That thing you said you’d no idea what it was, was a gas cooker. 1930s or 1940s. We had one similar when I was wee. The gas rings are missing. Ours was grey speckled.
I'm so glad I found this channel. I've always loved old or abandoned places, but I'm disabled so can't get about much any more. I adore these kinds of videos. I can be nosey through you 🙂
Funnily enough those are the exact words I would say. I also am disabled, but loved rambling over ruins and abandoned places. I actually felt some peace and calm from seeing this house. Did me the world of good, so glad I found you too!
It is my cousins wife’s parents old place , it was rented off the estate , and the laird is a right prat , it’s lucky it not torn down , it between Rhynie and Dufftown on the Cabbrach road .
Beautiful property! I loved the stonework on the buildings! The interior was sooo very decayed! I’m sure that it was easier & cheaper to bring in a trailer home rather than fix up these places!!! Not many salvageable items left behind, but I wish that someone could save the piano!!!😞 The main house was payed out strangely! Plenty of bedrooms upstairs! Thank you for sharing this wonderful property with us Alec❤️
What a beautiful place! My husband loves Scotland and was stationed there years ago. I've dreamed of visiting for as long as I can remember. Growing up my mom, grandmother and I would explore abandoned houses and I still love it to this day. Thank you once again for sharing. The scenery is stunning too.
Interesting and beautiful farm house with quite the treasure trove. God, Scotland is absolutely stunning! Thank you, Alec and friend, for sharing another terrific explore with us. Cheers from Nova Scotia 🙂
That house has a lot of potential. Just a bit of cleaning and fixing the roof. It also looks like someone is maintaining the garden. Interesting place.
What a beautiful stone house 🏡 would be a good thing if someone can fix it up to what it once was .The plus was the gorgeous views .Thank you Alex and your friend .☺️
I think I know this place , if it’s where I’m thinking it is , it was my cousins wife’s parents lived and farmed , it’s still used during lambing time , that’s why it looks still used.
That was cool, what a great old house. That heavy iron on the stove, ran on gas. My brother had one of these way back, when he lived in the bush, where there was no power. Heavy as lead, they are.
After watching this episode, I’m thinking the owner could no longer afford the upkeep of the house hence the static caravan and the veg patch looks well looked after so may still actually live there.?
Other than the one terrible rm, the place was still in decent shape, plus was a good size home too. Was surprised the piano was still in tune, lol. Tc and stay safe always. Ty for the tour.
Thanks mate and are ypu talking about the Corbett in Arrochar? If so its deffo not near there and thats a plan ill climb that this weekend and record it 💪😂
The smell will be coming from the 'maggot oil' tin, if you have ever used it, you will know what I mean. We could smell that stuff fields away from where it was used. It may have been left open originally as a deterrent to people going into the house. That is such an iconic style of Scottish Farmhouse, set in a really beautiful area. Again, sad to see it in its abandoned state. The land around it looks ideal. Thanks Alec, pop up a sold sign for me ; )
Stunning stuff mate . Its like we're driving and see somewhere like this way back of the road and think .... ahh I'd love to have a gleg in there ! AND YOU TAKE US THERE ! . Thanks matey 😊👍👏
It’s sad to see the piano sitting there rotting away. The wardrobe was beautiful and on the small size. What do you think in its age? I’d say over 200yrs old. Awesome!! You said 1870. I was close. 😊
Man Scotland is a hell of a good place for abandoned buildings in the highlands such beautiful scenery from all these abandoned buildings love the vids Alec and the crew keep it up 👍
A lot of people in the highlands when someone dies board up the house and its left for ages, i live in the highlands and could take tou a good half dozen or so, but that doesn’t mean abandoned.
@@stephensimpson9885 Why is that Stephen? It seems so sad that they're left to rot. We used to go to Scotland every year when I could walk and we saw lots of abandoned houses, it was interesting to see how they deteriorated over the years.
