And once again 2 cool places destined to be knocked down. Out with the classics and in with the rubbish flats that have all the character of a bag of flour.
of many of the abandoned houses ive seen, this late 50s one looks SO COMFY. i really dislike boxy houses built after 1950 over here in iceland.. but that's a house i'd love to own. love the warm colors and ceiling high windows in the back part. also love the black & white themes while its colorful elsewhere. such a shame its' empty and has water damage (?) i normally don't like houses from these eras, at least not here. very boring... but that was so vibrant and retro, love the colors-
I love retro so I absolutely loved these,especially the second home. The kitchen was fantastic(I like kitchens). I think these are high up on the list of my favorites that you've explored. I'm not from Australia so thanks for showing me glimpses of life there.
There’s always that one lonely chair! Great video as always! The last house you showed, the fake brick in the kitchen, I had that same fake brick in my first homes kitchen, we built it in the 70s....thought we were living in high Cotton! Lol...
The first bungalow was friggin amazing- such a cool timewarp and just so cool- why can’t we have interesting design like that now rather than bland grey and white ffs. It had a very confusing layout though - why so many bathrooms? It almost seemed like two dwellings in one. Great video dude
Hi Paul, What a great explore. Love the step back in time to tease the lovers of late 50's early 60's properties. in it's day this would have been a large beautiful home but the obvious issues with rising damp and a busy road are likely to have contributed to its early end date. Thank you for your continuing efforts to document these gems
Hi Paul, thanks for sharing - 2 houses, bonus!! These houses wouldn’t need much to make them rentable. I am sure with so many out of work at the moment there would be those who would love the opportunity to have a roof over their heads. Would also discourage squatters and/or vandals too. Stay safe and well, until next time, kind regards, Di.
My pleasure Dianne :-) Yes always annoying knowing these nice big homes are just sitting empty when many are in need but I guess that is why squatters take advantage in many of them. Cheers for watching :-)
Thanks again Urbex Indigo for two very interesting explores of spacious 1950s homes. The facades of both the homes are typical of the 1950s. I love the lime stone facade of the second house you explored. Absolutely love the original pink bathroom in the first home. What was unexpected though, was when you were greeted by some quirky interior renovations towards the back of each home. A mix of renovations for sure, especially in the second house. Looks like the extensions were added in the late 1970s to early 1980s and the kitchen cupboards were more early 1990s. The dark tiled bathroom appeared to have a makeover in the 1990s. The first house seemed like a rabbit warren though and appeared to be water damage for sure. Perhaps an elderly man last resided there and sadly people have trashed it in sections. Most certainly two very unique homes though.
Hi Julz! :-) These are the ones I was telling you about a couple weeks back I think. Classic old 50`s for sure. Pile of rubble in the future. Cheers for watching :-)
I just love these places! The second home, I would so love a home like that, even now! And I can appreciate the toilet being on it's own! I never see that around here! lol Love the kitchen area too!
Both properties are unique and I loved them both. Thank you .It was like going back in time to the sixties and seventies . Great times the sixties And seventies..
The first house felt like a 3-family home. The one side being the main family, the second side a mother-in-law suite and the upstairs being a rental. Interesting set-up. When you were looking at some of the things left by squatters, I thought I spotted some drug paraphenalia. Be careful about those things. Dangerous to touch. The second house looked as if the whole back portion had either been added or redone completely. The one thing that stood out for me was the light fixtures in the two front rooms. beautiful. Another satisfying explore.
I seriously love the kitchen, family room and bathroom of the 2nd house. Takes me back to the 70's..lol.. I love that timber and exposed brick and the arches. wonderful. had friends in Port Fairy , Vic with a very similar home in the 70's.
