Abandoned- Lonely old country farm house on a hill left to decay. What happened here?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey house lovers and explorers!
This video I am still out in rainy cold Victoria where I found an eerie looking old 30`s bungalow style farm house that sits on the side of a hill.
Vacant for a long time it seems probably the late 80`s or early 90`s. The old place is weathered and weary but has cool old things left including art deco features and also old wainscoting which made me think it was added to at some point in the 30`s.
The place has very old sheds that were made of logs and I really wonder about who lived here and if they passed away leaving the home to just decay away gradually.
This was another cool explore for me and I hope you all enjoy it too. Cheers for watching :-)
I love how you get excited finding a treasure in the middle of nowhere. It’s a shame that with time people pass and the children move away. The home must’ve been beautiful In it’s day, now left to decay and nature takes it back. That is why I watch these videos. I have the chance to visit things I would never would have had the pleasure to view amazing homes. Thank you for sharing your hobby Paul. It truly appreciated.
Thanks Brenda :-) Even though I am not travelling around the world on the circuit filming the ultimate locations I still love finding these old homes that have been forgotten. Glad you also enjoy, cheers for the support :-)
this house the way its been built reminds me very much of how my grandmothers house was built back in the 1900s even the celler
That’s cool
I love older homes because they had styles.
How are you Lorraine?
It's crazy that these old broken-down homes still stand while at the same time beautiful homes that still appear quite livable are being knocked down.
Thanks for your surprise find. I watch Urbex videos from all over the world. Sometimes it makes me sad to see the homes abandoned when someone passes on or has to leave a home. My place will be like that, I like that you share architectural and mechanical details in your videos.👍
Hi Frank :-) Cheers for watching mate, glad you love watching Urbex videos. It is sad for sure but intriguing to think why and how. Many more videos to come. Cheers! :-)
Agree with you, Frank. Paul really does an excellent job pointing out the architectural features and the associated era's - such as the door handles migrating up and down the door. My Auntie's house was a pre-war and all the doors had the handles high up! We were told, as kids, it is so we could not get into the lounge to eat the "visitor's" biscuits and chocolates!
@@onelastgoodhome I am sure the small kids could not enter those rooms with the high door knobs.😉
I can see kids playing on the swings running around giggling, as I imagine how this home would have been.
The carpets were pretty for a farm house.
Also how old is the womans weekly! One classic mag still a good read.
There's nothing like a Canadian club by the fire while camping to warm the soul!!!!
Great find!👍
Wish someone would save the stuff that COULD be used and enjoyed. U always rock it Thanks dear
Love the sound of frogs 🐸 by the time you got back to your car you would have been wet and covered in cobwebs 🕸 thanks for the great video. Feautures of this home take me back to my grandparent's home.
That farm house was definitely out in the middle of nowhere, great land surrounding it. If it was painted and fixed up it would be a lovely spot to live.
Great!! more country farm houses shame to see the decay and nature taking over, it is great to see old news paper to glance back into the past of what society was like back then.Thanks for sharing....Cheers MM:)
Pretty cool little place! At one time , it was cozy and comfortable. Amazing how that wall is separating from the room! Thanks so much! 💜
What a neat home. So sad that someone has left it to rot away. Here in the US, many places have a significant lack of affordable modest family homes like this. If I could find a property like this with the house in better shape, I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Great video, as always.
Love the old farm houses 🏘️🏡
I remember ripping the old linoleum up to replace it and finding newspaper under it. Daddy would save it to read later on as reading material was not in our budget. We moved into old houses and fixed them up in exchange for the rent. Nothing as bad as this one but some were in pretty bad shape. When the landlord decided it was nice enough to charge rent, Daddy would find another and off we would go again. This was a nice little farmhouse when it was in better shape.
Pretty nice place at one time. Liked the old newspaper under the flooring. Thanks, Paul
that was probably a very sweet little house in its day.... excellent find!
I love your explores Paul! Keep up the great work! I think you deserve more subscribers!
Hello Paul I’m sure this home was beautiful love the older homes they had style. Thank you for sharing 😊
You sounds really cool, I love older homes either. How are you Crystal?
I just love the variety of homes you show and preserve on video! Always fun to see what you will have next!
Looked possomy to me at the start. Good on ya for checking out the old papers,, gives a little insight to the times when the house was young. Thanks for the entertainment.👌
Awesome find wonder what this 🤔 place looked like back in the day love ❤️ you man stay 😎
great mid-week explore, very interesting house in a beautiful location, the country homes are my favorites
I think you are a super explorer and I like you such a lot . Love your channel . You always respect your explores and call the house old girl . Bless you .
Even the frogs 🐸 get involved.
A real gem to stumble across this one Paul ..... love it!
Decided to make The Residents wait for their tea so The Human could watch Wonderful Wednesday's upload! Thank you, Paul! BTW - The Residents here did not approve of the accommodation provided for the K-9's 🐶! Poor place is very much forgotten..... At least she is documented before she ends up in a heap. Love the log shed...
