Abandoned- Time capsule Farm House/Antique furniture and vintage stuff everywhere!
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2021
- Hey explorers! This was a great way to kick of my Christmas break back out in the country! :-) Sitting proudly off the main roads and in the long grass this old gem has not been touched or lived in for decades. It looks to have have been built around 1900 give or take a few years and I would say abandoned since the mid to late 80`s. Judging by the amazing old antique furniture and other vintage items left behind there was a long time farming family occupying this grand old lady is in pretty much 100% original condition other than a couple window replacements.
This is my longest explore video yet but it is a deceivingly larger home than the front angle suggest and it kept going and going! I did not even get out to the sheds as daylight was against me. I may very well return to this one again to see if I can find out about its history and film a bit more when the grass is less wild in the winter. :-) Hope you enjoy.
This house must have been unbelievably beautiful in its day
At one time this was a glorious home!
Could you imagine what it looked like in early days. And what it would look like today if someone with Mony and love for this beautiful home❤️💕☺️
Sometimes I wish someone would break the rules to restore and save these antiques. Such a shame to let them just rot.
I agree. The old stove fascinated me.
It’s sad no one goes to the court house and library and see who last owned this treasure.
I agree! So sad to see those things go to waste. Might as well keep by someone n restore to its former glory.
I agree....
ME TOO. THE HOUSE IS SO BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAN.
This was such a joy to watch because the house and all of its contents are wonderful. I really hope someone can rescue all of the antique, vintage, retro and art deco pieces. Even the old odd n ends lol
How many bedroom is there,and cant someone home stead the place as long as you are improving the place.
Very brave you are. Enjoy watching.mom had a singer.
I really enjoyed this place. Nice tour, and respectfully done. I notice the Singer treadle is the one you have at the beginnings of the tours. My dad sold them for over thirty years , and was an excellent restorer. He could make the machine go back to a perfect stitch. He brought home to me, a sewer,even as a child, to test them out. It was lots of fun! Ive refinished a hoosier cabinet, a duncan phyphe dresser and a bed, and just love the beautiful heavy carved woods. ( Then found out they were worth less than if i had left them alone!) But, we enjoyed them for over thirty years! Thank you. Sweet memories.😊
Enjoyed. I was safe at home but scared for him because he was by himself. 😆
Hi Brandy! :-) Thanks for watching. Yeah I was a bit wary of things like the Possum as they can jump on you haha :-)
Love, love, love the 70s retro t.v. And the record player. 😉👍
Can you imagine the memories made in that home, makes me long for my old home...
Love that singer sewing machine,my grandma had one just like that
I WISH THIS HOUSE COULD TALK, IMAGINE THAT STORY?
It would be amazing Deborah :-)
Everytime I'm in or near or around old houses that's the first thing that comes to mind! Glad I'm not the only one who think that way lol
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@@urbexindigo5164 you sound remarkably like Melbourne's deputy Lord Mayor Nicholas Rhys except you don't seem like a total twat like him 😀
I would love that. We bought an old house and did some renovations to make it livable. We would love to know how many families lived here and their stories.
I'm imagin that house during the old days,especially the piano one of the family members played and enjoying it.
Crying shame that the beautiful antiques are rotting away. I would love a house like this, restored of course. Great video!
Beautiful sewing machine!
I just noticed the handles on the stove are HANDS!
I HAVE A 1914 Victrola.
The cabinet with green tiles is Art Nouveau!
Great TV! 1960s.
Beautiful hoosier cabinet in kitchen. Metal lined compartment for keeping foods cold.
Bakelite handles on some of the furniture!
I looked up the Kelvinator. It's from 1952.
Hi Jean and awesome info you have provided here, thanks! :-) So many old things here, so want this house to be filled with life again! Thanks for watching :-)
Yes lovely art deco kitchen cabinet. I understood the tin lining was to keep bread 🍞? Also, as far as I know, coloured glass is just that, stained glass has painted pictures and is kiln fired. 😊
Yes I saw the HANDS on the stove too! It was a little creepy😁
Makes a glass eye weep - So many beautiful 'days gone by' furniture goint to ruin - I'd love to have this place renovated back to it's original glory - Even the tiled front porch is lovely, and the Singer sewing machine and fire mantles, grammaphones, wood stove, bedroom dresser, pressed tin ceilings...OMG
I love this house.. wish I could buy and renovatie it ..And I do like the man walking around to show this.**Thank you for that **. for the respect he shows for the place and the stuff in it .!..