Hi Paul ,I was thinking it has a feel like the Brady bunch house 😂🤣n you said it I couldn't believe it 😂🤣and that huge bathroom with the Bidet, I really miss that 🤭the first home was never ending n the 2nd has the kitchen like my mother in law 😂🤣 from the 80s i really enjoyed this retro houses thank you Paul , have a great n safe weekend 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺💝
Yet another 2 great old classic homes. All these take me back to my youth. My Aunt lived in some grand old homes over the years. Googled one from Beecroft NSW that she lived in. I was under 10 when I went to that one so over 50 years ago I was last there. To my shock the house is still standing between 2 new ones, the weird thing about it is they moved out and then came back a few years later to build on their land behind it. Now the one behind is gone but that first one still stands. Go figure. Just love those old classics.
Yeah those houses were nice and clean especially the 2nd one, that one was extravagant. I'm ready to move in and leave my little house abandoned. Almost unbelievable. Thanks for the video
These houses have so much potential. I mentally redo them as you walk through. LOL. Sadly, the neighborhoods are terrible! Houses crammed-in so close together, lots of traffic and noise, no peace or privacy. Sad.
I had a pink and black bathroom in Tennessee with the separate shower like that. I believe the house was built in the 50s. Liked the terrazzo floors. Too bad they were not taken care of. The house had a elder care facility to it with those hospital doors. Maybe they got a deal on them along with the commercial toilet in the blue bathroom. Liked the second house. Rooms were a good size and had a good flow. Still like the old 20s homes. The traffic was unbelievable. Give me the countryside any day.
Most of the construction materials and fixtures look like surplus institutional items down to the cinder block construction and the toilets. Very weird feel to both houses. No warmth.
The place was kept in great shape. This place is adorable. If I had the money I would have bought this house. I love ❤️ it. When you say HELLO, it’s so creepy. The first place is so clean, like someone was going to move in.Even though it was out of date, the second house had some expensive updates.
First house was a 60s dream!! I could've moved my furniture in and boom! Settled. The carpet, tiles, appliances, fixtures and window dressings were all top class!! Second house was so so. Thanks for taking us on this exploration, another great episode 😀👍
That house does have that Brady Bunch vibe , nothing wrong with that home , you can tell squatters live there ... the second home had a few amazing features another perfect home
I totally loved the first house! Those 50's/60's contemporary houses are beyond cool. Too bad it had all the water issues ... I'd run right over and buy it!!!
Great video. Amazes me how different the architecture is in Australia compared with the Northeastern US Don't really get why the toilets are separate from the rest of the bathrooms! 🤷♀️ Thanks for the explore, Paul and be safe! ☮️💗
Usually the toilet is separated because it is on a separate water system. In the old houses in the UK the toilets were in separate rooms from the bath and shower, so ppl bath and shower without someone wanting to use the toilet. The loo would have a small wash basin in it.
@@ospreyyy1 Thanks for that info, Eileen! I've traveled all over the US and never saw that before! Love learning new things about other cultures! Cheers! 💗☮️
Can't believe that the owners didn't take that painting left in the first house, i'd snap that up. That third bathroom was strangely massive, almost like it was going to be a bedroom and they changed their mind. I'm liking the new intro, can't get enough of the creepy piano playing you add. Nice job. Look forward to your next production.
@@urbexindigo5164 Hi Paul ! You should see my apt bath room, it's the size of a broom closet.😄😃😂😁 But I'm with you, I wouldn't waste that much space for a bath room. My bath room has an inside red curtain and the outside curtain makes you feel like you're under the water with dolfins and fish on it, also matching picture on the john with a soft light blue rug. On the wall is another under water fish, turtles and dolfins peel and stick. The inside of the door has a round port-hole like on a ship with an under water scean and fish. 😎 I luv the Ocean. Gee how could you tell?🤔 Cheers!
