I visited here about 3 weeks ago but got challenged before I could get in. It’s previous owner was an ex mp and soldier who died at a very advanced age in the early 2000’s. He owned a lot of land locally. Both the barn and house are grade 2 listed buildings, the coach house with the red doors is a fairly recent addition. Excellent video, thank you.
The barn is of great importance , I'm glad you said it was listed but I hope someone will save it. The first part of the house looks like it was a medieval hall well before the rest of the house was built. Somebody should be preserving this now
@James Tyler Your family should have taken better care of the valuable items. That beautiful place has been left to rot, if anything you're family should be the one's reported to the police.
Well done Colin, this is a fantastic find, yes there are probably a lot of valuable items hidden in the house, everybody who has commented thus far has glorified the house and contents, and I don't blame them, but there is another part of the property that no one has mentioned, which is just as valuable, historically, as the house, that is the large barn, it's length, height' width and the way the structure looks is remeniscanct of the old 'Tythe Barn's', of which there are very few left standing, the wooden structure and the upright post's will be mainly Oak, the last one I saw was demolished to make way for the Tythe Farm Estate in Houghton Regis before the preservation orderscame intoplay, as I said they are rare buildings, and your video of the whole estate was well worth it. THANKS..
This place is a national treasure! It should be treated as such and preserved. I just don't understand why it's being left to rot. Wonderful explore, sad but wonderful. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
The motto on the stained glass window is Ut Sursum Desuper, seems to be connected to the Worsley Family. I found the things that had been left in the house quite heartbreaking, the uniforms, photographs & the mementos that have been collected over a lifetime just left behind & trashed, very sad. Happy Christmas to you & your family Colin, many thanks for all your hard work in finding all these places 🥂🍾🎄🎄
I like your investigative mind set … There are lots of coats of arms spread around the place that can tell you a huge amount about a the history of the place , although you do have to be carful as they get changed a lot over time . Quite a few triple fish , Kingston up on Thames Shields Can’t wait till I can get on computer and see it properly
WOW, alright! I really hope those antiques can be saved before the place decays into ruins. We don't have any places that old here in Australia. What a gem.
Colin you just made my Christmas Day. It was the topper on the Christmas tree. A wonderful family Christmas. That house blew my mind, reminded me of my grandfather's 27 room house but it only 135 years old and sold in the 50's. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
INCREDIBLE! The antiques, the tiles on the walls, the furniture is worth so so much money it's mind boggling if you knew what these things were worth on the antique market. Even the decorative wooden trim is worth alot of money!
Omg what a find!! This place needs reporting to the national heritage. I hope the property and its contents can be saved somehow. Awesome video Colin! Merry Xmas 🎄🎄
What an absolute gem of a place...must have been stunning in its heyday, wow! Loved the large sitting room with the gold coloured sofas and the pillars, beautiful bespoke curtains with pelmets that would have been very expensive...lovely antique furniture. Top notch explore, well done! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This explore was truly fantastic. I could have taken ages in there just looking at all the wonderful things on the ground floor. What a show place that house must have been in it's prime. Thank you for this. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Amazung house and all the antiques it contained. The drapes at every window were hand made. The furniture would have been the best when new. I would love to find out the history of this family as they obviously had the right connections. You have a lovely Christmas, many thanks for all the exploring you do. Thus has got to be at the top of your finds list. 💕🇦🇺
sometimes I wish there was someone to report some of these historical findings to so that items like the uniform, books and paintings weren't lost to time but were rescued for conservation
Great building! But I think it's been abandoned for not more than 20 years. Looking at the lawn mower, the washing machine and the box of a Brother sowing machine, which contained a DVD. So it will be after 1997,more likely around 2000 or later
Personally Colin I think you should get in touch with National Heritage and tell them about this property. Things like the WW2 military uniforms and war photos are of national importance and should be preserved not left to rott. Great vid buddie.
oh my days, I love that place, what a beautiful house. I would love to metal detect the gardens around it. thank you for taking us along, best wishes, mark
What an incredible exploration. So many valuable items, both of a personal and historical nature. I hope that it all finds a proper place, as well as preservation of the house and out buildings. Such a shame that this happens all too often. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas Colin, and extended wishes to your family and all the wonderful viewers of your channel. Cheers from the States 👊👍🤟✌
Amazing Fantastic Find! It has to go on your Best Ever List. The Well discovery was unbelievable. Your camera work is spot on, and the bright torch really helps. This indeed was a special Christmas video. 🎄👍
Probably the best abandoned house I've seen obviously belonged to someone with a military background. But seriously mate you should start wearing a respirator doing that stuff because that mould will fuck you up breathing it in.