Those antique pieces are timeless, they come from the era when: people took pride in their workmanship. Beautiful. Xx
I love that you close the doors you open.
Just imagine how extremely beautiful that home was when it was just built and the family that lived there, there was some money
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Farming had good income then, & a $, went a whole lot further, than today - there's virtually nothing but junk, for $1, or 2 even, as $2 now, was 1 unit of the old currency - the £ pound.
Very lovely home. Furniture's are excellent master pieces. If restored would be most beautiful
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Piano sounds good even so.
Those mantels are worth more than my car in America. What an incredible home that must have been. Magical
This was both beautiful to watch and sad too. Love the way it sits like Time stood still.... But also sad that no family was around to care for the home and it's contents. This made me really think about the things I want to pass on to family,& friends before I go... thank you for taking us along.. This was so fascinating to watch..
This is exactly what people should do with their belongings.
There’s always the do nothing for years that rush in at the last minute for everything.
All you do is call up the worst, rotten lawyer and take it all.
Just, wow!! That house just goes on forever...beautiful! Gives off peaceful, happy vibes
It looks like it was a beautiful house back in the day.
Yes it was for sure Jacko, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
OMG-- I wish it was mine! l would love to restore it & brearhe life back into it...even with an old tin roof! Would love to show the finishrd project!
Whomever owns it is just using it as a tax write off.
Really Enjoyed your Video.
This makes me want to cry. How beautiful was this place!. I love this makes me think of all the family days and nights spend there. I was born 1961 , so the 1970's was the best years of my life.
So much to be salvaged! All the fretwork, the stained glass doors, the round glass cabinet, the furniture with the green tiles, sewing machine, mantels and all the HARDWARE from the furniture and doors and kitchen cabinets. Many different eras in this gem. I wish you had opened the piano bench to see if there was any sheet music, and also the boxes in the storage room to see what was inside.
I wish he had looked at the magazines on the floor to get a date for a clue as to when house was abanded!
I want to know when and why they left! The history and living done there! It looks like it was a very wonderful place in its hey day!
Me too! Looks like they left in the 1970's
Me too. To know its history.
And it would be interesting to know about the people who built the house.
Abandoned in the 1970s or 80s. It sounds like Elsie on the greeting card lived alone there and then passed away. Why was the furniture moved around and the contents cleaned out? Maybe these pieces were pushed aside to make way for what they really wanted to take. If there was next of kin, wouldn’t they have sold the land? If it was sold, would the new landowner leave the house as it is? Elsie may have been taken to the hospital alive or dead way back then and that was that. People would have raided the house for the more portable items over the years.
That bedroom with the toilet was probably for an invalid that either Elsie was caring for or was Elsie the invalid?
Lots of questions. The answers lost in the distant past and it is distant. Nothing there is newer than 40 years old, apart from the VB cans left by squatters.
@@anSealgair Someone will own it. It’ll be on someone’s farm. The farmer may have built a newer home somewhere else on the farm or it may have been a farm managers house that wasn’t needed anymore. Farms used to require more workers than they do now. They’ve stacked the fireplace mantles like they were planning on selvaging them at some point. It was probably empty but liveable and slowly became empty and not liveable. Anyway, some farmer will own that and be aware of exactly what is in there.
Esse Century Cookers were English manufactured from 1958. The stand with the marble was a Wash Stand, just loved this property. I have been privileged to stay in many similar older homes and have experienced similiar vintage furniture. So many eras in this home. What a find! Brings back little girl memories of visiting aunts and uncles in the country, thank you😊
Wow! And that old singer just as proud as day built surviving the abandonment
At one time this was a glorious home!
From the paneling, the trim, the doorway embellishments, the wallpaper and the size of the rooms!
The builder of this home was doing well.
Awesome.ruth
evrything in there could be uninstalled and sold to antique developers and reinstalled in period houses or new construction....shame....