You never disappoint another interesting video concrete block houses one of the cheapest ways to build but very hard to keep warm in the winter usually when I used to have rentals this is the exact type of property I would buy two separate houses on one lot more bang for the buck people always prefer a separate house rather than duplex Etc one house played for the mortgage one for me I'm very thankful I don't have to deal with that anymore so many headaches and heartaches one woman had 18 cats destroyed the house you can never get that cat smell out
It’s unbelievable how many houses get trashed. Do they drive around on purpose looking for empty houses. Gotta love the squatters way of thinking someplace to keep warm out of the weather but no just destroy the place leave a big mess or trash the place.
Wow the first one was a blast from the past with the carpets wallpaper and the pink bathroom 50's and the second looked retro 70's both had lots of floor space could easily get lost or I want to be alone 😂 xx
Covid been keeping me local lately,, but that means I can jump straight on to these when they pop up so it’s all good. Likewise on the tiles in the second one,, very drug lord I thought but still nice . Great start to the weekend,,, cheers.
Two for one :-) what fun. Coming up to the first house made me think of the Flinstones. Most definatly late 50's style. I enjoyed the 2nd house, although not as beautiful as the older homes. They were interesting to see the differences in time periods. Thanks for sharing!
Thank's for sharing this large house . I think it might have been . A duplex at one time . Sad the water will destroy the flooring . Have a great weekend .
Thank you for taking us along! What a beautiful home that must of been at one time! That upstairs though , with the cinder-blocks , had to have been really hot during the summer moths. as I live in a cinder-block home wee had a heat wave come through Vegas getting up to 115f it has gotten up to 96 inside my apt/ so I know they got a little warm up their. Sorry for the ramble /as always stay safe !
I'm a keen viewer of your videos and often wonder if you come across a house full of fleas, especially the homes that are in a mess of left behind belongings. You are braver than me going into the 'unknown' so thanks for every abandoned place video you make!
The commercial doors (with the windows) and the one loo with the commercial plumbing and the second story breeze block construction makes me think someone was bring home leftovers from the job site!! The taps in the first bathroom looked 70's as they looked just like the one's in my Father's "original" bathroom.... !! Interesting homes!
Hi. 2 great finds. The homes in Australia are small on the outside but never ending inside. They love toilets & bathrooms in Australia, they usually have 2 or 3, i guess it saves time from having to dash through from 1 end of the bungalow to the other if you want to spend a penny lol Tfs. :)
Absolutely love the wood ceilings, I would welcome that any day in my home. Whats with all the pink colors lol? Thanks again for sharing , very enjoyable to watch!
Hi mate, the first house was really cool, I liked that one very much, especially the pink and black bathroom. The second home was certainly very period specific, an acquired taste I think, much preferred the older part. Thank you for sharing, take care and stay safe. Cheers buddy.👍😁
Thanks for the tour. I really believe squatters made that mess in the first home because anyone who leaves a refrigerator that clean on the inside when moving out would never have left a pile of clothes scattered about.
Beautiful homes just sitting there when there are so many out there looking for rentals in Adelaide and can't find one :'( Would LOVE to live in one of those!
I really like the 2nd house looked as though one could move right in. Cover the missing doorway until you could new and it's ready to go. Thanks for the explorations.
Cool explore. I just can't fathom the number of bathrooms in the first house, totally disproportionate imho. From it's layout I started to think that maybe it had been some sort of care home at some time, but I didn't see any grab rails in the bathrooms so I'm discarding that theory. Very interesting places and thanks for sharing them with us. All the best from Buenos Aires. 👍🏻👍🏻
I liked the windows on the second house and the outside is nice both very spacious not sure about the pink in the bathroom I mean I like pink but not for a bathroom colour great explore as always thank you Paul 😊
This is my first time viewing your work. Interesting situations - The shower in the laundry and toilet out in the patio area were reminiscent of when outdoor facilities were used to keep servants and work persons from intruding on the "real" family. The same as the grand stairway being in the front for family use and the plain servants entrance and stairs in the back of the house. Also, the separation of bathing rooms and toilet rooms reminds me of Russian floor plans. That sort of arrangement is common, even today. May seem strange but is convenient when one wishes to linger at their bath, yet, the toilet is not blocked for those who need it. Felt very sad for those beautiful plants left to wither and die of neglect.