I remember the finish on the stairs......from my childhood . I am 66yrs old.....my parents bought the council house that they moved into when I was 2 yrs old the was built 1940s ish .
great wee vid alec.if i win the euro millions or the thunder ball i would love to buy an abandoned farmhouse like the one in your vid and get it totally restored look at that beuatiful scenery imagine waking up to that in the morning.👌❤
🍃Beautiful farm land and I love these old stone farm houses. Looks abandoned for a while, but the creep factor is quite high. Who the heck has been there? Looks like the sheep owners has family members or guest living in the new trailer, which looks out of place. Why build in the middle of nowhere? Maybe these people just found out they inherited the property. Who knows, all I know is that it's definitely time to leave. Love your photographs and thank you for the tour Alec....easy access today, no window climbing for Alec! Be careful and be safe. 😁👍
My cousins wife was brought up there , her parents are both gone now and my cousin but another daughters husband uses it when he’s up working among his sheep , it’s owned by the Cabbrach estate and they would never sell it .
I watch a lot of urbex Explorers from around the world but you are the first Scottish one I found. Just found your channel and subscribed. I quite like the content.
Hi Alec and friend! I’m always amazed how you manage to find abandoned Scottish farm houses. Thank you, I enjoyed the explore and your still shots! You’ve got a good eye for that. Much love 👍❤️😊
Great wee explore alec places like this should be saved and not left to rot it would make a nice place for someone I'd do it up and live there if I had the money it would be nice and peaceful there 👌👍
That was a really nice one ! Even some vegetables or somethings still growing in the garden. Shame the caravan was locked, that looked interesting. Thanks for showing us around ! 👍
Hi Alec. I loved this place and the great scenery around it. The house was much bigger inside than I expected and so nostalgic. Lots of people had one of those spinners and my parents had a wardrobe like that first one with the shelves down the sides and that looked like a paraffin heater on the window ledge. Was the caravan actually lived in? Amazing place. Love and best wishes as usual from Canada
AMAZING SCENERY AL , THE AGE OF THE HOUSE WOWWW OLD , LIKE A DR WHO TARDIS MUCH BIGGER INSIDE , THAT ROOM DOWNSTAIRS GAVE ME A FLASHBACK FROM MY RELATIVES IN THE 70s 😳🤪😜 CREEEPY WEIRD RANDOM STUFF IN THERE , WATCH OUT AL THERE'S A PRETTY BONNIE LASS SNEAKING UP BEHIND YEE 🤨🤨🤣🤣 STRANGE IT SEEMS LIKE THESE HOMESTEADS MIGHT DATE BACK TO THE CLEARANCES OR NOT LONG AFTER , YOU CAN SEE WHERE THEY'VE CLEAR-CUT THE WOODLANDS THERE TOO GREAT STUFF AL HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU BROTHER AND YOUR FAMILY N THE BONNIE LASS TOO 😉😉🤣🤣 TAKE CARE BROTHER 🤘🤘☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄
My people come from Scotland and maybe you see just old piles of shit....but I feel a real connection to the houses and landscape. Enjoy your videos and thank you for the good work. Brian Kinlaw Odenwald Germany
Keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work
I see a ton of your videos and every time I think: why are they abandoned? Some houses are really expensive and are just abandoned... can you tell me why? I really appreciate it
You're trespassing guys. Just because somewhere isn't being lived in, it doesn't mean nobody owns it. Those places are clearly still used by the owners
That thing you said you’d no idea what it was, was a gas cooker. 1930s or 1940s. We had one similar when I was wee. The gas rings are missing. Ours was grey speckled.
I'm so glad I found this channel. I've always loved old or abandoned places, but I'm disabled so can't get about much any more.
I adore these kinds of videos. I can be nosey through you 🙂
Thanks and your welcome
Funnily enough those are the exact words I would say. I also am disabled, but loved rambling over ruins and abandoned places. I actually felt some peace and calm from seeing this house. Did me the world of good, so glad I found you too!
Surely there are renovators in Scotland. I'd love to see some of these abandoned houses fixed up. Thanks for sharing.
It is my cousins wife’s parents old place , it was rented off the estate , and the laird is a right prat , it’s lucky it not torn down , it between Rhynie and Dufftown on the Cabbrach road .
1 word Extortionate
Very cool place. My father-in-law grew up in Renton. My wife and I were able to visit Scotland in 2006. Beautiful country.