@@drewbarka833 Lot of farm houses like this in the states too, some of the old stuff is almost worthless, the television is worth about 100 dollars I googled, 1958. And that's all clean and probably works, this one here is probably broke
In the past people used to live in one house for their whole life , imagine in this house was full of life, joy some were laughing , talking, running around, mother calling Dinner is ready.. Yes mom coming all sitting around a dinner table the father saying grace all holding hands praying, all started eating you hear spoons and forks hitting plates kids giggling ..Mother stop it eat your food ..father listen to your mother ..yes dad.. All ready to go to bed Goodnight dad goodnight mom goodnight kids sweet dreams.. Where are they now, who were they ,what do they look like we don't know all they left behind is this sad old house a house with full memories some happy some sad ...
Beautiful comments haboab0216 :-) I will return to this one to find out the history :-)
Yes! Agree I was just commenting about that. Is almost sad to see all the things left behind one can just wonder.
My granparents lived in their home their whole life, it was so nice to have a huge house to go to in the weekends so our parents had a break from us kids. We had to go to church and then afterwards we got 50 cents for candy which was a huge treat as we never got treats during the week days. Her oat meal was amazing.
That is beautiful old furtiture and should be rescued.
The little fireplace would have been for a coal stove.
As someone who deals in antiques and estates and goes into a lot of old houses and barns, I noticed as you went on you kept clearing your throat and even said, "I need water".
That places was covered in mold, you might not have seen it clear in person, but the furniture was covered in white powdery mold. That stuff coats your throat thick. Sometimes it can cause a couple days of a sore throat, drippy nose, etc.
Just be careful stirring it up 🤪
As a history teacher these old places fascinate me. They tell a story of love and hope. Life lived. ✌
what a nice house, wsh some kind soul with money would restore this, including the furniture :(
It would be amazing to see! :-)
Nice house? Did you watch the same video I watched? It's a rotten dump that should be burned to the ground. Get real.
Just cleaning it up would make a big improvement.
@@outbackeddie I've seen way worse come back to life seen on tv this woman wanted to rebuild her childhood play place (never mind it was a barn) when her and her husband went to it ,it was a pile of wood when 5hey were done it was incredible
@@outbackeddie Maybe they're thinking of when it was new and how it would be nice to see it renovated. But it was a rotten dump tee hee
That cabinet with the green glass in middle is the old fashioned Ice box the right side had the tin or Zink lining where the block ice would have been put
The left side was a pie safe. My aunt used to have one. She would always have a tin of cookies and a pecan pie ready for my daddy, when we visited.
The old singer sewing machines and gramophones remind me of a lot of the stuff that my grandparents had in their home but hardly ever used anymore. Another thing that struck me was how incredibly well preserved everything is because of the dry Australian weather. If This Were in Oklahoma everything probably would have been rotted out by mold already and the ruse would have collapsed from exposure to storms.
That farm house was a beauty,who ever live in it is a rich family,the antique furniture was worth restoring. Thanks for letting us in.
Wow wat a find!!! I was in awwww at the furniture...I found myself touching the screen to c if it was almost over lol I didn't want it to end....thnks for the tour great find...
One of the best someone please save this house.
My Fav one Christine! Yes save and restore! Thanks for watching :-)
If you are concerned about any property you adress it with local council ( dept empty buildings) to have it secured and safeguarded from vandals and firebugs .also abandoned dwellings are a fire hazard because of potential wiring probs or vandalism )
That has to be one of the most amazing houses , so beautiful and untouched, wich a bit of TLC it could be amazing . Thankyou
@@daleleeder3534 I wish I had the money and resources to but and restore it. I know its tricky with land titles if it has been absorbed in to a new farm or still on the same farms land. A sub division is required to buy it which can be tricky apparently ive heard.
I did not realise how tricky it is, its difficult here in the uk too and we have far less space in the uk, houses and lay empty for years or if they are listed due to age, sometimes all to often they get suspiciously burnt down by unscrupulous developers or they pull them down as the fine is not harsh enough, such a shame to lose our heritage this way
Urbex Indigo you bought back so many wonderful memories to me today.I used to go to my granny's house when i was little and on vacations with my family.She lived in a old Log Cabin built for her and 5 children after my grandpa died she was only 23 years old taking care of herself and them.She had 2 old Singer sewing machines like this one without the beautiful design work.3 big wood stoves.And lots of fields and woods to play in.Thank You for all the beautiful videos you share with us.You are one of the best at telling the history of these videos.💯💞
Hi Susan :-) Thanks so much for watching, I am really glad you connected with this old home, I would love to step back in time and see the families living in them in the good old days :-) Thanks for sharing your memories also! :-)
This was one of the best urbex videos I've seen. Such a beautiful home, I wish I could save it and everything in it. Thank you so much for sharing!
