love and prayers always, please keep safe xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
I absolutely love this!! Thank you so much for sharing. I never would’ve gotten to see otherwise. I always wonder what it would be like to go back in time. What beautiful architecture. Your videos fuel the imagination and I appreciate that! 😉 Love from New Orleans!
Wow, wow and once again wow. What an absolutely fantastic building and those pieces of furniture left me speechless. I really love tumor buildings like this so would have been jumping up and down with excitement at seeing the outside of this let alone the inside. How heart breaking it is to see this building being left to rot when it should be saved. The crows, owls, green men etc made me think that the last owners were maybe very much into some kind of paganism and don't think that they were original to the building but what a beautiful building. Great video guys x
The stuff in the cabinet are finds from in and around the property, seen this before in old houses, Ive been all round the country in stately homes and doing what you two lovely people are doing 25years ago but we didn't have mobile phones with cameras and we didn't have the internet and the lovely black country furniture, from the black Forest Germany and the antique Chesterfield leather chairs,the picture on the wall is of a soilder from the Great war " the first World war" I would be in heaven in there x
How did you get in? locked up?, so much history going to waist, such a shame . I hope it stays well,damp weather may corrode it for its age,I hope others do not ruin this place, or break in and vandalise everything . Please keep location secret , Thankyou for bringing me along with you both ,along in this beautiful place ,a rare occasion to see this.
Wow! I think out of all the abandoned places explores I've watched this has to be my absolute fav! What a magical place! Just the sheer history of it...you can imagine all the folk who have lived there before over the centuries! Just amazing! I hope someone steps in to prevent it from decaying more, it'd be heartbreaking to leave it to rot! Love your camera work and the way you took your time to show the details, all done with such respect and care! Thank you so much for sharing this incredible house! 😊
Saw this recently by another explorer but love your tour and commentary. If I had $1 million I’d buy this and keep this as my English vacation home. What a dream house
I would think that at least some, if not all, of that collection was found on the house's property. Obviously, the old wallpaper wasn't found in the Thames. Super cool that place still had a thatched roof. Great video!
Absolutely stunning building and the furniture is gorgeous to look at. Very much similar to Warwick Castle's furniture. There could well be a signature etched in the graving of the wood. So a magnifying glass would be an option if you both ever come across something like this again. Worth having a detailed look and Google search who made these wonderful well made craftsmanship. Totally awesome I'm glad I'm British 🏚️ Stay safe 🌈👍
That foot warmer you found in the bedroom is like the one I had when young. My mum filled it with boiling water and I used in bed to keep warm. My mother would buy old stuff like this and I remember we had two more. Brings back memories.
Beautiful beautiful beautiful! I bet this house would be so cozy in the winter especially in those cozy bedrooms with the fireplace going! Just gorgeous y’all thank you so much for bringing us along! Cheers from Sugarland, Texas ❤️
No one speaks of roofing ever in all Bando videos. It is the Key to all the decay. I noticed that Thatched Roofs are the most durable in preventing the leaks that fuel rot. Old tech is the best! Another smaller one was perfect except for one tiny leak keeping the house untouched by weather.
What an explore id live there in a heartbeat,just me and my labrador and cat.. kid's are all grew up. Imagine waking up to the sound of those bird's singing and possibly the moo of a cow. It was very opulent With the mahogany furniture and beams and stained glass. I wonder where they went and why leave so much behind. A brilliant window ledge to sit down and read,my idea of heaven. Wow a basement that wasn't outside how cool is that. Thank you guy's for this awesome tour.MUCH APPRECIATED J and S XX ❤️💙Ps the kitchen was great and loved the old Belfast sink.Guy's I've just noticed the curtains by the game cupboard i had them in my living room in 1996 so that's 25 yrs ago wow a tug of the old heart strings. 💞The owl themed bathroom was epic. The footwarmer we called jars for warming the bed.
Did a quick bit of googling on the maker's signature on that gorgeous clock - "Tho. Lister, Halifax" - It seems there were father and son clockmakers, Thomas Lister senior (1717-1779) and junior (1745-1814), who worked together in Halifax. Bonhams has an auction listing for a 30-hour longcase clock, dated about 1775, almost exactly like this one. This one looks to be in much better condition than the one in the auction!
