This was my grandma's house, she passed away 12 -13 years ago. This house was apart of my up bringing. After she passed her daughter moved in. The house was always cold, the bathroom is original, the laundry used to have an old washing scrub board in the sink. The kitchen has been renovated, there was an open fire place /stove where grandma used to cook. The stairs have been fixed, there used to be a gate at top of stairs, yo stop us kids getting into the bedrooms. Our back behind the shed was a chook pen, a big massive tree with a cubby house next to the old BBQ area. Behind that was Apple Orange and pear trees, then the creek. There used to be horse stables to the right of the house, big paddock with a feed shed. Plum tree and mandarin tre behind that.. The stone BBQ looking thing under the peppercorn tree was her compost. Its so sad to see it ran down like that, and to know it will be demolished is really really sad. Grandma took so much pride in her house and yard.
Rachel wow! Thanks much for sharing this information, very rarely i get actual people who have lived in these places able to share info. What a fascinating picture you just painted, would your family have any old photos of the place or any,other info? Could be great to do a follow up. An application for demo has been made, hppefully it fails 😊 if you are on facebook please msg me at Urbex Indigo on there 😊
Wow! Thanks for sharing! I wondered that I didn't see fruit trees. Did your grandma make preserves and jams? Paul, please share pictures if you get any. It looks like it was a lovely and loved home. I am going to rewatch now that I know some of the history. P.S. I am glad it was Paul who filmed your grandma's house. He is always so very respectful.
Oh wow thank you for providing information on this old gem that once was your grandparents home. It is very sad that the home will be demolished. Would be great if the home can be saved and restored to formal glory. Regarding the bathroom, you mentioned is original. It appears that the bathroom would have been added during the art deco period. No doubt so many tails regarding the old 1880 cottage.
Wow I so enjoy hearing the history of these places, from your childhood memories are lovely. Yes please share old pics of this once loved and cherished family home. Family history is so precious. The more simpler Aussie life it was! 😀👍
This was once a much loved cottage. The yard was a gem that just needed a little polishing. I bet that who ever owned it treasured the outside as well as the inside.
hey mate that was my grandma's place years ago, that she had passed on years ago, but the staircase had a bit of a landing were a phone was and down stairs underneath. in the kitchen, the sink was not that size, as you walked towards the sink, the blank wall on your left there was a wood over, that might be still there. the top floor were you found the chest of draw there was a fire place behind it and that was the lounge. in the back yard which is big there you should of found fruit trees. the place had a horse stable
Thank you Urbex Indigo for taking us through an original 1880 cottage that is simple in design, but once had so much history. The cottage is certainly unusual and different to other old cottages you have explored. Again what a pity this old gem could not be restored back to former glory.
and Doreen, my mother, always used to prefer to cook on the wood stove in the kitchen. That meant chopping wood, which she did, as she also did when she was a girl in another cottage in Anderson Avenue, up the road, now pulled down. In heat-waves we slept downstairs as the upstairs didn't have any insulation, and was too hot in the bedrooms. We kept a cow in what was called the horse-shed, and had chooks. Many more fruit trees then, and a rose garden down near the creek. You will find a deep pit at the back of the shed, over-filled with dirt, but lots of old stuff is probably still stored there. Originally 5 acres of land. Very pretty when it was looked after. Thanks to Patrick Bunting for the youtube link. Yes, the bathroom was added on afterwards, shortly after the sewer easement was established at the bottom of the gully.
This was such a shame! Beautiful back yard, lots of shade from the trees & the creek as a bonus! No water feature near my house & my yard is an acre without trees. I love it, thanks Paul you are amazing! 🙋♀️💜🇺🇸👍
Wow, I have not seen a cottage like this before. What a neat find Paul! And you got responces from family members, I hope they can share original photos of this home when there gma lived there. Sweet find, even with all the updates. Thanks for sharing! This is definatly a special find with family history :-).
Thanks my friend for sharing another wonderful video about old two story cottage sits on a picturesque gully slope and was built way back in 1880 it was a really good video i am from the U.S.A and i really enjoy your channel and i can't wait to see your next video urbex indigo keep up the good work my friend and be safe and healthy and God Bless and thanks again.
I don't think I've seen a type of home like this where you walk in the front door and straight to stairs going down. How odd. I like the bathroom fixtures and I like the yellow/black colors. Very nice. It is sad that someone gave it a very good try to fix up then didn't stay. Huge trees on the side of the house. Really nice location.
