Wow ! That place is fantastic. I have seen a lot of very good places but I think this one probably beats most of them 👍 Enjoyed every second. Let us hope that no vandals find it !!
Just catching up watching more of your explores after a break for a few years. In the last few days I've watched this one, Silent Pool mansion, Hope Mausoleum and the so sad one- (the substantially trashed it seems house full of the masses of hoardings of an old person)- Arthur's mansion. A big thank you for showing us all these amazing things. Deepdene World War 2 shelter (original video) is still my favourite and I keep coming back to it knowing the area well.
Thank you for watching & commenting, I really do appreciate it, I only recently found Arthur's house was being posted on youtube as 'sleepy hollow' as Adam Mark & Dave from AWE & 'The ghost trail series' have all covered it nicely. Thanks again & stay safe!
@@AbandonedUK Thanks, yes we love your work. By the way I should have mentioned- I thought when I watched your Hope Mausoleum outside of video- There's a tour you can go on 1 hour + round much of the Hope Family old Deepdene estate including round the top terrace and passing the (blocked up again -probably just as well) top, and bottom entrances to the Southern Rail WW2 shelter AND THE GUIDES ACTUALLY TAKE YOU INSIDE THE MAUSOLEUM and chat about all the caskets a good deal, I took my cousin & his wife on it a year or two ago, its arranged by the Dorking Museum, alas no doubt suspended for the moment, but in case you didn't know & ever want to go see here dorkingmuseum.org.uk/the-deepdene-trail/
I’m still working my way through this video, amazing place full of cool stuff that really demands a long video which I’m more than happy to watch. Thanks for getting up at 4am to film it for us all to enjoy:) Happy New Year to you
Thanks Darren, I went back a few day's after my visit & workmen's tools were inside & a dumper truck parked in front of the house, so I guess it's lucky I got in when I did. All the best for 2021, regards Steve.
Another amazing video Steve. You really do find some gems. That must have been a stomach-turning explore that time of the morning. It was great to see it was untouched by bad explorers. Happy New Year Steve.
Thanks Wayne, I was searching for weeks, before someone posted the location, it's had a few different names already, went back for another look a few days later & ground clearance had begun around the house, I got lucky on this one! Happy New Year!
Great work! I loved the before and after photos too! I never realised how quickly you get these videos out, since that author you mentioned passed only two days ago.
That was a very nice find wow, a museum on itself and a lot of very interesting things too look at, you always come up with very nice explores, Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year.
Ah, thank goodness it's back, the last 10mins wouldn't play when watching this the other day..thanks again :-)..edit; I see some wonderful research added here, people must surely notice how much more effort you put into your 'youtube hobby'.. something you certainly won't find if you happen upon the likes of 'exploring with fighters with his travelling brigade of ...hmmm, say no more lol
Welcome back!..Sorry about that, yes I was shocked when I realized the sound was not in sinc with my final edited upload & had to go back to the drawing board & correct it. Thank you so much for checking back & for your positive feedback...much appreciated, Seasons greetings!
How can they possibly think of demolishing this house?! The contents look a lot like mine, it’s beautiful. It also looks like someone is caring for it too
It is an amazing house, for sure. Truly shocking to think it's going to be destroyed and that the contents will probably end up in land fill. So sad...
@@AbandonedUK I hate new builds. We live in a weird house that looks tiny from the outside but the Tardis on the inside. A mixture of late medieval and Victorian. I love it ❤️
There's always thrilled when I see that you've posted a new adventure. It seems like it was quite a happy home for a time. Books, toys, games and a lot of original artwork suggest that there was a family of interesting people living here. Were they related to the actress Olivia De Havilland? Cheers, friend. Happy Christmastime and a Merry New Year.
Thank you, I do believe they were related in some manner, I am quite busy, but I'm sure someone will tell us. Seasons greetings & hope a healthy new year!
I managed to do a little research today & Actresses Olivia & half sister Joan Fontaine descended from Charles, brother to Lt Col Thomas Fiott who were born eleven years apart, the history is pretty interesting & is an Anglo French family belonging to landed gentry that originated from mainland Normandy & settled in Guernsey in the middle ages, A branch of the family resided for many years at Havilland Hall near St Peter Port in Guernsey.
@@AbandonedUK thank you for looking into this a little further. It seems like anything of real interest was removed from the home and what was left seemed of little importance. Have you seen the great documentary "Grey Gardens"? I kept thinking about that film while watching your footage. Cheers! Here's to our health. Best regards to you and your family from Wisconsin.
Yes & No....The yes's always turn out to be for normal reasons, doors slamming/moving, voices, noises etc....worst thing is seeing one's own reflection;-)
As always your films make me cry, Everything you do is safe as houses!
That bad eh! Thank you, I'll take as a compliment....Seasons greetings!
Wow ! That place is fantastic. I have seen a lot of very good places but I think this one probably beats most of them 👍 Enjoyed every second. Let us hope that no vandals find it !!
It really is! Glad you enjoyed your visit.
Fantastic find!! Filmed beautifully!! I love how you really look at the artifacts!! Thank you for sharing!!
Glad you enjoyed it Diane!
Just catching up watching more of your explores after a break for a few years. In the last few days I've watched this one, Silent Pool mansion, Hope Mausoleum and the so sad one- (the substantially trashed it seems house full of the masses of hoardings of an old person)- Arthur's mansion. A big thank you for showing us all these amazing things. Deepdene World War 2 shelter (original video) is still my favourite and I keep coming back to it knowing the area well.
