Abandoned- Lonely farm house 40 years abandoned. All original inside decaying slowly
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2023
- Hey house lovers and explorers! Another old roadside farm house I filmed while back in rural Victoria over the Xmas break. This ones seems to have been abandoned about 40 years or so judging by a few dates and the years of decay. A late 40`s home with all the original interiors, bathroom and kitchen. A little bit a creepy feel once I managed to get inside this one. Hope you all enjoy the explore. Cheers for watching :-)
I love that you can hear the bees from so far away. Nice and peaceful.
Wow there were about 3 different decades represented. The pastel colors always remind me of an ice cream parlor! This was a lovely home at one time.
Glad you enjoyed it Kate :-)
Gosh! It sounds so peaceful out there. I like to imagine and hope it’s true, that there were some beautiful days in that home for all that had lived there. Thanks for taking us with you! ❤
Hi YP :-) Yes I am sure there were good times there. Cheers for watching :-)
Hearing the birds and critters is a plus.
Lilac and mint green and white bring happy colors make a place look cheerfully
Thanks for watching Carrie :-)
loving these country houses as they have so much character
Nice bit of land, always admire the old folk who built those, Tall chimneys that will draw well, well planned and friendly, step saver Kitchen, so the lady did not wear herself out trotting to and fro over the course of a day. Proof that low tech can be practical. Cheers
Cheers Gary :-) Nice and peaceful out there too.
The house floor plan was nicely laid out. Beautiful scenery. It really would have been worth restoring.
Nice setup for an old home, well built
I have one more question, Paul- are there any award shows for RUclips creators? Kind of like the Grammys, (personally, I believe there should be the red carpet and all for those of you busting your behinds for us)- the entire thing the big money , high recognition entertainers, get, should also be extended to those of you doing things like this. As a group, artists get us through hard times in this country, and we can;t count urban exploring out. Paul, you and Brent in Canada, can lift my spirits for days, 1- because you;re funny. 2- because you're nice people, and respectful. 3- because you interact, and it makes all of us feel like you care, 5- you feel sorrow are times gone by as well, and you're documenting it all, so personally, I feel ok, that when the day comes that that book comes out, I can get it, and just feel better going through the pages. So much more, but you all need to be up for every single award all of the other new artists are up for as well- you have no idea how much comfort you bring to people. Thank you for doing that, Paul. Times have been hard for us all, lately. For myself, the last year has been hell, but I can rewatch your Farmhouse series, and breathe, and be okay in an half an hour. This is because of you, directly. I appreciate you, Paul. Thinks will get better, I have no doubt, but for right now, this is a healthy way of coping, and you humor kills me every time, so thank you for that as well!!!! I have great respect for you as a creator, as a person, as a man, and as someone who loves animals, and art. So happy I found your channel so long ago, Been sending people over here as much as possible 🙂
SDK It makes me happy to read your comments and yes you have been a long time sub and watcher which I really appreciate :-) About the awards, I doubt there will be a big fancy things for Urbex creators ever haha but I guess we do it because we love it and we also know that the viewers love these old places and the surrounds while out in nature while the birds and wind whistle past. So glad these videos can get you through some tough days SDK and I do also enjoy Brent from Canada too, he has some amazing videos. Cheers again for the support and I have more farm houses and more suburban ones too as usual! :-)
Still has more style than the the cement boxes they build now great video
Yeah agree with ya there Michelle, cheers for watching again! :-)
I love the old home places you explore.It just shows you how well these were built they've stood the test of time .Today's cracker boxes could not because of cheaper materials,that cost more but will not last..Thank You 👍❤️🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it Gayle :-)
Hi Paul
This house is pretty cool. It’s bigger inside than it looked on the outside. There must
have been millions of dead bees in that bedroom. It looks like this house has been
abandoned since 1975. Must have been a cute little home when it was new and
people lived there. I know it’s close to the road but it’s kind of secluded. I didn’t
see any other homes around. Nice work Paul. Thank you for bringing us along on
this cool expedition. Stay safe and well.🐈
Love the sound of the birds, The trimneys are so tall on this Gem . Sad that they left to fall down .Lots of memories in these old homes . 😢
Brilliant find mate! Looks like the possums and other wildlife have taken over this place. 👍😎
Cheers mate, yeah there was a possum in the carport when I was taking a few still shots! :-)
Come visit rural NSW. There's plenty of abandoned treasures to visit & admire here.