Once again madness, how its left to rot! Older than some National Trust buildings... crazy, but great respectable tour from yourself! Oh I'd love that barn!
Hello Colin, its not a tree its a leek, the buttons are Welsh Guards Regiment They come in 3 main sizes with c. 26mm "Large" size used for tunic buttons, great coats and officer's buttons. The c. 19mm "Medium" sized buttons used for No. 2 Khaki service dress tunic buttons, parade uniforms, pockets and epaulettes. The c. 14mm "Small" size buttons mainly used for caps, mess dress waistcoats and General's red insignia gorget tabs. they worth some money. got to love google :}
Love the property,the furniture,the chandeliers you are right ,there's a fortune in there,probably another we can't see.love the master bedroom,the window at the top of the stairs is very cool.Duch a shame,there's no one to tend to it all.wonderful explore,I also like the Shepherd's house.and a nice deep well,inside so nice.The paintings really need to be taken care of before the ceilings collapse.The whole property barns and all.is wonderful. They must have had children or kin.Merry Christmas from Oklahoma.👍🎄❤️🇺🇸
Colin this was a fantastic explore, I love old houses and history , so when I watch I imagine all the people who must have lived there in the past, but this house must be listed ? Yet it’s nearly beyond saving , such a shame because when it’s gone it’s gone ,
That was an unexpected Christmas present, amazing place. The kind of place that would take me as long to carefully sort the contents as it would to renovate the property. I do hope whoever does take that house on they are respectful of its contents. Happy new year, you've set a bench mark for 2022 lol
Colin that was such a treat! Thank you so much. Definitely the national heritage should be involved that place was just incredible if those walls could talk! So cool. I’m really pretty gob smacked. Even that book from 1500s my gosh who has that in their collection?? I hope you have a fabulous New Year’s with many new adventures ahead. May it be prosperous, filled with love and happiness! Love from me in California💜🤟🏻😎🇺🇸
This house looks like it had been lived in by the same family for multiple generations, once fairly common, but became far less so since world war 2 - when you have a large house and don't move for generations, you collect a very large amount of stuff. Reminds me of my grandparents old farmhouse (demolished 1988) - decoration from the mid third of the 20th century looks like the central heating system was the last update done. Note the contrast from the expensive, solid antique furniture downstairs, to the horrid plywood 1970s/1980s chest of drawers in one of the bedrooms. Sadly it looks like a childless horder with health issues was the last to live here. That house is beyond economical repair - it would literally cost millions to restore.
So, reading through the comments was interesting. I don't know the protocol for reporting a place like this to get it at least considered for saving. But if there is a way, please, please do it. It really is an architectural treasure.❤️❤️❤️
So sad such historic properties are left to rot like this. I wish there was a way for people to preserve and care for abandoned places like this before they are gone.
Look at amazing woodwork on the roof . Never see that anymore. It’s amazing their is still water in that well. Beautiful place most gorgeous place you been too in a very long time
Wow what a find, such a lovely property and so many antiques. Well done collin really enjoyed watching the video, keep up with the good work and keep safe and all the best.😮👍🎅
WOW, just wow, I don't usually comment on your videos but this one just blew me away, what an amazing find, I am so glad you stick to the urbex code of leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but pictures, I'm so glad you never reveal locations, places like this should be preserved, the riding boots near the start of the video are probably worth £200-300, the army jackets you mentioned near the end would fetch the same, thank you for sharing.