What a Grand place. Definitely a dream house. Totally in love with the place. Love the etched wood. Never heard of a roof like that. Is this what old English way to make roofs? Here in the states we haven't anything like that. BEAUTIFUL and breathtaking guys. Thank you for exploring this beauty🙏💖
There are about 60k thatched roof properties in the uk, you might see thatchers working on a roof during travels, a craftsman’s job, I’m surprised you’ve not seen classic thatched pictures on Calendars, biscuit tins or jigsaws,
Yes like the other person mentioned they are very common here - although they are mostly found in England (as opposed to Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland). The regions of England with the highest concentrations of thatched roofs would be: the South-West (e.g. counties such as Dorset, Hampshire and Devon), the East (especially Suffolk and Northern Essex) and parts of Central England (such as Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Northern Oxfordshire). I live in a well preserved medieval village in Suffolk and most of the houses in its centre are half-timbered and thatched; even some of the new builds on the edge of the village have thatched roofs (the craft really has had a *massive* comeback in the last decade or so).
I’m rewatching this video. In love with this home and the magick within as well as outside. Is this home still for sale?? Thank you for bringing a world of adventure to us who can’t see this personally!! Blessings
The dark (ebonized) Tudor revival set (sets or suites became fashionable in the latter part of the XIXth c.) furniture probably dates from the late Victorian era or the very beginning of the XXth c.. The house itself already had extensive renovation which leaves me perplexed. Good job to all of you and thank you for sharing.
I love your enthusiasm and how you took your time and highlighted every nook and cranny. It was like I was taking walk through the place along with you. Too many of these kinds of videos, the person taking the video skips over all the gems you highlight. Keep up the good work and the wonderful finds.
Thank you so much Roberta! Your support really means a lot. It's just amazing to have people out repping the merch! 😁😁🥰 Working on getting some more videos out too! ☺ Glad you enjoy the videos ❤😊
That was absolutely amazing place. I just loved every single part of the place. Again you and Jess blew me away with such a beautiful place. Thank You for another great video.
I can’t believe how such a beautiful place can be just left abandoned with all that expensive furniture and antiques just left behind?
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It might be going up for estate sale soon, I'm saying retrospectively of course.
I don't think it is abandoned, it looks too clean with no dust, so these two are trespassing on this beautiful house. wish they wouldn't do that. Urbex like to call places abandoned.
National Trust need to get thier act together and save this remarkable building
True that!!
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Furnishings seem genuine but the building is a folly. Its about as Tudor as I am. A modern construct using old salvaged materials.
@@philipmcdonagh1094 What makes you say that?
@@philipmcdonagh1094 I do not think so, looks genuine to me with many repairs over the centuries. The iron bar at odd angle, pinning walls together to keep them standing!
Although I do enjoy exploration videos immensely, my heart is torn in two when seeing
how such an adorable magical place can be left neglected and abandoned.
Thank you both for the wonderful content.
We agree Wayne! Crazy to see some of these places going to waste, wish we had the power or money to step in and save them.
Hopefully there's some hope for this one especially, someone has informed the local heritage officer and it's been sealed.
Very important keeping the locations within a trusted circle!
Glad you enjoy the videos, thank you for your support ☺🙏
@@Samandjessexplore this locations has been sealed to be preserved? I heard it was for sale ?
Wayne Dalton: The house is neither neglected or abandoned. It is inspected for vandalism and break-ins. The electricity is still on for a reason.
the place is too clean to be abandoned, did you notice there was no dust on the furniture? Means someone is coming in to clean it. The floors also looked very clean. It does not have the usual appearance of an abandoned house.
I love this house.Positively Enchanting,I hope someone buys it soon.The carved furniture is magnificent.The house itself is just Enchanting.👍❤️🇺🇸
I would love to live in this house! I love it. It's so sad to see those antiques going to ruin. You need to be wearing masks with all that mold. You can get very sick from inhaling that stuff. Please be careful.
I love how you can see how happy these places make you guys! Another amazing find! Really does make you wonder why these places are left with all this amazing furniture.
Glad you enjoyed it 🥰 Feel very lucky to be able to see these special places.
It is unbelievable isn't it, how it can be left to go to waste like this.
