There was a mansion here where I live that was covered in green vines even worse than this one. I drove by it for 30 years most every day and thought why doesn't someone fix it up. One day ten or so years ago a local builder bought it and restored it to it's former glory. It is one of the top homes in my area now. In fact it might look better now than it did when new it is that amazing!
Really well done. Thank you for showing us the property itself. So many URBEX vids are basically video selfies. Yeah, I don't care about seeing some person's face the whole video and maybe catching a glimpse of the house over their shoulder if I'm lucky. You did it right!! For the record and to correct some of the comments already left, this is not a Georgian house. It is Gothic Revival. I'd peg it around 1840s at the very earliest but more likely 1860s. It has some definite Irish details to it. That idiot squawking that this house isn't in Ireland can shove off. Oh, and how would "lying" that it's in Ireland be "click bait" anyway?? I came to watch an URBEX vid. I didn't click because you said it was in Ireland. You could have said it was in the frigging Ukraine for all I care; I'd still have watched it. But hey, that fool apparently knows every single house in Ireland so we all stand corrected, right?
Such houses cost an arm and 4 legs to renovate and to restore to it's former glory. Every square inch of walls. ceilings and decor inside and outside have to be attended to and restored authentically. This is not made easy by architectural consultants, local authority involvement, planning costs ets. Sometimes it is better to let it die gracefully,,, and cry when it is gone☹️☹️
What a stunningly beautiful magical home this must have been, make me wonder why ppl leave it to wreck and ruin. This is everything I would wish to have in a home ❤️
Beautiful house, late Georgian I would imagine. It hasn't been abandoned too long. I imagine it is in Limbo on account of a legacy issue. However, once upon a time you could live in a house like this and have cheap servants and gardeners. And have educated and civilised neighbours to meet and enjoy. Now that is not really possible, nor is there much sense of community in much of the countryside, unless you are old and traditional. Ireland has changed. It is very expensive to live here now and without staff, you don't enjoy much security. Consequently you dont feel safe and home insurance premiums are very high.
I was shocked at how expensive Ireland is now. Twenty years ago it was far better. How 'safe' is Ireland these days? You have a lot of Travellers, are they a problem?
@@earthman6700 yes it is very expensive here now, even food products made in Ireland are more expensive here than they are in the UK. Criminality is an issue, there are drug and gang problems that have spilled out into the countryside. There is an element of the travelling community who do seem to engage in criminality, but that is hardly surprising when you consider the abuse and discrimination they have endured over the past hundred years. We have litttle to offer in terms of value for money or climate. The government really needs to make Ireland a good destination for return visitors; not to exploit the naive and fleece them during their first and final visit.
@@connoroleary591 Thank you for your reply. Ireland was a place I wanted to move to around 1998. It still appeals to me but out of my reach now. Many thanks Robert, UK.
@@earthman6700 don't be put off entirely. One thing that had changed for the better is the Peace Process. Northern Ireland has some good housing stock, cheap by the standards of the South and the UK. The people are friendly, you could find yourself a very nice, cosy place to live, between hills, beaches and towns. And the systems there work along the same lines as the mainland. Good luck in your quest!
This style of architecture has lovely proportions, fine sized living space, lots of light and beautiful features. There's a background noise that you can hear on the outside of the house in some of the scenes. Is it a busy road or a river? I'm guessing a road. The first thing to fix is the roof to protect the property.
Beautiful footage of a glamorous home falling to ruin. Is there not a national trust in Ireland to save these wonderful, artful homes? Who owns this treasure?
Old buildings like this are protected, they can't be knocked down. It seems that sadly, they are left to ruin so that they eventually knock themselves down.
Abandoned houses always look like they are still in good condition from the outside, but sadly when you step inside, it's just falling to pieces with rot and decay!
Where is it? If anyone has any details or knowledge of this house please get in touch with me. I reckon with a little effort we could get this house sorted
High Dynamic keep doing what you’re doing. You’ve got the right stuff!!! The photography and background music is on point!!! If you are trying to make photography or videography your business, you’ve got what it takes. The natural talent that not many have.