To dig that well would have taken a very painstaking long time. Whoever owned this property was indeed wealthy in order to have this place built the way it was. This is NOT your ordinary peasant farmhouse, this is sooooo much more. Someone needs to be notified or a next of kin if possible.
Great video to finish the year with. Colin, you always strike just the right balance between natural curiosity, and respect for the property and it's owners. Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. More in 2022 please!
Calculate the distance traveled by the stone by using the following formula, where T is the time it took for the stone to hit the water: Distance = 1/2 * 9.8 * T^2 For example, if it took 1.5 seconds to hit the water, the stone traveled about 11 meters.
@@fhwolthuis That's what the science says. However, to get a more accurate measurement, it really needs to be timed wit a stopwatch. It was deep but not 490 metres deep.
Loved the main house some of the furniture was amazing it must be worth a fortune shame it is just left to rot have a merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 and a happy new year x
Happy Christmas Colin,this place was unbelievable beautiful antique furniture and interesting things,such a shame to see it decaying away,great country house incredible find,you would think there has to be some family out there thanks for sharing 👍
Another great video Colin by far one of my most favourite explores, that well was so far down Could not believe how deep it was. Great work mate and great to see you and stu together on his channel. ✊
Wow! Certainly one of, if not, the best explores I've viewed thus far. That well is DEEP and that's an understatement! Just imagine digging it by hand 300+ years ago. Can't someone from somewhere ride in and save this wonderful house and that amazing barn? Sifting through and auctioning off the contents would certainly raise a few sheckles that could be put towards restoration. On another thought, I actually wondered whether the room where the front door was located, had been set up like the reception area in a hotel.
We have the Wolsey Family Crest and the Kingston ok Themes coat of arms on multiple fixtures .. With some stop starting the history on this place should be out there
Great house, great video. There seems to be a theme in some houses of old owners, no family, the last dies or something happens to them and the house is just forgotten. So sad. About the depth of the well, could be wrong but here goes my memory of 30 years ago physiscs class. Ignoring air friction, terminal velocity V=g*t, where g is the gravity, so V=9.81*10, V=98.1m/s. Solving for distance it would be the integral of the speed over the time, but again ignoring friction distance = 1/2*g*t^2 which is about 500m. This is obviously a huge number, so accounting for air friction and speed of sound coming back up, we should be talking of some 300m-ish. Now I'm used to thinking of wells as going 10-20m deep, put on those you hear the PLOP of the rock within seconds, 4-5 tops.
Brilliant stuff, I'm actually watching it on the TV and commenting on the phone. Don't really care for house explores but this is the exception, great effort and I like the fact you're on your own. If I could afford it I'd buy it, unfortunately not everyone is as respectful and I can see the looney fringe filling that fantastic well. Thank you very much for showing us this place. 👍.
Have just checked out this one , Colin .TRIPLE FISH IN HERALDRY The arms show three fish over each other. Often used as a symbol of the importance of fisheries as well as a symbol for the Holy Trinity.
I bet its a listed building because of its age and it would cost millions to renovate I bet. Don't think I've seen this mansion explored before. Nice one Colin. Happy New Year xx
wow what a awesome discovery ... it feels like going back in time when life was much simpler than now with whats going on in the world .... so sad to see all this history disappear !
The coats of arms on the fire place. One seems to be for Kingston upon Thames but can't find the other. House is magnificent. Needs a phone Call to save some of the interior items! Please report them
You skipped past a couple of UK passports in the bedroom, they would have had a date of birth which might have given a clue to the ages of the previous residents and maybe explained why they had left? I saw the blue bathroom had been adapted for someone less abled. Notice also blank post it notes on certain items - used to mark then as worth valuing? Of course the property will belong to someone somewhere, the land registry would tell you for a small search fee, but most likely listed and as such difficult and way too expensive to make meaningful repairs - sadly the usual course of action is to wait until it falls into complete decay (or catches fire) before the site can be repurposed.
