The electric switches are new with the plaster around maybe an attempt to modernise and then job got too big and expensive. Its a scandal though leaving it to rot, very sad.
It has modern radiators installed so it's not been abandoned that long. It will belong to someone. And, as has been mentioned it has solar panels on the roof - so it can't have been empty for too long.
Here's what I was able to find: John Bolding and Sons was originally founded in 1822, and then in 1914 began manufacturing high-class sanitary appliances; complete systems of sanitation, public and private. What an amazing find! I could live there, and not think twice about doing so.
Looks like the people might have lived in the older house first and as the family grew decided to build a new home. Those little attic spaces are very strange.
Such a beautiful property - what a shame it's all being left to rot. The main house wasn't abandoned that long ago because there are solar panels on the roof; the servants' house was abandoned a long time ago. Somebody is definitely keeping an eye on it all, protecting the furniture (no dust flying up from the dust sheets when you took them off) and cutting the lawn, and the Aga looks impeccable. So worth restoring! The wooden things in the mansion hallway are old loo seats - probably Victorian.
The brown wooden things you saw in the hallway as you walked in were not shelves for mounting but were the seats off the toilets a couple of them at the back were very early victorian. Such a beautiful house if i had the money i would never have a newly built mansion but would rather buy an old house like this and preserve it for ever
So ture. Unfortunately, it not only takes a lot of money to acquire this one but I'd say an equal amount to restore it properly (structurally sound and free of mold etc). The peeling walls and marks on the floor speak of extensive water damage, usually accompanied by mold and rot :/ But yes, this would be sooo beautiful if somebody had the time and money to restore it to its former glory.
Yes you could - if you had a lot to spend! NOT Georgian though. All the mouldings and cornices are LATE 19th. century. Looks like several 'refurbishments - metal windows, central heating and wiring! Lovely surroundings - great for WFH.
I agree it’s not Georgian ; at least not originally The property itself may be earlier than Georgian but the refurbishments and alterations are so many and various. I see 19th century, I see marble I see . 1920’s. 1940’s, 1980’s and I suspect someone tried in recent decade to restore and found it overwhelming. We had empty property for years. There is a caretaker somewhere .
As a vertically challenged individual, that broken chair in the kitchen is clearly an improvized stepstool that broke under the weight of a person standing on it to empty to the top shelf of the cupboards!
Probably farm manager & farm hands Not garages but sheds for farm machinery. Servants quarters in main house were for House servants & Cook + possibly Butler
@@Bluediamond200It does look a lot like the old Chauffeurs quarters at our old family home in Scotland which is sadly a burned out shell and has been for several decades.
Not creepy at all, very charming. Makes me think how life was in UK two, three hundred years ago and how some families with money lived good. I can imagine winter with lots of snow and being in this house for months with the wife and kids in the countryside, maybe some mistress on the side among servents etc. very cozy place lit with fireplaces when it was new and taken care of. The master bedrooms are outstanding with private bethrooms next to them and huge window views. Marvelous place.
@@1122-o4r Nice. It was lovely until you got to the part about abusing the servant. A house like this would not have a full staff. A housekeeper, a cook, maybe a maid. So which one are you going to have an affair with? Disgusting.
Yes, a B&B or it could make a beautiful wedding venue depending on where exactly it's located. If it's in the middle of nowhere they might not be able to attract enough guests/clients to be a viable business.
What a beautiful place.Looks like someone does a bit of mowing there.I reckon the sercants lived on the top floor in the small rooms and possibly the other building was a sevants home too.What a great find Adam.xx
Such a beautiful beautiful BEAUTIFUL house!!!!! I lost count how many times I said “oh wow”. The John Bolding bathroom fittings are worth a small fortune. One toilet alone can fetch £3000. Those mahogany things you thought were shelves are actually toilet seats. Absolutely loved this place.