I agree with the comments below RE the lovely camera work, nice to see the house and not the hosts face for a change! The newspaper you show is an English paper though, I recognise two of the car dealers names still in business, one in Lanchashire and one it Watford. Just wondering if when you say it's in Ireland, you mean Northern Ireland? Not as likely to see an English newspaper in the republic...
It's in the Republic, quite far from the border, don't know what the story of the newspapers is. The people who lived there had very English surnames so maybe someone in the family brought it after a visit(?). Who knows
My family left Irland, they had money, wonder if this could be one of the homes they left. No I didn't get anything, they were swindled out of money through a private investigator. They were looking for my grandfather. Lost all 5 businesses, and homes. They hada music shop, pet store, food store, laundry mat, and a shoe store. Just small business people. And asked for nothing when all was lost. My father never got to see his dad after 4 yrs of age. I'm 62. Hopefully the loser died.
The paper is definitely an English news paper, all the ads are UK phone numbers. Not an uncommon sight seeing English newspapers in Ireland though, huge market for them especially at that time, pre internet. Also, house possibly in Northern Ireland.
Cool video! I'm not able to read the sign on the front door, so I'm guessing it says no waving. Is waving around abandoned buildings a problem in Ireland?
Sounds like someone doesn’t like Ireland. Google abandoned houses in France, England and elsewhere. The money needed for restoration and taxation of these properties in Europe is punitive. Look it up if in doubt.
I just love when people make statements without bothering to check and see if they're letting people know how ignorant they are. Search TH-cam for abandoned mansions, and check out the numerous channels that exclusively explore abandoned mansions.🤯 A lot of them are still furnished even. Some still have expensive cars rotting away in garages as well. And this is the first one I've seen from Ireland.
As far as I know it's a protected building so they can't just tear it down. It's more likely that they will keep the structure and fill it with apartments
Not everyone is able to experience the supernatural and not everyone is all that bothered by it. I live in a 400 year old house and occasionally see things here and there. It's just part of earth and the physics that we don't quite understand. Not scary at all.
TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN RESTORING THIS HOUSE IN IRELAND , DON'T BOTHER. THIS CLIP IS FRAUDULENT. I'M AN AUCTIONEER IN IRELAND AND A MEMBER OF THE IRISH GEORGIAN SOCIETY SO I CAN TELL YOU THIS HOUSE DOES NOT EXIST IN IRELAND.
@@highdynamic4077 why would you not say where an abandon is ? How would you benifit by not stating the location? You wouldn't ... I just proved you're a liar. If this house existed in Ireland it would be on our records. Go record a cat on a skateboard if you want click bait rubbish.
@@Unborn-Stillborn Do you know the name of this house? If you looked for it in your records you would need to have a name to look for. Or are you the liar here?
@jacob171 ive dealt with dozens of liars just like you. They all claim to have found it but they want to keep its lication a secret 😂😂 .. better men than you have tried 😂😂 ..
@@jacob171 @jacob171 if you read my previous posts, you'd know that every single dwelling in the country is known. Do you honestly think a house like this is not on the register? If you do, then you're not in the business like I am.
@@jacob171@jacob171 you can believe what you want. You clearly haven't read all my comments. This is a georgian style house. If it was in Ireland it would on the georgian register. A register I have access to. Obviously this is not your area of expertise. However, do you really think all those stained glass windows ornate covings, windows, doors, ceiling roses would be still there in a house with just a fence around it ? If you do , you've no idea what lengths people will go to in order to strip a place like that. Many people have called BS on this being in Ireland. The one thing everyone who claims to know where it is has in common, is that not one can identify the location. Like I said it would be on the register if it was in Ireland and it's not. But you keep believing the dream kid ...
@@Unborn-Stillborn yeah I mean you pretty much just explained why no one whos knows wants to disclose the location. also this video is four years old the house and land is pretty much completely ruined.
@Tutly na nope. If you read all my posts you'd know it's not to find out where it is. It's to show this this video is fraudulent and expose it for what it is. I already know it's not in ireland, after that I don't care where it is.
