#Abandoned
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2016
- I'd been out to film an update on the house of clocks just a couple of weeks ago to see what has happened since my first visit and was going to post it next but I found this house purely by chance as I had my eye on another house down the valley but the owner wasn't too interested in letting my look through his.I will post the house of clocks update video after this one. I've driven past this house for 16 years here where I live in Lismore Nsw Australia and it's only 5 minutes out of town and never knew it was there all this time. I was like a kid at Christmas when I rolled up and found what I did. I got so excited I left my torch in the car but the only thing too dark was the pantry so I was lucky there. The house must have been highly decorated when originally built as the home for a well to do diary farmer as the remnants of the fret work on the outside looks beautiful and lavish and would have enclosed a good deal of the veranda's. Never before have I seen so much use of pressed tin in an old house and it was mind blowing to see still up in the house and not stripped . The house sits well back from the road and I definitely will NOT reveal it's location because I'm sure as soon as I do the house will end up being pilfered .I'm just guessing by what features I found in the house and think it was built some where between 1900 and 1910? If anyone knows of abandoned buildings around northern nsw Australia I'd love to hear from you so I can film then for everyone to enjoy. Thanks for watching and don't forget to share and like the video.
/ mkuebler5
That pressed tin is amazing! You found a jewel here!!
Absolutely amazing. Sad it was left to rot. Thank you for sharing.
Gorgeous old home. Glad you found it. Its such a shame that these beauties never get the chance to be renovated and saved. I'd love to live there.
Nice place.....love the big trees.....thank you.
What a gem! Lovely old trees.
Huggssilky
Thankyou for showing us. I loved that place too.
This was a great house. Loved this explore. Always something interesting.
Beautiful home. Love your enthusiasm.
Beautiful.......Thanks for posting the video
Beautiful house, amazing views - awesome video. Thank you.
Awesome find , Thanks for sharing your explorations.
Another once proud home reclaimed by the termites
Great to see this lovely old house, looks like its not going to last much longer. What a beautiful location to live.
Thank you for sharing. Yes, that pressed tin looked great. Decorative pressed tin has made a comeback as well, I have seen people use it in renovations lately.
I walked through that place probably almost 20 years ago. It all seemed pretty old then, and I can still remember the feeling of total awe walking through. I loved that house.
Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing 👍👍
Somebody needs to restore it an love it again
My family and I loved this video. All the time spent in building it makes it seem more art than just plan walls. Thanks for sharing..
@LORETTA VANNATTA Great your family and yourself enjoyed watching :)
Homes in those days were a work of art. 💙✌️
...And the Beautiful Surrounded View ! ♥
Thanks for sharing another great find.
Enchanting arts and crafts style cottage. Thanks so much for sharing.
Great Video. Thank you.
Hi Michael. I just love your videos. I'm like you, in that l love the old houses too. 15 years ago we moved from the suburbs 300kms south to Katanning in WA. Our house is 112 years old. You would love it. Please keep up your great work. Your humour is just awesome. You make Me laugh every time. Have a great day, my friend xxx
You can tell someone built this house with love and careful attention to detail. Simply awesome. Greetings from Pennsylvania!
Absolutely fascinating home... with an incredible view!!!! BTW love your accent :)
Looks like an embossed christmas card all over. But I kind of like it.
this house is a ripper mate ...
one word ......,.beautiful
I have never, ever seen pressed tin that beautiful! It almost has an Art Nouveau look. All the patterns are different, it even has medallions around the lights and crown molding on all the corners. Extra fancy decor was often just used in the formal/public rooms of a house and not so much in the bedrooms and kitchen. I hope no one steals it, but I also hope that if anyone tears down the house, or before it rusts totally away somebody carefully removes it, to save it. Amazing!
Someone put a lot of love into that house. Imagine the things it's seen🎈
Absolutely beautiful , thanks for allowing us to view this stunning piece of history.
What an awesome find. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.
what a fantastic, absolutely awesome place!! I would love to restore it to its former glory. all the pressed tin, the arches in the passage way, the old wood burning stove, the fire place, the old copper. It's such a wonderful old piece of history. Please someone out there help this lovely home! Thank you for this video. I loved it!! 😊
Thank you for showing this, can't say anything else than WOW
There were actually times when the more vulnerable animals needed to be brought into the house. So a mud room could double for a temporary area for an enclosed animal or animals.
oh my God!! in LOVE!!!!
