The first two houses didn't look too bad at all, I've seen families live long term in a lot worse conditions. I'd have taken one of the fallen fruits and tried to grow the tree myself!. The height measuring marks on the door shows that it was once a happy laughter filled home. It's so sad to see these lovely houses fall into disrepair and then demolished (all in the name of greed) to be replaced with bland boxes. Good to see the bricks are being salvaged from the last house. Oh if all those walls could talk what stories we'd hear! Thanks for the video, new subbie here from Ireland.
Interesting tours, Paul. :-) The last of those three reminded me of an Adelaide house I lived in during my poor-student days (the late ’70s). It was a turn-of-century building owned by the Highways Department, waiting for demolition (the entire side of the street was slated for demolition in order to widen the street - Nelson St, Stepney). We were squatting in it until asked to move out by the Hwys Dept. We struck a deal to rent the place for $16/week on the condition that we’d move out on a fortnight’s notice when the Dept was ready to demolish. Lived there for two years before we were asked to go. We announced the fact to our friends, many of whom were restoring similar-vintage houses, and called a demolition party for the weekend. About 40 folk turned up with their tools and trucks. At the end of the two-day ‘party’ (yes, we *did* party - smoked lots of weed!) there was nothing left but the masonry walls. Everything else - the flooring, the plumbing, the entire roof, all doors, windows, and fittings, four white marble fireplaces, even the tessellated tiles on the verandah - went to be repurposed in my friends’ houses. When the Hwys Dept came with their machines on the Monday, the demolition workers were somewhat peeved, as they were used to taking all the goodies for themselves (unofficially of course lol). All that was left for them to do was push over the walls. Love your work!
Gosh,the first home,I wanted to get in the video with a shovel an bucket an save some of those lovely plants an rose bush! 🌹 Thanks paul,Paul, watching from Felton,Missouri.
Once again I see rampant destruction in Australia of perfectly good homes for what? Overpriced condos or for businesses that could easily find other ready to go buildings. A real shame, it's sickening.
Paul, I would have bought that first house in a heartbeat; the stand of Gladiolus Byzantinus in the front was awesome (plenty of those along the rest of the house).
Nice doors and light fixtures in house 2. Seems this has been going on for a while. I watch Australia crime story also. Just seen the story of Juanita Nielson, murdered 1975. For trying to get a ban to stop the distraction of home's on Victoria Street, Sydney. Sad love the old home's.
I have spent time in the last year doing some crack remedial work on 2 old houses here in Adelaide... I loved restoring the homes back to fresh and happy... So sad seeing these ones going to the dump... Those ceiling roses were beautiful!
I’m new to your channel and an Adelaide resident for 21 years, homes where made so nicely back in the day, dble brick 🧱 walls, small kitchen and other main living areas where made much bigger. I live in the Valley View area and only 2 streets alway from me I’ve seen so many nice old homes knocked down then they build 2, 3 or 4 slim built homes are put on the one piece of land and this has happened all in one street
More and more lovely homes gone to developers. Sitting for 10 years you said, its just sad. Breaks your heart seeing the kids heights recorded on that door of previous owners.
I hate developers with a passion. Not to mention councils and the state's Planning department which enable developers. This is anzac hwy. Everything is coming down on this stretch of road.
Seasons Greetings Paul, all the very best to you and your loved ones for a wonderful Christmas of good health and happiness. Thank you for all the vlogs :)
On ya, Paul!!! My Olds used to talk with a certain amount of worry, about "Bay of Biscay soil", which is the local Adelaide name given to the reactive clay soil predominant in the Adelaide Plain, on which most of Adelaide is built. I went to Challa Gardens primary, a long time ago, & massive cracks, big enough to swallow a cricket ball, used to open up on the school oval during summer. Fascinating stuff!!!
Urbex Indigo thanks my friend for sharing with me this video my friend about Abandoned- 3 random house explores around Adelaide. it was a really nice video i really enjoyed it so much it was a very interesting about how the way the homes are build there with no basement. i always enjoy your channel i look forward to watching your videos i am from the U.S.A and i waill always show you support to your channel and i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out too my friend keep up the great work you do and God Bless.