Just beautiful!, but the groundsmans cottage blew my mind!! That old dresser sinking through the floor was the icing on the cake, just perfect Thank you Adam ❤❤😂
This house is beautiful and watching it you said Amityville vibes but when you view it, it feels warm and a sadness. Crying out for a new family to love it and have dogs running round the floors once more. Such a beautiful place. Is someone mowing the lawns though?? If only walls could talk ❤
@@lueannabracha2472 Sorry mate! Not to burst your bubble here, but if you look to 0:13 & 3:32 in the video, you can see what a skylight looks like in this building! These 4 side-by-side panels are NOT skylights. And if that is not proof enough for you, then one of the rooms on the upper floor there should have been lit up like you're walking in a solarium, yet most of them except for the one or two rooms that actually held a smaller skylight, were all fairly dim, getting lighting in from their windows instead! Then there is the mysterious power issue in the home! If those are not solar panels, collecting solar power for the home to use to light its lights, among other things, then where is the power coming from? I don't see any utility poles anywhere, stringing power from afar through electrical wires for the home to use, and I can't really see someone going to great expense to trench in power utilities underground for untold kilometres, through forests and farmland for just three buildings, do you? Nope! Those are solar panels, and some where in the home there is a bank of batteries, fully charged up and raring to go. In one of those locked rooms in all likelihood!
@@tunatofu63 Sorry mate! Not to burst your bubble here, but if you look to 0:13 & 3:32 in the video, you can see what a skylight looks like in this building! These 4 side-by-side panels are NOT skylights. And if that is not proof enough for you, then one of the rooms on the upper floor there should have been lit up like you're walking in a solarium, yet most of them except for the one or two rooms that actually held a smaller skylight, were all fairly dim, getting lighting in from their windows instead!
This is the most beautiful unique English mansion. I fell so deeply in love with the entire property. Sheerly breathtaking, it made my heart beat quicken. This is like an english home out of my dreams. Thank U for sharing this Adam. This one deeply touched my heart. ❤
Beautiful house and out buildings, such a shame to see them being left, definitely “The Others” vibe in there, sheets draped over furniture and servants bells, loved this one 👏👏😊
Absolutely stunning! That stove was just amazing! It's so heartbreaking to see all these beautiful things just go to waste, literally just rot away, that is such a beautiful house that's too bad somebody wouldn't take it on for historical purposes!❤
It took till the end of the video to realize that that place actually looks like someone at least goes there to mow the lawns. occasionally ? Otherwise you'd think they'd be much more overgrown, too ? Another great explore Adam !
The owner somewhere is paying someone to keep grown in order owner living abroad or something Just to make it waterproof would cost a fortune What a pity
The bells teller says mrs wards bedroom...once it was one of the most luxurious and beautiful house at that time who knew it will be discovered like this....all that glitters is not gold...nothing in this world remains forever... beautifully captured photography also details wise good work❤ I really like you could portrayed it haunted too but you remain honest and didn't
costly maintenance, possibly the heirs, dont have big business to maintain the property & its difficult to sold this time.. too big to maintain. better to be rot, & leave in a small manageable place.
@@CarinaGreenwood-Davies It's a fire surround - a fender. I don't think it belonged in that room though. Possible downstairs where the brick fire is in the room with the big bay window.
Housing and land is actually more expensive in the British Isles. In the us, its value would be based on location. I’ve seen large homes like this and with the same amount of decay being sold for less than a million dollars. You’re basically buying the land and they’re often discounted because the house is unlivable. In the US, a wealthy person would tear it down and start over. There may be exceptions, but the cost of remediation and renovation may not be economically feasible.
@@Loliolla on significant issue is if it’s been designated a listed ‘historic’ building (equivalent to a Landmark building in US). The local historic building planners are a nightmare and act like ‘little Napoleons’ overseeing EVERYTHING that’s done to the building, sometimes taking months to come to a decision and not permitting things that are just common sense to any normal person. This significantly drives up the cost of renovations depending on the ‘grade’ of the listing. They have the power to force people to ‘rectify’ changes they didn’t permit, and homeowners can even be imprisoned for egregious violations.
Great explore, great house! Bolding and sons were quite prestigious and major manufacturers of sanitary ware and traders in metals situated in Mayfair West London, couldn't resist looking them up lol.
Absolutely picture how they used to live when you look around the buildings and look inside and then how long it’s been left there and you see the different types of clothing how they what they wore back then and it really does make you picture certain things that have a lift thank you once again for sharing these videos with us they are so interesting and awesome and fantastic to see
Wow - what a beautiful house. I hope and pray that this building can be saved from the inevitable complete decay or worse - vandalism. As always great video Adam
This place looks beautiful with the old wood, windows, floor's, fireplace, ooh and the shade to the light with the old wood with the different colour of the wood with the shade and lighting. B. E. A UUUTIFULL.
Thank you so much for taking us on these explorations with you, Adam! I just can't believe how many abandoned houses there are, especially these incredible huge old mansions! So bittersweet!
