1920`s farm cottage still livable with stuff left behind/Sheds/Old harverster
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Hey house lovers and explorers! This video I take you for a look around and old farm cottage that seems to have been last lived in in the late 90`s and is still very much a beautiful home which just needs a good clean up. Some furniture and old items in the sheds have been left behind along with the old original header/harvester. Hopefully someone saves this and at least uses it as a nice country get away location. Hope you all enjoy the explore. Cheers for watching :-)
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Nice home. Good to see one not trashed or decayed terribly
Thank you so much for sharing this beauty.
Now that house is 1 I would love to have. It is beautiful.
Like the 1939 home where squatters moved in plucked all up..that angers me..why can't teenagers just investigate or look around without having I'll intentions in their noggins? My daughter Ashley when she was about ten her & her friends went into an abandoned building and wrote all over stuff with chalk..she still got into trouble with me and the cops because she was caught red handed..luckily for me it didn't have to pay restitution for her chalking up the chairs in the building..I was so mad and scared for her because that's when cps was just getting started..
Thanks, Paul, for another great explorer. See you next week. Take care and be safe.
Love the patina of the dark wood features and the Art Deco wardrobe
Lots of cans of mr sheen used to polish lol
Love that your doing the old farm houses 🏘️🏡 very cool 😎🆒 place thanks for sharing new Mexico usa love's your work
Hi Paul, really liked this one. Amazing what great condition it's in. Thank you for showing us around. Take care. ❤
Still a very neat & tidy home to occupy. Great find!
I love the harvester! I, too, could stare at it for hours looking at all the interconnections, hinges, springs, chains and imagine what happens when this bit moves and makes that bit go which turns that .....
Me too…fascinating!
Cool place mate the kitchen was the highlight for me especially that old Frigidaire stove, and liked that hallway definitely 70s. Astor made hot water heaters didn’t know that I thought it was the old TVs and Radios, they made. Definitely a museum piece that harvester machine. And with a good clean up they can definitely move in cheers mate for another awesome explore.
Made by Holden actually
Brush, dustpan, a good wipedown, turn on the electric and I'm good.
Yep! 🤠👍
Thanks Paul!
Nice find! What a remarkably clean and welcoming front view with pleasant yellow trim all around the house. There is a simple elegance in the remaining furniture and design and a comforting feel. That was a really cute Scandinavian style doll house scaled for a small child with bigger furniture and dolls. Small hands can easily place things in it.
The old Sunshine harvester looks like a 1927 model self propelled. They used Fordson engines. Alot of the wood has rotted so it would have looked quite different when new.
Sunshine started producing farm equipment in the late 1800s.
Sunshine...the "Birmingham of Australia"...employeed 3000 souls at its peak.
In 1907 a protracted industrial dispute between the owner and the union...The unions won but Sunshine successfully appealed the judgment.😕
But this lead to the creation of a minimum basic wage for Australian workers.....😁
Great info! 👍
Wonderful old home and it is in good condition. I like the retro kitchen table. Thanks for another great video. Greetings from Germany.
Lovely to see this one Urbex Indigo mate. Great improvisation with the cobwebs too. It's our issue with being tall hey. I swear I've copped a few of them over the explores I've done. Hope you are keeping well 😃😍
I want to thank you so much for this country home series. I watch other urban explorers and enjoy them but there is something about your videos that makes them really special. And you download one a week! We are spoiled. Thanks
Hi William 😊 thanks so much for the support and I'm glad you are enjoying the videos, many more to come 🙂👍
Hi William 😊 thanks so much for the support and I'm glad you are enjoying the videos, many more to come 🙂👍
Cool one mate. Nice old place. Still life left in this house. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺
This old abandoned farm house resembles the emergence from Edwardian to early 1920s architectural style. The rough rendering was common in certain regions and became more smoother during the 1930s. What a fascinating explore thanks Paul and just like discovering a museum with all the old farming equipment, Edwardian and Art Deco furniture left behind to sadly deteriorate. I noticed in your footage two different styles of tables, one appearing to be made of mahogany wood with the turned legs and the other possibly from the 1920s with the Mother of Pearl as the top. If only the old furniture could be saved and restored. 😊
Sure like that huge stainless steel sink in the kitchen. Nice. Practical. Great explore. Really liked this homestead.
This house is pretty much still in nice
shape just some cleaning and dusting
as well air freshener this house is in a
lot better condition than some of the
others but this is a very nice place this
is another great video Thank You.🤠
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We, in USA, call your cot a crib or baby bed. Great house......A shame it's sitting empty!
Nostalgic / very good condition/ thanks👏👏👏
Great video. Over here in blighty we have had a mini series called 10 pound poms. It was set after the ww2 late 40's early 50's. In one episode it shows the outside of a home just like this.