The third property , the Bungalow, quite interesting and more scope for an explore 👍thanks too for the info about the reactive clay soil impacting movement of the ground and creating separations and cracks never knew this
If you asked my opinion, I prefer the 1st house 🏠 you've showed. Very clean and descent. Thanks for sharing this 3 houses. God bless 😇 you and keep safe always 🙏. Good luck to your undertakings and next adventure. Until then.
@@urbexindigo5164 thanks. And , thank you for liking my comments. God bless 😇 you and your undertakings and, good luck to your next adventure 🙏. Until then 🙏
Thank you for answering about why all the cracking in homes. I've often wondered too about that. Glad they made changes in codes. But unfortunately Adelaide will look quite different in the years to come, these awesome old homes gone.
These were good finds mate I definitely liked the old Bungalow although it was ripped apart it still would of been a good looking home in her days mate cheers Paul😊
🌟Hi Paul! Such a great shame to see these beautiful classic homes gone forever. Love the garden at the first home really nice. You know I would love any of those homes you just can’t pass up an old era home. Thank you so much again ❤😊🌟x
Hi Paul thanks for another year of fantastic video coverage of these grand old properties,,,, in you neck o the woods kidda have a great Christmas,,,,, from Ed in Southern Arizona
In the 2nd house in the laundry, there was a “Sheila Maid”. A wood & iron drying rack for clothes which works on a pulley system. They are best hung above wood stoves etc to dry the clothes in winter…they are worth good money, hope it gets salvaged.
@@DUMPSTERDIVINGADELAIDE123 I know and it is sad but areas like Semaphore in particular have strict heritage laws in place to protect fine homes... I love walking around Semaphore and pt Adelaide
Hello Paul once again it is sad to see all the old homes go happy holidays from our family to yours keep up the great work stay safe out there love from upstate New York
Thanks, Paul. While not much excitement with those three, us Aussies would have had many a kick with the footy and straight drive with the cricket bat and ball ... great back yards! 😊👌
Hi ! That house 🏠 might be in the 40s but , sure looks great as of now. Nice place. Just curious if, it's hunted houses abandoned so as they say in those days.
hey Urbex Indigo, thanks for the vid. I'd love to find out more about the history of building in Adelaide, so if you know, I'd love to hear :-) ... also was wondering how it is that you come to know so much about historic houses?
Hi Gida :-) I have more really thorough videos coming with heaps of history and to answer your question I actually have learned pretty much all I know from exploring and researching these old homes I come across. I love to compare and analyze and I fell in love with all the old features so I kept on paying more attention and learning the eras they align with :-)
I wonder if the houses next to the cracked wall house will have the same problem with the settling foundation, or were they built later. I don't feel so bad about that third house being demolished, not much else can be done when the settling causes the walls to crack.
@@DUMPSTERDIVINGADELAIDE123 that is pretty cool and interesting! Dam you must have seen a lot of houses torn down over the years. So many more still now
Welcome to the channel Raelene :-) There are a lot of homes sitting around empty in great condition waiting their fate of demolition. Feel free to check out my other explores as there are some beauties! :-)
To everyone watch overseas this is a typical block its pretty large but thay are still around Adelaide today ..with the hills hoist Clothes line in the back yard this is still normal today !
The second home, you missed the cellar. I saw the cut out in the floor. Pity you don't open the hatch. I would bet you would find something of interest in there.
My dad told me when I asked him about the cracks in my grandparents old home which was sold recently at Glanville he said the house build pre war there was no cement the used sand and mortar so as they moved the cracks got bigger their place was 8 Bucknall Rd
Thanks Marieann :-) I looked it up and love that it is still pretty well all original. Kepp an eye on it as to weather a demolition application goes in. Cheers for watching :-)
It's a basic investor/developer formula in Australia. Subdivide, subdivide, subdivide. Destroy anything that gets in the way. Make as money as possible. Not even for benefit of overall housing affordability.