@@cliff9455 clearly you either didn't read or didn't understand all my posts. I'm not here to find out what I know to be false. I'm here to expose the lies. I've done this with several other liars who've posted similar videos. I even offered to meet one poor soul and show him our national records for all old buildings on the island. Unsurprisingly he declined. I know our records and I know a lie when I see it. However, you're welcome to the fairytale.
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There was a mansion here where I live that was covered in green vines even worse than this one. I drove by it for 30 years most every day and thought why doesn't someone fix it up. One day ten or so years ago a local builder bought it and restored it to it's former glory. It is one of the top homes in my area now. In fact it might look better now than it did when new it is that amazing!
Brilliant attention to detail... very inspiring, like a book, as if those walls could narrate a rather sad story.
It's outrageous that a home this Magnificent has been allowed to fall into such a state of disrepair !
Really well done. Thank you for showing us the property itself. So many URBEX vids are basically video selfies. Yeah, I don't care about seeing some person's face the whole video and maybe catching a glimpse of the house over their shoulder if I'm lucky. You did it right!!
For the record and to correct some of the comments already left, this is not a Georgian house. It is Gothic Revival. I'd peg it around 1840s at the very earliest but more likely 1860s. It has some definite Irish details to it. That idiot squawking that this house isn't in Ireland can shove off.
Oh, and how would "lying" that it's in Ireland be "click bait" anyway?? I came to watch an URBEX vid. I didn't click because you said it was in Ireland. You could have said it was in the frigging Ukraine for all I care; I'd still have watched it. But hey, that fool apparently knows every single house in Ireland so we all stand corrected, right?
This place is still beautiful in all its abandoned gorly,love the music,the stain glass windows into another time.🌹
This is so sad. I'd love to bring it back to its glory
I would restore it if I could. Just hauntingly Beautiful.
Well done for keeping the location secret, amazing stained glass and plasterwork. Would be a pity to revisit to see it smashed up.
Yeah it seems as if no one knows of the place. I'd say it'll fall apart itself if nothing's done soon though...
Just subscribed. I love the way you did this video. What a treasure! Why doesn't someone save this! Just beautiful, thank you!
It's being worked on now, hopefully it will be restored to it's former glory!
@@maggiemae9099 last I saw it was being taken apart to a shell. Haven't been since last year, might make an update post soon
Such houses cost an arm and 4 legs to renovate and to restore to it's former glory. Every square inch of walls. ceilings and decor inside and outside have to be attended to and restored authentically. This is not made easy by architectural consultants, local authority involvement, planning costs ets. Sometimes it is better to let it die gracefully,,, and cry when it is gone☹️☹️
What a stunningly beautiful magical home this must have been, make me wonder why ppl leave it to wreck and ruin. This is everything I would wish to have in a home ❤️
New sub. Loved the way you did this video, no swearing, this was once a beautiful home, such a waste. Thanks and stay safe 👍🇬🇧👍
Beautiful house, late Georgian I would imagine. It hasn't been abandoned too long.
I imagine it is in Limbo on account of a legacy issue.
However, once upon a time you could live in a house like this and have cheap servants and gardeners. And have educated and civilised neighbours to meet and enjoy. Now that is not really possible, nor is there much sense of community in much of the countryside, unless you are old and traditional.
Ireland has changed. It is very expensive to live here now and without staff, you don't enjoy much security. Consequently you dont feel safe and home insurance premiums are very high.
I was shocked at how expensive Ireland is now. Twenty years ago it was far better. How 'safe' is Ireland these days? You have a lot of Travellers, are they a problem?
@@earthman6700 yes it is very expensive here now, even food products made in Ireland are more expensive here than they are in the UK.
Criminality is an issue, there are drug and gang problems that have spilled out into the countryside. There is an element of the travelling community who do seem to engage in criminality, but that is hardly surprising when you consider the abuse and discrimination they have endured over the past hundred years.
We have litttle to offer in terms of value for money or climate. The government really needs to make Ireland a good destination for return visitors; not to exploit the naive and fleece them during their first and final visit.
