Abandoned- 2 character homes! A 20`s Bungalow and a 30`s Tudor style. Both now gone.
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- Hey house lovers and explorers! This video we go through 2 classic old Adelaide style character homes, the first one is a 1925 Californian style bungalow also knows as arts and craft style.
It has not been altered other than an upgrade to bathroom with is a nice addition.
The second home was built in 1936 and has a classic 30`s Tudor gable on the facade although the home is not fully tudor it is very much 1930`s style with vintage art deco ceiling and door features.
The owners of the home at some point made some modifications and alterations with changed the layout as you will see.
Both these homes represent the charming inter war period homes here in Adelaide South Australia.
Both of these old beauty`s have now been demolished lost to knew development going up in their place.
Hope you guys and gals enjoy the tours.
Cheers for watching :-)
I wonder sometimes when a heritage house is still in pretty good shape why aren’t we preserving them? It’s great that you are documenting them. I think, like me, many people would be interested in living in them and fixing them up to heritage standard.
It’s just sad to see another one being pulled down.
The details of these old houses are very beautiful 😍 and such a shame they're demolished for modern day progress!! The ceiling with the rosettes plus the glass globes was awesome! The bathtub like the claw feet are in high demand! It is a great 👍 job of preserving history with your videos & pictures!! Maybe some day you can sell them to the city, provinces or states to show the amazing homes of yesteryear!!! Thanks for sharing these beautiful 😍 homes of the past!!!!!
I just can't believe that people (local authorities) just think nothing of demolishing all those old and stunning historical homes. It's a sin. 😩 Another great video. 👍
Thanks my friend Urbex Indigo this was a very interesting video about Abandoned 2 Character home! a 20'S BUNGALOW AND A 30'S tudo style . Both now gone it i really enjoyed it i am from the U.S.A and i always enjoy your channel and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thank again.
What grand older houses 🏘️🤔. I love 💘 both of them. Stay safe 🙏❤💓💙
Glad you enjoyed them Denise, thanks for watching :-)
The ceilings in these homes are so beautiful never fails to make me sad to know they will be gone forever. I have always wondered about the high door knobs
Will do a video on the progression of door knob height as it is both mysterious and interesting. Around 1920 the became mostly on the high sides of doors as a rule of thumb
Oh wow, so much to look at lots of great features now sadly gone, what a shame to make way for small bland dog boxes with no character or to make way for roads.... damn shame indeed... Great video Cheers MM :)
Hi Mini Mad :-) Yep just 2 more to the list of classics gone! Thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 No worries, you always know how to sniff out great old places to document so good to see :)
Nice houses. I would definitely live in one of those, especially liked the second one. I didn’t see anything wrong with that one at all. The little long room on the backside of the living room looks like an addition judging by the chimney extending into it and the fact it seems to cover about half of the driveway. With the ramp in the back I would guess they remodeled the front bedroom and bath to have a walk-in shower for someone with a handicap. It looks like the little section that juts into that bedroom is the linen closet on the opposite side of the wall. That cement bench in the backyard was enormous.
Dam ready for sleep and up pops a video I just have to watch love all these houses thanks 😊🇦🇺
Hope you enjoy Michelle :-) Yeah I thought I would upload it tonight :-)
Hi urbex indigo what a shame these beautiful homes have to be demolished love all your videos.
18:30 That wood has only been stripped of paint. It is red cedar & it is light, but there's nothing 'cheap' about it. It was used for it's colour & the fact that white ants hate it.
Loved the art deco ceiling and the fireplaces.These homes had so much charm.I hate that they are demolished. Glad I got to seem them.Cheers .
G'day Paul . . What a shame hey . . Homes like those should never be demolished . . I especially liked the pillars out the front of the second one . .
Those pillars reminded me of my grandparents’ home, built in the early 20s I think. It had a more conventional layout, though. The house is still there, but alas! I think the pillars (and the charm) are gone.