now thats smart , saving the red brick, there about 1.50 to 5/00 each brick, . if the home is older then 50 yrs, there worth about 10.00 each brick, i know this what i do for a living,? last year made over 6 million dollars from old 50 plus brick
tm ,,,,,you made6 million bucks in 1 year ,,gud on ya m8,,,, back in the 70s 80s i made a few million bucks when i sold my heath food supermarkets in Manhattan N,Y ,,,,,, Ed ,,,,,
my workers removed bricks from a mansion in northern ca. it was over 125 yrs. old . the property was for sale i bought it from the former owners niece for 1/2 million
This makes me so sad. I grew up in Henley South in a 1950s Housing Trust Buy In house in the late 60s & 70s. They're all pretty much gone, as is mine, to be replaced with $million giant ugly boxes(2 per block) with feature Wheely Bins on the driveways and no backyard. Even sadder, I suspect this place will have a row or two of 6-8 tiny boxy Townhouses built on it which are now preferred by the evil developers 'cause they make way more money.
First house was nice like flowing plants and rose brush wound be nice get those in different yard or yards to save from being killed ... oh the 3th house was really mass up to badly it suck at kind people don't need yards for kids grow and raise veggies and fruit trees blows
Greedy developers buy up old houses in Adelaide and all over Australia. Most perfectly livable. And put up either 2 large box houses, or more recently either a single or double row of townhouses, which makes them more money. And a good majority of these new places are built really shoddily for a quick $. It's sickening. Real Estate in Australia is expensive and the more places on the block, the more money they make.
As a rule I don’t take anything if I look round abandoned properties but if the home & garden are to be demolished then the fresh fruit is my only exception..such a dreadful waste of beautiful fresh organic fruit.
I have seen so much wasted Sally. And there have been a few items I have rescued from the rubble which I do not feel guilty about haha :-) Yes the fruit trees are always a sad waste :-(
Ive got a mate who lost everything in the bushfires 3yrs ago,,,he,s been homeless ever since,,, he'd pay rent n fix the place up,,,he,d love to live there...
The large backyards were normal back in the day, am not sure when councils halved them then now we have a quarter of the original size, if you're lucky! Not happy about wasting the floor boards in the second house, as we are destroying forests all over the world just for these sorts of buildings etc! What a very wasteful society we are and have been for a long time!🦘🤔🤨
G’day mate, just a heads up in case you don’t know. Make sure you get permission from the relevant people to access these sites you explore, otherwise you are trespassing. Trespassing is a criminal activity, and it is against the law to make money from criminal activity in Australia. You may have any hard earned money taken from you, as it would be considered proceeds of crime. That will also pertain to any acquisitions you purchase from the money you earn from these videos. Just telling you the facts, as there are plenty of a rsehole S out there that would be willing to prosecute you. And consider that you are directly recording your criminal activity, if you do not have the relevant permission to access. I, myself love to see these types of videos, and believe this history should be documented.
Life is short and calculated risks need to be taken in life. I am happy to go through the process and or consequences that will be deemed unlawful from documenting these old homes. Glad you enjoy these videos :-)
The first two houses didn't look too bad at all, I've seen families live long term in a lot worse conditions. I'd have taken one of the fallen fruits and tried to grow the tree myself!. The height measuring marks on the door shows that it was once a happy laughter filled home. It's so sad to see these lovely houses fall into disrepair and then demolished (all in the name of greed) to be replaced with bland boxes. Good to see the bricks are being salvaged from the last house. Oh if all those walls could talk what stories we'd hear! Thanks for the video, new subbie here from Ireland.
Interesting tours, Paul. :-)
The last of those three reminded me of an Adelaide house I lived in during my poor-student days (the late ’70s). It was a turn-of-century building owned by the Highways Department, waiting for demolition (the entire side of the street was slated for demolition in order to widen the street - Nelson St, Stepney).
We were squatting in it until asked to move out by the Hwys Dept. We struck a deal to rent the place for $16/week on the condition that we’d move out on a fortnight’s notice when the Dept was ready to demolish.
Lived there for two years before we were asked to go.
We announced the fact to our friends, many of whom were restoring similar-vintage houses, and called a demolition party for the weekend.