We have read that its being taken care of by a local heritage officer now and its since been sealed, so hopefully there's a future for this one 🙏
It’s almost like something out of ‘Ever After’ or some fairytale story. I love history like this! 17th century & older…. It brings me almost to tears to see this place just left to the elements. Can you imagine the things that this house has been through history wise anyways. Just mindblowingly beautiful!
MAN! SOMEONE NEEDS TO SAVE THIS PROPERTY. This is one of those places that leaves a person speechless. AMAZING FIND YOU GUYS!!!!
I hope that someone with the funds saw this video and did just that. It’s a crime to allow these beautiful historic homes to decay!
Unbelievable carvings on the dining room furniture and tables. I hate to see beautiful hand carved woodwork go to waste like that.
You need a lot more lighting. Hiding the magnificent details.
It’s just too dark. Imagine living in that darkness all the time. Black furniture, dark wood, just too dark. But it’s beautiful just the same!
Oh my you guys! I think this is the most beautiful house I've ever seen. Everything is really special. Just heartbreaking that it's full of mold and is deteriorating. The wood carved furniture is glorious! I absolutely love the floors but most of all I love the doors. Thank you so much for this video! I'll be talking about it all day at work tomorrow! You are both fabulous!
Remarkable Tudor period mansion. One of the best I've seen.
I half expected the 7 dwarfs to pop out 😆❤
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@@Samandjessexplore saw a securer cam red light in the lounge, on ceiling x x
Sam & Jess~
It’s astonishing how much is just left behind the beauty of this place enchanting, and mesmerizing from the front door to every unique piece of furniture.
Just stunning and beautiful 🤍 if those walls could talk , can you imagine the stories that could be shared !!!
It looks like the furniture was built in because it matches the staircase , it is so beautiful and the floors are exquisite
Thank you for showing this magnificent home. It’s like stepping back in time.
This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in all of the abandoned places so far...thank you so much! You and bros of decay are my fave ❤️
Wow, this place is so beautiful. So much carved furniture and stained glass windows. If it wasn't for the mold anyone could move in tomorrow. It is such a pity to see a beautiful old place like that sitting to rot. I feel if a place has been listed and no one can afford to live in it, the local government should be made to conserve these old buildings and their contents. Thanks for another awesome video. Sending love to you both from Australia.
I can't imagine there's plenty of places like this in England now. It's immaculate !! Such a lovely proper english period property ! Nice find guys...Nice to see Karl too 👍🏻
So beautiful and peaceful would love that place, imagine Xmas there and a summers evening outside with an ice-cold cider cuddled up watching the sun go down.
Hey guys, I’ve just watched this and my heart is still beating fast from seeing that cabinet. I just love things like that. It’s utterly mind blowing. Anyway, I just wanted to say how much I love how you observe things; you are both so respectful and sensitive of your discoveries. x
Exquisite furniture. Truly a magical place. It's pretty clean and dust free. I love your explores!
This place is probably owned by Trust, and thats why it is so clean and open to small tours such as Sam and Jess who are able to record it for our benefit Thanks guys, looking forward to more of your house tours.
OH THAT IS WHY IT IS DUST FREE!!
what a fantastic place this one has got to be the best I've seen in ages, you have a lovely sensitive way of filming very respectful, its something a lot of others have lost and should take notice of, i just really do hope no one bad finds this beautiful historic home and trashes it
Totally agree this has to be kept very quiet it's beautiful. 🤞 Nobody should ever vandalise it's disgusting. But I do think that Sam or Jess on the quiet should contact Heritage Foundation ? Not sure who they can contact ? But it should never be kept unoccupied. It should be listed somewhere. But they can't tell us that, and I don't want them to either 🤞 They themselves should look it up 🏚️
Glad you enjoyed it Sarah! Thank you very much 😊🙏
This location has been kept very discreet thankfully and we have been following a facebook feed on it, someone has got in touch with the local heritage trust and it's been sealed too, definitely for the best with this one!
@@greywebs1944 luckily the location has been kept very quiet, we have been watching a feed on facebook, someone has contacted a local heritage officer and it's been sealed too!
Definitely for the best, needs to be taken care of full time!