Would love to get up that way for sure Pagona Barbata :-)
Your vidéos are always so Awesome 👍👍👍🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋😺😺😺😺😺
Thank you so much 😀 Many more on the way :-)
Like number 500!! Nice even number. What a nice house it would have been in it's hey day. it is very unusual for the front room to be so small..... usually it's the master bedroom, but the master looks like it was at the back of the house!! I hope you have a great week ahead!!
Nice old home here. How nice would it look when it was livable before nature took over. Love that kitchen.. Thanks for sharing. Cheers MM :)
Wow very nice place. 👍🏻👍🏻 Have a Great Weekend. 🌷🌷
I love seeing these old farm 🚜 houses 🏘. And I love all of the artdeco lighting and clock ⏰ as well.The pastel colors are awesome as well. Very well made house. THEY don't make houses like this anymore.
Glad yu enjoyed Denise, thanks for watching :-)
I can't get over the dead bees but it looks so quiet and peaceful the kitchen looked so small be nice to renovate that and make that liveable away from the hustle and bustle but a great little country homestead ⭐🏘🐝
Could've used a hazmat suit for that one, woah!
A nice home in it's day but no longer!
Light purple - lavender.
Thanks Paul! 🤠👍👍👍
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Thank you for doing this for all of us. Always great commentary with the walk though. It's almost like I am right there with you.
Glad you enjoyed it S Long, I do try to make it so you feel right there as much as possible :-)
Another great video, thanks Paul I enjoy watching your channel 😊
Very nice 👍 Paul I loved the colors, and the kitchen. Thank you
Hello Paul another great video like always I thought it was pretty cool how they did laundry back then the oldest washing machine that I used was the old ringer thanks for taking us along until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York
When you went through the kitchen ( interesting where it was positioned ), I thought if I had a still shot I'd upload it to one of those AI image generators and ask it to make the kitchen like new. I'd just love to see that kitchen restored.
Love the way you talk about the places you explore urbex thanks cheers 🍻 always a great video stay safe stay 😎
Wonderful little house Paul!!! I'll bet the people living there were happy there. It looks like it was loved. 😇Even though it's sad to see these precious places dying, this one leaves me with a sense of peace & warmth.
Hi Joan, thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed this old home! :-)
It looked like maybe some writing or marks on the door jam walking out of the dining area into the hallway....possibly childrens growth chart? Or I could be seeing things lol..good video! Watching from Arizona USA.😀
Could be for sure Kx2 :-) Thanks for watching
Great little farmhouse Paul. I guess the dunny was a stand alone building out the back, long gone as l couldn't see one anywhere. I reckon a few weekends work would get that one habitable again.
Gee that's a big gum behind it.glad to see a new vid mate ..taa xx
Hi Raindog :-) Thanks for watching
👏👏👏 I love old farmhouses so much 👏👏👏 Gosh, this insects on the floor in the bedroom are disgusting. I like the fireplaces!
very cool old find thank you for sharing with us
Urbex Indigo thank for sharing this video with me my friend i always enjoy yourm explores i always look forward to see your video i really enjoy watching what you explore this video was very interesting the place looked like it wasn't lived in for a very long time it was a really enyable video and i can't wait to see your next video my friend and i am from the U.S.A AND have a really good day and God Bless.
Hi Wayne, cheers for watching again mate! :-)
Nice home and would have been a lovely home to live in 🐈
The reason bees get trapped is that they think another hole in the wall is a hive exit as they’re drawn to light, find themselves in a room and are then drawn to the light of the window where they buzz up and down dying from exhaustion and/or cold, bees don’t understand the concept of a window.