Wow Colin, that was spectacular, what a property, surely it must be listed escpecially the massive barn, what a find but as you say, hoarding looks to have been a problem but if the same family have lived there for a few generations stuff may have been passed down and just put upstairs out of the way. The well was amazing, I too would have been shaking standing next to that, sooo deep, best yet I would say 👍🐾🥰🐾👍
Wow what a beautiful house and full of so much stuff, makes you wonder what happens to these properties to be left with all those valuable antiques. Definitely the best one yet, nice one colin really enjoyed watching it. Keep up with the good work and all the best.👍😮
The jackets in attic--the Land Army? I'm sure with the heraldry on the fireplace, ceiling beams & the stained glass, the family/property history should be relatively easy to trace... But sad how the family must have died out. Hope someone can save photos & many items & the buildings before it all rots away...
Hi Colin hope your doing good. Happy Boxing day. That was one amazing video. It's a shame such nice things & furniture were left behind. It makes me think of what once was when those families were living there. Stay safe and take care.
Nice fine it looks beautiful do you look like it's been around for a long time I can't believe all of this stuff just left thank you and merry Christmas
I am not sure that you can calculate the depth of the well without knowing the terminal velocity of the stone. Acceleration due to gravity is 10m/s so every second it gets faster... Until it reaches a maximum speed and we don't know what that is. So between 0 and 1 seconds it covers about 5m. Between 1 second and 2 seconds it covers a further 15m. Between 2 and 3 seconds it covers a further 25m. So after 3 seconds it hasn't covered 30m but 45m. I don't think anyone can accurately say how deep the well is because it probably doesn't reach 90m/s as that would be over 200mph.
What an amazing house, all the history in the place, I hope someone saves that house. Another great video, Hope you had a good Christmas and all the very best wishes for a happy 2022
Brilliant video thanks Colin. What a beautiful building I bet you wouldn't go into that one at night. It would be too spooky 👻! Thanks again and happy Christmas to you and your fam 👍
I visited here about 3 weeks ago but got challenged before I could get in. It’s previous owner was an ex mp and soldier who died at a very advanced age in the early 2000’s. He owned a lot of land locally. Both the barn and house are grade 2 listed buildings, the coach house with the red doors is a fairly recent addition. Excellent video, thank you.
The comment I was looking for, thank you
The barn is of great importance , I'm glad you said it was listed but I hope someone will save it. The first part of the house looks like it was a medieval hall well before the rest of the house was built. Somebody should be preserving this now
@James Tyler Your family should have taken better care of the valuable items. That beautiful place has been left to rot, if anything you're family should be the one's reported to the police.
Well done Colin, this is a fantastic find, yes there are probably a lot of valuable items hidden in the house, everybody who has commented thus far has glorified the house and contents, and I don't blame them, but there is another part of the property that no one has mentioned, which is just as valuable, historically, as the house, that is the large barn, it's length, height' width and the way the structure looks is remeniscanct of the old 'Tythe Barn's', of which there are very few left standing, the wooden structure and the upright post's will be mainly Oak, the last one I saw was demolished to make way for the Tythe Farm Estate in Houghton Regis before the preservation orderscame intoplay, as I said they are rare buildings, and your video of the whole estate was well worth it.
THANKS..
the stone traveled for 6 seconds so equates to 180 meters. That is one hell of a deep well.
This place is a national treasure! It should be treated as such and preserved. I just don't understand why it's being left to rot. Wonderful explore, sad but wonderful. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
The motto on the stained glass window is Ut Sursum Desuper, seems to be connected to the Worsley Family. I found the things that had been left in the house quite heartbreaking, the uniforms, photographs & the mementos that have been collected over a lifetime just left behind & trashed, very sad.
Happy Christmas to you & your family Colin, many thanks for all your hard work in finding all these places 🥂🍾🎄🎄
I like your investigative mind set … There are lots of coats of arms spread around the place that can tell you a huge amount about a the history of the place , although you do have to be carful as they get changed a lot over time .
Quite a few triple fish , Kingston up on Thames Shields
Can’t wait till I can get on computer and see it properly
WOW, alright! I really hope those antiques can be saved before the place decays into ruins. We don't have any places that old here in Australia. What a gem.
