Looks to be Arts & Crafts era house especially as 1912 is on the drain pipe. The breeze block at the front is architectural vandalism. This must have been a stunning home in its heyday.
I always look forward to your videos even though it makes me nervous in case you get caught, Ed makes me laugh with his dry sense of humour when he discovers objects of interest all of you make an excellent team.👌🏴🇬🇧
Hello Alex and gang! What an amazing home. The grounds are beautiful. The “D “ on the sink is drain. Pompeye trying to help Ed see the Attic. 😅This house would have been amazing in it’s day. Such a shame this place is in such bad shape. Great video! 😊❤
I like the places you guy's find. It's always so fascinating to see what's left behind. This mansion you showed today is in a very sad condition. It must've been gorgeous in it's prime. The architecture is incredibly beautiful and unique, and the view of the country is phenomenal everywhere you look. Thank you for the wonderful tour.
I must say, I love Ed, he seems to be a daredevil and there are times when he has me laughing 😂 And I must I love your explorations ❤ Keep up the good work I’m rooting for ya 😊❤
Watching yous walk on that broken floor gave me the absolute fear 😅 Yous make a gr8 team thanks for taking us with you on this journey Stay safe guys 💙
Another top notch quality investigation with the best team and usual great humour and comments. This has been a great addition to this bank holiday guys! Great to see more of Ned too…he’s cool! 👍
Great explore guys. Very sad to see a classic building in such disrepair. The oak panelled passageway was unreal. Gotta mention that you guys sure have an uncanny knack of finding secret safes in a lot of these old buildings. Good work 👍
What a stunner of a house , it looked very old inside , the brick walls upstairs were ancient and some of the features gave it away . The holes in the garden looked like graves that had been opened as they had been liners that were quite visible . thanks for taking on a real adventure , till next time , Stuart in Canada .
20:49 soda bottles were really cool. I'd love those ❤. And the cute little window😂. Maybe its to let butterflies 🦋 out😂 adorable little thing. Massive job to restore it. But certainly not impossible. That bath was huge . Beautiful doves are obviously happy there❤.what an incredible place
WOW...!!!....Literally, WOW...!!!....😳When can I move in...? I bet the acoustics for stereo would be great in there...I can just imagine how I'd utilize that space + where my vinyl collection would go...lol...😇 Another great explore guys...😎👍👌
Just imagine all the money spent to buy items to restore this place and never did. How sad. It would have been beautiful. Love the old light switches. I haven't seen any of these for years. All of the fireplaces are fantastic with the carved wood casements. Enjoyed video. Thank you.
All I could think of was that's a lot of windows to wash! 😂 It is a beauty tho. Graves were weird. I wonder what those were for. Thanks for a wonderful adventure. I'm behind in watching.
Great to see you Ed and Ned showing us around that mahoosive mansion. Hopefully someone will bring it back to its glory one day. Thanks for sharing Alex xx
First time watcher! I really enjoyed watching. I am extremely fond of historical properties. It would fun to hear an update on any records. Curious, not sure if it’s public info to know details on when the home was built owners etc. I just thought it would be so best to see if there’s any info on family that built this home.
Great video! I can only imagine how beautiful it was when it was lived in. I'm sure the family had some great memories in that lovely house. Thank you for sharing this explore!
Thanks for exploring another vacant haven with us!😁 I liked how the greenery has started taking over like on that show "Life After People." That is a wet area so I would expect more decay if it's been empty for more than a year. Great explore, wish I could see some of these in person.
Thanks as always Paul, glad you enjoyed, it's such a shame to see a property like this rot. But even if you can't get to visit these places, it's much safer watching us do it lol.
Wow what a great explore, Tudor house with what Looks like some items that don’t look that old. Really enjoy your videos, you are always so respectful x
Hi guys first time viewer I know where have I been lol but I loved this video what a beautiful manor, I'll have to watch all of your videos now stay safe guy's xx
Another great look around a stunning place with some fab views from upstairs windows Not sure about those possible graves in the garden looked creepy to me
Very interesting house.. There are several hints that it was constructed in the Art Nouveau period that went from between about 1890 and 1910 of or the transition from that style to Art Deco.
Hi guys, loved the explore, wonderful house, I actually think this was built in the 1920's judging by the original bath and that green tiled fireplace. The oak lined passage is wonderful, would be interesting to know why the renovations have stalled but this would be amazing if completed. Can't think why they wanted to extend the frontage, looks pretty big already. That summerhouse was pretty unique and also those grave sized holes were very curious?