From the newspapers date, the 1st home was vacant for about several months. I do love the chimney aesthetics and carpet designs. Not a fan of PINK bathrooms. I don't know why but pink makes me cringe sooo bad... But seeing a bidet is a rarity. But I absolutely love the second home's kitchen. Especially the floor and cabinets. The cabinets are most likely 80's. Probably early-to-mid 80's. the oven's are mostly 2000's era.
Looks massive inside. 2000 or more square ft, maybe? Like the house, but not crazy about parts of it. That kitchens way to dark to cook or try and grope around for anything. I think if it was all lit up with soft bright lighting fixtures, and rustic decor, it could be really cosy. The lighting would bring out the warmth of the wood. Have a great one, and cheers for the share.
It's always cool to see these older not updated houses because it almost feels like you've time traveled
And once again 2 cool places destined to be knocked down. Out with the classics and in with the rubbish flats that have all the character of a bag of flour.
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of many of the abandoned houses ive seen, this late 50s one looks SO COMFY. i really dislike boxy houses built after 1950 over here in iceland.. but that's a house i'd love to own. love the warm colors and ceiling high windows in the back part. also love the black & white themes while its colorful elsewhere.
such a shame its' empty and has water damage (?) i normally don't like houses from these eras, at least not here. very boring... but that was so vibrant and retro, love the colors-
I love retro so I absolutely loved these,especially the second home. The kitchen was fantastic(I like kitchens). I think these are high up on the list of my favorites that you've explored. I'm not from Australia so thanks for showing me glimpses of life there.
Glad you enjoyed these ones too Kate :-) Give me retro any day! Many more videos to come :-)
There’s always that one lonely chair! Great video as always! The last house you showed, the fake brick in the kitchen, I had that same fake brick in my first homes kitchen, we built it in the 70s....thought we were living in high Cotton! Lol...
The first bungalow was friggin amazing- such a cool timewarp and just so cool- why can’t we have interesting design like that now rather than bland grey and white ffs. It had a very confusing layout though - why so many bathrooms? It almost seemed like two dwellings in one. Great video dude
Thanks for taking us along on another great adventure! Have to say my favourite is the pink and black bathroom 😁 . Catch you later !
Hi Paul,
What a great explore. Love the step back in time to tease the lovers of late 50's early 60's properties. in it's day this would have been a large beautiful home but the obvious issues with rising damp and a busy road are likely to have contributed to its early end date.
Thank you for your continuing efforts to document these gems
Hi Paul, thanks for sharing - 2 houses, bonus!! These houses wouldn’t need much to make them rentable. I am sure with so many out of work at the moment there would be those who would love the opportunity to have a roof over their heads. Would also discourage squatters and/or vandals too. Stay safe and well, until next time, kind regards, Di.
My pleasure Dianne :-) Yes always annoying knowing these nice big homes are just sitting empty when many are in need but I guess that is why squatters take advantage in many of them. Cheers for watching :-)
Thanks again Urbex Indigo for two very interesting explores of spacious 1950s homes. The facades of both the homes are typical of the 1950s. I love the lime stone facade of the second house you explored. Absolutely love the original pink bathroom in the first home. What was unexpected though, was when you were greeted by some quirky interior renovations towards the back of each home. A mix of renovations for sure, especially in the second house. Looks like the extensions were added in the late 1970s to early 1980s and the kitchen cupboards were more early 1990s. The dark tiled bathroom appeared to have a makeover in the 1990s. The first house seemed like a rabbit warren though and appeared to be water damage for sure. Perhaps an elderly man last resided there and sadly people have trashed it in sections. Most certainly two very unique homes though.