The first house has a very authentic feel to it, 30's for sure, the second was similar, but cleverly updated to a more modern format.Lots of little throwaways to the time, firebox art tiles, pediment ceiling treatments, a Pullman kitchen, the floors were original, but in puzzling condition, perhaps had a large area India/oriental carpet or two.I kept hearing Cole Porter's In The Still of The Night, along with your theme, by the California Wampus Kittens~ Cheers!!
Lordy,I'd love to have the claw foot tub! Here in the states they go for big $$$$. 🤓🤓
All your videos have birds squeaking...what kind are they?🤔
Hi Alma :-) Yep that one was in great condition too! Thanks for watching :-)
Great video.Australian birds sound very noisy and exotic.Makes a change from the usual pidgeons ,sparrows and seagulls we have in Glasgow 🏴👍😃
I would personally rather live in these homes than the newer flimsy houses.Thanks for the tours,I enjoy them very much.👍❤️🇺🇸
The style is not Art's and Craft's. The style is called Craftsman.
Thanks, Paul. I'll say it again ... sadly, the price of 'progress' to our history is immense. 😢
Recently abandon maybe to knock down , I notice the light globes. As far as I know they were handed out about 2004 or 2005. Hope you didn’t forget to lock the front door as the back was open anyway. Those screens ( flyscreen) are hot property I need new ones for my rental.
I'm a fan of yours and I always have to watch your videos of these beautiful old homes. It's very sad to see them being taken down for new developments.
These homes are history and they can't be replaced. Thank you for sharing,here watching from Las Vegas.
We have the same ceiling rose ( entry ) architraves and railings in our 1945 Art Deco home . Lots of maintenance required to keep these old Adelaide houses looking good.
Hi from England 🇬🇧🙋 , are the birds normal for Australia they sound like there been murdered , how does anyone live next to that noise ?
I enjoy your videos!! This is so sad it's going to be demolished, due to new development! This home is totally livable! Makes me think owners were bought out
My word that kitchen doesn’t seem functional 😐. Love the ceilings, never get tired seeing those!
hey paul terminology @ 8:02 is a 'tessellated' tiled floor , each piece individually cut & layed by hand in a wet bed of mortar , the best examples of survival of this material have been found under the once molten hot lava of pompei
Very nice, liked first one , such massive yards. Dammed shame tho that they are demolishing them.
beautiful ceilings. Are they plaster?
Great explore as always. Thanks for sharing
So really sad that the two houses are to be demonioned such beautiful historian in such good condition only one wall needs repaired then there is nothing wrong with these house.
They look in good shape for how old they are. Hope your hand is better.
Liked the Tudor style home the best as i think they tried to keep it really mice. My heart melted to see the first one being demolished 😞
The houses should be saved and fixed up not nocked down.
The older houses certainly had a lot of character
I noticed the first house there is no harth in front of the fireplace which is strange cause if a log fell out of the fire place you dont want it straight onto the carpet beautiful ceilings in the second house
Building more high rise yuck
Very cool explore. Such a shame their gonna be demolished
Hi Robin, thanks for watching :-)
Demolished ? Myself, idk, 🤷🤷 maybe, be better to be renovated, tho...
The second home is breathtaking! Those ceilings, the doors, hardware, the floors. Such a tragedy that they are now lost. Thanks for sharing Paul!
Always look forward to seeing your videos 😊
Sad to see these old places go!
Thanks for another great video mate!
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Ahh my Saturday night explore. Thanks. I noticed that it is usually windy. Is it because you are near the ocean? Where I live a windy summer would be so nice as the air just stops moving here
Yeah that is a factor sometimes William. Cheers for watching :-)
Has anyone ever answered "Yes"
when you ask "anyone here" 🤣
Love the intro... BTW 👍💜
Hi Theresa :-) Yes a few times which were squatters and one time a few guys stealing copper wiring haha :-)
Nice explore and very nice ceilings i hope they are saved...................
Both charming homes. The demo shots at the end of the first house actually made me nauseous 😓🤢
What beautiful houses... But those birds are horrendous loud! Haha! Probably cockatiels
Love the fireplace details. But I like the bathroom layout. Nice tiles and sink as well. But I think I like the 1930's bungalow more. Interest colors and accents. Shame both homes got demolished...
Hi! What is the song in your intro please?