About 40 folk turned up with their tools and trucks. At the end of the two-day ‘party’ (yes, we *did* party - smoked lots of weed!) there was nothing left but the masonry walls. Everything else - the flooring, the plumbing, the entire roof, all doors, windows, and fittings, four white marble fireplaces, even the tessellated tiles on the verandah - went to be repurposed in my friends’ houses.
When the Hwys Dept came with their machines on the Monday, the demolition workers were somewhat peeved, as they were used to taking all the goodies for themselves (unofficially of course lol). All that was left for them to do was push over the walls.
Love your work!
Those plants are gorgeous, Australian flora is amazing
It's sad to see so much old homes are gone for ever,it's a shame! Thanks for your work Paul.Greetings from Germany.
It's 371 Anzac Hwy Plympton and there is already a new house there
Gosh,the first home,I wanted to get in the video with a shovel an bucket an save some of those lovely plants an rose bush! 🌹 Thanks paul,Paul, watching from Felton,Missouri.
Once again I see rampant destruction in Australia of perfectly good homes for what? Overpriced condos or for businesses that could easily find other ready to go buildings. A real shame, it's sickening.
Yep seems to be the way its all going now Bill Still. Cheers for watching :-)
Can't stand in the way of "progress"
Anzac Hwy Plympton? My former home a few doors down was circa 1936
Yep :-)
Paul, I would have bought that first house in a heartbeat; the stand of Gladiolus Byzantinus in the front was awesome (plenty of those along the rest of the house).
Nice doors and light fixtures in house 2. Seems this has been going on for a while. I watch Australia crime story also. Just seen the story of Juanita Nielson, murdered 1975. For trying to get a ban to stop the distraction of home's on Victoria Street, Sydney. Sad love the old home's.
Cheers Melinda :-) I will watch that episode, I recall reading a short article about that. Corruption everywhere!
I have spent time in the last year doing some crack remedial work on 2 old houses here in Adelaide... I loved restoring the homes back to fresh and happy... So sad seeing these ones going to the dump...
Those ceiling roses were beautiful!
I’m new to your channel and an Adelaide resident for 21 years, homes where made so nicely back in the day, dble brick 🧱 walls, small kitchen and other main living areas where made much bigger.
I live in the Valley View area and only 2 streets alway from me I’ve seen so many nice old homes knocked down then they build 2, 3 or 4 slim built homes are put on the one piece of land and this has happened all in one street
Welcome to the channel Patricia :-) Yep they are knocking them down at a fast pace thats for sure! Many more videos on the way, cheers for watching 🙂
More and more lovely homes gone to developers. Sitting for 10 years you said, its just sad. Breaks your heart seeing the kids heights recorded on that door of previous owners.
Cheers for watching again Prue :-)
I hate developers with a passion. Not to mention councils and the state's Planning department which enable developers. This is anzac hwy. Everything is coming down on this stretch of road.
Seasons Greetings Paul, all the very best to you and your loved ones for a wonderful Christmas of good health and happiness. Thank you for all the vlogs :)
Cheers Wendy! And same to you :-)
On ya, Paul!!! My Olds used to talk with a certain amount of worry, about "Bay of Biscay soil", which is the local Adelaide name given to the reactive clay soil predominant in the Adelaide Plain, on which most of Adelaide is built. I went to Challa Gardens primary, a long time ago, & massive cracks, big enough to swallow a cricket ball, used to open up on the school oval during summer. Fascinating stuff!!!
This is hard to watch, i grew up in Hindmarsh sad to see it change thats for sure! 😔 thankyou for sharing ❤️
Oh hey! Just subscribed from South Plympton!!
Welcome Kazza 🙂 Cheers for subbing. Got some cool country farm house ones on the way too!
@@urbexindigo5164 Sounds great 😎
I live in Adelaide and happy to renovate one of these homes to live!
Urbex Indigo thanks my friend for sharing with me this video my friend about Abandoned- 3 random house explores around Adelaide. it was a really nice video i really enjoyed it so much it was a very interesting about how the way the homes are build there with no basement. i always enjoy your channel i look forward to watching your videos i am from the U.S.A and i waill always show you support to your channel and i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out too my friend keep up the great work you do and God Bless.