I absolutely love your excitement about the place. thanks for sharing and cheers to you on such a wonderful find!
amazing place I BET 40 YEARS AGO
can you imagine how beautiful it was back in the day? wrap around porch and what a view!
Amazing
wow!!! what an amazing place, would have loved to seen what it looked like in its glory days with all that metal walls and ceilings, gorgeous! !! sad that it's in this shape :-(
Beautiful. Thank you
Thank you Michael. Watching again, and enjoying the pressed metal which was great to see once more.
A gem of a house. Sited in a fabulous place on the property. Extraordinary views.
Edit: 29 Nov 2020 - I’ve just rewatched this for about the sixth time. One of my favourite explores of yours. Of course, as well as enjoying it, I especially love how you were so vocally ecstatic over the pressed metal. 😁
You can tell immediately its gonna be gorgeous from the details on the porch! Great find! I share in your joy in all that pressed tin! Used to usually only be on ceilings. Fantastic. And the light fixtures...wow!
You're as excited about pressed tin as Joanna gains is about shiplap 😂 love it
Wow what a Beautiful home ! Would love to see pictures of how it looked long ago..Thanks for sharing !! I Love old things...
That pressed metal looks quite Art Nuevo? If so then early 1900s.
Loved this house, I'm thinking of doing a pressed metal kitchen backsplash & this just strengthened that choice. Thanks for the tour, Michael! 😅
I would live there now! A bit of pest control and fly screens and good to go! Long term restoration to bring it back to it’s original finish. Probably should be heritage listed.
Gorgeous ! Looks like the yard was ready for a campfire sit around :-)
Wow! That Place is stunning! Stunning views! Such pretty country. To bad the termites have ate the place up. Great job.
@AbandonedSC the location is absolutely beautiful and the cows don't know how good they have got it LOL.
Beautiful! Would make a nice fixer upper & home.
That had to of been a beautiful home! Never seen pressed metal like that, it is so pretty! Here in America, I dont recall ever seei g that anyhow! Is that popular in Australia? Glad u stumbled on that, I am sure its even more nicer in person! Thank you for sharing
Wow.! I Absolutely Love~Love this Home. I wish I could buy it and Re~build and keep its Original build, and Design. I Love they way they built homes beck then.
They took pride in doing so. No cheep drywall. This home even had good sized rooms. It was fun to see this not Destroyed.!
It would break my heart if
It does. Since I'm in the USA
I have no idea the cost of property and land but this
Is just Stunning.!
Do you know Who Owned it.?
Or
Why they Left it behind.?
These Beautiful homes break my heart.
Thank you for a Lovely ☺️
Walk through of this home. !
N u
Oh the gingerbread details are so charming. And pressed tin - that's just crazy good.
Hope someone can save all the metal and fretwork, along with the verandah flooring, sadly the house is roached out by white ants by the looks! Our old home is so similar, but where they have VJ's here we have Baltic Pine laid horizontally, our house is 1908-1910 seems 2b taking forever to reno, but will be worth it!
Whoever lived there really appreciated art and beautiful things. I have never seen such a house like this before. It's to bad someone didn't buy it years ago and fix it up. What a loss. Thanks for sharing.
A lucky find! Quite striking. I would have loved to see it 60 years ago. The veranda must have been something, with ached insets between the roof supports. There was that one still attached to the supports at the end of the veranda to the right as one is about to arrive at the front door. The tin sheets are amazing. Hate to think of them ending up buried in a pile of rubble. There are a few decorative tin covered walls in old public buildings in my home town. More usually ceilings, of course. Many years ago, we bought a lot of matching tin panels at an antiques store. We trimmed them to fit in all of the paneled kitchen cabinet doors. Ended with a country French appearing kitchen. Quite nice. A lot of the patterns pressed into the tin had an Art Nouveau quality to the designs. So I guess the house was built around the 1890's. You know houses. How old do you think that house is?