Cheers Chris, that makes a lot of sense. Thanks for watching :-)
nice exploration paul nice old farm house its amazing on how many old styled farm houses that you have come accross paul but i have enjoyed each and every one you put up on your channel for your subscribers to view and comment on thanks for sharing another farm house paul.
Cheers Peter! Glad you enjoyed mate, got more cool farm houses on way! and others also. Cheers for the support :-)
Thank you Paul! I like the country quiet and the birds chirping. I wonder if they had a refrigerator in the galley kitchen? Compact but user friendly space.👍🏻👍🏻
Great find, that wasn’t a used by date on that box by the way, we didn’t have used by dates in the 70s. Used by dates didn’t come in until about the 2000s
Beautiful place! Thanks UI! 🎉❤
Cheers for watching! :-)
Another cool old house, thanks so much!! I noticed in the little kitchen there did not seem to be a place for a refrigerator. I wonder where they kept it. I would assume being built in the late 40's or early 50's they would have had a refrigerator.
I think there was a gap in the middle of the cupboards? A small fridge maybe :-)
My guess in the dining room adjacent.
Underground cellar???
great
This is such a cute quaint house (deceivingly small looking on the outside but internally quite roomy). A lovely country home in it's heyday. I'm in Ireland, and follow some UK urbex channels, interesting the contrast in deterioration of properies from both sides of the world. Over here a lot suffer with damp due to the climate but the Oz ones seem to be drier unless damaged with floods. Have you ever been attacked by a snake on your explores Paul, I'd s4it myself if I was there!! Another great vid, thank you.
Hi Angel OTE :-) Luckily no , never attacked even though I nearly stood on one by accident :-) Glad you are getting to see both Urbex from there and here. Yes very dry here in our summers. Cheers for watching :-)
Nice old 40s home Paul, loved the old kitchen clock and all the mould and decay on the kitchen tops the mice have been busy during the years. The wash room was cool and no snakes in there, yer those old copper wash tubs look amazing when there complete mate. nice roadside find mate cheers for the walk around.
Hey Werner cheers for watching mate! Yeah the wash house is always a throw back, and there must have been an old out house I missed somwhere too! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 yer the bathroom 🚽 maybe was hiding from yah mate
Sometimes you walk into a home and you just get a feel for the place - good or bad. Even on video I feel that was a much loved home and there was a lot of warmth to it. It is welcoming. Such a shame its been left to fall apart. It doesn't want to be empty.
Paul, watch out for bees in the tall grass. We have ran across bees nest in the grass when bailing our hay.
Very cool find. Thank you Paul. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Cynthia :-)
It's such a shame the owners of the property didn't rent it out before it got so damaged by animals etc! That house only needed a quick paint job and new lino if not carpet or polished wooden floors and it would have been good to go! Love the really tall chimney at the back of the house. Also loved the kitchenette and dining room with fireplace.🦘😟😕🤨🤗
🌟Wow what a cool find absolutley love it, so peaceful and quite you can imagine the home in its former glory. Such a sad shame to see it sitting lonely and unloved in the long grass. Thank you so much again. 😊❤🌟x
Hi Megan, thanks for watching. Yeah the long grass I am actually fond of now!!! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 yes it would be nice to just lay in it and look at the sky!!!
Hello Paul. Well what another awesome find. I thought it was strange that there was only one door into the kitchen. I love the old windows nice and big and when opened it gave a beautiful breeze, not like the little windows of today small and useless. Well the wash house brought back memories, we had one when I was growing up. Mum had the whitest nappies in the neighborhood as we lived in an older home which still had the old washhouse with the copper. Thanks again Paul.