Hi Julz! :-) These are the ones I was telling you about a couple weeks back I think. Classic old 50`s for sure. Pile of rubble in the future. Cheers for watching :-)
This house is beautiful. The shape, the type, the space, and it's perfect i thought. There's no reason to abandoned it. The types of dream house.
I just love these places! The second home, I would so love a home like that, even now! And I can appreciate the toilet being on it's own! I never see that around here! lol Love the kitchen area too!
Both properties are unique and I loved them both. Thank you .It was like going back in time to the sixties and seventies . Great times the sixties And seventies..
The back entrance and kitchen are definitely from the 70s. I like both, they have a good vintage taste, that isn't dated.
The first house felt like a 3-family home. The one side being the main family, the second side a mother-in-law suite and the upstairs being a rental. Interesting set-up. When you were looking at some of the things left by squatters, I thought I spotted some drug paraphenalia. Be careful about those things. Dangerous to touch. The second house looked as if the whole back portion had either been added or redone completely. The one thing that stood out for me was the light fixtures in the two front rooms. beautiful. Another satisfying explore.
I seriously love the kitchen, family room and bathroom of the 2nd house. Takes me back to the 70's..lol.. I love that timber and exposed brick and the arches. wonderful. had friends in Port Fairy , Vic with a very similar home in the 70's.
Love the second home. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us!! Keep them coming....
Love the pink and black bathroom. Brings back memories. Thanks for the video. Stay safe and take care.
Hi Paul ,I was thinking it has a feel like the Brady bunch house 😂🤣n you said it I couldn't believe it 😂🤣and that huge bathroom with the Bidet, I really miss that 🤭the first home was never ending n the 2nd has the kitchen like my mother in law 😂🤣 from the 80s i really enjoyed this retro houses thank you Paul , have a great n safe weekend 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺💝
Haha great minds think alike Francoise :-) Was definitely larger that I first though too! Cheers for watching again, many more to come :-)
Nice place. Seems really big. I like the shiny ornate green wall paper. Definitely original pink and black bathroom. That 3rd bathroom is HUGE!!!
Thanks for watching Marlena :-) Yes that bathroom! lol
Such a variety of architectural styles in Adelaide. That first house was amazing. 👍👏
Yet another 2 great old classic homes. All these take me back to my youth. My Aunt lived in some grand old homes over the years. Googled one from Beecroft NSW that she lived in. I was under 10 when I went to that one so over 50 years ago I was last there. To my shock the house is still standing between 2 new ones, the weird thing about it is they moved out and then came back a few years later to build on their land behind it. Now the one behind is gone but that first one still stands. Go figure. Just love those old classics.
Yeah those houses were nice and clean especially the 2nd one, that one was extravagant. I'm ready to move in and leave my little house abandoned. Almost unbelievable. Thanks for the video
These houses have so much potential. I mentally redo them as you walk through. LOL. Sadly, the neighborhoods are terrible! Houses crammed-in so close together, lots of traffic and noise, no peace or privacy. Sad.
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Both very cool homes!
I had a pink and black bathroom in Tennessee with the separate shower like that. I believe the house was built in the 50s. Liked the terrazzo floors. Too bad they were not taken care of. The house had a elder care facility to it with those hospital doors. Maybe they got a deal on them along with the commercial toilet in the blue bathroom. Liked the second house. Rooms were a good size and had a good flow. Still like the old 20s homes. The traffic was unbelievable. Give me the countryside any day.
Most of the construction materials and fixtures look like surplus institutional items down to the cinder block construction and the toilets. Very weird feel to both houses. No warmth.
The place was kept in great shape. This place is adorable. If I had the money I would have bought this house. I love ❤️ it. When you say HELLO, it’s so creepy. The first place is so clean, like someone was going to move in.Even though it was out of date, the second house had some expensive updates.
I love the 50s house and the kitchen. Beautiful
Very nice... I would be happy to live in these houses 😊
I’m not a fan of wallpaper usually but I loved the wallpaper when you first walked in. It was very cool and very retro!