Definite money involved in this huge house - then and now ! there's bucks just in thr door knobs !!!
Did he ever say where it was located?
@@girliegirl-vk3vo no, but assume it is down under !
@@girliegirl-vk3vo could be Victoria.
Good morning Paul,I'm speechless,what a Gem ,that beautiful house had everything to live comfortable and so simple ,I'm like you born in a farm and everything was comfortable and beautiful is nothing like that in the city homes of today simplicity and cosines is the key in this beautiful homes ,I can't believe the amount of 1930s furniture and that gorgeous Singer ahhh how much treasures were left ,I hope no-one ever finds it to vandalize it ,I would love to take Brooms and dusters and clean it up just spend a day in it remanisin of all happy times ,I hope you go back ,the video wasn't long to me I could watch more ,I hope you enjoy the rest of your holidays and bring us more beautiful treasures like this ,big 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺 🤗💝👍👍👍
Hi Francoise :-) A real classic Gem for sure this one. very unique layout compared to other Aussie farm houses of that time which definitely suggests the farming family were quite well off and prominent for the area. So many grand old things left behind....so many memories in there no doubt too. Thanks for watching again Frenchy :-)
I am always afraid you are going to find a Squirrel sized spider when you explore. This is a very lovely house full of treasures explored on a gorgeous day.
Nice find very cool
Old school dishwasher? 🤣 That'd be the wife.
Haha Alisa Pehi :-)
“ anybody home” old lady’s voice” come on in Sonny, I’ve been waiting for you”😬
Haha now that would be a trip! :-)
Yikes
Every time I see a old fridge like that, I remember as a kid, two kids playing hide and go seek and got locked in an died.. Still brings tears in my eyes.
When my mother was around 10 Year's old her younger cousins were playing hide and seek and one of her 6 Year old cousins hid in a Trunk and closed it. The parents and neighbor's looked for hours for him. Finally the children that were playing with him told the adults, "We know where he is, but he is sleeping and won't wake up 😢😥" Obviously when the adults went to the house 🏘️ next door to the Walk up attic the boy was DEAD from suffocation.
That happened far too often
Hi guys, so glad to found Aussie doing the exploring, I've been telling everyone that Australia isn't old enough to have very old manors. So thank you great job. Kate from Australia
Awesome thank you Kate :-) Welcome to the channel. Yes we do not have that many compared to other countries! But I know of more :-) Cheers for watching
I'm the one to follow your. Vlog. Coz amazing
Omg I want to move in there and restore it to its original state, love the feeling of this home and who doesn't love a fridge with such a large bacon compartment!! Kitchen is amazing!! Will be watching this one more then once, thankyou 🙂
WOuld be amazing to see this gem restored and the antiques cleaned up and sitting in their places again! Thanks for watching Janelle :-)
I agree with you. I would live there now as I love Georgian houses. It brings my heritage
So peaceful and full of life.
I can’t imagine why anyone would abandon this gorgeous home. I would love the know the history behind it.
Don't know why for sure either. But sometimes when a person passes away, the family is just too far away or too busy to deal with the estate. When we were house shopping years ago, there was one where a lady had passed. The kitchen drawers we're still full, a piano left in the living room that had been rained on by a leaky ceiling, and her slippers were still sitting side by side by her bed. Very sad. 😥
@@janellegiese6464 you. P. B.
Probably no-one to inherit and no legal decisions made about it. Stuck in limbo they just sit, a silent sentinel of the past.
So sad. There was no one to leave it to an this is what's left of thier lives. No one to remember.
I visited Australia once. I was told that it wasn’t uncommon for this to happen there. I’m surprised no one has taken anything though.
Freakin awesome kitchen! EVERYTHING, IS SO BEAUTIFUL! Yes, that looks like a porch. Stained glass in the doors.
This is a really great explore with lots of fascinateing detail. I really like the way you talk to us as you go through these places.
Hi Sarah 😊So glad you enjoyed this one as it was a great adventure for me recording it. Cheers for watching ☺
I made my daughter's first baby clothes on a singer sewing machine like that. That was in 1964.