Pretty cool buildings you are exploring and taking us through, bud. Love to see the different building styles, and sad to see them being torn down. Cheers!!!
Tiny house but very cool. It kills me that it is being torn down! That entry is very different, wonder if anyone has walked in and taken a tumble down those stairs!
First time I ever heard that singer after seeingHim in your program I had to look him up he is absolutely hilarious 😂 Course would expect that I’m from the USA 🇺🇸 Love the teeth
I like how they ran the wires up the wall then under the ceiling tiles. i hope they take all the trim and hardware. I wish someone would come to my house and tell me that I can look through these homes and take whatever I want. They would pay the owners for me. lol lol a dream come true that would be. Looked like someone was there going through those records and books. This was a happy home I feel. A shame that is looks like this now. The people that owned it must be heartbroken to see it like this. great tour thanks for bringing us along. lean on God
Nice old cottage had so much potential to be renovated, the house had a lot of old school features too, also those newspapers would be interesting to read .. Cheers :)
What an interesting and unique home. Which im sure was well loved at some point. Plenty of land around to wear the kids out, trees to climb and BBQ area for many family get togethers. Just trying to imagine how it was. Thanks for the tour😁👍
Hi Paul,I got a bit late ☹️,I loved this old cottage that yellow bathroom looks to be the original one and the laundry I loved it ,by reading the comments I found that some of yours viewers were related to the owners it's so nice ,I love it because you respect everything and are so sentimental , really love your work great find as always .a big 🤗 n stay safe from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺🤗💝👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Francoise! :-) Yes always great to hear info from family or owners who are willing to share some info :-) Thanks for watching again Frenchy :)
What we in the US would call a split level home. I was surprised to see it. Would have made a nice home with some finishing like ceilings on the bottom floor. Nice location with mature trees and a large lot. Loved the barbeque out back. Thanks for this unusual explore.
Thank you for spending time showing the book titles. Most explorers don't do that. The way to move the heavy chest of drawers they are in is to take the books out and put them in cardboard boxes. I loved those yellow bathroom fixtures. In the US they would date from the late 1920s and 30s maybe early 40s. I was born in 1950 and never saw any like that in the 50s and 60s. Fixtures in those decades were not that ornate.
The racket that first floor was making in protest to your footsteps had me worried for your safety, mate! LoL That place has a 'boarding house' vibe to it.
Lovely place, great explore. 👍🏻👍🏻 It's a shame that the renovation wasn't completed. I reckon you theory is probably right though, the more they peeled back the more problems they found and had to call it a day. All the best from Buenos Aires!
Nice one. I suppose next time you pass there will be a block of flats or town houses there. Sad, I liked the house, not a hell of a lot wrong with it as you said nice and peaceful. thanks
I love it already oh such a shame that it is going to be demolished shame that the renovations stopped I bet it would have looked beautiful once it was completed so many possibilities with a blank canvas oh well onto the next one wherever the journey might leed to the mystery and wonder of urban explores....!!!
Grande casarão antigo! Mais um belo registro , pelo mais se percebe faz tempo que está abandonado .... Deixo meu like garantido 👍 e até aproxima aventura.
Dude! I lived around the corner from chad Morgan many moons ago! How id love to explore abandoned places - where do you find them in Australia tho? Like old old places. I feel like we’re such a young country really
This would have to be one of the oldest places you have explored, yeah? Love the comment about the unfortunate crows supporter lol. Love your videos. Keep up the good work, man. :-)
Thank you, another brilliant explore! The properties & land attached in Oz are huge compared with our U.K. 2 up 2 down & a small yard as a garden. Although when they demolish & rebuild nowadays are properties smaller? You could have checked the pipe work under the sink to see if the bathroom had been fitted in recent times. 🇬🇧
Used to be standard house and land was 1/4 acre in Adelaide. Our sheds/garages are/were big, often built of bricks, size of a house in Europe. Standard houses weren’t massive though big enough, usually 3 bedrooms, a front garden with grassy area and back gardens a lot bigger. Nowadays trying to stop the urban sprawl, there are smaller blocks. In cities these types of homes that cannot be repaired are sold, demolished and subdivided into 2 or 3 townhouse style homes each with a little courtyard garden.