You mention the missing fireplace mantle in the living room, you walked past it in the shed at 4:29. 😊
Yes I saw that too. Oh well everything is there to get it working again.
❤ Boy I wish I could afford to move to australia that is a nice place
You can’t let old farm machinery go un filmed a look back in time where things were mage to 😊
Thanks, Paul. I'm guessing a reason the front was quite tidy is to keep people from entering ... that's if it can be seen from the road, of course. I continue to be thankful you have this hobby! 👌
Nicest one we’ve seen in a while….at least as far as condition! I loved the Art Deco wardrobe! Gorgeous piece of furniture. And all it’s systems as far as water and bathroom are still in place. Needs a few bottles of Mr. Clean Clean Freak and a couple of 10 packs of Scrub Daddies. And that old Hoover! I’m always amazed at your bravery walking through all these old places alone. And be careful don’t fall down! (That’s typically MY job) lol.
Metal roofs make all the difference on whether an old house lasts.
I love the old cottage. It certainly does look livable. What a great old farm 🚜 house 🏠. Thanks for sharing this. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤
Keep these country homes comming!
Soo worth the time and fuel to get to these places for sure!
Another fine video, thanks very much. I’m also getting a late-20s to early-30s vibe, particularly with the roughcast finish on the exterior and the dark interior timber. These videos are a fascinating glimpse into the human story, they’re most appreciated.
What a beautiful old home.. its held its age .. thank you for the tour .. and it was a great year for the Adelaide Crows 🥰
Better than the stupid Eagles atm ...I was hoping Adelaide beat Collingwood today 😢
Wow.. I was imagining it cleaned up, with a young family..wow.. memories of my first home back of Bourke..was similar..thanks for sharing, by the way the house looks to be dolls house..
Great I love house 🏡🌲❤👍☺️🌞😺👋👋
Those rainwater tanks are in better condition than mine!
Sunshine Auto I can't tell you much more than that but they came with fordson and Chrysler engines one of the first self propelled harvesters , our family had one in the 30-40's
Nice old house and barns and chickens coops but that old tractor was so every sweet it need be in place so more people can see it
Great Frigidaire range. We purchased one in 1979 with the thick coils. It was a workhorse. Wishing I still had it.
Thanks for sharing, another cool find 😊
This Looks Awesome, It's A Sham Someone Doesn't Claim It And To Do It Up. It Wouldn't Take Much To Bring It Back To Life And Have A Family Back Within Living The Life, But I Guess It's Out In The Never Never Lands, And Miles From Anywhere.
Still could be lived in like you said urbex a little t l c would do the trick awesome 👌 video cheers 🍻 👏 stay safe stay cool 😎
Lovely house! All it needs is a good old clean up, new carpets and a paint job and would make a nice place to live. Thanks for the tour
maybe some rewiring too if the rats have gotten to the wiring
Thank you for showing us this comfortable feeling home. See you next week Paul😊👍🏻
no shortage of the old boxthorns around that yard, tough to kill they are
Great find just needs a good clean nice home for someone let’s hope it finds someone to love it.
Serious amount of water tanks. And now to door number two.😊 Carpet and tiles say flooring was relaid about 1975/80.I love those laminex tables. Dolls house but I bet the cats would like it.
Fantastic , I Love these different houses I’m so glad to be watching An AUSSIE Made channel of these real old beauties , THANKYOU ,Haveyou ever been bitten By a red back or snake In these old homes?. 😊😊
Lovely old place
Sad to think once upon a time it would have been a thriving, busy little farmstead. Now just left to nature. By the way has anybody ever shouted hello back to you?!
Expensive tiles in kitchen.bathroom and laundry. Would come up a treat with care. ♥️♥️
You needed a pair of flat nose pliers and a screwdriver to open the D shackle on the shed. Maybe some wd40 or silicon spray to make things easier. Maybe carry some basic tools in the car next time. Love the video.
When we lived in Hobart when I was married we had a vegetable and we had a triple sink and one of those bed bases and that would be happy with wash and drain the lettuce leaves lol
Old farmers never threw away because it may come in hand one day 😺 that was my dad's old motto to
just a bit of a cleanup needed and maybe a new roof and this place could be lived in again
I like the dark wood.
Love these old joints,As a bloke that grew up in Vic,Aus, Especially where he grew up?He is allergic to bees,We rarely see snakes, Possums don't attack,cobbwebs? don't bite,But the mozzies?
Late Sunday for me but, still all good!
thats a very nice old farm house cottage paul and in very good condition a good clean up inside the house and it would look really great and the old machinery for cropping the harvest of wheat looked pretty ancient but must have been really something in its days thanks for sharing another awsome video paul cheers mate.