That is awesome Shirley :-) My Grandma had one :-) Thanks for watching :-)
I did a lot of sewing on a singer sewing machine like that too, back in 1960 or 61.😊 it sewed beautiful.
My mum did the same for us in 1960!
Don't fall through the floor, I can't believe someone just left all these old peices of furniture, cupboards, Mantles, wardrobes, etc.
That house must have had alot of charm in it's day
What a beautiful home! I love those stained glass doors. Incredible. Whoever owns this property should give it some tlc.
This is my dream house, and it comes fully furnished 💕
Those antiques and that house, wow ! I could close my eyes and see it when it was in its prime. What a beauty. Those rats sounded like chickens clucking lol. Thank you so much for sharing that country 'mansion' with us.
Glad you enjoyed it Laura, my pleasure. Yeah the clucking had to be from outside the wall but those initial noises were rats moving in the furniture. :-)
I would LOVE to know the history of this house! It is HUGE for late 1800s-early 1900s and in amazing condition for being abandoned in the elements for decades. This would be incredible to restore. I would LOVE to live there. Wow. Just beautiful. Thank you!
Fantastic. How beautiful it was when new. Would love to see someone restore it. Can see them as owning land and having a beautiful farmhouse.
Happy New Year! What a fabulous house! It was so deceptive from the front as it looked fairly small, but it was huge! There was furniture ranging over many decades from the Victorian/Edwardian bedroom washstands with the marble tops (they would hold a large bowl and jug of water and the marble wouldn't get damaged like wood). There were a couple of pieces of beautiful Art Nouveau furniture, as well as the Art Deco and the kitchen appeared to be 1950s. The room with the rat - the first thing you touched was a top cover for a sewing machine. The border on some of the walls at picture rail height was original from the 20s/30s. Such an incredible find and I loved the longer video! Thank you!
Hi Lest We Forget :-) great comments again I knew you guys would know some things in there I did not :-) My fav house this one I think! haha :-) Glad you enjoyed too, thanks for watching :-)
You are killing me! You said "bench" at the begining...it was a cabinet! All those beautiful pieces of furniture ..and you don't open the drawers!!! You open a book and leave it on the floor... I hope you speed it up on your next video. You need a new adj. "Pristine" damn I wish I had a dollar for everytime you said that word!
@@debrastory9457 thanks for wining and complaining..........I mean watching :-)
@@debrastory9457 You are complaining about the best explorer on YT, who has probably built up quite a bit of knowledge on what he sees, but humbly allows us to tell him what we are seeing. I have watched other explorers in the past who have no respect for the properties they are looking at (something which really angers me) or are constantly advertising or asking for donations. Urbex Indigo does none of this and finances all of his videos himself, which is ironic because he is one that I would donate to - even as a once a year thanks for all of the interesting explorations that he brings to us.
Another irony is that you complained about him not opening drawers, but then in the next sentence tell him to speed it up in the next video. You can't complain about attention to detail when you are not doing the same yourself! '-)
I take it that you had a bad day and just wanted to 'share' your mood, instead of moving on. Odd that you picked on Urbex Indigo to do so!
P.S. You also complained about what you deem to be the overuse of a word - may I just say that overuse of the exclamation mark at the end of a point that you are trying to make doesn't make it look more powerful or even valid. To me it states the opposite. I would be much richer than you if I had a dollar for rolling my eyes at every post that overuses them. Hope you have a better day and engage brain fully before commenting when in a strop. :-)
Edited to add my P.P.S. I have just watched this wonderful video again (thanks for the prompt!) because I wondered about the use of the word 'pristine' and couldn't recall it. Had to laugh as the word(s) that were actually used were 'pressed tin' - an accurate description which was used twice for different ceilings (there were many and some were wooden) and once for a fire screen. Sorry again that you had a bad day and that your hearing was off kilter, too! :-)
The “original as it gets” room looks like it was once a porch that became enclosed - that’s siding on the walls.
Yes I agree. I have seen that in other restoration videas of homes of this era.
When I was a child my grandparents lived on a farm like this. The extra rooms were for the hired help.When they got old and moved to town they didn’t take much more than clothes. All that old furniture, the antiques, were considered junk and left behind in the old summer kitchen. Gramma wanted modern stuff be cause she was “sick of old junk”.