Great info again Double Tap, Adelaide is slowly being transformed bit by bit away from these large yards........The Great Reset I hear is what they are calling it/
"The Bunyip at Noon" would have been nice to read mate. Looks a little like the lodge I grew up in Gov. Watching brought back old memories mate. Like I was saying looks a little like the one I grew up in. Brought a tear to my eye mate. Anyways Gov enjoyed the program. Keep up the good work Governor. See you in the next one.
Looks like the matching bathroom is an original from the 50's. It would be hard to find a full matching set these days. Is a very tiny house too. Considering most from that time has 12 foot rooms. I wonder what that extra locked door on the front was? The room downstairs with the concrete double sink was a laundry.
Unusual sort of home there mate . Very interesting but. Was the block steep? bit hard to tell from the vid n couldn’t really pick the suburb on this one but sounds busy . Top job again,, thanks for sharing.
When I heard the term weed whacker a number of years back I had to laugh! In the U.K. we call them strimmers (official name grass trimmer but presumably miss heard!!)
Check the milk in the fridge for a use by date. Those newspapers predate the decimal system in 1966 because in 66/67 it was changed to Bathurst 1000. I don’t think any squatters have been in there, all the stuff that is in cupboards and the fridge would most likely be from whoever was attempting to renovate the house.
You would think they would fix these homes up for low income folks..would be nice..but anymore it's a throw away society most younger generation don't think about fixing anything they just throw it away and buy new and it's very sad I'm not a real old person but I see a lot of nice things and a lot of old things that people don't really understand that I do it's just a shame somebody could be living in that home that don't have one sad,, but glad you showed it to us and never would have seen it cuz I never go anywhere stuck in the USA my whole life and I guess that's just the way it is y'all pretty cool out showing us stuff though that's neat I like it thanks a lot..because other wise I'd never see anything..🤗🤗
Hi Tessie :-) Great comments, I too love seeing the old things and not care really much for the brand new. Also ive not been overseas either so watching youtube videos does indeed give us a real nice look around the world :-) Thanks for watching
Who puts a steep descending staircase immediately inside the front door? Don't come home without the lights on, you'll break your neck. Love the yellow fixtures, those are cool! Hey...what is that song snippet you play at the beginning of your videos? I tried Googling "swinging along" but no luck.
Ok ...was able to finish watching. Don't care much for the interior. Whoever did bits and pieces..of up dates, made the inside look really harsh and cold looking. Such a shame. Could have done a better job, by making old place quirky and cosy. Out side, some parts look interesting, others ruined. Loved the lot it's on, and peppercorn trees. Loved the huntsman spider. Whoa..it sounds seriously hot over there..stay cool,
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This was my grandma's house, she passed away 12 -13 years ago. This house was apart of my up bringing. After she passed her daughter moved in.
The house was always cold, the bathroom is original, the laundry used to have an old washing scrub board in the sink. The kitchen has been renovated, there was an open fire place /stove where grandma used to cook.
The stairs have been fixed, there used to be a gate at top of stairs, yo stop us kids getting into the bedrooms.
Our back behind the shed was a chook pen, a big massive tree with a cubby house next to the old BBQ area. Behind that was Apple Orange and pear trees, then the creek. There used to be horse stables to the right of the house, big paddock with a feed shed.
Plum tree and mandarin tre behind that.. The stone BBQ looking thing under the peppercorn tree was her compost.
Its so sad to see it ran down like that, and to know it will be demolished is really really sad. Grandma took so much pride in her house and yard.
Rachel wow! Thanks much for sharing this information, very rarely i get actual people who have lived in these places able to share info. What a fascinating picture you just painted, would your family have any old photos of the place or any,other info? Could be great to do a follow up. An application for demo has been made, hppefully it fails 😊 if you are on facebook please msg me at Urbex Indigo on there 😊
Wow! Thanks for sharing! I wondered that I didn't see fruit trees. Did your grandma make preserves and jams? Paul, please share pictures if you get any. It looks like it was a lovely and loved home. I am going to rewatch now that I know some of the history.
P.S. I am glad it was Paul who filmed your grandma's house. He is always so very respectful.
Oh wow thank you for providing information on this old gem that once was your grandparents home. It is very sad that the home will be demolished. Would be great if the home can be saved and restored to formal glory. Regarding the bathroom, you mentioned is original. It appears that the bathroom would have been added during the art deco period. No doubt so many tails regarding the old 1880 cottage.