Finding the long way home :-) th-cam.com/video/-YyQqU08SDI/w-d-xo.html
I enjoy your channel. Thanks for making these videos.
Nice suburb me thinks ,,, plenty of birds so must be reasonably leafy . Kitchen was a balls up though. Sunday tradition,, bacon n eggs n urbex indigo. 👍👍👍
The first home loved the two glazed fireplaces and the hanging light....that would've or should've been a keeper...oh well. That kettle outside room would make a good summer bedroom.....great find 💗. Now onto next half 😁
Thank you for another great video. Love the pillars. Love the music in your intro also. Take care, Paul, stay safe, God bless you. You are awesome!!
Hi Marie 😊 glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching 👍
Thank you, I love all your videos!! Have an enjoyable Memorial Day Holiday!!
Another awesome explore mate sux how these get demolished so many people out there with no where to live the cage I reckon probably a rat or Mouse cage don’t think we have hamsters in Australia thanks for the video mate
It's always sad to see beautiful homes torn down...
LOVED the ceilings on the 2nd, but the setup was just odd, the kitchen didn't even look useable, but everyone's taste is different.
Love your opening on this, the music, the old furniture...( you have polished it up.)
Lovely Sunday morning viewing & coffee!
The ending shot of the 1st house in the process of being destroyed OMG.
2nd house, the ceilings ❤ but abit of a hodge podge..
Keep your Adventures Coming!!!.
Such beautiful homes 🏠 so sad they are being Torn down
Ok so the second home was fabulous...except whatever they did to the kitchen. Loved the front living room.....the color everything. Saw no cracks so yeah a unnecessary demolition all for ugliness to invade that area 😓
Wow nice bungalow, in UK the property would have been renovated, modernization and looking magnificent. Thank goodness you have been able to save it's memory of an old building.👍👍
And you found another gem, actually a 2 for! These features in the ceilings and the woodwork is such a nice touch. Thank you, Paul.
The cage in the first home could have been for a bigger bird, like a parrot possibly, or a ferret? Hmmm ....
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Good morning Paul,I'm 💔 These beautiful homes are no longer there,they were both so full of character but the second one was gorgeous , Adelaide holds so much history n beautiful homes must visit one day when this dreadful lockdown ends . have a great day n a big 🤗From a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺👍👍👍👍
Two spacious Bungalow homes, with beautiful lime stone facades and internal Art Deco features, are far more characteristic than many modern builds of today. The ornate Art Deco high ceilings and other internal features are also what add to the character of the Bungalow style Adelaide homes. Thank you Paul for capturing the two old beauties before being demolished. .It is a pity and a waste of original Art Deco architecture Thanks again Paul for another interesting explore.
Cheers Julz!!! I nearly have one of the homes you helped me research ready to upload, I found heaps more on the history also. :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 I can't wait to see the footage. You do such a great job capturing so many old abandoned properties.
Big shed = big workshop = happiness. ❤️
The lounge room walls in the 2nd house would have taken a long time to paint using the sponge dabbing technique, very 90's.
Shame the kitchen was so tight, still usable, just awkward.
Second bungalow again beautiful ceilings, love watching your videos. Gives you an onsite to how people lived, without all the electronic stuff we have today.. Thank you for doing this job.👍👍
Thanks, Paul! I look forward to your explores every Saturday! Great Art Deco ceilings in the second house. Both lovely to see. Stay safe.
Hi Paul every time I hear the word demolition my heart breaks such a shame that these developers get hold of these beautiful heritage homes and knock them down to be replaced with ugly boxes with no character. I know I’ve said it many times! This is what ruins suburbs character. Loved them both. I love seeing these explores through your eyes I enjoy them even more. Thank you:-) :-)
The first home was ok. I wondered if there were hardwood floors under that hideous beige carpeting but...too loate now! The second home looks like it held successive generations, as you mentioned Paul. The condition of the floors and the 'rabbit warren' sectioning off of the interior kind of suggests it. What I really liked was it's back yard. Either the mister or missus were really involved in gardening, I think. Thanks for the glimpse of 'Vanishing Victoria' again, mate!