I reckon that is exactly what the children/grand children think about this place too, they are not interested in it.....sad Thanks for watching :-)
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Well that would explain why it was left.It drives me crazy to see all of this beautiful furniture left behind.
What a treat! As an official old person I can confirm that the orange window dressing is 1970s. Having grown up in an old farm house in the 60s, the black shiny door knob plates are very familiar to me. When my family moved in we found everything from lanterns like the ones in your video to newspapers from the 1800s and a chest full of old-timey petticoats! The border work on the walls in your house, though is, I'm guessing, 1980s. Great video thanks for sharing!
This was so good that I had to watch the whole video again. The 'room ' that was open, had a beautiful kitchenette (next to the bath). This was from the 20s to 40s, before they had the 50s kitchen put in. The open door at the top right was lead lined and that would keep meat cool. Below the beautiful glass part of the cabinet and above the drawer and cupboards was a pull out shelf. This would be used for rolling out pastry or as a worktop. Everything that was needed was within reach in the cabinet. The later kitchenettes of the 50s and 60s were more enamel than wood, but they too had the pull out shelf to use as a worktop. There was just so many wonderful things in there.
Yep I have watched it back several times too! haha. Cheers again and more great comments Lest We Forget :-)
I did see the led lined part in that beautiful cabinet and thought maybe to keep food. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge of our Aussie past.
@@pruehardwick7951 Thank You Prue! I have seen a number of those cabinets in the UK, but the one in the video was spectacular. I almost bought a pre-war wooden one about 20 odd years ago, but it wasn't quite as nice. A few years later they became quite popular as did much many wooden antiques, but brown wood has fallen out of favour again apart from with those who appreciate it. The things in that house that will always be popular are the Art Nouveau and Art Deco items. Everything in that house was not the 'standard model' - it all had that little bit extra. Even the sewing machine in the front room had fancy additions to the drawers and sides and would have been more expensive back in the day. Forgot to mention in my earlier posts that all singers can be identified as to when and where they were made by the serial number on the front (there is a metal piece in front of the main stem on the right side of the machine that holds the side wheel).
I could watch in-depth videos on so many individual items of furniture in this house, because it was so wonderful to see them!
Wow brings memories of a era long gone 🙌🇦🇺🤩
Thank you for putting this house on film to be kept safe and not forgotten. What a beautiful place to have lived for that family!!!💫💫💫💫💫💫🤗
WOW! the Mantles, the furniture, all treasures for sure. The craftsmanship is utterly stunning. It breaks my heart to see these wonderful relics go to waste. In my hay day, I would have restored them, now I can only wish. I'm blown away. Beautiful find.
What a wonderful old house, thanks for showing us round.
Thank you for the wonderful hands on and very respectful tour. To see a find like this makes your mind go to the different centuries of joy love and trials of normal life to the people who lived there. Makes e happy and sad mixed together. Thank you again.
What a beautiful home. It's sad that no one is able to care for it. It would be so wonderful to restore it to its original glory along with all the furnishing. The doors are stunning as well. A picker's paradise. Thanks for sharing.
UNBELIEVABLE,THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE THATS BEEN LEFT BEHIND!!!
This is my favorite old farmhouse video I've seen so far. Loved it and look forward to more, as well as outside videos.
That room with the toilet was probably for someone who was bed bound. I look at some of that furniture reminds me of my grandmothers. That farm family had to be one of the wealthier farms originally, love the video, I can feel that it takes me back in time
That is a beautiful sewing machine, it still works I’m sure. Back then they made things to last and I’ve never seen one painted like that
I don’t have much doubt that it will still work and it is from around the 1910s.
Wow! Just watched this video. Absolutely beautiful old farmhouse. Reminds me very much of the style of my grandparent’s home in the Western District of Victoria.
I can only imagine what it was like when it was first built. What an awesome find. If only someone could take the furniture and restore it. Can you imagine what it would look like, when it was first built. The craftsmanship in those days was something to be admired. Oh the stories that place could tell.
I watched the whole video it was very nice to see, sad to see history died slowly like that. Just think of all the memories. Thanks so much for your work
Wow what a great explore !
It would be so cool to know the history of this place.
Thank you for sharing it.
Glad you enjoyed it PW 7.08, I plan to return at some point :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Could you speak to the owners about saving the things in this one, as well?
The art nouveau piece with green tiles next to the old phonograph ....LOVE it!