First house was a 60s dream!! I could've moved my furniture in and boom! Settled. The carpet, tiles, appliances, fixtures and window dressings were all top class!! Second house was so so. Thanks for taking us on this exploration, another great episode 😀👍
That house does have that Brady Bunch vibe , nothing wrong with that home , you can tell squatters live there ... the second home had a few amazing features another perfect home
I totally loved the first house! Those 50's/60's contemporary houses are beyond cool. Too bad it had all the water issues ... I'd run right over and buy it!!!
I actually like the kitchen in the second home, and the bathroom. Edit, I like the hose. That’s for sharing.
Both are beautiful. The second I prefer love the 70s . Very modern and spacious
I love the tiles in the laundry!
love that heater in the second place and yes I agree loved those bathroom tiles very nice
I loved both of these homes. The second one was amazing. Thanks for allowing us to tag along.
Great video. Amazes me how different the architecture is in Australia compared with the Northeastern US
Don't really get why the toilets are separate from the rest of the bathrooms! 🤷♀️ Thanks for the explore, Paul and be safe! ☮️💗
Usually the toilet is separated because it is on a separate water system. In the old houses in the UK the toilets were in separate rooms from the bath and shower, so ppl bath and shower without someone wanting to use the toilet. The loo would have a small wash basin in it.
@@ospreyyy1 Thanks for that info, Eileen! I've traveled all over the US and never saw that before! Love learning new things about other cultures! Cheers! 💗☮️
@@dianemakarevitz798 Me too! I would love to go to Australia after this pandemic is over! take care, stay safe!
A few people have asked this very question Diane :-) Eileen explained it well :-)
Loved the feel of the first home (downstairs)thanks for a great explore!
Glad you enjoyed it Janelle, many more to come :-)
Can't believe that the owners didn't take that painting left in the first house, i'd snap that up. That third bathroom was strangely massive, almost like it was going to be a bedroom and they changed their mind. I'm liking the new intro, can't get enough of the creepy piano playing you add. Nice job. Look forward to your next production.
Maybe it was a bed room but changed to a bath room.
Very well could have been Ruth. I cannot imagine someone wasting that much room on a bathroom? lol
Good call on the bathroom/bedroom as it was strangely huge!!! lol Cheers for watching Gene :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Hi Paul ! You should see my apt bath room, it's the size of a broom closet.😄😃😂😁
But I'm with you, I wouldn't waste that much space for a bath room. My bath room has an inside red curtain and the outside curtain makes you feel like you're under the water with dolfins and fish on it, also matching picture on the john with a soft light blue rug.
On the wall is another under water fish, turtles and dolfins peel and stick. The inside of the door has a round port-hole like on a ship with an under water scean and fish. 😎
I luv the Ocean. Gee how could you tell?🤔 Cheers!
Looks like they forgot their bed. Yep I did check out the carpet & I liked it more than the painting. Thankyou for showing us.
THAT WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The first house was huge.
I would totally rock this house in keeping the same decor!
You never disappoint another interesting video concrete block houses one of the cheapest ways to build but very hard to keep warm in the winter usually when I used to have rentals this is the exact type of property I would buy two separate houses on one lot more bang for the buck people always prefer a separate house rather than duplex Etc one house played for the mortgage one for me I'm very thankful I don't have to deal with that anymore so many headaches and heartaches one woman had 18 cats destroyed the house you can never get that cat smell out
Glad you enjoyed Bev! :-) Wow 18 cats, I love cats and have 2 but 18 is just a bit crazy! lol :-)
I need this house. Is beautiful. I like...
looking at it a second time-love the bathrooms and the double arch kitchen
2 really cool houses 😀 I like the retroness of them .
Paul I love the pink and black bathroom and the light in the hall outside in the hallway very retro.
I noticed the hexagon dining table, we had one in the 70's. It fit 5 people in the family so well.