Cheers Wayne, thanks heaps for your support, glad you still enjoying :-)
The third property , the Bungalow, quite interesting and more scope for an explore 👍thanks too for the info about the reactive clay soil impacting movement of the ground and creating separations and cracks never knew this
Glad you enjoyed it Julia, cheers for watching :-)
If you asked my opinion, I prefer the 1st house 🏠 you've showed. Very clean and descent.
Thanks for sharing this 3 houses. God bless 😇 you and keep safe always 🙏. Good luck to your undertakings and next adventure. Until then.
Cheers Mary! :-) Have some really cool ones on the way! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 thanks. And , thank you for liking my comments. God bless 😇 you and your undertakings and, good luck to your next adventure 🙏. Until then 🙏
Thank you all . Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 in advance.
Thank you for answering about why all the cracking in homes. I've often wondered too about that. Glad they made changes in codes. But unfortunately Adelaide will look quite different in the years to come, these awesome old homes gone.
These were good finds mate I definitely liked the old Bungalow although it was ripped apart it still would of been a good looking home in her days mate cheers Paul😊
Hey Werner! Yeah I like the look of the old Bungalow the best too, worn and weary but no floors!! lol Cheers mate :-)
More cool old homes destined for the scrap heap.. damn sad really thanks again for documenting these. Cheers MM :)
H MM :-) Yeah these ones were just some I accidently came across out driving. Cheers :-)
🌟Hi Paul! Such a great shame to see these beautiful classic homes gone forever. Love the garden at the first home really nice. You know I would love any of those homes you just can’t pass up an old era home. Thank you so much again ❤😊🌟x
Glad you enjoyed it Megan, thanks for watching again :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 I’m glad your glad! 😊
Thanks for the tours Paul!
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Hi Paul thanks for another year of fantastic video coverage of these grand old properties,,,, in you neck o the woods
kidda have a great Christmas,,,,, from Ed in Southern Arizona
Cheers Ed :-) Have more really cool ones coming! Have a great Christmas mate, thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Rockin around the Christmas tree ,,,,,,,, Merry Christmas Paul
Beautiful old homes in Adalaide! Would love to visit some day. Another fantastic video. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it Pete :-)
In the 2nd house in the laundry, there was a “Sheila Maid”. A wood & iron drying rack for clothes which works on a pulley system. They are best hung above wood stoves etc to dry the clothes in winter…they are worth good money, hope it gets salvaged.
it is very sad to see so many old homes disappearing not like here in Queensland people love the old Queenslander homes
Hello Kim
Queensland has knocked down the majority of their heritage homes....South Australia has a strong heritage scheme in place....
@@spitzndtruth1484 - They're nearly all gone in South Australia & Adelaide too
@@DUMPSTERDIVINGADELAIDE123 I know and it is sad but areas like Semaphore in particular have strict heritage laws in place to protect fine homes... I love walking around Semaphore and pt Adelaide
@@spitzndtruth1484 - They're knocking old cottages down around my area of Mile End too, putting up high rise unit blocks by the Chinese
Hello Paul once again it is sad to see all the old homes go happy holidays from our family to yours keep up the great work stay safe out there love from upstate New York
Happy holidays to you and your family too Nancy :-)
Beautiful yard
Thanks, Paul. While not much excitement with those three, us Aussies would have had many a kick with the footy and straight drive with the cricket bat and ball ... great back yards! 😊👌
Thanks Ken! :-)
Hi ! That house 🏠 might be in the 40s but , sure looks great as of now. Nice place. Just curious if, it's hunted houses abandoned so as they say in those days.
What is SADDER is watching beautiful historic homes in the best suburbs being torn down for prefab, garbage apartments.
Another great video Paul, thanks 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Vicky, thank you :-)
I love the 1st house that you showed. I love older houses a lot 😌. Take care 🙂 💕 💜
hey Urbex Indigo, thanks for the vid. I'd love to find out more about the history of building in Adelaide, so if you know, I'd love to hear :-) ... also was wondering how it is that you come to know so much about historic houses?