It looks like someone has been cutting the grsss. I didn’t feel anything bad about the place. Both places had been emptied out. Someone took a lot of time to do that. I would love to live there. Thank-you so much Adam, you never fail to deliver!
What a beautiful house and staff house. I would imagine the staff house was for a chauffeur at some point or gardener. In the main house kitchen the round 'water container' is an old electric clothes boiler. ( my mum had one) the servants stairs were there to prevent 'kitchen staff' from being seen by the family, it also served as an extra fire exit. A stunning place indeed and all worth doing up again . Great find Adam.
I’d love to know the whole history of this place. Who lived here and what was their story? How many different families lived here? These houses are absolutely fascinating! ❤
This mansion is gorgeous. Some one needs to restore this place. It doesn't need to be left to rot. What a shame 😔 😕. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤❤
Because it's a silly scam and turns the intelligent viewers away; that's why. He must have found that out. (And I'm not denying the existence of the "paranormal" either) He doesn't need gimmicks.
He has higher views on paranormal videos than normal explores, he also had a massive increase in followers during the two months of paranormal than he did the two months of pure regular videos before that. He knows it brings in views that why he goes back to paranormals @@Lola-AreaCode212
Incredible find Adam The fact that some of the furniture was covered for protection perhaps meant someone intended to move in again.Very sad to see this place abandoned.Strange the way the electric still on Thanks Adam for showing me.
The smaller building looks like the coach house probably stables there too. I lived in a house similar size to the mansion but ours had a more impressive stair case and was definitely haunted
I am praying some long-lost relative sees this and realizes all those beautiful antiques are in there and rescues them!❤❤ it's just heartbreaking seeing them go to ruin like this I just can't get over it!
What a beautiful location and building. It deserves to be sympathetically restored. I can see this being a beautiful small hotel and spa retreat. Ideal for weddings and luxury breaks.
I keep meaning to comment on the new intro. It is great Adam. And this exploration is amazing. Oh, how I wish we could see the original owners living there. I feel like the main house probably looked more like the facade on the outbuildings with the natural stone and exposed wood. Possibly the main house had an exterior plaster added over the many many years. So cool!
One of the nicest place’s you’ve explored Adam. It would have been absolutely amazing in its day, a hive of activity given all those rooms and the sheer size of the place…if only one could go back in time and take a tour through. Great job 👍
A Beautifull old mansion, with lovely carvings along the walls. A great pity to leave such a lovely mansion to ruin. Love to see such a beautifull mansion.❤❤❤
Gorgeous house, lovely furniture, loved the coving, the bay windows, everything! One of my favourite explores Mr Adam❤ Stay safe, looking forward to the next explore x
6 million to buy it and as much again to restore it. Then the council tax and heating costs. No wonder nobody can afford to restore it. A crying shame.
Check out Athelhampton House I Dorset. Built in 1485 the most recent owner installed a solar farm that you can't see from the house. Then it has concealed solar panels and batteries, powering heat pumps and electricity, allowing the removal of gas and oil and the estate now has net zero carbon emissions from current energy usage. NO BILLS. They also have a Farm Shop and Cafe that is powered by solar panels. But I'm sure it cost a pretty penny to set up. The UA-cam channel American Viscountess did a video on it. It's incredible
These properties are lovely to visit, but the reality of living in one is very different. Restoring and modernizing a home like this, to make it liveable while maintaining its historical integrity, costs a small fortune…. as will the upkeep. These properties take deep pockets! I speak from experience. I do greatly appreciate your channel and the tour. It is a lovely old house. Stay safe. 🌸
Even in it's present condition, not an ugly angle by accident or design. Gorgeous. Rescue it, please!
Not for 6mill, 4mill at least overpriced.
The electric switches are new with the plaster around maybe an attempt to modernise and then job got too big and expensive. Its a scandal though leaving it to rot, very sad.
It probably had work done recently with the skylights and solar panels.
The place is being looked after, to a degree. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that someone has plans for it. Beautiful house.
I agree. The electricity is on, and the furniture is covered . I hope whomever it is will place the restoration on UA-cam
The electricity is on because the house is on solar, it's energy independent.
It has modern radiators installed so it's not been abandoned that long.
It will belong to someone.
And, as has been mentioned it has solar panels on the roof - so it can't have been empty for too long.