Hi Anne :-) Yes there was a nice breeze coming in through those big windows! Glad the old wash house brought back memories. I can remember our old wash house when a small child but I think Mum had an older washing machine in there . Cheers for watching :-)
My house has windows like that, well most of them, a few at the back are Aluminium framed windows and are relatively new. Those old windows seem to have good prices on fleabay for some reason if they are in good condition.
Very interesting! Thanks!
Awesome explore!! The country is so peaceful and that would have been a lovely home back in the day. Seeing an old washhouse like that makes one appreciate our modern day laundries. Imagine using one of those each week to wash everyone's clothes, particularly if you had a large family. Thank you for sharing this great explore. Loved it 😊
There probably wasn't as many clothes back then, and any you did have you looked after very carefully I'd say! Nowadays it's cast off in the basket if it has a speck on it even, due to having fast fashion and cheap clothing stores on every street.
You do such a thorough job! I am sharing your videos to everyone I know.
I appreciate that Christine, thank you! So glad you enjoyed :-)
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good video
Glad you enjoyed it elmin82 :-)
I can imagine this house was very nice at one time with a nice family living there. But I didn't see a toilet.
Must have been an out house hiding somehwere! Cheers Deborah :-)
life is hard but when the good times roll i hope im their been a while cool find .how a doung soumd good GB
Man it is a shame to. See a old house like that just fall apart, to bad someone could repourpose that old 🏡.
Must have been outdoor dunny some place because I didn't see a toilet 🚽.
Man that place was rough lol. Still had an aire of beauty though
There must have been thousands of bees on that floor! Spiders, snakes, bees, possums - what's not to like apart from that lovely front door!
Cheers LWF :-)
You need a big stick for that, LOL.
That grass got quite long for sure!! :-)
You need more than a Snake Stick...
You need some tall rubber boots! 😊
Hi, Paul- I don't think there's any saving this one, unfortunately, although, the doors, lights, and some other things can be salvaged. I have always thought those old wash tubs would make great garden features, and as long as the wood is clear of termites in the shed, maybe it can be used for something, to build fires if nothing else. Is this on a farm, since you said sheep had been through it? Have you come across snakes yet? It looks fantastic these, it is under 10 degrees F here in Colorado, way below zero for you, and currently spitting snow. Thanks for another farmhouse. One more question- do you get enough rain to fill up those tanks? I've always wondered what happens if you are low on water?- thanks- SDK
Hi SDK :-) Yes seen a few snakes and one I nearly stood on, but it backed away in the grass luckily lol :-) If these places were low on water they also used to have dams/and wells on the farm which they could draw from. Cheers for watching SDK :-?)
Nice love yr videos. I didnt seena toilet in this one? Where u think it was?
Shame the house is in such bad shape since its a cute little place. I miss living out in the country where it's peaceful. This was country 30yr ago when we bought it but now there are houses all around me. I'm thinking about selling out and finding a quieter place to live.
Very cool 😎👍 it's to bad the animals took it over
When I watch these Videos I wonder who lived there and why were the Houses left abandoned?, are they mostly deceased estates and they had no kids, relatives to leave the house to ?, some I have watched looked in ok condition to fix up, why haven't they been renovated, is there any chance of finding the history of these places out in the country, who originally owned them and why they were left ?, would be interesting to know
Sheep have been using that as a shelter.
Wonder where the toilet was?
Good question, must have been an outhouse somewhere! :-)
Where was the toilet in this one mate.
There must have been an out house that is no longer standing as I could not see one 👍🙂
We want to put a face to the video
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Please don't show snakes
Has anyone actually came in while you’ve been exploring? Like a squatter ?
You missed a room. Also where is the toilet.
Sad
.....i'd gladly swap it all to be able go back to that time......Hyper Globalization -this country has lost so much.
my first impression was aint she pretty
Happy new year matey. It's nice to see our very own Aussie RUclipsr. Much love from Sydney.Happy New Year🙂🫖☕🎂🍰🍾🥂
Happy new year VintageGirl :-) Thanks for watching and the support :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 🥂you are welcome 🤗