Hi Gida :-) I have more really thorough videos coming with heaps of history and to answer your question I actually have learned pretty much all I know from exploring and researching these old homes I come across. I love to compare and analyze and I fell in love with all the old features so I kept on paying more attention and learning the eras they align with :-)
Amen 🙏 urbex speaking 🔊 truth loud and clear 👏 cheers 🍻 urbex always a great video thanks man
Glad you enjoyed Lita, cheers! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 thanks cheers 🍻 to you too 👍
I wonder if the houses next to the cracked wall house will have the same problem with the settling foundation, or were they built later. I don't feel so bad about that third house being demolished, not much else can be done when the settling causes the walls to crack.
Port Road, Welland...I used to sqat there
Very similar mate :-) But this one was in Woodville. I did explore those 2 on Port road a few years back
@@urbexindigo5164 - They are still there empty.. I used to run the squatters union back in the 70s and 80s too
@@DUMPSTERDIVINGADELAIDE123 that is pretty cool and interesting! Dam you must have seen a lot of houses torn down over the years. So many more still now
@@urbexindigo5164 - Idiots, punks coming along and burning them down while we weren't home, 😠
In the second home have they taken the skirting boards off to lift the floors as they haven't stacked them up.
Oh my golly. What happened there on that 3rd house? It looks worse than the 2nd one you showed. OMG 😲.
Hi Mary, yeah they had salvaged process in place already. Thanks for watching :-)
At last found an Australian channel. The first home looks in great condition shame to see them go for box cookie cut places.
Welcome to the channel Raelene :-) There are a lot of homes sitting around empty in great condition waiting their fate of demolition. Feel free to check out my other explores as there are some beauties! :-)
good video
To everyone watch overseas this is a typical block its pretty large but thay are still around Adelaide today ..with the hills hoist Clothes line in the back yard this is still normal today !
I find it interesting that toilets are separated from the “bathroom “. I’m in the USA.
It's an English tradition. When I was visiting England in 1979, the homes there had the toilet in a separate room from the sink and shower.
Is that orange flower crocosmia? I had those in wasington state usa.
Hi Elizabeth, I am not sure what flowers it was :-) Cheers for watching
It's 371 Anzac Hwy Plympton and there is already a new house there
Why is that bungalow house 🏠 going to be demolished? It looks fairly good.
Someone just wanted to build a newer home it seems Mary. Thanks for watching :-)
Paul, why aren't you picking up books? I'm sure they were books where the concrete floor is now exposed.
They looked interesting.
The second home, you missed the cellar. I saw the cut out in the floor. Pity you don't open the hatch. I would bet you would find something of interest in there.
Thus us my home town old Adelaide
My dad told me when I asked him about the cracks in my grandparents old home which was sold recently at Glanville he said the house build pre war there was no cement the used sand and mortar so as they moved the cracks got bigger their place was 8 Bucknall Rd
Thanks Marieann :-) I looked it up and love that it is still pretty well all original. Kepp an eye on it as to weather a demolition application goes in. Cheers for watching :-)
It's a basic investor/developer formula in Australia. Subdivide, subdivide, subdivide. Destroy anything that gets in the way. Make as money as possible. Not even for benefit of overall housing affordability.
The first house was definitely a deceased estate, probably loved there for decades lived the house just the way it was didn't see the need to update.
It’s definitely a developer’s paradise
I was wondering if you might have any contact details for some of these properties.?
I'm curious about the one's outback farm home's.
now thats smart , saving the red brick, there about 1.50 to 5/00 each brick, . if the home is older then 50 yrs, there worth about 10.00 each brick, i know this what i do for a living,? last year made over 6 million dollars from old 50 plus brick
tm ,,,,,you made6 million bucks in 1 year ,,gud on ya m8,,,, back in the 70s 80s i made a few million bucks when i sold my heath food supermarkets in Manhattan N,Y ,,,,,, Ed ,,,,,
my workers removed bricks from a mansion in northern ca. it was over 125 yrs. old . the property was for sale i bought it from the former owners niece for 1/2 million
@@tm8747 good to talk with you ,, my buddy he is a property restorer up in Utah i live in Beverly Hills now climate suits my wonky knees lol seya Ed
how do all? draughtsmen used to design a house with a morning sun aspect into kitchen. taztez
Look to me like uts anzac highway a suburb of Adelaide??