@@connoroleary591 Thank you for your reply. Ireland was a place I wanted to move to around 1998. It still appeals to me but out of my reach now.
Many thanks Robert, UK.
@@earthman6700 don't be put off entirely.
One thing that had changed for the better is the Peace Process.
Northern Ireland has some good housing stock, cheap by the standards of the South and the UK.
The people are friendly, you could find yourself a very nice, cosy place to live, between hills, beaches and towns. And the systems there work along the same lines as the mainland.
Good luck in your quest!
You did a lovely job filming this gorgeous gem.
So sad. What beautiful doors, windows amazing.
This style of architecture has lovely proportions, fine sized living space, lots of light and beautiful features. There's a background noise that you can hear on the outside of the house in some of the scenes. Is it a busy road or a river? I'm guessing a road. The first thing to fix is the roof to protect the property.
Beautiful footage of a glamorous home falling to ruin. Is there not a national trust in Ireland to save these wonderful, artful homes? Who owns this treasure?
Joanna Davis , the Irish government are most corrupt. There for ever destroying history, wildlife. It all about the money. Sad to say.
Old buildings like this are protected, they can't be knocked down. It seems that sadly, they are left to ruin so that they eventually knock themselves down.
@@highdynamic4077 They can’t be knocked down but they can be allowed to disintegrate which is the same thing. Utter disgrace.
Abandoned houses always look like they are still in good condition from the outside, but sadly when you step inside, it's just falling to pieces with rot and decay!
Yeah it’s realy sad I would love to one day do one up and restore its beauty
Great explore of a really beautiful building. The stained glass and architecture was amazing. Great camera work, brilliant results
It's a fine piece of work indeed, can't imagine the hours of effort that went into it...
Where is it?
If anyone has any details or knowledge of this house please get in touch with me.
I reckon with a little effort we could get this house sorted
I wonder which part of Ireland that this house is in.
Oh! To have pots of money! Beautiful. The stained glass is extraordinary.
Beautiful, thank you !!🌄🌻
Keep this place secret as it's a treasure of the past, it will make a great home once again.
If it's to make a great home once again then we're going to need to not keep it secret lol
So beautiful and so many treasures left behind.
The historical society is a pain to deal with. I've watch a few shows, we're they stopped people from fixing up old homes.
Beautiful even it’s disrepair. You did a wonderful job showing what it was and still could be.
Thank you! Beautiful place indeed...
High Dynamic keep doing what you’re doing. You’ve got the right stuff!!! The photography and background music is on point!!! If you are trying to make photography or videography your business, you’ve got what it takes. The natural talent that not many have.
I agree with the comments below RE the lovely camera work, nice to see the house and not the hosts face for a change! The newspaper you show is an English paper though, I recognise two of the car dealers names still in business, one in Lanchashire and one it Watford. Just wondering if when you say it's in Ireland, you mean Northern Ireland? Not as likely to see an English newspaper in the republic...
It's in the Republic, quite far from the border, don't know what the story of the newspapers is. The people who lived there had very English surnames so maybe someone in the family brought it after a visit(?). Who knows
English newspapers have always sold extremely well in Ireland, especially pre Internet.
It’s sad that we live in such a waste society
a gorgeous potential wedding venue. I hope it was bought and it's not perishing.
Lovely video, HD. It looks like it's been empty 20 odd years. It's amazing that these places fall to ruin so quickly
Mad how it went from such a luxurious home to a crumbling ruin. Suppose maintenance on the place would've been super expensive.
Beauty thanks for the explore.
Beautiful at one time, could be restored wonderfully. What happened to the last owner?
There's very little information on this place, couldn't find anything about it's last owner.
I'm sure there is a million different ideas for this huge place
So sad and yet so beautiful at the same time.
My family left Irland, they had money, wonder if this could be one of the homes they left. No I didn't get anything, they were swindled out of money through a private investigator. They were looking for my grandfather. Lost all 5 businesses, and homes. They hada music shop, pet store, food store, laundry mat, and a shoe store. Just small business people. And asked for nothing when all was lost. My father never got to see his dad after 4 yrs of age. I'm 62. Hopefully the loser died.