Thanks Pat it looks like it has stalled for the minute, but good potential still. I honestly didn't understand the breeze blocks, maybe as a marker before demolition? And the graves, I just hope not!
Well the original rainwater hopper is cast iron and as he said i'ts dated 1812, and certainly the timberwork to the rear of the house looks late Victorian. The timbers are original mortice and tenon, peg joints so definately earlier than "1920's".
@@MrChrissy1r I agree. I noticed those details too. Plus the two Victorian era soda water dispensers in the attic. I think it was renovated in the 20s and indoor plumbing was installed as well as electrics. The light switches are very 1920. I think it was updated again over the years with newer for the time light fixtures and fire place inserts. The way the windows are positioned, interior and exterior to let in the maximum amount of light leads me to believe it was built prior to the invention of electricity.
Wow Guys, Just found your channel & yes I have subscribed , Loved what I have seen so far, What an amazing house and such a shame it is in such disrepair. Look forward to watching more of your video's.
Meeting room I'd say ball room, imagine on a summer evening with a band playing at one end. Pool likely built post war or between wars, hard to say - 30's look to me. Recently in use, the plants have grown on top of the pool cover. Would have been a very gay place in its time. It is strange that the skip owner or hirer hasn't come to pick up the skip; those things are valuable. If it is not privately owned (unusual as special transport needed to take it away).
Fantastic find guys, absolutely loved that house 👍 I think they might be going to demolish it which is such a shame as it must have been stunning and those who lived there must have been pretty rich to own that and all the land with the pool, how beautiful it must have been 😍 I'm not sure if they are graves but I know back in the early 19th century, graves were often covered by wire to stop bodysnatchers, who would often dig them up and sell them to people studying anatomy. What a gruesome thought eh 😳 Thanks guys, see you all next week 😘
D might be for the word drain, in the bathroom tub. Thank you for this interesting exploration. I would have loved seeing what it looked like in the day. Blessings to you all. Please stay safe. ⛲😀
Loved this explore❤you guys find some really interesting places…this must have been a beautiful home at some point & really enjoyed looking around what’s left of it👍
At 18: 14 you picked up the bottle and when you said warnings soda water a womans voice said get out. Good find and video guys love these old buildings.
Thank you for sharing this with all of us interesting grand find here i wonder what were the gound covered holes you all found at least they are covered so no-one won't accidentally fall in or hurt themselves
Hi, this Mansion was used as a location in an italian film by Sergio Martino, starring Edwige Fenech , George Hilton, Nieves Navarro. The title is "All the colors of the dark" (1972). See the film to discover it with your eyes... Now i'd have the wish to know where it is. Can you say at least in which area it locates?
Personally I think at one time this place was amazing. Please remember don't ever disrespect these homes of those that you don't know or know the history of. Nice video. TFS New sub here
Another really interesting video guys! Looking at the blocks outside and the work that had been started, i think those graves may actually be the start of some foundations diggings. Super cool house tho!
12:37 I think what you see here are the foundations of another building or fountain structure that used to be there. It would’ve been stone, there’s possible footings for pillars lined up in front of this then the L in the back is a corner, the 2 facing the other direction was the doorway, then the other front wall. There’s a massive amount of stone that looks excavated from there or perhaps was the roof towards the right of the screen. There’s a stairway leading down to it from the house as well. Also possible it’s just dug out to expose the sewer and water pipes.
I would laugh so hard if you went into a abandoned mansion and instead of proper chairs around a lovely dining table their were toilets all around.😅 I'm from Smyrna Georgia USA. I really like your humor from all of you and your videos.
Looks incredible. Cant wait fir the chilling discovery 😉🤗
Enjoy Nanny! Very strange find
Legend has it that @Nanny Of Many is still waiting for the chilling discovery.
@@LocalMachine
What. The ‘graves’?
The drainage overflow gravelled dugouts? 😂🤣😂
Looks to be Arts & Crafts era house especially as 1912 is on the drain pipe. The breeze block at the front is architectural vandalism. This must have been a stunning home in its heyday.
I always look forward to your videos even though it makes me nervous in case you get caught, Ed makes me laugh with his dry sense of humour when he discovers objects of interest all of you make an excellent team.👌🏴🇬🇧
Omg! Guys in it’s “Hey Day” you can tell this house was truly BEAUTIFUL. I Love all the windows.
What a beautiful building. That hallway with the blue glass is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
That’s a beautiful old home. It could be stunning once again with lots of love!
Hello Alex and gang! What an amazing home. The grounds are beautiful. The “D “ on the sink is drain. Pompeye trying to help Ed see the Attic. 😅This house would have been amazing in it’s day. Such a shame this place is in such bad shape. Great video! 😊❤
Thank you Rayna, glad you enjoyed that one.