Lots of old homes in Melbourne being demolished as well. This channel seems to only be Adelaide based.
Hi Ava :-) Yes most of these homes are Adelaide but most of the country farm houses are in Victoria :-)
They will put 3-4 townhouses on that block.
are those houses for sale for rebuild or repair ？！
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The first house was built wayyy before convicts ever arrived, old tartaria place
Yeah right
A suburb of Adelaide my home town where i am right now ..🤔 if the cops see you mate in the daytime thay with arrest you oh well good Luck ..
This makes me so sad. I grew up in Henley South in a 1950s Housing Trust Buy In house in the late 60s & 70s. They're all pretty much gone, as is mine, to be replaced with $million giant ugly boxes(2 per block) with feature Wheely Bins on the driveways and no backyard. Even sadder, I suspect this place will have a row or two of 6-8 tiny boxy Townhouses built on it which are now preferred by the evil developers 'cause they make way more money.
It's nothing short of criminal how they can do this....
First house was nice like flowing plants and rose brush wound be nice get those in different yard or yards to save from being killed ...
oh the 3th house was really mass up to badly it suck at kind people don't need yards for kids grow and raise veggies and fruit trees blows
why looks livable to me
Adelaide the Agapanthus capital!!
Still in good condition. Why abandoned?
Greedy developers buy up old houses in Adelaide and all over Australia. Most perfectly livable. And put up either 2 large box houses, or more recently either a single or double row of townhouses, which makes them more money. And a good majority of these new places are built really shoddily for a quick $. It's sickening. Real Estate in Australia is expensive and the more places on the block, the more money they make.
I was more concerned about snakes than anything paranormal tbh…..
Most likely, other people might have taken advantage of what's left behind and , left the house in bad condition.
Adelaide is such a cave
Another waste. Thanks for the vids.
This house paul isn't 40s its more lije 60s to me
As a rule I don’t take anything if I look round abandoned properties but if the home & garden are to be demolished then the fresh fruit is my only exception..such a dreadful waste of beautiful fresh organic fruit.
I have seen so much wasted Sally. And there have been a few items I have rescued from the rubble which I do not feel guilty about haha :-) Yes the fruit trees are always a sad waste :-(
They don't make em like that any more
Nice house,,,why knock it down when there,s so many homeless people in Aus,,, somebody would love to live there...
Ah good old Adelaide, you can arrive by train bus plane or car, but you end up leaving in a barrel @@
oh no.. such a waste.. these houses are wrth their weight in gold cant you save her?
Bulldozer needed for these old shitboxes
what a waste1
The first house looks like it’s on Anzac Highway. Is it? Or Port Road?
Hi Ada :-) Yes it was on Anzac Hwy just after cross roads towards Glenelg :-)
Ive got a mate who lost everything in the bushfires 3yrs ago,,,he,s been homeless ever since,,, he'd pay rent n fix the place up,,,he,d love to live there...
The large backyards were normal back in the day, am not sure when councils halved them then now we have a quarter of the original size, if you're lucky! Not happy about wasting the floor boards in the second house, as we are destroying forests all over the world just for these sorts of buildings etc! What a very wasteful society we are and have been for a long time!🦘🤔🤨
Thanks for watching Carmen :-)
G’day mate, just a heads up in case you don’t know. Make sure you get permission from the relevant people to access these sites you explore, otherwise you are trespassing. Trespassing is a criminal activity, and it is against the law to make money from criminal activity in Australia. You may have any hard earned money taken from you, as it would be considered proceeds of crime. That will also pertain to any acquisitions you purchase from the money you earn from these videos. Just telling you the facts, as there are plenty of a rsehole S out there that would be willing to prosecute you. And consider that you are directly recording your criminal activity, if you do not have the relevant permission to access.
I, myself love to see these types of videos, and believe this history should be documented.
Life is short and calculated risks need to be taken in life. I am happy to go through the process and or consequences that will be deemed unlawful from documenting these old homes. Glad you enjoy these videos :-)