@gillianrimmer7733 me and the missus were also noticing how new the outlets looked and the fact that the solar panels are newer as well.
on solar so not not lived in for that long then
What a beautiful building. I really hope someone buys it and gives it the loving attention it needs to restore it fully. Amazing surroundings as well.
This house is stunning! If I had the money, I’d buy it and bring it back to its former glory ❤
Here's what I was able to find:
John Bolding and Sons was originally founded in 1822, and then in 1914 began manufacturing high-class sanitary appliances; complete systems of sanitation, public and private.
What an amazing find! I could live there, and not think twice about doing so.
Thanks for that. I tried to look it up. but Google is not working well for me tonight.
I think many of us could live there. 😊
Looks like the people might have lived in the older house first and as the family grew decided to build a new home. Those little attic spaces are very strange.
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Beautiful! Would love to own and restore both structures ❤
Such a beautiful property - what a shame it's all being left to rot. The main house wasn't abandoned that long ago because there are solar panels on the roof; the servants' house was abandoned a long time ago. Somebody is definitely keeping an eye on it all, protecting the furniture (no dust flying up from the dust sheets when you took them off) and cutting the lawn, and the Aga looks impeccable. So worth restoring!
The wooden things in the mansion hallway are old loo seats - probably Victorian.
As someone who has restored properties like this, it's not in bad shape at all. It is beautiful!!
That house with the barns attached would have been for the farm workers. They were never housed inside. Only house servants were
@susieg4624 LOL....just read your comment after I posted mine, with almost the exact words. First thing I noticed were those solar panels! 💜
Probably using it as a tax deduction
Roof seems to be fairly new with velux. I have worse places than this one. The ivy on the wall looks like only one season
The brown wooden things you saw in the hallway as you walked in were not shelves for mounting but were the seats off the toilets a couple of them at the back were very early victorian. Such a beautiful house if i had the money i would never have a newly built mansion but would rather buy an old house like this and preserve it for ever
@@Sharon-marie yes I also thought that was it !!
Me too an absolutely beautiful house and grounds to dream😍😍😍😍
@@Sharon-marie That was my immediate thought when I saw them as well.
So ture. Unfortunately, it not only takes a lot of money to acquire this one but I'd say an equal amount to restore it properly (structurally sound and free of mold etc).
The peeling walls and marks on the floor speak of extensive water damage, usually accompanied by mold and rot :/ But yes, this would be sooo beautiful if somebody had the time and money to restore it to its former glory.
Certainly Georgian. 18th Century. Big refit in the 80's. Great place. Should be saved. I would love it. And as a builder, I could restore it.
Yes you could - if you had a lot to spend! NOT Georgian though. All the mouldings and cornices are LATE 19th. century. Looks like several 'refurbishments - metal windows, central heating and wiring! Lovely surroundings - great for WFH.
100% this is Georgian 👍
I agree it’s not Georgian ; at least not originally The property itself may be earlier than Georgian but the refurbishments and alterations are so many and various. I see 19th century, I see marble I see . 1920’s. 1940’s, 1980’s and I suspect someone tried in recent decade to restore and found it overwhelming. We had empty property for years. There is a caretaker somewhere .
@@davetaylor4741 do it! Make a series as you restore. Get some government funding.
@@viviengiannacaple-chuley4408it is Georgian!
Someone is mowing the lawns tho, lovely landscaped gardens. Excellent episode, fascinating place 😊
Or sheep?
No-one is mowing those lawns! The sheep are keeping the grass down.
Do I see solar panels on the roof?
Electricity is on! Somebody pays the bill every month.
@@terryparks4444 ......You do......probably why the electric still working.
this makes me very sad. all houses have souls. and need love.
Her windows are the eyes to her soul. I hope someone chooses to return her to her former glory.
get real... what soul does a counsil house possibly have ??
and now all the have are the lego idendikit new builds
@@olavwilhelm6843 what sort of a horrible thing to say is that? Why shouldn't a council property have soul? Also, the correct spelling is 'council'.
As a vertically challenged individual, that broken chair in the kitchen is clearly an improvized stepstool that broke under the weight of a person standing on it to empty to the top shelf of the cupboards!
To bring that gorgeous house back to life would cost another good few of million. I would have been absolutely amazing in its heyday ♥️♥️♥️
The dog on the Knocker is a Bloodhound.
Like the movie Hostel 😬
Basset hound
It reminded me of Scrooge’s door in A Christmas Carol!
Thank-you for always being so respectful
Respectful? He didn’t replace the blankets/sheets he pulled off the wood furniture.