@@Samandjessexplore Most definitely just superb. A great find absolutely stunning all round. Hope you come across some more 🙂 Well done 👍
My dream homXXXe. Thatched roof & beautiful beams. Exquisite Jacobean black furniture. I agree i would move in anyday. What a treasure abandoned & left to slowly decay. Always a highlight of my week seeing what wonders you've found. Love as always XXX
This place is exquisite. I can so see you and Jess living there. Thank you for the grand tour.
Too many Spiders and Cobwebs I don't think they'd get any sleep. I'd be alright 🕷️🕸️ I can hear the crackling of the fire 🔥 in cold winter months (Beautiful) 🏚️
Dream home 🥰🥰 Glad you enjoyed it Brenda! Hopefully someone will step in and take care of this beautiful place.
@@greywebs1944 very true ☺🤣🤣 It would be so cosy in the winter!
@@Samandjessexplore Pipe and Slippers 🤣 Stay safe both I look forward to your next adventure 👍
I think the collection of items which you thought is from mud lurking expeditions is probably items that were found on the property which is why they were left behind .... the former owners want the items to stay with the house and land.
This place is featured on an episode of Restoration Home from around 2012.
With the stoneware hot water bottle, it was usual to wrap a cloth around them so you did not burn yourself. The old lady who lived next door to me when I was a child had one and still used it.
Hi Sam and Jess what a amazing building,this has to be one of the best abandoned buildings l have seen,some of the furniture must be wouth lots,looks like it was made for the mansion.
Can't believe someone not taking care of the property sadly decaying away,great find and thanks for sharing your video's always look forward to watching them.
Oh you two..what next.. such a beautiful historical home which so needs saving before lunatics trash it.
If only walls could talk. Such a lot of history.
The rods in the upstairs go through to outside walls and are holding the house together !
Someone needs to save it quick smart..my heart is breaking, but warmed by such young people loving this heritage so much.
Love you two as always.
Jan x (the old lady )
Mate, was there a motion sensor in the house because on 8:00 a red light went off as you guys approached the area.
Yes indeed, and i the end also.
This one is THE BEST of All Your Explores, Sam&Jess!!!...The Furniture...Amazing Dark Wood & the "Mudlarking" Cabinet!...Don't know what a "Grade 2" building is but if I had a few Million Pounds, this would be mine!!!...Restoring this Home would be a Joy!...TY ever so much & if Karl finds Spirits here, that would be an added bonus!!!...Take Very Good Care...🌹😊
It’s like a fairy tail ,beautiful,makes you wonder why people just leave ,why .you have a realy deep calming voice realy good for narrating,great find lv Ann x
Character houses give me goosebumps.. imagine how this would look in autumn when you can fire up the places and relax on a cold evening. Not mention the wine cellar under the floor. Magnificent.
Looks like the Secret Garden. The home is absolutely beautiful and everything left behind. It just amazes me that some people have so much money, they just don’t care about these places! You would think they would at least let a family live there to care for the place.
And, you two are just so cute! Please keep the great videos coming! And, please wear some protective masks because of all the mold in those places. You need to protect your health.
Nope ! Good riddance to bad rubbish . They are dumb.
@@BlackStump172 whom are your referring to? The family of the house or Sam and Jess? I agree with you if it's the latter.
@@rml9121 Sam and Jess .
That architecture is beautiful. It needs protecting at all costs. That cabinet of finds is just outstanding...the history behind finding it and the items own history. Wow, such a privilege. I can't find Dark Arts video on this?
That place is beautiful, imagine sitting outside on a warm summers evening.
To live in a home like this is a dream to me and lots of others. It’s a real shame and hard to understand why it seems to mean so little to who ever owns it. They could rent it out and let someone live there dream rather than do nothing with it surely. It’s very sad ☹️ great video again tho giving us a look inside an amazing property 👍
Sam and Jess. That was so incredible. Such a shame that it is left to go to rack and ruin. Thank you for taking us on the tour. Loved the furniture and the stained glass. Look forward to next one.
Me, 7:57, having spotted the alarm pir sensor light up red - powere's on!
Sam, 11:51, tries a light switch - powers on!
Me - I said that!
WOW, just an amazing home. Stunning furniture, and just all around beautiful! Oh I do hope someone comes in and saves it.
Really is such a special one!