Wow I so enjoy hearing the history of these places, from your childhood memories are lovely. Yes please share old pics of this once loved and cherished family home. Family history is so precious. The more simpler Aussie life it was! 😀👍
How beautiful to hear about it as it was and how incredibly sad for you too. I'm so glad that you got to see it, that must have been quite a shock 💖
How cool that the decendents of the owner jumped and commented.
I love the yellow bath and sink!
Canary yellow its a beauty! :-)
This was once a much loved cottage. The yard was a gem that just needed a little polishing. I bet that who ever owned it treasured the outside as well as the inside.
hey mate that was my grandma's place years ago, that she had passed on years ago, but the staircase had a bit of a landing were a phone was and down stairs underneath. in the kitchen, the sink was not that size, as you walked towards the sink, the blank wall on your left there was a wood over, that might be still there. the top floor were you found the chest of draw there was a fire place behind it and that was the lounge. in the back yard which is big there you should of found fruit trees. the place had a horse stable
Thanks Patrick and some interesting history no doubt with this old gem. Sad that the the 1880 cottage is going to be demolished.
Do you know Rachel? This is great to hear from family. Was your grandma a big reader?
@@pennywebb867 Racheal is my sister and how you know her, no I don't think she was a big reader
@@Mr1971Pat what year did your grandparents reside at the 1880s cottage? As so much history with old buildings such as this gem.
@@Mr1971Pat I had just finished replying to her comment. I don't know her otherwise.
Thank you Urbex Indigo for taking us through an original 1880 cottage that is simple in design, but once had so much history. The cottage is certainly unusual and different to other old cottages you have explored. Again what a pity this old gem could not be restored back to former glory.
Cheers Julz! :-) Only getting back the the comments now :-)
and Doreen, my mother, always used to prefer to cook on the wood stove in the kitchen. That meant chopping wood, which she did, as she also did when she was a girl in another cottage in Anderson Avenue, up the road, now pulled down. In heat-waves we slept downstairs as the upstairs didn't have any insulation, and was too hot in the bedrooms. We kept a cow in what was called the horse-shed, and had chooks. Many more fruit trees then, and a rose garden down near the creek. You will find a deep pit at the back of the shed, over-filled with dirt, but lots of old stuff is probably still stored there. Originally 5 acres of land. Very pretty when it was looked after. Thanks to Patrick Bunting for the youtube link. Yes, the bathroom was added on afterwards, shortly after the sewer easement was established at the bottom of the gully.
Some great classics in the drawers.
This was such a shame! Beautiful back yard, lots of shade from the trees & the creek as a bonus! No water feature near my house & my yard is an acre without trees. I love it, thanks Paul you are amazing! 🙋♀️💜🇺🇸👍
Lovely explore!! I can imagine using the bbq area. Thank you for the great explore!! Be safe and take care!!😎👍
Wow, I have not seen a cottage like this before. What a neat find Paul! And you got responces from family members, I hope they can share original photos of this home when there gma lived there. Sweet find, even with all the updates. Thanks for sharing! This is definatly a special find with family history :-).
Thanks my friend for sharing another wonderful video about old two story cottage sits on a picturesque gully slope and was built way back in 1880 it was a really good video i am from the U.S.A and i really enjoy your channel and i can't wait to see your next video urbex indigo keep up the good work my friend and be safe and healthy and God Bless and thanks again.
I don't think I've seen a type of home like this where you walk in the front door and straight to stairs going down. How odd. I like the bathroom fixtures and I like the yellow/black colors. Very nice. It is sad that someone gave it a very good try to fix up then didn't stay. Huge trees on the side of the house. Really nice location.
Me either Belle, I think the stairs were in a different spot or there was a ladder or spiral stair case set further back under the light switch :-)
Pretty cool buildings you are exploring and taking us through, bud. Love to see the different building styles, and sad to see them being torn down. Cheers!!!
You wouldn't want to go in that first door after a few drinks. It would be a quick trip downstairs 🤸♀️
Haha! Yes indeed Little Bopeeps! :-)
I had the same exact thought!
My thoughts as well,very dangerous.
@@Slayerjane61 Me too!
I thought who would build such a bad entrance??
thanks for documenting this old house before it vanishes - I found the bathroom, especially the sink most interesting
Tiny house but very cool. It kills me that it is being torn down! That entry is very different, wonder if anyone has walked in and taken a tumble down those stairs!