The out house Adam looks like a head farm hands house. Very luxury in its day for a farm worker. Nice place.
I was just going to comment the same. Groundkeepers (or the like) house.
Maybe it was for the Chauffeur of the vehicles as it looked like a garage at the side.
Probably farm manager & farm hands Not garages but sheds for farm machinery. Servants quarters in main house were for House servants & Cook + possibly Butler
@@Bluediamond200It does look a lot like the old Chauffeurs quarters at our old family home in Scotland which is sadly a burned out shell and has been for several decades.
@@lauriesquires5924 Might be the bothie for outside staff and/or head gardener
Not creepy at all, very charming. Makes me think how life was in UK two, three hundred years ago and how some families with money lived good. I can imagine winter with lots of snow and being in this house for months with the wife and kids in the countryside, maybe some mistress on the side among servents etc. very cozy place lit with fireplaces when it was new and taken care of. The master bedrooms are outstanding with private bethrooms next to them and huge window views. Marvelous place.
@@1122-o4r Nice. It was lovely until you got to the part about abusing the servant. A house like this would not have a full staff. A housekeeper, a cook, maybe a maid. So which one are you going to have an affair with? Disgusting.
@@kimberlywoodbury1739 right, the absolute entitlement, and so casually thrown in there too.
This explore was INCREDIBLE!! From rich to poor. Simply incredible the differences in housing. EPIC pic with the dresser. Well done, as always, Adam!
Thanks so much!
@@kathyfuhrmann8297 waste your money for waste
Loved that chest of drawers falling through the floor!
Thank you for making the music appropriate and not distracting. It sets the right tone and is the right volume.
Really is sad to see homes like this left to rot...simply gorgeous ..❤
I don’t find it eerie at all. I see it refurbished and turned into a B&B. The grounds look like it has been freshly mowed.
Yes, a B&B or it could make a beautiful wedding venue depending on where exactly it's located. If it's in the middle of nowhere they might not be able to attract enough guests/clients to be a viable business.
Agree
@@redessa01 Looks like it would be great fun to get in there and bust up stuff inside. There's loads that can be smashed up still.
Vintage Burco Water Boiler, hot water for washing clothes etc. Wonderful to see that Adam, my Parent used to use one back in the 1950s.
I was still using my mum's Burco in the early 1980s!! And twin tub
Lovely old house 34:31 with solar panels on the roof so that is y electric is still on
Keep up the good work adam ❤❤❤
Wow what an amazing place,its criminal that it has been left to rot.thanks Adam for showing us.
There wer solar panels on the roof if I saw right that’s probably why electricity is still on
What a beautiful place.Looks like someone does a bit of mowing there.I reckon the sercants lived on the top floor in the small rooms and possibly the other building was a sevants home too.What a great find Adam.xx
Such a beautiful beautiful BEAUTIFUL house!!!!! I lost count how many times I said “oh wow”.
The John Bolding bathroom fittings are worth a small fortune. One toilet alone can fetch £3000. Those mahogany things you thought were shelves are actually toilet seats.
Absolutely loved this place.
I absolutely love your coverage of these beautiful abandoned homes.
definitely an eerie vibe about that place, a paranormal visit would throw up some interesting interactions for sure.
I'm sure it would and would be very interesting
Just beautiful!, but the groundsmans cottage blew my mind!!
That old dresser sinking through the floor was the icing on the cake, just perfect Thank you Adam ❤❤😂
Love the video. I love the front door and the bay window with the seat. It's a beautiful mansion.
This house is beautiful and watching it you said Amityville vibes but when you view it, it feels warm and a sadness. Crying out for a new family to love it and have dogs running round the floors once more. Such a beautiful place. Is someone mowing the lawns though?? If only walls could talk ❤
Why is such a beautiful house going to waste? Why can't someone buy it and do it up for people to live in?
R.I.P. Sheep aw that is sad
Really enjoying this Adam thank you 💙😊
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The money expensive to do large REHABS
Too costly to maintain. Soon to be a mere memory. Imagine the taxes on that property...awful.
Can’t have been empty for too long, there’s solar panels on the roof and the ivy would be way worse if empty for years
Beat me to it! 😂😂😂
those are skylights not solar panels
@@lueannabracha2472 Sorry mate! Not to burst your bubble here, but if you look to 0:13 & 3:32 in the video, you can see what a skylight looks like in this building! These 4 side-by-side panels are NOT skylights. And if that is not proof enough for you, then one of the rooms on the upper floor there should have been lit up like you're walking in a solarium, yet most of them except for the one or two rooms that actually held a smaller skylight, were all fairly dim, getting lighting in from their windows instead!
