Victorian era farm house in the middle of nowhere!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2023
- Hey house lovers and explorers! This video I drive and trek out to a very secluded rural farm house built in the late 1800`s/1900 ish. A very long drive way gave this place an eerie but also exciting feel. Not lived in for a long time so come with me and see what what left behind and figure out what went on here. Old sheds also suggest a very prominent farming family once lived here and worked this land. Hope you enjoy, cheers for watching :-)
I know it is extra work for you but thank you so much for these mid-week videos. I really look forward to any new ones especially the old country places as they have so much character and the location is always beautiful
Well, that's it, my dear, As you get older, it cracks here and there. Not just for old houses. 🤣🤣
Not a neighbor in sight and an outhouse with a view, I'll take it! That's what I think Paul, that and you're the best.
Thanks for the tour!
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12:46 Maybe the fireplace was crumbling.
Would have been a grand old dame back in the day when it was a going concern. I love these stone dwellings, in NSW the old farmhouses were wooden with wrap around verandah. I grew up in one which l think was federation era, there were two really old wide girthed palm trees in front and a huge old peppercorn tree out the back. My dad made a swing for me off one of the big branches, l loved it! The farm was a chicken farm which produced loads of eggs that a truck would come to pick up the boxes of eggs that held many dozens in each box. I can still see my mum and sister in the packing shed busy packing eggs, usually in a hurry if the truck was due ready to load up and take to the Egg Board! Lovely memories! 🦘🇦🇺🤗😁🥰
Hi ytgad7000 👍😁 yes both SA and NSW have very distinct house styles in the rural areas. So glad you have vivid memories of growing up in one. You paint a great picture of how these properties had hard working families utilising the land 😁👍🙂
Massive land out there shame the floors caving in thought you were gonna fall through with those creaks. LOL. What a nice old place. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)
Omg who else is biting knuckles thinking yr gonna go thru the floor😮 and creepy when u think u hearing voices in the wind.
Definitely I did / am doing that 😮
Did u swallow a frog mate?hope yr OK xx
The termites must be absolutely everywhere in that house. They don't usually go through hardwood like that. Must've been there for decades
Beautiful old lady. Still standing proud in testimony to years past.
What a stunning old beauty… just imagine how it once was… and a shame it probably will never be saved and redone up.. just glorious. And a shame to see it as is now. Thank you for showing us.😊😊🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Oh my gosh that is a beautiful old gem absolutely grand sitting in the middle of nowhere, approaching the house it did have an eerie ominous feeling, very quiet, I agree it could be cleaned up and lived in again. Real step back in time. Love the new intro! Thank you for the tour. ❤😊🌟x
These homes always seem to be sitting in the middle of nowhere. Probably why they're abandoned.
I watch you all the time. Extremely interesting.
This really is in the middle of nowhere but this is where all the best
empty abandoned houses are and this old house was another great
find especially way out here, the outside is very nice with the several
small sheds and barns, inside the house it was kind of big and spacious
very empty of furniture except maybe a cabinet and a bed, outside was a
lot huge for a farm with the barns and sheds, another really great video
and look at the beautiful countryside of Australia have a very wonderful
week take care until your next new video and Thank You very much Paul.
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Thanks, Paul. The few items remaining show the people who lived there had no intention of returning!
The flooring and paper thin walls from those termites yikes. I always worry I'll fall through like you almost did here 😂😮😂
I couldn't sleep, so this was a good way to start my morning off. It is a little after 5:00 a.m. here. Thanks Paul. As always, be safe and be careful. See you in the next explore.
Love you doing the old farm houses 🏘️ I can't believe nothing left outside
Another cool old girl there mate the different colours to all those rooms were stunning, would of been a much loved home in its day. Those floors look very rotten and sketchy. Another nice find mate cheers.
I like these old farmstead out in the middle of nowhere, so many interesting buildings, and the layouts of the homes.
So, Paul, I'm only about a third of the way of this video- I want to live here, but I have a new proposition for you, lol.