What a view and such a serene and peaceful place. Nice to hear the sheep off in the distance as you walked up to the farm. Scotland is beautiful.
Beautiful property! I loved the stonework on the buildings! The interior was sooo very decayed! I’m sure that it was easier & cheaper to bring in a trailer home rather than fix up these places!!! Not many salvageable items left behind, but I wish that someone could save the piano!!!😞 The main house was payed out strangely! Plenty of bedrooms upstairs! Thank you for sharing this wonderful property with us Alec❤️
What a beautiful place! My husband loves Scotland and was stationed there years ago. I've dreamed of visiting for as long as I can remember. Growing up my mom, grandmother and I would explore abandoned houses and I still love it to this day. Thank you once again for sharing. The scenery is stunning too.
That was an amazing house at one time, it could be again. Thank you for the look. It is so beautiful there.
Can you imagine waking up to these views every morning? I bet this house was gorgeous when people lived in it!
Another nice explore. Rooms are a good size, didn't expect them to be so large after seeing the building from outside. 😊
That is a fabulous house and the static van is even better.
Yeh I enjoyed that too, calming location and felt like once a happy home 🐋
Wonderful farm house and beautiful countryside!
Interesting and beautiful farm house with quite the treasure trove. God, Scotland is absolutely stunning! Thank you, Alec and friend, for sharing another terrific explore with us. Cheers from Nova Scotia 🙂
Another interesting explore, the outbuildings wall art was just a touch creepy "The Year Is 1976".....Thanks for sharing & keep safe!
Thanks you too
Alex this one was great.Thank you.
Wow, what a lovely location this is, stunning countryside and the house is very good. It could be a beautiful home again, just wish l had the money !
I love Scotland! That’s where I originate from! The isle of Sky is where it started for me!
Stunning area 👌
That house has a lot of potential. Just a bit of cleaning and fixing the roof. It also looks like someone is maintaining the garden. Interesting place.
What a beautiful stone house 🏡 would be a good thing if someone can fix it up to what it once was .The plus was the gorgeous views .Thank you Alex and your friend .☺️
Lovely location nice wee farm house minted 👌
Hi Alec. Sweet farmhouse. One big property. Something old about those stone houses. They got real charm. Cheers man! Stay safe.
I think I know this place , if it’s where I’m thinking it is , it was my cousins wife’s parents lived and farmed , it’s still used during lambing time , that’s why it looks still used.
Another amazing place, the vegetables garden looks very good keep also the mobile home, wonder how warm the last one can be on Scotland winter 😍
That was cool, what a great old house. That heavy iron on the stove, ran on gas. My brother had one of these way back, when he lived in the bush, where there was no power. Heavy as lead, they are.
Love the picture over the fireplace.
After watching this episode, I’m thinking the owner could no longer afford the upkeep of the house hence the static caravan and the veg patch looks well looked after so may still actually live there.?
Doubt it, somebody boarded the windows and doors up this year.
Hi Alec, good video, I really enjoy those still shots 😊
Thanks
Other than the one terrible rm, the place was still in decent shape, plus was a good size home too. Was surprised the piano was still in tune, lol. Tc and stay safe always. Ty for the tour.
Excellent explore. Lovely house in a great location. Well done.
Great video and was trying to workout where you was when i saw the Corbett in the back ground Just another lovely home going to waste Great video Alec
Thanks mate and are ypu talking about the Corbett in Arrochar? If so its deffo not near there and thats a plan ill climb that this weekend and record it 💪😂
@@ExploringwithAlec Enjoy the climb mate just remember to film it
The smell will be coming from the 'maggot oil' tin, if you have ever used it, you will know what I mean. We could smell that stuff fields away from where it was used. It may have been left open originally as a deterrent to people going into the house.
That is such an iconic style of Scottish Farmhouse, set in a really beautiful area. Again, sad to see it in its abandoned state. The land around it looks ideal. Thanks Alec, pop up a sold sign for me ; )
Your videos are always appreciated and your exploring partner is one of my favorites. 🙂
Thanks 😊
Stunning stuff mate . Its like we're driving and see somewhere like this way back of the road and think .... ahh I'd love to have a gleg in there !