Great find Paul , why demolish those amazing homes the exterior on those houses were perfect , some TLC those homes would of been saved
As I recall the wood used for those characteristic door and window trims in California bungalows was of a heavier and darker type than that in the second house, so I'm guessing it was replaced when the house was undergoing alterations. In the original houses I think they used Scots/Baltic pine, but I could be wrong.
I have a very live /hate view of your videos . Love because you are paying respect and documenting all these homes which many obviously where built by people with money a long time ago . My hate relationship with the video’s is with the developers who do not care about history , the opulence of these homes or the memories they hold just greed and profit. So very sad the detail in these homes , the style each has and the quality workmanship which went into all original areas of these homes far surpasses anything you can see on the market today . Thank you .
Are those wild 🦜 , wild parakeets or wild budgie birds making all that chirping and other background sound ?
Good afternoon Urbex lndigo absolutely love your videos
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It makes me cry when I see beautiful homes knock down. Great videos as always. x
Are the door handles typically that height in those bungalows?
I'm surprised by no mature trees or significant landscaping for places that old. Sad to see them go. In the future, you will be referred to as a historian.
So sad both these places are gone. First one was pretty nice but the ceilings in the second one were just great. Thanks for sharing, Paul
I see from the demo progress that the hallway grill wasn’t salvaged. This is all just so sad.
None of the interiors were on this one Kathy! I have seen lots go to waste lately. I have saved a few things along the way :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 it’s so senseless to waste art and craftsmanship that will never be seen again! Hurts my heart. But so happy, too, that you’ve managed to snag things along the way that undoubtedly would be ruined and lost! Good save❣️
Looks like you are losing all the houses that have caricature. These are pretty nice houses. I am sure that they are going to put another big ugly box.
Did the first house have solar panels? @ 15:34 Also, the door knobs in the first house seemed a bit higher than usual? Another great video, thanks for posting these!
sad kitchen. Would not like to have that kitchen to cook in.the door was pretty
Love this place. That was one massive couch in the yard.
its really sad to see all theses wonderful homes being knocked down to development which is not nice to see some of these homes have a special character about them
This house could be adorable with some love , I thing we call this style shot gun because the rooms go off to each side .not for sure
the second house had sum updates both of them gone do u know what they r planning to build in place of the and again thanks for a great video
Those ceilings are beautiful.
Essa cozinha é bem apertada!
Another great video! I look forward to Saturdays and your lovely houses. I’ve been wondering, but forget to ask, about the grills almost all of these homes seem to have. We’re they purely decorative or did they serve a useful purpose? Thanks!
So many beautiful features in both the homes, so sad that they have now been lost. Loved the letter box on the first house.
A maioria das casas abandonadas aí em seu país é por motivo de serem assombradas???
House number one gave me a melancholy feeling. I've never seen fire boxes configured with the raised ledges on either side before. The people living in it cleaned it up before they left. I suspect the back porch was last and they ran out of time. Developers have no soul. Ripping apart such beautiful historic homes, all for the almighty dollar. The ceilings roses are lovely and classic. Painting them gold is garish and so uncool. Some people have no taste. Another great explore. Thanks for the adventure, take care and stay safe.
SO sad to see such nice houses get ripped up and smashed down...
It’s so very very sad that we are not saving these old houses as they are apart of our history, even more reason to save them!!
Loved the first house, devastated to see it then half demolished. I really hope someone is salvaging windows, doors, original features, etc.
Second house - didn't like the upgrades the owners did. Kinda wrecked the character. Again hope things are being salvaged.
Land prices have gone through the roof, so sadly the cost of repairing the older homes negates buying.
Love those old fireplaces. The first house is nicer.
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Hi Jolanta :-) Thanks for watching
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I loved the first house more than the second. So sad to see these gone now 😔
Such a shame that people feel the need to tear these homes down
looks like the fire places were covered up
What are the cracks from, earthquakes?
Clay soil and subsidence Danielle. Cheers for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 thanks for the reply.
De frente ela é bem bonita.
Perfect timing i just laid down 👌👌
Haha cheers mate! Hope you enjoy :-)