You know these farmhouses are my very favorite, but that is because this is how I grew up, on a cattle ranch, and I love seeing all of this, and would dearly love to live on any of these properties, but some people love the cottages in the city, some people love some of the other properties you cover- you cover them all, and you have encyclopedic knowledge of all of it, and you take the time to answer questions, and look up information on the properties, you know about wells, water tanks, the wildlife, ---- all of it. You also have all of the footage, from what? How many properties now?????
SO, that got me thinking, it would be SO amazing if you put it all together into a documentary. I have no idea how these things work. You would have to come up with a script, but I will tell you, that your accent is absolutely perfect for narration! You could approach, oh, I don't know, Netflix, Frevee, Pluto---- all of those channels, & whatever channels you have in Australia, and make some serious money. (plus my coffee table book, lol). Michael could help. I have no idea what it entails, but I do know you are this good and all of this deserves to be on some streaming service. It would be amazing. I know it would go over really well here in the States. Think about it. Merry Christmas. Hugs to Cats!- SDK
Cracks me up every time you call a toilet a loo..i know its Australian..but stiĺl funny my brotherinlaw is from England and he calls it a loo too!!😂
Loo or Dunny seems to be the most common term here in Australia! 👍🙂😊
Hi paul, great find, the old girl still needs to be saved. There isn't enough of these great gems around. Only you can find them. Maybe you will inspire people to get them back to their former glory. Cheers deb
Somebody's pride and joy at one time.
Its always sad to see abandoned photo's like that too.
Look at that beautiful, intact roofline! Exquisite!
Flies remind me of mid-summer on eastern shore of Maryland, USA. Black flies were horrible, you had to plan trips to and from your car, park close, and RUN. they would swarm you and bite, hard. 😂
Those power line glass things are worth some money in the US.That whole property is wonderful,,kind of Lonesome ,and Grand at the same time.Love it 👍❤️🇺🇸
Thanks Paul. Another beautiful home. Lovely architecture Good old Box thorn bushes. Right at the front door. So Australian.🇦🇺
Good morning Paul
Another beautiful old home. Love the setting....Not a neighbour in sight! I just love the pressed tin ceilings.
These old places were so cool in the summer time.
All that concrete, guessing there’s zero subfloor ventilation, hence rotting floorboards.
nice to have a home with a long driveway would of been beautiful in its prime
what a grand old farmhouse way out in the never never very quite and eerie I can just imagine at night time very dark and creepy I was worried about you falling through the floor but as you said it needs a lot of work to be livable again thanks for the tour of the home
Thank you Paul for this beauty:) . This place is screaming no where save me before mother nature grabs me. LOL. I always enjoy your videos. HAPPY HOLIDAY from me to you. Stay safe and healthy
I think you're spot on with the age of those various kitchen cupboards from my experiences over the years in houses of those ages.
Urbex Indigo Thanks my friend for sharing this video with me my friend the house you explored does need a lot of work it is able to be fixed up to live in again and i hope they do and i am from the U.S.A and i will always show you support to your channel and God Bless.
Wow...those power insulators...a couple of those undamaged pieces would be in my backpack...as I have a nice collection of these from many countries, including "The Land Down Under"...plus they are my favorite color...BLUE!! When I see these abandoned properties...I always wonder about the people who owned it, lived in it and one time a pride and joy!
We love our midweek before school morning video. What a place! I wonder, are there houses of that age out in the country that people still actively live in? It’s a beautiful place for sure. Greetings from Houston Texas.
I knew it was South Australia, the Port sticker clinched it!😂
Kinda looks like the first house shown in the Urbex Indigo intro.
I think. 🤔
Let's see. 🤠👍 🇺🇸
WOW! The farmhouse doesn't look that big from the outside, but I'm thrilled. When I was in Australia I didn't dare go anywhere. Just out of fear that someone might still live there, and of course the snakes. I love the outback and thank you for the great videos, they bring back great memories. Greetings from Germany - Uli
That was a grand "old girl" on a lovely piece of land! But Everytime you say "old girl" I think you are taking about me😂
I grew up at this house, this was my family home.