We have read that someone has informed a local heritage officer and its been sealed up, sincerely hope there's a future for this one and someone will step in and take care of it regularly 🤞
Love how BIG the tubs were...and the furniture's unbelievable!! Its nice it's not vandalized or dirty.
Tried to look through your comments, could not find, about the small basement you found I think might have been a wine cellar because of all the circle compartments on both walls. I loved this old house!! Hope some of that beautiful furniture can be saved.
I would just like to say, "you two are such a lovely couple". You are caring and compassionate when exploring. This was a incredible find!! The carved woodwork and layout throughout this house was so beautiful ! It really saddens me to see so much left behind and why? Here in NY we pay land and school taxes yearly and if you get in arrears they foreclose on the property , force you to move out and sell your property at auction. I wonder why so many places there are just left to rotten. Another wonderful video... thank you...this was amazing.
Wow beautiful Wood throughout... The furniture!!!
I'd move in and live happily ever after.
6:40 ‘This place is probably worth over a million…’ And the rest! That’s the price of just four terraced houses in some cities!
7:25 I’m not keen on those flint corners, they would trash your slippers if you snagged them!
7:56 Were you caught on a PIR detector? Let’s hope it wasn’t an alarm.
10:30 Jess sniffs out a trapdoor. She has a nose for basements!
11:00 Did you say ‘That’s the bell’? Those things are the pendulum and the weights that drive the clock. The fact that the clock isn’t standing square is bothering me a little - I’d want you to put it straight - but I don’t think there’s much straight in the whole place!
The power’s on? One day you’ll be exploring and you’ll find the owner asleep in bed!
14:30 That looks like brandy
14:45 That cabinet of geological finds is amazing! I want an trilobite fossil! You can keep the mummified rat! :D
17:00 Sarlat… nice place
19:43 Everyone loves a Belfast sink!
Lifts the lid of the large pot… what’s in there? Huh, nothing, thankfully!
20:52 Sam succcessfully unlocks the door. You’re lucky that Jess loosened it!
Those stained glass dividers are awesome!
22:35 Mind the step, Jess!
23:00 Those kids are probably old, now, like, our age! Ha ha!
24:20 Basement - what is that on the far wall? Wine rack? Looks like those earthenware wine rack blocks that you can still buy in French Supermarkets
26:20 Does that iron bar emerge on the outside wall with a big old X to hold the wall together?
32:20 Those bathrooom tiles are cool!
33:00 Definitely a fox knocker. Check the bushy tail!
38:30 They weren’t short of fire extinguishers, were they? Can’t have too many in a thatched place with open fires!
That was a great old place! I enjoyed coming along with you on this one!
Está increíble y bella casa no está habitada permanente, pero no abandonada. Luce limpia y no vandalizada
STUNNING.....just sitting here imaging my life there.
your attention to detail of the history is amazing. keep up the great work sam and jess your both brill at what you do
Rog here Sam and Jess. (grandad) loved every inch of this place and your commentary. Those old clay pipes are the best I've ever seen outside a museum and those minerals WOW. Agree with Peter Davies I think the picture at the top of the stairs is Great War or even Boer war/South Africa. Standards getting higher every time, well done my Sam and my Jess. Love
You guys are constantly stepping it up a notch. I just know that you’re going to go international in body and popularity. Rock Guys You!
They should wear gloves 🧤 to avoid leaving their DNA @ Fingerprints everywhere
@@jellybeanparis584 They are on video , so no need for fingerprints .
Sad empty feel to it , in need of family life again 😢
That wardrobe is absolutely stunning!
What a magical old house 🏚. I love 💘 everything about it. It should be saved for others to see 👀 it. It's beautiful 😍. Stay safe 🙏❤💓💙
Wow, That's a proper Sam and Jess homestead ! Wine cellar in the floor. Amazing place. I was geeking about the curio cabinet also :)
WOW what an amazing house . I would sell mine now to move in that place and leave all my belongings behind and keep that house just the same as it is . Just amazing, beautiful 😻. Great explore guys just hope nobody else finds it and ruins any of it . Just gobsmacked it’s just left . Stay safe guys xx
Wow !!!! its not very often I can say im left speachless....what a truely amazing house. The shepards stick is called a "crook" the would usualy have a more bendy hook on the top, used for pulling sheep or more often lambs from hedgerows or other places they might get stuck. I think I should go live there because of the ravens/crows in the glass porch. The two glass panels in the conservetory were arts and craft. Probably original. Thank you, loved this one 💜🕉
This was & is a beautiful home you even play the right music as you take us on a magical journey you can feel the sadness if only the walls could talk, sending you love and prayers always, please keep safe xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
I absolutely love this!! Thank you so much for sharing. I never would’ve gotten to see otherwise. I always wonder what it would be like to go back in time. What beautiful architecture. Your videos fuel the imagination and I appreciate that! 😉
Love from New Orleans!