Colin you just made my Christmas Day. It was the topper on the Christmas tree. A wonderful family Christmas. That house blew my mind, reminded me of my grandfather's 27 room house but it only 135 years old and sold in the 50's. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Have watched this twice . How sick are the people that vandalise such a lovely old place ? I wish they were all as considerate as you are .
INCREDIBLE! The antiques, the tiles on the walls, the furniture is worth so so much money it's mind boggling if you knew what these things were worth on the antique market. Even the decorative wooden trim is worth alot of money!
Omg what a find!! This place needs reporting to the national heritage. I hope the property and its contents can be saved somehow. Awesome video Colin! Merry Xmas 🎄🎄
I have to comment already; those barns are incredibly old in places, beautiful wood and rooves. Amazing. Right, on to the house next!
What an absolute gem of a place...must have been stunning in its heyday, wow!
Loved the large sitting room with the gold coloured sofas and the pillars, beautiful bespoke curtains with pelmets that would have been very expensive...lovely antique furniture.
Top notch explore, well done!
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This explore was truly fantastic. I could have taken ages in there just looking at all the wonderful things on the ground floor. What a show place that house must have been in it's prime. Thank you for this. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Amazung house and all the antiques it contained. The drapes at every window were hand made. The furniture would have been the best when new. I would love to find out the history of this family as they obviously had the right connections. You have a lovely Christmas, many thanks for all the exploring you do. Thus has got to be at the top of your finds list. 💕🇦🇺
sometimes I wish there was someone to report some of these historical findings to so that items like the uniform, books and paintings weren't lost to time but were rescued for conservation
Great building! But I think it's been abandoned for not more than 20 years. Looking at the lawn mower, the washing machine and the box of a Brother sowing machine, which contained a DVD. So it will be after 1997,more likely around 2000 or later
We bring nothing into this world, and it is certain we can take nothing out.
The old mirrors, the gilded frames, WOW! It's far from being junk or rubbish!
Personally Colin I think you should get in touch with National Heritage and tell them about this property. Things like the WW2 military uniforms and war photos are of national importance and should be preserved not left to rott. Great vid buddie.
They looked more like WW1 officers uniforms.
@@TheStwat yep you could be right buddie. So even more important.
oh my days, I love that place, what a beautiful house. I would love to metal detect the gardens around it. thank you for taking us along, best wishes, mark
What an incredible exploration. So many valuable items, both of a personal and historical nature. I hope that it all finds a proper place, as well as preservation of the house and out buildings. Such a shame that this happens all too often. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas Colin, and extended wishes to your family and all the wonderful viewers of your channel. Cheers from the States 👊👍🤟✌
This is a wonderful place wish someone could save and restore it. Some of the furniture is great. Thank you for exploring this terrific place.
Amazing Fantastic Find! It has to go on your Best Ever List. The Well discovery was unbelievable. Your camera work is spot on, and the bright torch really helps. This indeed was a special Christmas video. 🎄👍
Probably the best abandoned house I've seen obviously belonged to someone with a military background.
But seriously mate you should start wearing a respirator doing that stuff because that mould will fuck you up breathing it in.
@@terryenglish7132 Definitely a good idea. God only knows what your touching in those old places.
Once again madness, how its left to rot! Older than some National Trust buildings... crazy, but great respectable tour from yourself!
Oh I'd love that barn!
Hello Colin, its not a tree its a leek, the buttons are Welsh Guards Regiment They come in 3 main sizes with c. 26mm "Large" size used for tunic buttons, great coats and officer's buttons. The c. 19mm "Medium" sized buttons used for No. 2 Khaki service dress tunic buttons, parade uniforms, pockets and epaulettes. The c. 14mm "Small" size buttons mainly used for caps, mess dress waistcoats and General's red insignia gorget tabs. they worth some money. got to love google :}
Kenneth what sort of year would that army uniform be from ?
@@jive091 ww1 or ww2
@@JR-el7et thank you
Wonderful. Thank you.
@@JR-el7et fascinating . Thank you .