Such an odd place, thanks for watching and for supporting 😁👍
I like the places you guy's find. It's always so fascinating to see what's left behind. This mansion you showed today is in a very sad condition. It must've been gorgeous in it's prime. The architecture is incredibly beautiful and unique, and the view of the country is phenomenal everywhere you look. Thank you for the wonderful tour.
Cool video, just come across your stuff and really enjoy it!!
Doesn't stay left behind after they have been, always a good stocked car boot stall these lads
Those things that look like graves are a leach line for the house . its a drain field for the sewer system
Well identified.
Just brilliant, just when i think you can't turn anything better out! YOU TURN THIS OUT! JUST THE BEST! WELL DONE LAD! XXX
Nice one Maz, but you wait till next week!!
Pompeye is in his element 🤣
But thanks as always for your support 😁👍
I must say, I love Ed, he seems to be a daredevil and there are times when he has me laughing 😂 And I must I love your explorations ❤ Keep up the good work I’m rooting for ya 😊❤
Watching yous walk on that broken floor gave me the absolute fear 😅
Yous make a gr8 team thanks for taking us with you on this journey
Stay safe guys 💙
Another top notch quality investigation with the best team and usual great humour and comments. This has been a great addition to this bank holiday guys! Great to see more of Ned too…he’s cool! 👍
Ohhh wow, I’m hooked can’t wait to watch!
Best way to spend a sunday night, A chilled out beautiful exploring video! .. Yet again I loved it... Thanks fellas .. Top notch, every time :)
I like your channel is the best in the world 🌎🌎🌎
Very kind of you Oli 😁👍
Great explore guys. Very sad to see a classic building in such disrepair. The oak panelled passageway was unreal. Gotta mention that you guys sure have an uncanny knack of finding secret safes in a lot of these old buildings. Good work 👍
Just found this site. Ive binged on 6 so far today. This house is lovely. Think its arts and crafts.
I like watching you guys.exploring the old mansions.most of all ED is the best.
You guys have so much fun exploring and that's what its all about.
Thanks Blytheworld hope you enjoyed 👍
What a stunner of a house , it looked very old inside , the brick walls upstairs were ancient and some of the features gave it away . The holes in the garden looked like graves that had been opened as they had been liners that were quite visible . thanks for taking on a real adventure , till next time , Stuart in Canada .
20:49 soda bottles were really cool. I'd love those ❤. And the cute little window😂. Maybe its to let butterflies 🦋 out😂 adorable little thing. Massive job to restore it. But certainly not impossible. That bath was huge . Beautiful doves are obviously happy there❤.what an incredible place
Kitchen cooking, washing up steam vent is the little window. Looks like they stripped the kitchen to re do it. Otherwise why bother?
Lovely place. Nice find Alex and Pompeye. Very impressed. ❤️
We do find some mad houses, if you think this was good, wait till next week 🤫
Thanks for the generosity as well
WOW...!!!....Literally, WOW...!!!....😳When can I move in...? I bet the acoustics for stereo would be great in there...I can just imagine how I'd utilize that space + where my vinyl collection would go...lol...😇 Another great explore guys...😎👍👌
Brilliant explore. Pompeye you might not wanna get in a bath with Ned, but plenty would, he’s a handsome lad
Just imagine all the money spent to buy items to restore this place and never did. How sad. It would have been beautiful. Love the old light switches. I haven't seen any of these for years. All of the fireplaces are fantastic with the carved wood casements. Enjoyed video. Thank you.
Another great place. Such a beautiful place. Great find.😊. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks for watching Tisha!
VacantHaven, you are a great team and thanks for this wonderful video, stay safe!
Cheers, glad you're enjoying the explores 😁 👍
Beautiful home. It must have been quite impressive, years ago.
Hey Hey Im a lover of anything abandoned i come across your channel last week and loving your videos Ed is the cutest 😂🤣 loving this beautiful find ❤
Another brill explore lads, Such a beautiful house left to decay. 👍💕
Hi Alex,Ed and Ned,enjoying the explore👍👍👍🇨🇦
Thanks Marilyn 👍
❤ I can imagine how beautiful that house was back in the day
All I could think of was that's a lot of windows to wash! 😂 It is a beauty tho. Graves were weird. I wonder what those were for. Thanks for a wonderful adventure. I'm behind in watching.