AND YOU TAKE US THERE ! .
Thanks matey 😊👍👏
No worries lol
Love the Farm House
Aloha from Hawaii. Love your videos. Just found them and I can’t wait to go to Scotland and do some exploring myself!
I actually like this house. 😊 nice vegetable garden.
It’s sad to see the piano sitting there rotting away. The wardrobe was beautiful and on the small size. What do you think in its age? I’d say over 200yrs old. Awesome!! You said 1870. I was close. 😊
Wanted to say thanks for the video but couldn’t get back on to my comment. Doesn’t matter. Have a great weekend!!😊
Lovely property❤️ Some TLC could fix it right up & it would be a wonderful place to live
Man Scotland is a hell of a good place for abandoned buildings in the highlands such beautiful scenery from all these abandoned buildings love the vids Alec and the crew keep it up 👍
Thanks
A lot of people in the highlands when someone dies board up the house and its left for ages, i live in the highlands and could take tou a good half dozen or so, but that doesn’t mean abandoned.
@@stephensimpson9885 Does that mean they are kind of superstitious about "the ghosts of the departed" in those houses?
@@stephensimpson9885 Why is that Stephen? It seems so sad that they're left to rot. We used to go to Scotland every year when I could walk and we saw lots of abandoned houses, it was interesting to see how they deteriorated over the years.
I remember the finish on the stairs......from my childhood . I am 66yrs old.....my parents bought the council house that they moved into when I was 2 yrs old the was built 1940s ish .
Looks like a well loved home!
That's a great find out in the middle of nowhere with great views.
great wee vid alec.if i win the euro millions or the thunder ball i would love to buy an abandoned farmhouse like the one in your vid and get it totally restored look at that beuatiful scenery imagine waking up to that in the morning.👌❤
Make sure and hire me then im skilled in all sorts of trades 👌💪
@@ExploringwithAlec will do alec thats a given pal👌❤
Nice and airy place,Really nice.
🍃Beautiful farm land and I love these old stone farm houses. Looks abandoned for a while, but the creep factor is quite high. Who the heck has been there?
Looks like the sheep owners has family members or guest living in the new trailer, which looks out of place. Why build in the middle of nowhere? Maybe these people just found out they inherited the property. Who knows, all I know is that it's definitely time to leave. Love your photographs and thank you for the tour Alec....easy access today, no window climbing for Alec!
Be careful and be safe. 😁👍
Thanks 😊
My cousins wife was brought up there , her parents are both gone now and my cousin but another daughters husband uses it when he’s up working among his sheep , it’s owned by the Cabbrach estate and they would never sell it .
Cracking wee explore Alec. Always looking forward to the next 👍
Cheers buddy
Great videos.
Thank you for sharing.
Regards from Scotland.
Thanks
I watch a lot of urbex Explorers from around the world but you are the first Scottish one I found. Just found your channel and subscribed. I quite like the content.
Thank you 😊
That hallway was beautiful, lovely house ❤❤❤
Hi Alec and friend! I’m always amazed how you manage to find abandoned Scottish farm houses. Thank you, I enjoyed the explore and your still shots! You’ve got a good eye for that. Much love 👍❤️😊
Thanks Chrissy 😊 xx
Great wee explore alec places like this should be saved and not left to rot it would make a nice place for someone I'd do it up and live there if I had the money it would be nice and peaceful there 👌👍
That was a really nice one ! Even some vegetables or somethings still growing in the garden. Shame the caravan was locked, that looked interesting. Thanks for showing us around ! 👍
Someone lives there!
My Scottish clan is Baird. I live in California where I grew up. I learned to play the bagpipes here. It is one of my dreams to visit Scotland.
I love your work keep it up the lady and you co good work 🙂
They are irons.That family were well equipped they never cut corners.
Loved it started watching this because of lockdown now im hooked lol
That was a teally nice house many yrs ago!