Awesome explore Paul loved the old door hardware. The place was very interesting. As always thanks for the epic adventure 😃👍
Glad you enjoyed it JD thanks for watching :-)
First time I ever heard that singer after seeingHim in your program I had to look him up he is absolutely hilarious 😂 Course would expect that I’m from the USA 🇺🇸 Love the teeth
Haha glad you looked him up mate! :-) Cheers for watching :-)
Thank you for your explores and sharing them with us. It’s so great you are documenting these lovely old places steeped in history. 👍🇦🇺😊
Glad you enjoyed it Double Tap :-)
I like how they ran the wires up the wall then under the ceiling tiles. i hope they take all the trim and hardware. I wish someone would come to my house and tell me that I can look through these homes and take whatever I want. They would pay the owners for me. lol lol a dream come true that would be. Looked like someone was there going through those records and books. This was a happy home I feel. A shame that is looks like this now. The people that owned it must be heartbroken to see it like this. great tour thanks for bringing us along. lean on God
I love the spooky intro music of this site
Thankyou for sharing this unique place. Interesting place.
Love the old bbq pit!
My late grandfather was a specialist at cooking on that! .. sorta .. kinda.. charcoal... 😂😂😂
Nice old cottage had so much potential to be renovated, the house had a lot of old school features too, also those newspapers would be interesting to read .. Cheers :)
Glad you enjoyed it Mini mad :-) Could have been a real reno dream. Money I guess , cheers for watching :-)
Happy Thanksgiving my Friend May God always bless you and keep you safe🥰 Thank you for all the houses you have explored
Interesting house...weird layout though. Upside down...lol. Loved the huge yard. 😁
Well,that's a big drop down.Bad Fung shway,excuse spelling! Very unique.Loved the books.Feel there are secret rooms, passageways.🤗😎
After looking at the outside of the house at the end, I thought the same thing. I don't think we saw it all.
*feng shui, not that it matters that much
What an interesting and unique home. Which im sure was well loved at some point. Plenty of land around to wear the kids out, trees to climb and BBQ area for many family get togethers. Just trying to imagine how it was. Thanks for the tour😁👍
Glad you enjoyed it Prue, thanks for watching :-)
Thankyou for another great explore! Was an interesting one
Hi Paul,I got a bit late ☹️,I loved this old cottage that yellow bathroom looks to be the original one and the laundry I loved it ,by reading the comments I found that some of yours viewers were related to the owners it's so nice ,I love it because you respect everything and are so sentimental , really love your work great find as always .a big 🤗 n stay safe from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺🤗💝👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Francoise! :-) Yes always great to hear info from family or owners who are willing to share some info :-) Thanks for watching again Frenchy :)
Beautiful house👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏
What we in the US would call a split level home. I was surprised to see it. Would have made a nice home with some finishing like ceilings on the bottom floor. Nice location with mature trees and a large lot. Loved the barbeque out back. Thanks for this unusual explore.
Yes I was thinking the same thing. That bathroom model looks to be a 1940s-1950s model.
Thank you for spending time showing the book titles. Most explorers don't do that. The way to move the heavy chest of drawers they are in is to take the books out and put them in cardboard boxes. I loved those yellow bathroom fixtures. In the US they would date from the late 1920s and 30s maybe early 40s. I was born in 1950 and never saw any like that in the 50s and 60s. Fixtures in those decades were not that ornate.
Found this site by accident. Glad I did. Looks like it will be an interesting channel.
The racket that first floor was making in protest to your footsteps had me worried for your safety, mate! LoL That place has a 'boarding house' vibe to it.
It will look nice again if renovated. Such a cute tiny houses
Hi miss_introvert :-) It would be fantastic to see a full resto on this! Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 your vids are interesting. Keep uploading mate.
I imagine that basement would make a great entertainment room, especially during the hot summers.
Lovely place, great explore. 👍🏻👍🏻
It's a shame that the renovation wasn't completed. I reckon you theory is probably right though, the more they peeled back the more problems they found and had to call it a day.
All the best from Buenos Aires!
Nice find unusual layout
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This is a great find I love the video keep up the great work. Ty from N.Carolina 🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Rose Budd :-) Glad you are enjoying the videos! :-)
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Nice one. I suppose next time you pass there will be a block of flats or town houses there. Sad, I liked the house, not a hell of a lot wrong with it as you said nice and peaceful. thanks
My mum used to have that exact same Robin Hood book. Thats probably from the 1940s-50s.