Excellent photography
Great video .what a story that house could tell.thank you for all your good work and I do like the music that accompanied it.great presentation
Allot of circular imagery. Reminds me of sea shells.
I travelled by this property.What a waste. Georgian architecture. Image what it once looked like.The location is very rural.
has an italian feel to exterior and the stained glass panels too.........nice place rooms looked manageable size too
If you've travelled by this property can you say where it is please?
@@katem8179 it’s in wicklow, Ireland
@@randomvids943 Are you sure ?
2:37 sooo beautiful. Amazing video and great mansion♥
If your an auctioneer in Ireland you should know who owns this there in the paper or mentioned on TV news regularly.
Is this property potentially for sale? If so, from whom - the Government, Public Trust???
I believe it's been sold already
How much to buy?
Could you please tell me the piano music used in this?
Where is this located ?
where is it, i might buy it
Haunted as hell I bet.
If you had of looked at the video you will see that this is in Ireland look at the news paper on the floor and you will see that it is Ireland
Sorry Linda the newspapers are English, not Irish!!
@@thomasjosullivan9179 I know that it's in the English language
The paper is definitely an English news paper, all the ads are UK phone numbers. Not an uncommon sight seeing English newspapers in Ireland though, huge market for them especially at that time, pre internet. Also, house possibly in Northern Ireland.
Beautiful video! Just wish there was no background music and it was raw audio. But i subscribed!
Thank you 👍
I subscribed and I really liked the music
I saw those wigs on that panel of stained glass. I believe they were asked to leave! Subtlety, no doubt.
Most of the coloured panels were just painted, there was a few leaded stained glass windows with coat of arms, that is a clue to the location.
when a house has no life living iside it slowly dies sad to see it wither away .GB so buetafull
Cool video! I'm not able to read the sign on the front door, so I'm guessing it says no waving. Is waving around abandoned buildings a problem in Ireland?
Yeah people seem to do it a lot over here. Quite a nuisance for the property owners
What is waving? Sorry never heard of it before.
Looks soo spooky, I bet it's haunted, and the room with the chair is probably were U would make contact!👻 😁👻
What a shame!
Where is this? Price?
Music to melancholic for me
Where is this place?
What a shame.
What County is this
Ireland
@My Morning it’s near British,
Must be in Ireland, as no other Western country I know of would allow such an architectural gem to decay in such a manner.
Is that a insult
Sounds like someone doesn’t like Ireland. Google abandoned houses in France, England and elsewhere. The money needed for restoration and taxation of these properties in Europe is punitive. Look it up if in doubt.
Typical English farm boy comment, tally-ho old chap and all that pish posh..
I am Irish and I agree only in ireland would such a fine house be left to rot
Tge Irish are visually blind just look at the new buildings
I just love when people make statements without bothering to check and see if they're letting people know how ignorant they are. Search TH-cam for abandoned mansions, and check out the numerous channels that exclusively explore abandoned mansions.🤯 A lot of them are still furnished even. Some still have expensive cars rotting away in garages as well. And this is the first one I've seen from Ireland.
Depressing.
Beautiful house
Which county is it in?
such a shame.
Where is this?
Ahhh it's top secret 😁
@@highdynamic4077 no its bullshit ... its not ireland ...
It is hardly in Ireland... The ethnic cousins would have it stripped within a week. Scrap lead in big demand
Why?
A construction site because someone is restoring it or are they tearing it down?
As far as I know it's a protected building so they can't just tear it down. It's more likely that they will keep the structure and fill it with apartments
There trying to get planning to turn the house into a hotel but the power's that be are refusing.
Kinda hard to sell a house when there's a casket there in a mausoleum!
I'd look after them. But then again I dont think the dead harm, rather only the living.
😂
I must have missed that. Didn't see it.
Where’s the casket? I missed that too. Wall safe?
Are you sure this is in Ireland?
St Valery’s Manor House, co. Wicklow, Ireland. It could be yours for €2 million
wow
Someones forgotten dream..