Then there is the mysterious power issue in the home! If those are not solar panels, collecting solar power for the home to use to light its lights, among other things, then where is the power coming from? I don't see any utility poles anywhere, stringing power from afar through electrical wires for the home to use, and I can't really see someone going to great expense to trench in power utilities underground for untold kilometres, through forests and farmland for just three buildings, do you?
Nope! Those are solar panels, and some where in the home there is a bank of batteries, fully charged up and raring to go. In one of those locked rooms in all likelihood!
@Catieg1 those are skylights not solar panels.
@@tunatofu63 Sorry mate! Not to burst your bubble here, but if you look to 0:13 & 3:32 in the video, you can see what a skylight looks like in this building! These 4 side-by-side panels are NOT skylights. And if that is not proof enough for you, then one of the rooms on the upper floor there should have been lit up like you're walking in a solarium, yet most of them except for the one or two rooms that actually held a smaller skylight, were all fairly dim, getting lighting in from their windows instead!
I feel the same way you do about animals, I hate to think of them suffering
This is the most beautiful unique English mansion. I fell so deeply in love with the entire property. Sheerly breathtaking, it made my heart beat quicken. This is like an english home out of my dreams. Thank U for sharing this Adam. This one deeply touched my heart. ❤
It's in Wales.
It's not a mansion. It's a rather large farmhouse in Wales.
Beautiful house and out buildings, such a shame to see them being left, definitely “The Others” vibe in there, sheets draped over furniture and servants bells, loved this one 👏👏😊
Absolutely stunning! That stove was just amazing! It's so heartbreaking to see all these beautiful things just go to waste, literally just rot away, that is such a beautiful house that's too bad somebody wouldn't take it on for historical purposes!❤
It took till the end of the video to realize that that place actually looks like someone at least goes there to mow the lawns. occasionally ? Otherwise you'd think they'd be much more overgrown, too ? Another great explore Adam !
Or the sheep nosh the grass.
@@cronocide Yeah, there is that possibility, I guess. :)
The owner somewhere is paying someone to keep grown in order owner living abroad or something Just to make it waterproof would cost a fortune What a pity
The bells teller says mrs wards bedroom...once it was one of the most luxurious and beautiful house at that time who knew it will be discovered like this....all that glitters is not gold...nothing in this world remains forever... beautifully captured photography also details wise good work❤ I really like you could portrayed it haunted too but you remain honest and didn't
What a shame this huge mansion was abandoned to just rot away! Excellent video😍
Tell me about it.. thank you
costly maintenance, possibly the heirs, dont have big business to maintain the property & its difficult to sold this time.. too big to maintain. better to be rot, & leave in a small manageable place.
There's nothing I injoy more than to sit back get comfy and watch a Adam Marks explores video!🥰
I love the seat in the living room in front of the fire place. I've never seen anything like it before.
Very common, just a later version of an Inglenook
I used to go to an aunt house that had seating around the fire in lounge like that. Brought back memories. 😅❤
@@CarinaGreenwood-Davies It's a fire surround - a fender. I don't think it belonged in that room though. Possible downstairs where the brick fire is in the room with the big bay window.
Lovely architecture. Sad to see such beautiful places going to wreck and ruin.
What a beautiful home like to see you come back and do a Spirit box
Oh yes!
Stunning, thanks for that wonderful visit.
That is such a beautiful place, and it would be great to live there, with all that land and nature on your doorstep.
It really is!
Apparently the people who used to live there did not agree with you.
Absolutely amazing house. Usually, im not overly interested in empty locations, but wow, if i could, i would have this house in a heartbeat 🥰
Absolutely beautiful and I haven't even been inside yet so very picturesque with the land keep going adam your doing great❤❤❤❤
Beautiful home. A place like this in the States would be worth billions. It’s just so sad to see this Grand Old Lady empty. Great video 😊
Housing and land is actually more expensive in the British Isles. In the us, its value would be based on location. I’ve seen large homes like this and with the same amount of decay being sold for less than a million dollars. You’re basically buying the land and they’re often discounted because the house is unlivable. In the US, a wealthy person would tear it down and start over. There may be exceptions, but the cost of remediation and renovation may not be economically feasible.