I really love mid-century style (maybe because it reminds me of my grandparents place when I was a kid)
Like your videos And THANKS FOR NOT SAYING WHATS UP GUYS.
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I could live in that home!!!!! Love the layout! Goodbye wallpaper!!!!!! 😁. In law suite awesome!!!!!!
Nice explore! I really like the second house. I like the dark bathroom tiles too...dirty thoughts.😯
Haha yes that bathroom was totally different vibe to the pink one in the first place! lol
Loved the size of the first one, lived in one similar to the second
Love them both!! Really love that second houses kitchen. Great houses. Thanks for taking us along. Have a great weekend.
It’s unbelievable how many houses get trashed.
Do they drive around on purpose looking for empty houses. Gotta love the squatters way of thinking someplace to keep warm out of the weather but no just destroy the place leave a big mess or trash the place.
Wow the first one was a blast from the past with the carpets wallpaper and the pink bathroom 50's and the second looked retro 70's both had lots of floor space could easily get lost or I want to be alone 😂 xx
Covid been keeping me local lately,, but that means I can jump straight on to these when they pop up so it’s all good. Likewise on the tiles in the second one,, very drug lord I thought but still nice . Great start to the weekend,,, cheers.
Glad you could jump straight on mate! :-) Good call on the drug lord tiles haha. Thanks for watching again :-)
Two for one :-) what fun. Coming up to the first house made me think of the Flinstones. Most definatly late 50's style. I enjoyed the 2nd house, although not as beautiful as the older homes. They were interesting to see the differences in time periods. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed Donelle. :-)
Thank's for sharing this large house . I think it might have been . A duplex at one time . Sad the water will destroy the flooring . Have a great weekend .
Thank you for taking us along! What a beautiful home that must of been at one time! That upstairs though , with the cinder-blocks , had to have been really hot during the summer moths. as I live in a cinder-block home wee had a heat wave come through Vegas getting up to 115f it has gotten up to 96 inside my apt/ so I know they got a little warm up their. Sorry for the ramble /as always stay safe !
I'm a keen viewer of your videos and often wonder if you come across a house full of fleas, especially the homes that are in a mess of left behind belongings. You are braver than me going into the 'unknown' so thanks for every abandoned place video you make!
I like the second one it’s beautiful to bad it will just go to waste but hopefully someone will see your video and be able to save it.
A lot of bathrooms there. Maybe a big family lived there. You got to love that pink 50's bathroom. Really nice homes, I do love the retro look.
The first place was massive and went and went and went!
I liked the first place better for sure Claire, seems to have maybe been 2 units originally
The commercial doors (with the windows) and the one loo with the commercial plumbing and the second story breeze block construction makes me think someone was bring home leftovers from the job site!! The taps in the first bathroom looked 70's as they looked just like the one's in my Father's "original" bathroom.... !! Interesting homes!
Hi. 2 great finds. The homes in Australia are small on the outside but never ending inside. They love toilets & bathrooms in Australia, they usually have 2 or 3, i guess it saves time from having to dash through from 1 end of the bungalow to the other if you want to spend a penny lol Tfs. :)
I agree Mighty Mo, the front never really depicts how large the homes actually are. Cheers for watching :-)
Huge home, I am glad I don't have to clean it..Very interesting layout tho, just everywhere, massive Bathroom for sure.
I enjoyed looking at this home, very cool :)
Absolutely love the wood ceilings, I would welcome that any day in my home. Whats with all the pink colors lol? Thanks again for sharing , very enjoyable to watch!
Hi mate, the first house was really cool, I liked that one very much, especially the pink and black bathroom. The second home was certainly very period specific, an acquired taste I think, much preferred the older part. Thank you for sharing, take care and stay safe. Cheers buddy.👍😁
Yeah I liked the first one too mate! :-)
Wow check out the stylings on these houses like stepping back in time .... Awesome :)
Definitely retro Mini Mad! :-) Thanks for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 Would have looked real swanky in it's day lol :)
The first was nice, but my favorite was the second one. Loved the bathroom tile.
