Are you Based in wales Was in wales over the weekend found old mansion all boarded up didn’t find many abandoned farms or house’s love watching your videos
Good explore this has been on u tube a couple of times but not for a while; but it's more trashed now and there was a old ford puma wat was rotten on the drive with private plate but it's gone now
I feel sorry for this persons remaining family if there is anyone, if they had to clear the property out i mean were do you even start in this situation. I also wonder how much is been ransacked and how much was the way they were living
The reason it's like that is it's very likely the owners died, did not leave a will and there was no family to inherit the house. In cases like this if there is no next of kin, the council organise and pay for the funeral. Then they will try and find any family, when you see photos taken out of frames and layer out in derelict properties like these it's because a team from the council (by team, it's usually one or two people) have gone in to try and find any information on relatives to trace them. Quite often you might find names on the backs of photos that can give you a clue. They also look through all the official records that the council has, as well as anything else they can find in the house as well as talk to neighbours etc. If nobody can be found, then the house is left for a period of 12 years. If nobody has come forward in that time - the property goes to the Crown, ie HMRC who then sell it. But by this time most properties have fallen into ruin, and nobody wants them or a developer might by it for the land. Even if a family member can be found, they may not want the house - this is called 'disclaiming' an inheritance. The main reason for doing this is because you immediately owe HMRC 40% of the property value- you wake up, find a relative you have never met has left you a property valued at £800,000 you suddenly owe the taxman £320,000! The property is falling apart, needs a shed load spending on it before you can even think of selling it - most people can't just fork out £100k to renovate a house. Plus all the other costs, clearing it, any outstanding debts (yep you inherit those too) plus legal fees. Before you know it you are up to your eyeballs in debt - hence many people do the same thing and say nope - don't want it and disclaim it. This is a big reason you see houses in this condition left empty. They are stuck in legal red tape which will go on for decades.
sad to see someone's house trashed like that.
I know it is a shame
That place was absolutely rammed! It reminded me of the excellent 'Short' you edited from it. Great explore mate 👏🏻👏🏻 very watchable.
I know right shame someone set it on fire and ransacked it tho
Great explore. This place is full to the brim and so overgrown. Really enjoyed watching 😊👍
Glad you enjoyed and yeah mad place
Great house with cool toys and stuff not a bad size of house those toys take you back 😅😅😅
Yeah house is pretty big on its own as well so would be nice to have that space
Great exploring lads some good stuff in there
Glad you enjoyed mrblue
Wow so much stuff 👍 another great video mate
I know place was rammed lol
Are you Based in wales Was in wales over the weekend found old mansion all boarded up didn’t find many abandoned farms or house’s love watching your videos
Based in West yorkshire but go to Wales alot as its amazing
Great vid, I don’t think the plate was real silver, I think you’ll find it was electro plated x
Hmm agreed however you never know lol
Good explore this has been on u tube a couple of times but not for a while; but it's more trashed now and there was a old ford puma wat was rotten on the drive with private plate but it's gone now
Yeah seen a few do this and saw the car had been taken shame
Cool explore rammed with stuff
I know right mad how much is left here
Wed love to explore this is it anywhere near Telford we just want to see for ourself and we dont touch anything looks amazing 😮
Erm don't think it's near Telford no from what i remember
I feel sorry for this persons remaining family if there is anyone, if they had to clear the property out i mean were do you even start in this situation. I also wonder how much is been ransacked and how much was the way they were living
It is a super shame people destroyed the place and ransacked it ppl eh
The reason it's like that is it's very likely the owners died, did not leave a will and there was no family to inherit the house. In cases like this if there is no next of kin, the council organise and pay for the funeral. Then they will try and find any family, when you see photos taken out of frames and layer out in derelict properties like these it's because a team from the council (by team, it's usually one or two people) have gone in to try and find any information on relatives to trace them. Quite often you might find names on the backs of photos that can give you a clue. They also look through all the official records that the council has, as well as anything else they can find in the house as well as talk to neighbours etc.
If nobody can be found, then the house is left for a period of 12 years. If nobody has come forward in that time - the property goes to the Crown, ie HMRC who then sell it. But by this time most properties have fallen into ruin, and nobody wants them or a developer might by it for the land.
Even if a family member can be found, they may not want the house - this is called 'disclaiming' an inheritance. The main reason for doing this is because you immediately owe HMRC 40% of the property value- you wake up, find a relative you have never met has left you a property valued at £800,000 you suddenly owe the taxman £320,000! The property is falling apart, needs a shed load spending on it before you can even think of selling it - most people can't just fork out £100k to renovate a house. Plus all the other costs, clearing it, any outstanding debts (yep you inherit those too) plus legal fees. Before you know it you are up to your eyeballs in debt - hence many people do the same thing and say nope - don't want it and disclaim it. This is a big reason you see houses in this condition left empty. They are stuck in legal red tape which will go on for decades.
@@55tranquility well that's very interesting I never knew about the cost of inheriting a property thank you for that.
Great find. Nice decay. So much to see. Thx
Glad you enjoyed :)