Great to see you Ed and Ned showing us around that mahoosive mansion. Hopefully someone will bring it back to its glory one day. Thanks for sharing Alex xx
First time watcher! I really enjoyed watching. I am extremely fond of historical properties. It would fun to hear an update on any records. Curious, not sure if it’s public info to know details on when the home was built owners etc. I just thought it would be so best to see if there’s any info on family that built this home.
Great video! I can only imagine how beautiful it was when it was lived in. I'm sure the family had some great memories in that lovely house. Thank you for sharing this explore!
Looks good 😊
Thanks for exploring another vacant haven with us!😁 I liked how the greenery has started taking over like on that show "Life After People." That is a wet area so I would expect more decay if it's been empty for more than a year. Great explore, wish I could see some of these in person.
Thanks as always Paul, glad you enjoyed, it's such a shame to see a property like this rot.
But even if you can't get to visit these places, it's much safer watching us do it lol.
@@VacantHaven Yes, that is why I love that people like you make videos and put them up on TH-cam so I can watch you guys go where I can't!
Great explore guys ... thanks for sharing 👍
I love this video. It was great. Keep up the good work, Alex. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Cheers Sharon much appreciated 👍 😀👍
Just Love All of Your Video's....Everyone a Gem.XX😊
Love it 😀🙋🏻♀️🦋💕🇺🇸
Top notch as always!!! I thought the same thing about the suitcase. Check it for a body.
Great video Alex enjoyed this and great team too thanks for sharing 👍❤
Funny, now "bits and bobs" is in my lexicon now but i haven't heard it today! 😂😮
Chilling how excited can't wait 👍👍👍
I'm loving those green leaded glass framed windows lining that hallway, it's actually stunning!
What was the chilling discovery? Great video by the way
That was cool. Love the extra features there like the iridescent tiles and the ceiling in that big room. Thanks guys. Love your videos ❤
You're welcome, cheers for watching 👍
Wow what a great explore, Tudor house with what Looks like some items that don’t look that old. Really enjoy your videos, you are always so respectful x
What a cool name for you you tube channel!
Hi guys first time viewer I know where have I been lol but I loved this video what a beautiful manor, I'll have to watch all of your videos now stay safe guy's xx
Thanks for checking out the channel Brenda!
Glad you enjoyed the explore, just wait until you see next Sundays 😉 👍
Another great look around a stunning place with some fab views from upstairs windows Not sure about those possible graves in the garden looked creepy to me
Very interesting house.. There are several hints that it was constructed in the Art Nouveau period that went from between about 1890 and 1910 of or the transition from that style to Art Deco.
Would have loved to see it in its glory days. Thank you for sharing
Really enjoyed this one the back of it was stunning nice find x
Thanks Annie, glad you enjoyed that one!
Hi guys, loved the explore, wonderful house, I actually think this was built in the 1920's judging by the original bath and that green tiled fireplace. The oak lined passage is wonderful, would be interesting to know why the renovations have stalled but this would be amazing if completed. Can't think why they wanted to extend the frontage, looks pretty big already. That summerhouse was pretty unique and also those grave sized holes were very curious?
Thanks Pat it looks like it has stalled for the minute, but good potential still.
I honestly didn't understand the breeze blocks, maybe as a marker before demolition?
And the graves, I just hope not!
Soil Test trenches…..
Well the original rainwater hopper is cast iron and as he said i'ts dated 1812, and certainly the timberwork to the rear of the house looks late Victorian. The timbers are original mortice and tenon, peg joints so definately earlier than "1920's".
@@MrChrissy1rHe said it was dated 1912, not 1812 😊
@@MrChrissy1r I agree. I noticed those details too. Plus the two Victorian era soda water dispensers in the attic. I think it was renovated in the 20s and indoor plumbing was installed as well as electrics. The light switches are very 1920. I think it was updated again over the years with newer for the time light fixtures and fire place inserts. The way the windows are positioned, interior and exterior to let in the maximum amount of light leads me to believe it was built prior to the invention of electricity.
Wow Guys, Just found your channel & yes I have subscribed , Loved what I have seen so far, What an amazing house and such a shame it is in such disrepair. Look forward to watching more of your video's.
Thanks for checking us out, glad you enjoyed the explore and thanks for supporting 😁👍
286th! Here I am watching another video of you guys exploring a Mansion this time! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA
If you had a million or two what a beautiful place this could be. A house full of light.
I love the old Arts & Crafts houses, they were all very different.
Meeting room I'd say ball room, imagine on a summer evening with a band playing at one end. Pool likely built post war or between wars, hard to say - 30's look to me. Recently in use, the plants have grown on top of the pool cover. Would have been a very gay place in its time. It is strange that the skip owner or hirer hasn't come to pick up the skip; those things are valuable. If it is not privately owned (unusual as special transport needed to take it away).