Love the property,the furniture,the chandeliers you are right ,there's a fortune in there,probably another we can't see.love the master bedroom,the window at the top of the stairs is very cool.Duch a shame,there's no one to tend to it all.wonderful explore,I also like the Shepherd's house.and a nice deep well,inside so nice.The paintings really need to be taken care of before the ceilings collapse.The whole property barns and all.is wonderful. They must have had children or kin.Merry Christmas from Oklahoma.👍🎄❤️🇺🇸
Colin this was a fantastic explore, I love old houses and history , so when I watch I imagine all the people who must have lived there in the past, but this house must be listed ? Yet it’s nearly beyond saving , such a shame because when it’s gone it’s gone ,
That was an unexpected Christmas present, amazing place. The kind of place that would take me as long to carefully sort the contents as it would to renovate the property. I do hope whoever does take that house on they are respectful of its contents. Happy new year, you've set a bench mark for 2022 lol
Hi Colin the button on the army jacket is Welsh Guards. What a cracking find this place is. Great video bud
By the way that family crest is the Worsley family crest and the writing below means "AS UP ABOVE" 😁👍
Colin that was such a treat! Thank you so much. Definitely the national heritage should be involved that place was just incredible if those walls could talk! So cool. I’m really pretty gob smacked. Even that book from 1500s my gosh who has that in their collection?? I hope you have a fabulous New Year’s with many new adventures ahead. May it be prosperous, filled with love and happiness! Love from me in California💜🤟🏻😎🇺🇸
This house looks like it had been lived in by the same family for multiple generations, once fairly common, but became far less so since world war 2 - when you have a large house and don't move for generations, you collect a very large amount of stuff. Reminds me of my grandparents old farmhouse (demolished 1988) - decoration from the mid third of the 20th century looks like the central heating system was the last update done. Note the contrast from the expensive, solid antique furniture downstairs, to the horrid plywood 1970s/1980s chest of drawers in one of the bedrooms. Sadly it looks like a childless horder with health issues was the last to live here. That house is beyond economical repair - it would literally cost millions to restore.
Wow wow wow im blown away, that house was amazing 👍👍👍
So, reading through the comments was interesting. I don't know the protocol for reporting a place like this to get it at least considered for saving. But if there is a way, please, please do it. It really is an architectural treasure.❤️❤️❤️
So sad such historic properties are left to rot like this. I wish there was a way for people to preserve and care for abandoned places like this before they are gone.
There is. It's called The National Trust, English Heritage/Historic England, and The Landmark Trust. We should support these organisations.
Look at amazing woodwork on the roof . Never see that anymore. It’s amazing their is still water in that well. Beautiful place most gorgeous place you been too in a very long time
Incredible place, but also what an absolute shame it's all just sitting there rotting. Thank you for sharing your explore with us and Merry Christmas.
Wow what a find, such a lovely property and so many antiques. Well done collin really enjoyed watching the video, keep up with the good work and keep safe and all the best.😮👍🎅
WOW, just wow, I don't usually comment on your videos but this one just blew me away, what an amazing find, I am so glad you stick to the urbex code of leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but pictures, I'm so glad you never reveal locations, places like this should be preserved, the riding boots near the start of the video are probably worth £200-300, the army jackets you mentioned near the end would fetch the same, thank you for sharing.
To dig that well would have taken a very painstaking long time. Whoever owned this property was indeed wealthy in order to have this place built the way it was. This is NOT your ordinary peasant farmhouse, this is sooooo much more. Someone needs to be notified or a next of kin if possible.
Great video to finish the year with. Colin, you always strike just the right balance between natural curiosity, and respect for the property and it's owners. Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. More in 2022 please!
Calculate the distance traveled by the stone by using the following formula, where T is the time it took for the stone to hit the water: Distance = 1/2 * 9.8 * T^2 For example, if it took 1.5 seconds to hit the water, the stone traveled about 11 meters.
So for 10 seconds? 490 metres?
@@fhwolthuis That's what the science says. However, to get a more accurate measurement, it really needs to be timed wit a stopwatch. It was deep but not 490 metres deep.