Thank you for watching & commenting, I really do appreciate it, I only recently found Arthur's house was being posted on youtube as 'sleepy hollow' as Adam Mark & Dave from AWE & 'The ghost trail series' have all covered it nicely. Thanks again & stay safe!
@@AbandonedUK Thanks, yes we love your work. By the way I should have mentioned- I thought when I watched your Hope Mausoleum outside of video- There's a tour you can go on 1 hour + round much of the Hope Family old Deepdene estate including round the top terrace and passing the (blocked up again -probably just as well) top, and bottom entrances to the Southern Rail WW2 shelter AND THE GUIDES ACTUALLY TAKE YOU INSIDE THE MAUSOLEUM and chat about all the caskets a good deal, I took my cousin & his wife on it a year or two ago, its arranged by the Dorking Museum, alas no doubt suspended for the moment, but in case you didn't know & ever want to go see here dorkingmuseum.org.uk/the-deepdene-trail/
They had nice taste in art.
I’m still working my way through this video, amazing place full of cool stuff that really demands a long video which I’m more than happy to watch. Thanks for getting up at 4am to film it for us all to enjoy:) Happy New Year to you
Thanks Darren, I went back a few day's after my visit & workmen's tools were inside & a dumper truck parked in front of the house, so I guess it's lucky I got in when I did. All the best for 2021, regards Steve.
13:41 "Rules of my KYTCHEN"....
Made me chuckle.
Thanks for stopping by Nick & keep safe!
At last another video thank you. Always enjoy your content. Hope your staying safe and have a great Xmas.
Thanks, you too!
loved it as always !!! and merry christmas and a happy 2021 to you...
greetsz from holland, ...max
Same to you Max! Thanks for viewing & your comments.
It would make a lovely home. Wish I could move in
Glad you enjoyed the visit...me too!
Another amazing video Steve. You really do find some gems. That must have been a stomach-turning explore that time of the morning. It was great to see it was untouched by bad explorers. Happy New Year Steve.
Thanks Wayne, I was searching for weeks, before someone posted the location, it's had a few different names already, went back for another look a few days later & ground clearance had begun around the house, I got lucky on this one!
Happy New Year!
Great work! I loved the before and after photos too! I never realised how quickly you get these videos out, since that author you mentioned passed only two days ago.
Thank you so very much! although I try to edit & publish asap, but I'm not that quick, as the Author died on the 12th Dec.
That was a very nice find wow, a museum on itself and a lot of very interesting things too look at, you always come up with very nice explores, Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year.
Glad you enjoyed it rolf, thanks for stopping by, seasons greeting to you too.
Great video 👻
Thanks for the visit
Ah, thank goodness it's back, the last 10mins wouldn't play when watching this the other day..thanks again :-)..edit; I see some wonderful research added here, people must surely notice how much more effort you put into your 'youtube hobby'.. something you certainly won't find if you happen upon the likes of 'exploring with fighters with his travelling brigade of ...hmmm, say no more lol
Welcome back!..Sorry about that, yes I was shocked when I realized the sound was not in sinc with my final edited upload & had to go back to the drawing board & correct it. Thank you so much for checking back & for your positive feedback...much appreciated, Seasons greetings!
How come there's no dust anywhere?
No people & pets = less or no dust, I guess.
How can they possibly think of demolishing this house?! The contents look a lot like mine, it’s beautiful. It also looks like someone is caring for it too
It is an amazing house, for sure. Truly shocking to think it's going to be destroyed and that the contents will probably end up in land fill. So sad...
Folks want modern eco builds nowadays...It would be a money pit to update it, to be honest. Thanks for watching/comments.
@@AbandonedUK You are very welcome. I would move there in a heartbeat if I could afford it x
@@AbandonedUK I hate new builds. We live in a weird house that looks tiny from the outside but the Tardis on the inside. A mixture of late medieval and Victorian. I love it ❤️
@@katewolfspirit6722 I know, they could sell the contents at auction and get money. It’s the sort of stuff I buy
There's always thrilled when I see that you've posted a new adventure. It seems like it was quite a happy home for a time. Books, toys, games and a lot of original artwork suggest that there was a family of interesting people living here. Were they related to the actress Olivia De Havilland? Cheers, friend. Happy Christmastime and a Merry New Year.
Thank you, I do believe they were related in some manner, I am quite busy, but I'm sure someone will tell us. Seasons greetings & hope a healthy new year!
I managed to do a little research today & Actresses Olivia & half sister Joan Fontaine descended from Charles, brother to Lt Col Thomas Fiott who were born eleven years apart, the history is pretty interesting & is an Anglo French family belonging to landed gentry that originated from mainland Normandy & settled in Guernsey in the middle ages, A branch of the family resided for many years at Havilland Hall near St Peter Port in Guernsey.
@@AbandonedUK thank you for looking into this a little further. It seems like anything of real interest was removed from the home and what was left seemed of little importance. Have you seen the great documentary "Grey Gardens"? I kept thinking about that film while watching your footage.
Cheers! Here's to our health. Best regards to you and your family from Wisconsin.
How do you find these places?
Lot of research..I.T Detective work & net-working.
Demolished - why? At least you beat the vandals to it.
Someone wants the land it's on for a new build (planning application granted).
This Is Not About The Plastic Surgeon That Makes Girls Into Dolls "Lola Dolls".
🤦🏻♀️ Ill Keep Searching
Ace! haha
🤦🏻♀️ Yes Had A Coworker Say Ace Was My Father 😅
Have you ever had any spooky incidents whilst exploring?
Yes & No....The yes's always turn out to be for normal reasons, doors slamming/moving, voices, noises etc....worst thing is seeing one's own reflection;-)
@@AbandonedUK Haha, thanks for the response!