Another amazing find. Love it...❤
Cheers Raven, you wait till next week 🤫
@VacantHaven Ooo that's a tease... ant clues ???
@@raven5087 all I can say is hobbits 😉
@@VacantHaven Intriguing indeed...🧙♂️
Wow, I really like the style of the home. I would like to see someone buy it and restore it back to the way it was.
I think the little block building was for a generator or perhaps a water pump for a well.
Another interesting video 🧐
Im very new to your channel, but i gotta say that ya'll are a TRIPP!! I really enjoy the exploration!!
Excellent video
Fantastic find guys, absolutely loved that house 👍 I think they might be going to demolish it which is such a shame as it must have been stunning and those who lived there must have been pretty rich to own that and all the land with the pool, how beautiful it must have been 😍
I'm not sure if they are graves but I know back in the early 19th century, graves were often covered by wire to stop bodysnatchers, who would often dig them up and sell them to people studying anatomy. What a gruesome thought eh 😳
Thanks guys, see you all next week 😘
Mr Ed is a funny guy!😂❤😊
What a house love these Vids 😊 always think after though what a waste just rotting away
Cheers Anthony 👍
Hopefully this one doesn't rot away!
Beautiful job guys, as usual! I just love watching you all explore.
Nice one Guy's 👍
Cheers Joe! 👍
I love your channel Alex ❤ I never leave it disappointed x
I didn't understand all that new brickwork outside, it ruined that beautiful place 😔
Thanks Ann, really appreciate the comment 👍
D might be for the word drain, in the bathroom tub. Thank you for this interesting exploration. I would have loved seeing what it looked like in the day. Blessings to you all. Please stay safe. ⛲😀
That was a lovely fire place
Cheers Mr Mawson 👍
I want those blue stained glass windows they are beautiful!
Brilliant love the channel guys
Thanks Jason glad you enjoyed mate 👍
Loved this explore❤you guys find some really interesting places…this must have been a beautiful home at some point & really enjoyed looking around what’s left of it👍
What a beautiful home it's a shame they're letting it rot down.
Cheers for watching 👍
Thought I saw something lurking above at the 4:04 mark. Awesome home!
At 18: 14 you picked up the bottle and when you said warnings soda water a womans voice said get out. Good find and video guys love these old buildings.
Oh really!? I'm gonna check that back 😬
That is freaky!
What a shame that home was allowed to deteriorate. The windows were beautiful. Sad, sad
Brilliant as ever
Thank you Troy 👍
Thank you for sharing this with all of us interesting grand find here i wonder what were the gound covered holes you all found at least they are covered so no-one won't accidentally fall in or hurt themselves
Good video
This is a good one.
Cheers KS glad you enjoyed
Hi, this Mansion was used as a location in an italian film by Sergio Martino, starring Edwige Fenech , George Hilton, Nieves Navarro. The title is "All the colors of the dark" (1972). See the film to discover it with your eyes... Now i'd have the wish to know where it is. Can you say at least in which area it locates?
Looks like Russ Abotts house
Dont know mind
Doubt it . Just found the trailer and the settings don't correspond at all.
Wow. ❤😊
23:05 look beneath the window 😳🐻
Very nice place.
Personally I think at one time this place was amazing. Please remember don't ever disrespect these homes of those that you don't know or know the history of. Nice video. TFS New sub here
Another really interesting video guys! Looking at the blocks outside and the work that had been started, i think those graves may actually be the start of some foundations diggings. Super cool house tho!
12:37 I think what you see here are the foundations of another building or fountain structure that used to be there. It would’ve been stone, there’s possible footings for pillars lined up in front of this then the L in the back is a corner, the 2 facing the other direction was the doorway, then the other front wall. There’s a massive amount of stone that looks excavated from there or perhaps was the roof towards the right of the screen. There’s a stairway leading down to it from the house as well. Also possible it’s just dug out to expose the sewer and water pipes.
Love the accent!! Im from th U.S. Deep South..... extremely SOUTHERN...... So im really loving the accent...
Great explore guys,,, house is amazing, but i guess the dreaded lockdown stopped it being renovated
Most probably, hopefully they pick it up where they left off.
Cheers for watching Marie 👍
I like this house
I would laugh so hard if you went into a abandoned mansion and instead of proper chairs around a lovely dining table their were toilets all around.😅 I'm from Smyrna Georgia USA. I really like your humor from all of you and your videos.
All those lovely knobs and key hole decor I hope there saved allArt deco
brilliant loved the house
Sweet 🤟
Cheers Andy hope you're good 👍