Nice little cottage, bit of a scrub move right in. Or would make a cool little holiday home. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)
I rely like this one ,it's very livable and could be fixed up so cute. 👍🇺🇸❤️
That device locking the shed is called a D shackle, 😄
Good old 70's carpet and a 50's chrome table. I bet the child(ren) who played with that dollhouse and used the crib are in their 40's or 50's now. Cool explore as always
Try 60s and 70s age group now
@@ClissaT I thought that too.
Great find Paul. The rain has done a good job of greening up the surrounds. Thx for another interesting explore. 😁
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Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video with me about 1920`s farm cottage still livable with stuff left behind/Sheds/Old harverster this place did not look that bad it looks like you could still live in that old farm house i really enjoyed this video my friend i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out and i am from the U.S.A and i alays will show you support to your channel and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thankis again.
Super cool place! Lil spackle, lil paint, make a place what it aint! 😁 New sub here! On to the next! 👍
Loved this one, I would love to give it a nice reno.
Definitely a nice sized home....some scrubbing & it could be livable....
I remember the sunshine harvester from a previous video, the business was taken over by Massey Ferguson.
That's it..I'm packing my bags and moving in 😂😂
Would love to own!!! Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful old home! I would love to be able to fix something like it up, but living in the USA means that's not possible.
We had one of those sofa's when I was a kid. folded in half to be the size of a single bed.
It's easy to spot country homes, no ones messed it about. Here, those old arborite top 50s kitchen tables are attracting crazy money from Mid-century Modern collectors. any earlier and the combine thresher would be horse drawn. Cheers.
Sunshine Harvester were one of the first world harvesters, invented in Australia.
Nicehome good location ,sheds all still salvageable, sad , potentially happy home, folks get old kids don't come back from the city, farm sold to neibour kids share cash old folks did the work . show books shut doors & cupboards please. the Sunshine harvester was once top of the line early ones were HORSE DRAWN! this one is pre war @ 1930+ most had "WAKESHAW" american engines
Homes back then where built to last unlike nowadays where houses are built with matchstick's and you can't sneeze without blowing it down.
In all your videos the laundry trough has had two compartments( I'm assuming for washing and rinsing) this one had three compartments what's the third compartment used for? What a nice place being missed out on.
Usually the third was for soaking a garment, washing day was giving 2 rinses for each load.
Yes I agree with Julie soaking etc 🤗
Thank you Julie
I saw some PVC piping in the house, that has been lived in or worked on in the last few decades.
Wow love the bed head.the mantel a s gone would have been nice solid wood.
Could fix this one up! Not too bad. Would be a great project. 😊😊😊
Nice, tidy somewhat bland place but in surprisingly good condition for being abandoned for 25 years!
It's a D shackle used as a lock on the shed
Really enjoyed your video as usual. I wonder why people just up and go and leave such special homes. I especially liked the wardrobe and table and can’t imagine why someone would not want them. Do you ever know where the owners went or who they were? We had a Braemar in our first home when we got married and an Astor TV, wash trough in our wash house and a chip heater in the bathroom when I was a kid. Oh yes the good old days.
The pretty basic dollhouse but that carpet some of the house is we rented growing up always have that carpet must have been cheap buy and we've always called that cot and a bassinet is more newborns they were smaller and sometimes you could rock them
I have seen worse places still being lived in lol, but that place would clean up great .
Cobwebs are dust webs..spider webs are no fun to walk through even if youre not afraid of spiders..i like spiders,but my daughter Amber on the other hand would scream her bloody face off and the whole time id be laughing hysterically 😅😂🎉
Hi Michelle, 😊 yes bloody spider webs gather on the camera lens too!! Lots of little critters in the old homes!! 😊😁👍
A bit of time and effort ,could bring it up to being a nice dwelling and peice of land too 😊😊
A crib is when baby is tiny a cot is when just before they get in a big bed
THat was a doll house.
Nice house. Were I live in the United States,we call them cribs. Basinet is smaller. How are your your cats.
its suprisinglt clean home with lots of chararter would not take much to make it liveable again
I wonder if there are hardwood floors under those carpets.
Could this old house been used in a tv show or movie and that's why it's in good shape?
(* A Period Drama or something)
I bet the outside walls are corrugated iron. Have seen it a few times covered in concrete rendering. Can make a good Finnish.
Beautiful, is it for sale,,i wish i had the funds,,😅❤
Hi Michele 😊yes this one is absolutely still in decent shape and could rescued for family living or holiday home! Cheers for watching 🙂👍
that place is cute i like it
Doll house
Yard doesn’t l😢overgrown to me??
I wonder if for sale?
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