Hi OLGH :-) Thanks for taking time out to watch! :-) Yeah the tanks were a bit crude but thinking back now it may have been for other things like goats also :-) Thanks for watching again :-)
Brilliant !! Should of looked at the empty carton of milk on the ground for a date lol . But once again this is a beauty thank you Paul 🙌💯
Love that you zoomed into the carpet, such a classic pattern. 🌷 That big shed was to die for! Thanks so much for using your spare time to record these darlings 🏚🤎
Cool place. When you get through filming, it would be cool to go around with a metal detector to see what you might find.
Hi Bluerose :-) I think that would be cool too
What an interesting creepy old house. I was a bit puzzled about the cypress trees but the swamp answered my questions. I find cypress trees to be a bit creepy too. Forests of cypress grow in the swamps of the American south. Under the moonlight, with Spanish moss and ground fog, the swamps are terrifying. Lots of frogs too. Thanks for the memories. 😊
Yep you nailed the weather Paul by saying your winter being a typical day here in England as it is… a really cool little bungalow, I would love to live somewhere remote like that. Really appreciate your enthusiasm and bringing us these wonderful properties
A very nice old bungalow.
Wow…that house looks like it can fold like cardboard. Good video. Thank You.🍷
Thanks for watching Barbara :-)
Great 👍 video urbex fun 😀 to 👀 see old papers just a few months before I was born great 👍 👌 love ❤️ you man stay cool 😎
Thanks heaps for the great support again Lita! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 thank you urbex love ❤️ you man keep the great 👍 video s coming appreciate 😀
Hi Paul great looking old country house 🏠
stunning front! love the old old homes
I feel like many other's do, that seeing these old places that I will never see in my life time but with your exploring makes this all possible Paul. Thank you for this one.
You can see where the original old victorian cottage at the rear joins the newer bungalow extension at the front when you look at the side of the building, different rooflines, tiny old cottage hiding out the back (the chimney and windows) sae as mine 1864 or later. :) also original barn/shed nice bedtime viewing thanks
You find the coolest old homes.I like all your videos but these old farm houses are the best.I can imagine children laughing and playing on the swings.I always wonder about the lives of the people that lived there.Thank you.Ilike the floor covering of flowers in the room with the fireplace. Is it linoleum or carpet.?👍❤️🇺🇸
Glad you like them Gayle! :-) I think it was lino
Awesome 👏
🌟Oh wow beautiful home 🏡 I can imagine it would have been beautiful back in the day with a family living there and now it’s a very sad lonely ruin and nature will claim it hope the rain is holding off while you are in country Victoria. Thank you so much again. 🌟😊❤️
Hi Megan :-) Been raining on and off constantly but not too annoying atm. Yep the old home is a forgotten place now. Cheers for watching again :-)
I don't think anyone has lived in it since the 70s when that paneling went up! What a cozy home it must have been.
Yeah I think I agree Kate :-)
Thanks for finding these places, but it is sad to see how these people just leave them.
Hi Lou, thanks for watching :-)
Thank you Paul and I really enjoyed viewing your explore of an old abandoned farm house, with a mix of internal Art Deco features. There also appeared to be a hidden room in the ceiling.
A Canadian Club tinny ..... that hasn't been there very long that can ..... you're right, Paul, obviously someone else has been exploring this place.
I would love to restore then live in one of these abandoned cottages
I've enjoyed these farm houses. I grew up on a farm & it brings back many memories (🤣 not that our home was in this sort of disrepair) but we did have an old abandoned cottage we used to play in 😀
I recently remodeled my guest bath and found that EXACT yellow/orange wallpaper behind the medicine cabinet here in Colorado USA.
Thats pretty cool Chat Noir :-) thanks for watching
I can imagine that this house was a cozy home in the past. Interesting is why is it lost. What is happened there? The landscape outside is really awesome. I love these old windows and doors. They are charming.
I'm shivering here in the Blue Mountains Paul lol. Great content as always.
Glad you enjoyed it Tina :-) Yes up there would be a tad colder no doubt! Cheers for watching Tina :-)
Very cool find.😀
I just looked up your weather,at least according to google. 60 sounds nice. Most of our lows aren't even that low. It has cooled off some,at 9:00pm. It's only 90 now instead of 100. The reason the door handles are so high,in case anyone wanted to know. Is so the kids could not ecape.
Hi Mava :-) you getting some nice warm weather :-)
G'day mate ... when you were sheltering under those old trees I thought you would branch out to another video! 🙄😉
That looks familiar lol. My first explore!
Hey mate! 😁 Cool old place, there was one up the main road a bit not even a. Km away too but had cows all around it haha. I'm still in Victoria at moment
The trend from rural to urban living here was the mid 80s to mid 90s, I would put these dates forward . When things become economically untenable, People up stakes and move along the track. Leaves us as detectives to what was. Cheers.
Cheers again Gary! :-)
Another great vlog 👍. Looks like would have been a great house in its day.
Cheers Peter :-)
This place hasent been lived in for years nice find
Cheers for watching again Kim :)
Loved this one x
Nice little find mate it always rains in Vic. and yes I don't mind a drop of canadian club I was expecting a old rusted car in the shed cheers mate.