I love it already oh such a shame that it is going to be demolished shame that the renovations stopped I bet it would have looked beautiful once it was completed so many possibilities with a blank canvas oh well onto the next one wherever the journey might leed to the mystery and wonder of urban explores....!!!
Could have been really something with a full restoration hey Megan! :-) Thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 yes I agree hey Paul! :-)
Grande casarão antigo! Mais um belo registro , pelo mais se percebe faz tempo que está abandonado .... Deixo meu like garantido 👍 e até aproxima aventura.
Hi Miriam, thanks for watching glad you enjoyed :-)
Good explore, ceilings too low for me :)
Dude! I lived around the corner from chad Morgan many moons ago! How id love to explore abandoned places - where do you find them in Australia tho? Like old old places. I feel like we’re such a young country really
What a very odd house😬 but I'm sure many great memories were made here 🥰
The best part about this place was the chimneys. You guys are hot now while we're getting cold here in the US. I'll trade ya!
This would have to be one of the oldest places you have explored, yeah? Love the comment about the unfortunate crows supporter lol. Love your videos. Keep up the good work, man. :-)
Cheers mate! Yep one of the oldest for sure! :-)
Thank you, another brilliant explore! The properties & land attached in Oz are huge compared with our U.K. 2 up 2 down & a small yard as a garden. Although when they demolish & rebuild nowadays are properties smaller?
You could have checked the pipe work under the sink to see if the bathroom had been fitted in recent times. 🇬🇧
Used to be standard house and land was 1/4 acre in Adelaide. Our sheds/garages are/were big, often built of bricks, size of a house in Europe. Standard houses weren’t massive though big enough, usually 3 bedrooms, a front garden with grassy area and back gardens a lot bigger. Nowadays trying to stop the urban sprawl, there are smaller blocks. In cities these types of homes that cannot be repaired are sold, demolished and subdivided into 2 or 3 townhouse style homes each with a little courtyard garden.
Hi Addie :-) Glad you enjoyed it and that you love the Aussie locations, good call on the piping too, will remember that for next time! :-)
Great info again Double Tap, Adelaide is slowly being transformed bit by bit away from these large yards........The Great Reset I hear is what they are calling it/
That yellow pedestal sink needs to be saved! Big ticket item!
Very odd place. I agree those stairs look weird there right inside the front door
Strange combination off stairs and front door, nice bathroom tho, worth renovating but it needs a different layout :-)
"The Bunyip at Noon" would have been nice to read mate. Looks a little like the lodge I grew up in Gov. Watching brought back old memories mate. Like I was saying looks a little like the one I grew up in. Brought a tear to my eye mate. Anyways Gov enjoyed the program. Keep up the good work Governor. See you in the next one.
Hahaha Gov you crack me up! :-)
Love your videos Urbex lndigo stay safe out there
Cheers Stephanie, you too! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 awwww
A bit of an odd layout for this one. Wish it was 98 degrees F here, I hate winter! Which is upon us here in Philadelphia. Be well, Paul. ☮️❤️
Glad I moved away from the really cold to mildy cold lol NJ to NC.
Yes a strange one indeed! :-) Yep even hotter here now! haha
We are heading into summer here in Australia. Truly miserable, scorching weather. I love autumn and winter. Keep warm 😁
In the mid 60's to 70's here lol NC.🇺🇸
Looks like the matching bathroom is an original from the 50's. It would be hard to find a full matching set these days. Is a very tiny house too. Considering most from that time has 12 foot rooms. I wonder what that extra locked door on the front was? The room downstairs with the concrete double sink was a laundry.
Maybe an extra sleep out room or something as it had a cat flap door :-)
Wow..that entryway is a bit unusual? Have to come back later and finish.
I think there must have been a spiral staircase set back further from the door originally Sandy :-) or a very steep set of steps.
As old fashioned as that bathroom sink is ,people would pay good money for that type of thing.😀🏴👍
I wouldn't tear that old house down, it's actually in pretty good shape.
I like it, I would paint the rooms, the outside, put some old fashioned furniture in it, some beers in fridge, food and live in it.
That has been there all those years, and they want to get rid of now, why?
I would love to have that place.
Would have appreciated more of a chance to see what the books were.