The first place was huge, just looking from the outside , it looked small, next door was really nice also, keep em coming x
Thanks for the tour. I really believe squatters made that mess in the first home because anyone who leaves a refrigerator that clean on the inside when moving out would never have left a pile of clothes scattered about.
Beautiful homes just sitting there when there are so many out there looking for rentals in Adelaide and can't find one :'( Would LOVE to live in one of those!
I would gladly live in one too Sweety Pie! :-) Thanks for watching
I really like the 2nd house looked as though one could move right in. Cover the missing doorway until you could new and it's ready to go.
Thanks for the explorations.
Thanks for the tour, Paul.
Cheers mate! :-)
Wow loved the 1st house what a Gem💎 🥺
Those are lovely homes .shame there going to be demolished.
Cool explore. I just can't fathom the number of bathrooms in the first house, totally disproportionate imho. From it's layout I started to think that maybe it had been some sort of care home at some time, but I didn't see any grab rails in the bathrooms so I'm discarding that theory. Very interesting places and thanks for sharing them with us. All the best from Buenos Aires. 👍🏻👍🏻
Love your choices of house
Both homes are beautiful but a shame that it’s going to be torn down love the older homes have a wonderful weekend 😊
It is a shame Country Girl, so many along this strip already gone. Thanks for watching :-)
Very beautiful homes!
Fantastic!
I actually really like the blue ensuite!
Hi Paul my favorite was the second home it was kind of mix match but I loved that kitchen.
Watching from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦, very interesting homes, love the vibe!
I liked the windows on the second house and the outside is nice both very spacious not sure about the pink in the bathroom I mean I like pink but not for a bathroom colour great explore as always thank you Paul 😊
Glad you enjoyed Megan, thanks for watching again! :-)
These houses are gorgeous! Such a shame they are left to rot away.
I love the size of this house would love to fix up and move in
congratulations, the video was beautiful !!
This is my first time viewing your work. Interesting situations - The shower in the laundry and toilet out in the patio area were reminiscent of when outdoor facilities were used to keep servants and work persons from intruding on the "real" family. The same as the grand stairway being in the front for family use and the plain servants entrance and stairs in the back of the house. Also, the separation of bathing rooms and toilet rooms reminds me of Russian floor plans. That sort of arrangement is common, even today. May seem strange but is convenient when one wishes to linger at their bath, yet, the toilet is not blocked for those who need it. Felt very sad for those beautiful plants left to wither and die of neglect.
That huge bathroom is a surprise for that size house, really should have had a jetted tub.
From the newspapers date, the 1st home was vacant for about several months. I do love the chimney aesthetics and carpet designs. Not a fan of PINK bathrooms. I don't know why but pink makes me cringe sooo bad... But seeing a bidet is a rarity.
But I absolutely love the second home's kitchen. Especially the floor and cabinets. The cabinets are most likely 80's. Probably early-to-mid 80's. the oven's are mostly 2000's era.
Holy crap my eyes my eyes haha so many patterns n colors haha
Near the backdoor - I don’t know if it was tiles or lino on the floor - but I like it!
Omg!!! Wish i could buy iT... i would restore iT ... l♥️ve iT!!!🥰🥰🥰
Very pretty,sad though! Thanks 👍🙋🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Looks massive inside. 2000 or more square ft, maybe? Like the house, but not crazy about parts of it. That kitchens way to dark to cook or try and grope around for anything. I think if it was all lit up with soft bright lighting fixtures, and rustic decor, it could be really cosy. The lighting would bring out the warmth of the wood. Have a great one, and cheers for the share.
Good one Paul! Casablanca ceiling fans are very popular in California.
Cheers Nancy! :-) Thanks for watching