Built 1908 with only 2 owners. History added. Sheds Everywhere!

Hey house lovers and explorers! I was able to get back to this beautiful old home and add the history as expected you may have guessed it was demolished about a year ago. An Edwardian Villa built in 1908 for John Frederick Martin who was a Jeweler by occupation. He lived here with his Wife Frances Anne and until they both passed away in the late 40`s. The home was then loved by the Curnow family where Sydney and his wife Mara maintained the beautiful gardens as Sydney was a Nurseryman by trade. The huge back yard and sheds show he had a very impressive nursery set up here over the decades. Lots to see and the history just makes it all the more enjoyable and sad at the same time knowing the whole lot is now vacant land. Hope you all enjoy the explore. Cheers for watching :-)

[@loubowen6649]

It's always sad to see a wonderful house be destroyed.

[@sandrahealey6385]

The ensign would have heated rose houses and other glass houses for growing plants through the winter ♥️♥️

[@merrilday5344]

you can see that some of the fireplaces hadn't been in use for some time as there was no hearth suround and the carpet butted up to the fireplace.

[@Pocket-Watch]

What an awesome old house and some fantastic history. Shame it's all demolished now. Thanks for this video.

[@slong8941]

How awesome you found all that history. A homes becomes a member of the family. We (my family) still talk about the home I grew up in like a member of our family. Thank you for what you do.

[@nancywindbigler6434]

Loved the back story!! The old pics were priceless. I wonder what took the life of daughter Murial? The interior doors are wonderful!! Thank you for another great explore!

[@lindsaykowand5460]

I love when you are able to dig up the history and old photos of places. It puts names, faces and life within the walls. ❤ if only those walls could talk. I can almost smell the home cooked meals coming from the windows. Demolishing it almost feels like the loss of a loved one

[@wernersadventures8330]

Dam mate that brought tears to my eyes RIP grand old lady an absolute beautiful story Paul.

[@sandrakoch8682]

Hello Paul, I have to say that I enjoyed this explorer seeing the kitchen, the fireplace mantles. The history of this place was great to hear, sad that this old girl is gone like so many others.

[@rogertemple7193]

Great to see this place again before it was torn down along with all of the sheds and hearing of the history and the two previous owners of it and

[@mnj640]

Losing a lot of those old homes in the eastern suburbs

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

Awesome 👍🏾 thank you 👍🏾

[@minimad8432]

What a great explore is this. I did enjoy the history of it at the start, so sad seeing it all come to an end after all those years of the families that lived there. Thanks for documenting this. Cheers, MM :)

[@meganpaull6140]

Hi Paul, I’m in love with the house loved all the history behind the home beautiful memories such a sad shame it got demolished when it could have been restored and enjoyed by others especially with all the history. I appreciate your passion you put into your videos. Thank you for the tour. 😊

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

It makes these explores even more interesting when you have so much history to include in the video. So many lovely interesting and historic homes on your channel.

[@pennysartindukeduke4778]

WOW 😮 that's amazing 😮

[@denisewatson5295]

What a lovely old home 🏡. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊. I love the old stove. ❤❤

[@mdelannoy3495]

l love long vidéos well done hello to Michaël 👍👍❤️❤️😺😺👋👋

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

the home I grew up in was built in 1859 in Washington state USA, we refered to her by her number address as it was her name. She was so intensly a part of our life and influenced everyone who slept under her roof She is gone now like all the ones you showbut still so remembered and loved. Mom who ownwd her is also gone.

[@Dinkum_Aussie]

Awesome backstory, and comparisons.