Wow, wow and once again wow. What an absolutely fantastic building and those pieces of furniture left me speechless. I really love tumor buildings like this so would have been jumping up and down with excitement at seeing the outside of this let alone the inside. How heart breaking it is to see this building being left to rot when it should be saved. The crows, owls, green men etc made me think that the last owners were maybe very much into some kind of paganism and don't think that they were original to the building but what a beautiful building. Great video guys x
Am just catching up with this explore now. It's a beautiful place. Love all the Green Man motifs carved into the dark furniture.
The stuff in the cabinet are finds from in and around the property, seen this before in old houses, Ive been all round the country in stately homes and doing what you two lovely people are doing 25years ago but we didn't have mobile phones with cameras and we didn't have the internet and the lovely black country furniture, from the black Forest Germany and the antique Chesterfield leather chairs,the picture on the wall is of a soilder from the Great war " the first World war" I would be in heaven in there x
How did you get in? locked up?, so much history going to waist, such a shame . I hope it stays well,damp weather may corrode it for its age,I hope others do not ruin this place, or break in and vandalise everything . Please keep location secret , Thankyou for bringing me along with you both ,along in this beautiful place ,a rare occasion to see this.
Wow! I think out of all the abandoned places explores I've watched this has to be my absolute fav! What a magical place! Just the sheer history of it...you can imagine all the folk who have lived there before over the centuries! Just amazing! I hope someone steps in to prevent it from decaying more, it'd be heartbreaking to leave it to rot! Love your camera work and the way you took your time to show the details, all done with such respect and care! Thank you so much for sharing this incredible house! 😊
Saw this recently by another explorer but love your tour and commentary. If I had $1 million I’d buy this and keep this as my English vacation home. What a dream house
I hope someone saved this beautiful home💗
The furniture in this place is fantastic! The alchemist cabinet and all the dark wood…. Enjoyed this one quite a bit.
Oh my.. The ebony carved furniture is exquisite.. Cabinet of Curiosities is so museum worthy.. I wish I could have been there with you both..
I've never seen such a magical artistic home like this before. Bravo on a great explore. Cheers!
For all its beauty, I could not live there, it’s very dark
I would think that at least some, if not all, of that collection was found on the house's property. Obviously, the old wallpaper wasn't found in the Thames. Super cool that place still had a thatched roof. Great video!
Absolutely stunning building and the furniture is gorgeous to look at. Very much similar to Warwick Castle's furniture. There could well be a signature etched in the graving of the wood. So a magnifying glass would be an option if you both ever come across something like this again. Worth having a detailed look and Google search who made these wonderful well made craftsmanship. Totally awesome I'm glad I'm British 🏚️ Stay safe 🌈👍
A whole clay pipe bowl with original long stem... A mudlarkers dream find.
old chesterfield leather suit and the furniture, what an exquisite place
This is by far the best abandoned property I have ever watch,and yes it all needs to be savex
Awesome find! I would love this place. Love all the wood. So cool! 💜
That foot warmer you found in the bedroom is like the one I had when young. My mum filled it with boiling water and I used in bed to keep warm. My mother would buy old stuff like this and I remember we had two more. Brings back memories.
What an amazing and beautiful place. Such a shame it is slipping away. Thank you Sam and Jess for sharing 😊
Beautiful beautiful beautiful! I bet this house would be so cozy in the winter especially in those cozy bedrooms with the fireplace going! Just gorgeous y’all thank you so much for bringing us along!
Cheers from Sugarland, Texas ❤️
It has a converted barn look. This house is just beautiful.