Glad you enjoyed it Werner! An old car for that old log shed would have been perfect! Cheers for watching mate :-)
Another great video. Just curious -- have you ever been 'caught' so to speak or walked in on while doing these videos? I feel so apprehensive thinking that any moment someone will tap you on the shoulder! All the best. At about 19:00 that huge antenna in back was a surprise.
Hi my name is Michelle and i really enjoyed watching you and i just want you to know that i saw the farm house that had the old cars and the one had a buggy that you go rabbit shooting. I just thought you like to know
I enjoy your videos! It’s so disheartening how these homes just go to waste! Thank you for sharing a great place, that at one time was a nice home!❤️
Glad you like them Peggie! Cheers :-)
hi, Paul. I just love the. videos you respectfully show, from Australia. I loved Adelaide, but so sad about such history being dumped away, and these country ones sure show the other side of life: hard work for very frugal living. this place looks comfortable originally, ( except for outhouse!). it is very simple tho, and make do feeling to it. good grief , the livingroom looked as tho it had the same linoleum as my husband's upstairs bedroom, when I moved in his farmhouse. it was very old. 26 years later we tore it out, and there was a beautiful old wood floor beneath!!! thank you for a reprieve and historical journey, also.
Hi Linda :-) Glad that lino brought back some memories! :-) Thanks for watching and your support, many more vids to come :-)
Great video
I’m first!?! Greetings from Seattle, WA from one of your loyal fans.
Yes you are! Marian! :-) Greeting from Australia and thanks for the support and for watching :-)
Nice video again!
I think that the small hods were in time gobbled up by holding that were bigger and getting bigger. There was a time in both the US and Australia that everyone was a farmer. But as time passed there were more city jobs and farms got bigger to compete and small farmes moved to town.
pretty cool
Hi Paul, love these old country homes enjoy every video. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome Patricia :-)
Thats full on winter to yal lordy here full winter is minus 20 an couple feet of snow
Hi Paul! Great video! I have a question for you. I know it's winter there for you but does it ever snow there? I would think not but I'm just curious.
Hi Deborah :-) Yes it does snow in the mountains every year but every now and then we can get light snow in other parts also, not often though. Thanks for watching :-)
We get right down to -4 degrees Celsius in country South Australia. But the air is soo crisp some mornings you swear it should snow though😂
I find it odd that the boards near the bathroom were oddly hit-and-miss damaged and not other boards!
I can't believe the old 'outhouse' had a flushable toilet inside ..... 😮 ..... that certainly isn't original!
Me when you’re in that living room: this actually doesn’t look too bad for an abandoned farm house
Me when you step out of the living room: oh waow ok never mind 😂 I love when there’s newspapers or magazines lying around giving an idea of a date. Some urbexers miss these through the view finder or they’re going too quick to notice 😂 I’ve just noticed someone mentioned your name in the comments. As a recent subscriber I’ve been wondering this haha, but didn’t like to ask as I know some TH-camrs like to be anonymous, which I totally get
Hi Stephanie welcome to the channel, yeah my name is Paul :-) Glad you are enjoying these old abandoned homes! Thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 here to stay 😄
Hi Paul
This place has seen better days. It’s a small cottage. It looks like only 2 people could have
lived there. I only saw 1 bedroom, the one that had the wall pulling away from the house.
Hey Paul I live on Long Island in the state of New York, I was just wondering what the time
difference is? I figure about a day and a half, I’m just curious. Getting back to the house
all of the rooms are small. And it is really secluded from other homes. Maybe these people
who lived here were hermits. Inside the house they had a bathtub but if you had to go do
business you had to go outside the house to the outhouse. I give the video 5 star rating.
Hi Irene :-) I think we are 14 hours difference :-) I think the front right room with the collapsed ceiling was the main bedroom. :-) Thanks for watching
have you ever picked up a small token from your investigations of abandoned places?
remove the brick from the chimney, burn it to the ground and give it back to nature or make a better one?
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Dear Mr. Urbex Indigo could you please tell me the name of the song that plays at the beginning of each video and who sings it please. Thank you so much. My mother and I enjoy your videos very much.
Hi eleventy7 :-) Here it is , thanks for watching :-) th-cam.com/video/-YyQqU08SDI/w-d-xo.html
Is there a call for & have you though of doing architectural salvage?
Do you ever research the property history what happened to the people..it's curious seems they just woke up and left...with personal needs
I don't get the 'cellar' ..... not that it is a full-on cellar ..... I just don't understand what it would have been used for. (Cellars aren't really a thing here in Australia!)
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With all the damage to this one I think it has been abandoned for a while.
This one gave me creepy vibes!
Did anyone else get that or is it just me?
It's a shame all the new generation of people are to tied up with modern living to just let these old houses rott need more old minded people in this world
No possum friends today 😛
Did you have another paranormal channel?
Great explore. You don't have to wonder if we will enjoy your adventures. All of your followers always seem to enjoy them all, no matter where or what you explore. Thanks muchly and keep on exploring. 😊🏚🏠🐈⬛