Swoon, this made my day! What a beauty full of treasures. I love the His Masters Voice gramophone needles tin in the gramophone and the lino. So cool. 📺🗝
Cool and cool enjoy watching it a lots, hi Romy how are you doing?
That is a huge house with a lot of vintage finds. It make u think if children was in the family why would they leave it with all that stuff in there
It’s a shame someone didn’t salvage the antiques
I Get j health, I was not able to restore my childhood house to its original condition. It makes me SAD.
I am a lover of anything old and this would be heaven to me. There is thousands of dollars in that gorgeous house. The wood work and tiles. Love it. The house looks like it's in relatively great shape. It makes me sick to see beautiful things being left to rot when someone could love them. Be safe
thank you so much for sharing this beautiful old home i got tears in my eyes so precious and sad xxx
Great house and I'm really enjoying the furniture!!! I've never seen a wood stove with little hands on the handles before. That was so cool! Surprised no one got into the house and vandalized it....perhaps people are more respectful of other people's belongings where you are from.
I'm guessing this to be a deceased estate that maybe had no-one to inherit it and the local shire has been in a battle with the national trust or the State Trustees over what to do with it ever since.
Owned by members of the squattocracy I imagine.
This Australia by the way.
The cupboard doors are opened, and the pattern of things on the ground suggests to me that someone did go in and loot it to a small degree, but fortunately they didn't vandalise it as such.
@@triarb5790 no squatters could live there in that state mate
@@triarb5790 Happens everywhere in the world, you sound very racist against Australian 🇦🇺. Your name doesn't sound Australian Tri Arb, I wonder where you are from?
I just love it! Awesome find. Beautiful old things. ✌
Glad you enjoyed it Cynthia, thanks for watching :-)
Probably the best explore I've seen!! Hugh house! Possums are our friends!! Rats, not so much! Thanks for sharing...
From the outside of the house, you couldn’t possibly think that it would be that big on the inside!
If those walls could talk I'd sure be listening
Me too Estella! :-) Such a grand old home, thanks for watching :-)
Well, who would have thought a piano located in a 1980’s abandoned house would be out of tune? I can’t believe it played at all. Love the stained glass in the doors. (Almost looked like plexiglass.) Btw, the Kelvinator refrigerators were made in Wisconsin until the 1980’s or so. Thanks for the tour of this once beautiful farmhouse!
Hi Kristine :-) Yeah the piano may still come up nice with a clean and tune up! :-) Gee I really enjoyed this old place, got it in the best time of day too. Photos were in great sun set lighting :-) Cheers for watching
The doors are typical late Victorian coloured glass. Usually ruby and cobalt glass often with obscured centre panel of etched glass. The green obscured glass is probably later. Those doors are still popular 😊
Very old old old home. Thanks for filming. Maureen from Australia
This brought back memories of my aunt and uncles tin roofed farm house out in South Africa, where I often stayed in my teens in the 1970,s . They brought up four kids there. My aunt made all their clothes and curtains on the sewing machine and as they lived hours from the town they grew their own food and meat and hens, eggs etc. Even the floor rugs were made from fabric scraps. It was such a wonderful, happy home and at night the adults would sit on the veranda and play piano and us kids would play in the creek. They had little money but wanted for nothing. Life is so different now.
Loved reading those comments Jayne :-) So true.....times have changed.....for the better? who really knows :-)
What a shame that these older homes weren’t taken care of.
I would find out who owes the house and buy some of the things! Beautiful
So very beautiful! Thanks for taking us along. Everytime I see an old banded home or barn I want to check it out. Loved this. 💜
I wish i found something like this here and now. Id move in immediately sigh.
Maybe after some remodelling . but immediately?
What amazing find just like stepping back in time
That Singer, my grandmother had one what a treasure.
As did my Gran too Christine! What a gem! :-)
I still have the one that belonged to my mother.
my grandmother had one too
Same here. How much is it worth
My Grandma (in-law) gave me hers and I made the mistake of not getting it while she she was still with us. The family didn’t let me have it and it went to a daughter. She didn’t do anything but store it in an outside building where it burned up in a fire. 😢 I’ve wished so many times I had taken it while she was living.
Breaks my heart that all that glorious furniture just is sitting there rotting!
The younger ones moved away and then the eldest preferred to stay until his or her last moment