@@fhwolthuis The deepest hand dug Well in the world is 390 meters - the Woodingdean Water Well.
Loved the main house some of the furniture was amazing it must be worth a fortune shame it is just left to rot have a merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 and a happy new year x
Happy Christmas Colin,this place was unbelievable beautiful antique furniture and interesting things,such a shame to see it decaying away,great country house incredible find,you would think there has to be some family out there thanks for sharing 👍
Real cool that the long case clock still seems to work great explore ☺️
Another great video Colin by far one of my most favourite explores, that well was so far down Could not believe how deep it was. Great work mate and great to see you and stu together on his channel. ✊
Wow! Certainly one of, if not, the best explores I've viewed thus far. That well is DEEP and that's an understatement! Just imagine digging it by hand 300+ years ago. Can't someone from somewhere ride in and save this wonderful house and that amazing barn? Sifting through and auctioning off the contents would certainly raise a few sheckles that could be put towards restoration. On another thought, I actually wondered whether the room where the front door was located, had been set up like the reception area in a hotel.
Really loved the explore. What a fascinating house. A truly fantastic time capsule. Wow! Happy Christmas to you. My best to you for 2022.
Merry Christmas ❤️🎄🌟🕊 xx thanks for all your fantastic videos this year - I’ve enjoyed watching them all ❤️
merry Christmas from Egypt and in new year we hope to see a lot of episodes about classic cars thank u again
We have the Wolsey Family Crest and the Kingston ok Themes coat of arms on multiple fixtures .. With some stop starting the history on this place should be out there
I love the piano music. It really adds atmosphere.
What a amazing building got to be one of the best explores I have ever seen fantastic video as always 😀 👍
Merry Christmas Colin 🎄❄️🎄
What a beautiful find. So much history waiting to be rediscovered. Let's hope someone wants the commitment. Be safe 🫖
Great house, great video. There seems to be a theme in some houses of old owners, no family, the last dies or something happens to them and the house is just forgotten. So sad.
About the depth of the well, could be wrong but here goes my memory of 30 years ago physiscs class. Ignoring air friction, terminal velocity V=g*t, where g is the gravity, so V=9.81*10, V=98.1m/s. Solving for distance it would be the integral of the speed over the time, but again ignoring friction distance = 1/2*g*t^2 which is about 500m. This is obviously a huge number, so accounting for air friction and speed of sound coming back up, we should be talking of some 300m-ish. Now I'm used to thinking of wells as going 10-20m deep, put on those you hear the PLOP of the rock within seconds, 4-5 tops.
Brilliant stuff, I'm actually watching it on the TV and commenting on the phone. Don't really care for house explores but this is the exception, great effort and I like the fact you're on your own. If I could afford it I'd buy it, unfortunately not everyone is as respectful and I can see the looney fringe filling that fantastic well. Thank you very much for showing us this place. 👍.
I so want to know the history of this property how sad it that all that stuff just rotting away sad isn’t it great video
The colour stripes on the jacket is a medal ribbon for 2 different medals, the 1939-1945 star and a defence medal
Have just checked out this one , Colin .TRIPLE FISH IN HERALDRY The arms show three fish over each other. Often used as a symbol of the importance of fisheries as well as a symbol for the Holy Trinity.
Merry Christmas to you Colin and your family, with regards to this content.... simply WOW 👏
Absolute superb place it is amazing what gets left behind .
This house must be worth in 100s of thousands just left to rot someone must own this
The boar , red and roe mounts where amazing surprised they are still there
I bet its a listed building because of its age and it would cost millions to renovate I bet. Don't think I've seen this mansion explored before. Nice one Colin. Happy New Year xx
Nice one. Also you should go back and Magnet Fish the bottom of that deep Well , bet there's all sorts of valuable items especially coins to be had .
wow what a awesome discovery ... it feels like going back in time when life was much simpler than now with whats going on in the world .... so sad to see all this history disappear !
The coats of arms on the fire place. One seems to be for Kingston upon Thames but can't find the other. House is magnificent. Needs a phone Call to save some of the interior items! Please report them
That well must be at the least 100 ft deep, holy moly.