Grand old lady. Felt lonely. The last place felt spooky outside, this one like it’s waiting.
Hope all is well with you, Paul. Thanks for sharing your exploration, love seeing these places.
I felt it was lonely too.
Bel endroit tranquille 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️😺👋👋
Very cool 😎👍 place as bad as the termites are they probably ate the crossbeams too
Be careful on those rotten floors, a joist to the crotch is no fun, I know.
...oof! 😲
(You'll surely wish you missed it and fell all the way through.)
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Oh it looks so lovely & warm, maybe even hot there. I shiver as I speak from a freezing U.K. here, in which the vast majority of people cannot afford to heat their homes. You can keep the flies though. We do not need those. We already have stinking beaches because water companies were allowed to increase water & sewage bills hugely, claiming they needed to, in order to bring the sewage processing up to date & then used the money to give their executives & shareholders big bonuses & premiums instead.
I reckon Green was always the default colour choice for laundries and I wonder why? Awesome explore Paul 😍 💯
I love looking at the background landscape and trying to figure out where the houses might be located.❤
Such a besutiful setting ,the long driveway, and the home itself a Grand old Lady she is..Love it Paul. Thank you👍❤️🇺🇸
Good size shower and kitchen. What are all the knobs on the oven for? I know that four are for the burners, one for the oven, maybe one for the broiler but the last one I don't know. All the rooms were a good size. That's a long way to the toilet, especially at night.
I love this old farm house 🏠. I bet that it was grand back in the day. Have a great week 😀.
Great job 👍
What a great place, those add on laundry and bathroom were done really well and the outside toilet too, someone knew how to build to last. Must have been a fantastic family home back in the day. Cheers for another cracking video x
I can't understand why so many of these old girls are simply left to rot.
Many of them still have heaps of potential to be restored & lived in once more.
It was an erie house the pressed tin ceilings were nice and I liked the ceiling rose in the kitchen. Paul did you notice the hand rails in the bathroom maybe the old farmer died and the family sold everything and left the farm to rot, kids don't want to live like that now a days.
Mummy Termite:- "Eat the crusts on your doors dear".
Child Termite:- "Do I have to Mum? I hate the painty taste."
that was a nice finding paul looks pretty old but must have been beautiful before it started rotting away and eatern by termites didnt like the looks of them floor boards you tryed walking over big farm property thanks for sharing once again paul i really like it when you do the outback like farm houses there really awsome cheers mate.
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Hi Paul, how have you been? I wanted to ask for a bit now about the music at the beginning of videos? How’d you go about getting it and what era and name etc please? It resonates with me and I’d like to hear more.
Hope the flies slow down but I doubt it this time a year. I had to stop to answer my phone on country road and the were everywhere outside of vehicle!! Crazy this summer!!
The termites probably feasted on the floorboards before starting on the door frames. Do they just die out eventually or are they still around to finish off the rest of the wood? Also wondering if the farmer was charged for the miles and miles of cable when the electricity was installed, or were the State/Electric company obligated to install it?
You forgot the other side of the house, water heater side. Great vid though, love to know what area/region this was.
bonjour d'Occitanie (France)
C'est peut être les termites qui ont arrêté la rénovation de la maison ou son abandon.
Dont you film Adelaide homes anymore?
Looks like a duck pond or was!
What makes a floor collapse?? Water damage? 😊😊😊
Hey mate are any of these for sale?
Do you see many cobs with all the cobwebs? 😉😉
So where is this place at if possible please
white ant eat wood floor and frame door.
The places are good but you repeatedly says guys guys guys guys guys guys drives me away from the channel because you are not American and it sounds so false.
The term guys is used widespread in society and even more so on TH-cam and yes very repetitive🙂 I tried saying a-hoy me maties but got called out for trying to be an old shipmaster......... and felt that reeling off Aussie cliches was very fake. So I figured the use of guys is probably generic to the world.......actually I have given it zero thought at all and it is what it is but I I appreciate your feedback Chris 😁👍 cheers for watching 👍😁