No house in the US is worth billions, lmao.
@@Loliolla on significant issue is if it’s been designated a listed ‘historic’ building (equivalent to a Landmark building in US). The local historic building planners are a nightmare and act like ‘little Napoleons’ overseeing EVERYTHING that’s done to the building, sometimes taking months to come to a decision and not permitting things that are just common sense to any normal person. This significantly drives up the cost of renovations depending on the ‘grade’ of the listing. They have the power to force people to ‘rectify’ changes they didn’t permit, and homeowners can even be imprisoned for egregious violations.
What a beautiful home. What a shame to see. Thanks for sharing adam...
Love this place!!!.In beautiful surroundings and such a tranquil area..Surely it won't be abandoned..A Gem of Architectural design
Loved this wonderful home. Thank you for showing it. Just a shame it isn't put back in living condition.
That house is in better shape than many lived-in houses in my neighborhood.
Great explore, great house! Bolding and sons were quite prestigious and major manufacturers of sanitary ware and traders in metals situated in Mayfair West London, couldn't resist looking them up lol.
Absolutely picture how they used to live when you look around the buildings and look inside and then how long it’s been left there and you see the different types of clothing how they what they wore back then and it really does make you picture certain things that have a lift thank you once again for sharing these videos with us they are so interesting and awesome and fantastic to see
Wow - what a beautiful house. I hope and pray that this building can be saved from the inevitable complete decay or worse - vandalism. As always great video Adam
How many stunning architectural mansions are left to the elements over in the UK?! 😢😮Looking forward to your tour.. let's go !😊
Hi from the UK, there are quite a lot, but also a lot of people leave them empty because of our heavy housing taxes..
What is tax percentage there?
This place looks beautiful with the old wood, windows, floor's, fireplace, ooh and the shade to the light with the old wood with the different colour of the wood with the shade and lighting. B. E. A UUUTIFULL.
Great find Adam, very nice mansion it's definitely a shame this place is left to rot. Keep up the amazing explores.
Oh my heart! What a GORGEOUS house. Imagine if it is restored. Just stunning!
Oh, to have enough money to restore this beautiful building!
Right? I’d love to restore a place like this. So gorgeous.
Thank you so much for taking us on these explorations with you, Adam! I just can't believe how many abandoned houses there are, especially these incredible huge old mansions! So bittersweet!
I love your explores Adam, really wish you had done a paranormal here yours are the best and I watch alot
I'm working on a new way to do paranormals don't worry
@AdamMark yay!!🎉
As a detectorist all i can see is that lovely lawn and all the things it might be hiding 😂 great video x
It looks like someone has been cutting the grsss. I didn’t feel anything bad about the place. Both places had been emptied out. Someone took a lot of time to do that. I would love to live there. Thank-you so much Adam, you never fail to deliver!
What a wonderful place that was.Thank you for taking us with you
Thanks for visiting
What a beautiful house and staff house. I would imagine the staff house was for a chauffeur at some point or gardener. In the main house kitchen the round 'water container' is an old electric clothes boiler. ( my mum had one) the servants stairs were there to prevent 'kitchen staff' from being seen by the family, it also served as an extra fire exit. A stunning place indeed and all worth doing up again . Great find Adam.
Wow what a beautiful mansion! Awesome video as always mate! 👍👍❤️🤘
Its criminal this beautiful place being left to rot, what an amazing explore, thank you❤
I'd live in it as it is. Give it a good clean and move in.
I kept thinking that all I would need is a shop vac and a Weedwhacker😂 It’s such a beautiful house
@@jenpink4298 Yep. 🙂
@@Mike-h1q9j I’d offer to go halvsies with you but I don’t have $3 million for my half 😥
@@jenpink4298 Me either. Oh well. Maybe someone will save it.
I’d love to know the whole history of this place. Who lived here and what was their story? How many different families lived here? These houses are absolutely fascinating! ❤
Amazing The Ferns Growing Through Floors And Walls, This Might Be A Great Paranormal Adam!
The yard looks like it was recently mowed from the shots you were getting in the beginning of the video! Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing❤❤
This mansion is gorgeous. Some one needs to restore this place. It doesn't need to be left to rot. What a shame 😔 😕. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤❤
Yeah Adam it would be great if you done a paranormal investigation. I love your videos and investigations
i agree why isn't he doing paranormal ?? very disappointing
Because it's a silly scam and turns the intelligent viewers away; that's why. He must have found that out.