Merry Christmas & hopes of a better New Year, then the past two years of coof-v.
What a way to spend Christmas Awesome
Another great video 👌 looking forward to 2022 for more👍
Wow Colin what a fined nice to see it all still there & not trashed or Vandalised
Nice one 👌🏽👌🏽
I think the uniform button is the Welsh Guards.
100% welsh guards
Lovely house and video 👍👍👍👍👍
That stain glass window near the kitchen is the Worsley family crest and the motto below reads 'ut sursum desuper' - descend to ascend.
That well was quite some construction.
You skipped past a couple of UK passports in the bedroom, they would have had a date of birth which might have given a clue to the ages of the previous residents and maybe explained why they had left? I saw the blue bathroom had been adapted for someone less abled. Notice also blank post it notes on certain items - used to mark then as worth valuing? Of course the property will belong to someone somewhere, the land registry would tell you for a small search fee, but most likely listed and as such difficult and way too expensive to make meaningful repairs - sadly the usual course of action is to wait until it falls into complete decay (or catches fire) before the site can be repurposed.
Wow Colin, that was spectacular, what a property, surely it must be listed escpecially the massive barn, what a find but as you say, hoarding looks to have been a problem but if the same family have lived there for a few generations stuff may have been passed down and just put upstairs out of the way. The well was amazing, I too would have been shaking standing next to that, sooo deep, best yet I would say 👍🐾🥰🐾👍
Wow what a beautiful house and full of so much stuff, makes you wonder what happens to these properties to be left with all those valuable antiques. Definitely the best one yet, nice one colin really enjoyed watching it. Keep up with the good work and all the best.👍😮
The jackets in attic--the Land Army? I'm sure with the heraldry on the fireplace, ceiling beams & the stained glass, the family/property history should be relatively easy to trace... But sad how the family must have died out. Hope someone can save photos & many items & the buildings before it all rots away...
An unbeatable explore. Thanks so much.
Colin what a wonderful explore! Sad it's left to rot
that is a hoarders house without a doubt
Hi Colin hope your doing good.
Happy Boxing day.
That was one amazing video. It's a shame such nice things & furniture were left behind. It makes me think of what once was when those families were living there.
Stay safe and take care.
Nice fine it looks beautiful do you look like it's been around for a long time I can't believe all of this stuff just left thank you and merry Christmas
Great explorer fella, Lauren says Happy Christmas 🎄 🎅 🧑🎄
wonderful home! sell the valuables inside would probably be enough to fix the place up cause it's a shame to let it just fall apart
medals are bomber command and Silver laurel leaves (King's Commendation for brave conduct; civil))
Hi Colin , i noticed 2 passports on the side in the room with the Fur Coats
I am not sure that you can calculate the depth of the well without knowing the terminal velocity of the stone.
Acceleration due to gravity is 10m/s so every second it gets faster... Until it reaches a maximum speed and we don't know what that is.
So between 0 and 1 seconds it covers about 5m. Between 1 second and 2 seconds it covers a further 15m. Between 2 and 3 seconds it covers a further 25m. So after 3 seconds it hasn't covered 30m but 45m.
I don't think anyone can accurately say how deep the well is because it probably doesn't reach 90m/s as that would be over 200mph.
What an amazing house, all the history in the place, I hope someone saves that house. Another great video, Hope you had a good Christmas and all the very best wishes for a happy 2022
Brilliant video thanks Colin. What a beautiful building
I bet you wouldn't go into that one at night. It would be too spooky 👻!
Thanks again and happy Christmas to you and your fam 👍
Fantastic find
That well Dude wow!! Great explore
Merry Christmas pal love the things u do loads of respect
10 seconds 😳 wow!
Merry Christmas to you 🥳
Another awesome video. Keep them coming 👍👍 and merry Christmas m8
Merry Christmas to you and yours 🎄
Great Christmas present.
Merry xmas mate thanks for all your hard work and effort this year entertaining me /us all u are a legend at your job stay safe
Hi Colin, 15mins in & 10 adds couldn't watch anymore.
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