No one speaks of roofing ever in all Bando videos. It is the Key to all the decay. I noticed that Thatched Roofs are the most durable in preventing the leaks that fuel rot. Old tech is the best! Another smaller one was perfect except for one tiny leak keeping the house untouched by weather.
What an explore id live there in a heartbeat,just me and my labrador and cat.. kid's are all grew up. Imagine waking up to the sound of those bird's singing and possibly the moo of a cow. It was very opulent
With the mahogany furniture and beams and stained glass. I wonder where they went and why leave so much behind. A brilliant window ledge to sit down and read,my idea of heaven. Wow a basement that wasn't outside how cool is that. Thank you guy's for this awesome tour.MUCH APPRECIATED J and S XX ❤️💙Ps the kitchen was great and loved the old Belfast sink.Guy's I've just noticed the curtains by the game cupboard i had them in my living room in 1996 so that's 25 yrs ago wow a tug of the old heart strings. 💞The owl themed bathroom was epic. The footwarmer we called jars for warming the bed.
This house is my favorite so far. So beautiful
A true gem of a place. Just looks ready to be lived in and loved.. 🗿😎👍
Did a quick bit of googling on the maker's signature on that gorgeous clock - "Tho. Lister, Halifax" - It seems there were father and son clockmakers, Thomas Lister senior (1717-1779) and junior (1745-1814), who worked together in Halifax. Bonhams has an auction listing for a 30-hour longcase clock, dated about 1775, almost exactly like this one. This one looks to be in much better condition than the one in the auction!
Absolutely blown away by this property!! The antique furniture is wonderful. Awful it's not saved 😔
this is one of my fav explores I've ever seen
What a Grand place. Definitely a dream house. Totally in love with the place. Love the etched wood. Never heard of a roof like that. Is this what old English way to make roofs? Here in the states we haven't anything like that. BEAUTIFUL and breathtaking guys. Thank you for exploring this beauty🙏💖
There are about 60k thatched roof properties in the uk, you might see thatchers working on a roof during travels, a craftsman’s job, I’m surprised you’ve not seen classic thatched pictures on Calendars, biscuit tins or jigsaws,
Yes like the other person mentioned they are very common here - although they are mostly found in England (as opposed to Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland). The regions of England with the highest concentrations of thatched roofs would be: the South-West (e.g. counties such as Dorset, Hampshire and Devon), the East (especially Suffolk and Northern Essex) and parts of Central England (such as Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Northern Oxfordshire). I live in a well preserved medieval village in Suffolk and most of the houses in its centre are half-timbered and thatched; even some of the new builds on the edge of the village have thatched roofs (the craft really has had a *massive* comeback in the last decade or so).
I’m rewatching this video. In love with this home and the magick within as well as outside. Is this home still for sale?? Thank you for bringing a world of adventure to us who can’t see this personally!! Blessings
My dream cottage, omg! That furniture 😍😍😍 stunning, absolutely stunning
What an amazing home, just think of all the memories that have been made there. Thank you for sharing
This house is just too beautiful and amazing to be left to rot away hope someone saves it 😭😭
I was hoping that foot warmer was still there and not stolen. It's really cool!
What a beautiful place!! It's a shame it's abandoned like this!! The furniture as well, amazing.
The dark (ebonized) Tudor revival set (sets or suites became fashionable in the latter part of the XIXth c.) furniture probably dates from the late Victorian era or the very beginning of the XXth c.. The house itself already had extensive renovation which leaves me perplexed. Good job to all of you and thank you for sharing.
I love your enthusiasm and how you took your time and highlighted every nook and cranny. It was like I was taking walk through the place along with you. Too many of these kinds of videos, the person taking the video skips over all the gems you highlight. Keep up the good work and the wonderful finds.
That was an amazing walk through. Kudos to you guys for making this video and I hope to see more just like it.
Please post more often. Love the channel. Bought a t-shirt and will buy another to support you guys. Keep up the great explores. 👍🏻😊
Thank you so much Roberta! Your support really means a lot.
It's just amazing to have people out repping the merch! 😁😁🥰
Working on getting some more videos out too! ☺
Glad you enjoy the videos ❤😊
Looks like someone is still living there! 14:11 there's a motion sensor!
That was absolutely amazing place. I just loved every single part of the place. Again you and Jess blew me away with such a beautiful place. Thank You for another great video.