Even the awnings outside are quaint & pretty. What a dreamy place. I cannot imagine why no one lives there, at least as a weekend house. The palm trees in the front is just perfect.
It does look Nuevo. Beautiful!
I love that land. That was beautiful land. Thank you for showing that. :)
I like that you appreciate beautiful things
awesome place but the door jam is just a hint of what's.under the metal panel wall's.
I like the fact that you care
pat goffp.
The gingerbread in the door jambs! 😁 And the transom Windows. So pretty & practical at the same time. Eye candy wherever you looked in there. DARN - you missed the glass light fixture in the living room.
you seem to find these gems in rural areas,,,,,,,,,,,awesome
What a shame that it's all falling apart. However, you captured it for the future, thanks!
Me : "Oh look at the beautiful pattern on the walls!, thats bird puckey.
your living the life thats for sure...i would love to tour around finding abandoned homes. Noone i know is interested go figure lol
Wow that's amazing
This is amazing!
So so sad to see it abandoned
excellent video
I have never seen anything like this. Quite awesome.
Best yet. WOW. Awesome 👏 I wanna go now
raining snakes, I think I would pray for a dry spell. HeHeHe!
David Burkey
That tin tiles are worth good money. At least here in the USA it is. All the old businesses had it on their ceilings years ago...
love the press mental omg stunning.you tend to only see it on ceilings not walls.
beautiful. should be heritage listed.
what a find!
To me, this is a sin to let this place sit like this and just rot away. Does the man who told you about it realize the gold mind that is here. Kuto's for keeping it's location quiet. A find in a million. Absolutely loved the video. Missed seeing your flip flops, tho.
Awesome .
Hi Michael. I agree with your estimate of the age of this gorgeous house. So beautiful. Often it seems, the accidental finds are the best. Thanks. xo
What an unusual bathroom sink that was. Truly a collectors item I would think. I'd have loved to seen that all cleaned up.
I want to live out in nowhere just like this with no neighbors for miles!
I lived in Lismore for a few years, I wish I still did.
Those tin walls ect . should be salvaged before anything bad happens and the get destroyed.
I've never seen walls made like that before. Is this something unique to your part of the world? They must've had money for all of that beautiful metal work
... Their Home was Castle ! ♥ ;-)
Amazing house but the wood has been eaten up by termites. Would love to try to restore the house and keep as much as possible. Really a great find hope you can find more for us.
Never seen a house with metal sheeting over the walls before. The ceilings still looked good which is usually the first thing to go.
I live in Ohio, a state in the United States. I see you picking through the trash on the floor. I have heard that (Down Under ).
there are many different deadly snakes. Are you not afraid one might be hiding under the rubbish.
DAVID Burkey
+HP HP LOL
@David Burkey. No, I live in strayla mate and I have lived with all sorts of critters in my house from time to time. Check out my videos on the snakes that live in my house .
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+HP HP what have black people done to you?
This is a Beautiful Place and the House i love it, where is this ? in Australia ?
Yes in Australia, on the eastern side I believe.
Nice :)
Walls and ceilings are very valuable antiques by the looks someone has been removing it bit by bit
hi, i am in the deep south of the usa. i am very familiar with the pressed tin from when i was a child. here it was mostly used on ceilings. i nevee remember seeing it in a privare home. always in stores.
i realky enjoyed seeing it. i have never seen ones like on the walls.
i wonder if it would be possible to get someone to do rubbings or tracings of the various panels and describe the suze and post online.
thank you.
Going by the thistle I'd say whomever built that home had to be Scottish 🏴
you should try to buy the house and restore it it could be a wonderful home my thought
I've never seen a verandah in such perfect condition like that - me thinks it's made with very thick planks, and might have been the last thing renovated before abandonment.
The unlined room off the kitchen looks like a sleepout.
House was built in the days of gas lighting, hence the ventilated ceiling roses.
That was a well-to-do's farmhouse = with all that pressed metal and non-standard window and door frames.
what are the black lumps on ceilings ? bees nest?
I am So Thrilled that the Beautiful Tin Walls and Ceilings have Not Been Destroyed with Graffiti!! Could they be removed and re-purposed in another building
hey mike I don't understand, why can't you find out ho owns it and ask about the tin, If it,s going to be ripped down take it.