(And I'm not denying the existence of the "paranormal" either)
He doesn't need gimmicks.
He has higher views on paranormal videos than normal explores, he also had a massive increase in followers during the two months of paranormal than he did the two months of pure regular videos before that. He knows it brings in views that why he goes back to paranormals @@Lola-AreaCode212
Incredible find Adam
The fact that some of the furniture was covered for protection perhaps meant someone intended to move in again.Very sad to see this place abandoned.Strange the way the electric still on
Thanks Adam for showing me.
The smaller building looks like the coach house probably stables there too.
I lived in a house similar size to the mansion but ours had a more impressive stair case and was definitely haunted
It is such a beautiful home. It's sad to see it crumble into decay when its halls were once filled with laughter and voices.
What a lovely home and such a beautiful property.
It really is!
I am praying some long-lost relative sees this and realizes all those beautiful antiques are in there and rescues them!❤❤ it's just heartbreaking seeing them go to ruin like this I just can't get over it!
WOW fantastic explore beautiful mansion I wish I could live there ❤xxx
Glad you enjoyed it
What a beautiful location and building. It deserves to be sympathetically restored. I can see this being a beautiful small hotel and spa retreat. Ideal for weddings and luxury breaks.
I keep meaning to comment on the new intro. It is great Adam. And this exploration is amazing. Oh, how I wish we could see the original owners living there. I feel like the main house probably looked more like the facade on the outbuildings with the natural stone and exposed wood. Possibly the main house had an exterior plaster added over the many many years. So cool!
I love the intro too.
Whoever last lived in it… cleaned it well before leaving & was thoughtful of rolling carpet😊
I'm excited to watch this amazing episode it's going to be a great one it sad the owners leave their stuff and the house is left back to nature 😢👍👏
Yes! That NEVER happens in Florida! Nothing left behind all stollen….
One of the nicest place’s you’ve explored Adam. It would have been absolutely amazing in its day, a hive of activity given all those rooms and the sheer size of the place…if only one could go back in time and take a tour through. Great job 👍
loving the explore vids, someone must be keeping an eye on the place, with the electric on plus the nicely mowed grass around the property
i think this place is my favorite one you have done.
i would love to live there.
i can see myself in that
kitchen.thank you Adam.
Magnificent house, awesome find Mark!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Adam, this was amazing mansion, great explore, yes, agree criminal this house is being left in this condition, cheers from Sth Australia 🇦🇺
The key on the window seal is probably the key for that door in the kitchen
I love your gentle heart. Beautiful treasure you found❤ this home just speaks to me, it's my idea of a perfect home!!!❤
Love the house . I bet it was really nice at xmas back in the day . X❤
A Beautifull old mansion, with lovely carvings along the walls. A great pity to leave such a lovely mansion to ruin. Love to see such a beautifull mansion.❤❤❤
What a shame those kind of houses are abandoned. Wonderful exploration as usual! You are not afraid to venture anywhere which is so cool! 🥰
Stunning place! I can only imagine it in its heyday. Thank you for taking us on this adventure! Love your explores.
I really enjoyed this video. What a gorgeous home!
Thank you so much!
Gorgeous house, lovely furniture, loved the coving, the bay windows, everything! One of my favourite explores Mr Adam❤ Stay safe, looking forward to the next explore x
Beautiful place. I like to imagine what it looked like when it was new.
What a gorgeous home! The architectural details are beautiful! Even the stone outbuilding for the outside the house servants is beautiful. Thank you!
6 million to buy it and as much again to restore it. Then the council tax and heating costs. No wonder nobody can afford to restore it. A crying shame.
doubt it would cost that much!!!!
Check out Athelhampton House I Dorset. Built in 1485 the most recent owner installed a solar farm that you can't see from the house. Then it has concealed solar panels and batteries, powering heat pumps and electricity, allowing the removal of gas and oil and the estate now has net zero carbon emissions from current energy usage. NO BILLS. They also have a Farm Shop and Cafe that is powered by solar panels. But I'm sure it cost a pretty penny to set up. The UA-cam channel American Viscountess did a video on it. It's incredible
These properties are lovely to visit, but the reality of living in one is very different. Restoring and modernizing a home like this, to make it liveable while maintaining its historical integrity, costs a small fortune…. as will the upkeep. These properties take deep pockets! I speak from experience.
I do greatly appreciate your channel and the tour. It is a lovely old house. Stay safe. 🌸