Alex i enjoy all of the videos u put up keep it up man u do a geat job
Thanks
Another great video Alex just keep them coming 👍
Thanks mate 👍
Would it be possible to give the year these places were built. Maybe some historical background on them. Please
@13:20 It still has vegetables in the garden.
I arrived 🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This place is in a lot better shape than some that you explore.
Hi Alec. I loved this place and the great scenery around it. The house was much bigger inside than I expected and so nostalgic. Lots of people had one of those spinners and my parents had a wardrobe like that first one with the shelves down the sides and that looked like a paraffin heater on the window ledge. Was the caravan actually lived in? Amazing place. Love and best wishes as usual from Canada
AMAZING SCENERY AL , THE AGE OF THE HOUSE WOWWW OLD , LIKE A DR WHO TARDIS MUCH BIGGER INSIDE , THAT ROOM DOWNSTAIRS GAVE ME A FLASHBACK FROM MY RELATIVES IN THE 70s 😳🤪😜 CREEEPY WEIRD RANDOM STUFF IN THERE , WATCH OUT AL THERE'S A PRETTY BONNIE LASS SNEAKING UP BEHIND YEE 🤨🤨🤣🤣 STRANGE IT SEEMS LIKE THESE HOMESTEADS MIGHT DATE BACK TO THE CLEARANCES OR NOT LONG AFTER , YOU CAN SEE WHERE THEY'VE CLEAR-CUT THE WOODLANDS THERE TOO GREAT STUFF AL HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU BROTHER AND YOUR FAMILY N THE BONNIE LASS TOO 😉😉🤣🤣 TAKE CARE BROTHER 🤘🤘☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄
Thanks tim you too 👌
The house is abandoned, but the caravan clearly isn't! Another good video, thanks.
My people come from Scotland and maybe you see just old piles of shit....but I feel a real connection to the houses and landscape. Enjoy your videos and thank you for the good work. Brian Kinlaw Odenwald Germany
Alec...did you realize you had found the original Maltese Falcon...I mean Parrot! Great vid...Beautiful rock house and countryside
Just in time! 😁👍
Sweet old upright piano.
What's the wooden box you opened? Coat closet?
Hi Elec show us the oldest house that is abandoned.... Please its a request
That was one of them 👌
Wow that farm house is In The middle of nowhere and it has a gas supply.That’s incredible
Ohhh the p&j you mustve been up my way buddy don't believe ye never popped in fir a cuppa 👍🏻
I’m a new subby, absolutely loving your vids🏴❤️🏴
Thanks jane 👌
Super endroit mais bizarre on aurait dis qu'il y avait encore le potager de fait 🤔 c'était pas des pommes de terre entouré de grillage ?
All these houses still belong to people!!
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Reminds me of Gavin Maxwell's house.
All boarded up now went a few weekends ago and got chased out by a jeep
where was this cheers
Dang! I bought a piano last week. Could have fetched this one instead.
Where exactly is this? Who is the current owner? HOW MUCH to buy??? ;-)
Great explore 💀👍
Thanks
Looks like the rooms would be cold! No fireplaces in any of them, and more modern looking then the outside looked.
Keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work
I see a ton of your videos and every time I think: why are they abandoned? Some houses are really expensive and are just abandoned... can you tell me why? I really appreciate it
Fourth one here.😂😂
Hi Alec and Friends.
So sad to see it wither away. Some of i would live in if i had the money to fix them up.
Que linda esta casa a bandona tudo perfeito tudo anda no seu devido lugar. Como pode os donos deixar tudo para trás. .
I know why there are gas bottles I was thinking about all the tunnels that would have needed digging..😂😂😂
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that was paul and linda mcartney home after she passed he just let it be //
Обожаю заброшки.
“We’ve gone on holiday by mistake”.
You're trespassing guys. Just because somewhere isn't being lived in, it doesn't mean nobody owns it. Those places are clearly still used by the owners
The mysterious thing at 9:16 is a 1940s gas cooker.
Aye, we a' ken fit hill that is ahin' the hoose.
Where.do.u.find.these.places.alex.juiilemoscrop
Thanks.alex.juiilemoscrop
It isn’t abandoned? It’s owned by the farmer who bought the land around this.
I was 4 in 1976