Awesome thanks, you didn’t look in the pantry cupboard to see if there’s any food. Its such a shame that these houses are lost forever 🥲
I like this house. To bad their tearing it down
Unusual sort of home there mate . Very interesting but. Was the block steep? bit hard to tell from the vid n couldn’t really pick the suburb on this one but sounds busy . Top job again,, thanks for sharing.
Cheers mate! This one up around Belair mate :-)
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What a strange house. Really could understand the lay out at all.
Interesting & unique shower head.
Amazon is selling a hard back copy of "A ghost at noon" for over $900.00.
would have been so nice back then, a real shame its being demolished
Very interesting. Was chatting about this house today. Did it end up getting demolished?
Hi Vikki, yes the entire lot right down to the creek has been fully cleared.......bummer hey. Cheers 🌝
Such a shame. 😪
An interesting place.
I put a gate across the front straightaway When a shame gone l. Have good read of book s
Aussie “whipper snipper” is an American “weed whacker”...
Hi Lori :-) Haha nice! Love it :-)
When I heard the term weed whacker a number of years back I had to laugh! In the U.K. we call them strimmers (official name grass trimmer but presumably miss heard!!)
Originally the name was "Weed Eater". They had the patent on the device for many years.
I wish i had the fund s and health to Restore that grand place properly!!
Too bad as it seems to have a strong build and
thermites can be eliminated as this is an
historic structure!
Check the milk in the fridge for a use by date. Those newspapers predate the decimal system in 1966 because in 66/67 it was changed to Bathurst 1000. I don’t think any squatters have been in there, all the stuff that is in cupboards and the fridge would most likely be from whoever was attempting to renovate the house.
Good call Wendy Cheers! :-)
Hi Paul how are you mate? That house had a very strange layout, interesting none the less but the rooms did not flow very well. Cheers buddy 👍😁
Good mate, and you? :-) Yeah the layout is clunky but unique haha :-)
I’m not a carpenter but those support beams for second floor did not look like they were done properly. 😬
That one time it was a beautiful house 🏠
That staircase was odd .Open the front door and there it is.I like the backyard.
Wow an upside down house. Weird🌺🌺🌺
I would not tear this down. This would make a good historical site just that it just needs a little rehab.
What a strange little house.
Pretty kooky and spooky layout! :-)
You would think they would fix these homes up for low income folks..would be nice..but anymore it's a throw away society most younger generation don't think about fixing anything they just throw it away and buy new and it's very sad I'm not a real old person but I see a lot of nice things and a lot of old things that people don't really understand that I do it's just a shame somebody could be living in that home that don't have one sad,, but glad you showed it to us and never would have seen it cuz I never go anywhere stuck in the USA my whole life and I guess that's just the way it is y'all pretty cool out showing us stuff though that's neat I like it thanks a lot..because other wise I'd never see anything..🤗🤗
Hi Tessie :-) Great comments, I too love seeing the old things and not care really much for the brand new. Also ive not been overseas either so watching youtube videos does indeed give us a real nice look around the world :-) Thanks for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 Your welcome,,keep sharing love watching the land scraps around and all very beautiful land there also...Love,Love nature...
Beware the first step - it's a doozy !
Smash that like button for Urbex lndigo 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Stephanie :-) Thanks for the support again! :-)
Your very welcome Sir
Who puts a steep descending staircase immediately inside the front door? Don't come home without the lights on, you'll break your neck.
Love the yellow fixtures, those are cool!
Hey...what is that song snippet you play at the beginning of your videos? I tried Googling "swinging along" but no luck.
This place would have cost a huge bundle of $ money to renovate! Im guessing that whoever started renovating it ran out of $ money!
Obviously, built before code to have a small entrance and then the lower staircase smack up front at the entrance a very dangerous situation.
01:14 don't know but those stairs would be dangerous if you didn't see them at first
They also might have not had full title to the house or done the renos without permits
Ok ...was able to finish watching. Don't care much for the interior. Whoever did bits and pieces..of up dates, made the inside look really harsh and cold looking. Such a shame. Could have done a better job, by making old place quirky and cosy. Out side, some parts look interesting, others ruined. Loved the lot it's on, and peppercorn trees. Loved the huntsman spider. Whoa..it sounds seriously hot over there..stay cool,
Did it actually GO...???🤔🤔
I guess termites don't like the taste of chipboard what with all the adhesive involved.
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I hate a basement stairway aligned with the front door. You open the door, take three steps, and plummet down the stairs.