Amazing to think back on how extravagant the residents lives were. And now the place is in ruin
Ooooh! Another "Breaking and Entering" video!!
What are you on about?
those skie are so brilent blue amost lavender
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It is in Ireland!!
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Land Value, I presume.
That's a fine house for someone with the money to do it up, but it sounds like it may be by a busy road.
@@heliotropezzz333 if it is a busy road, then it would put folk off. I do hope it finds an appreciative owner.
HAUNTED TO THE GILLS NO ONE WILL LIVE THERE FOR LONG
Not everyone is able to experience the supernatural and not everyone is all that bothered by it. I live in a 400 year old house and occasionally see things here and there. It's just part of earth and the physics that we don't quite understand. Not scary at all.
I'd live there. I found the tour quite lovely, sad too. Very peaceful location and filmed beautifully.
Nothing Irish about that house!
Maybe. Apart from the fact it's on Irish soil, of course
You are correct
I would guess it was built by an English landowner.
It's in Clonmel in County Tipperary
Very common to see dont worry. Loads of english built houses here, on irish soil. Some not as extravagant as this of course
Absolutely ridiculous how we treat this planet, just get rid of it what a waste of land and space.
What
But that's destroying history
The owners probably died and had no Heirs. The Government gets it after so many years.
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Give it back to the owners
The owners have probably abandoned it or died out
@@heliotropezzz333 .or have a huge bill for death duties from the govt.
Where is this ? Is it still standing ?
Still standing but it's now a building site
@@highdynamic4077 so where is it ?
@@Unborn-Stillborn minion
@@Usercehdbf zzzzzz .... is it some kind of secret ?
@@highdynamic4077 Then you have no issue saying where it is!
TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN RESTORING THIS HOUSE IN IRELAND , DON'T BOTHER. THIS CLIP IS FRAUDULENT.
I'M AN AUCTIONEER IN IRELAND AND A MEMBER OF THE IRISH GEORGIAN SOCIETY SO I CAN TELL YOU THIS HOUSE DOES NOT EXIST IN IRELAND.
Damn, so I must have left the country without realizing.
@@highdynamic4077 no you just lied about it. Heres proof ... are you ready ... WHERE IS THE HOUSE ? Dont worry .. I dont expect an answer 😁
@@Unborn-Stillborn maybe I don't say the exact location because I don't trust lobotomites like yourself
@@highdynamic4077 why would you not say where an abandon is ? How would you benifit by not stating the location? You wouldn't ... I just proved you're a liar. If this house existed in Ireland it would be on our records. Go record a cat on a skateboard if you want click bait rubbish.
@@Unborn-Stillborn Do you know the name of this house? If you looked for it in your records you would need to have a name to look for. Or are you the liar here?
@jacob171 ive dealt with dozens of liars just like you. They all claim to have found it but they want to keep its lication a secret 😂😂 .. better men than you have tried 😂😂 ..
if the location of cool abandoned spots is public its likely to be victim to vandalization and all sorts.
@@jacob171 @jacob171 if you read my previous posts, you'd know that every single dwelling in the country is known. Do you honestly think a house like this is not on the register? If you do, then you're not in the business like I am.
@@Unborn-Stillborn I absolutely believe this house is registered somewhere, thats why its been fenced off and marked as a construction zone 👍.
@@jacob171@jacob171 you can believe what you want. You clearly haven't read all my comments. This is a georgian style house. If it was in Ireland it would on the georgian register. A register I have access to. Obviously this is not your area of expertise. However, do you really think all those stained glass windows ornate covings, windows, doors, ceiling roses would be still there in a house with just a fence around it ? If you do , you've no idea what lengths people will go to in order to strip a place like that.
Many people have called BS on this being in Ireland. The one thing everyone who claims to know where it is has in common, is that not one can identify the location.
Like I said it would be on the register if it was in Ireland and it's not. But you keep believing the dream kid ...
@@Unborn-Stillborn yeah I mean you pretty much just explained why no one whos knows wants to disclose the location. also this video is four years old the house and land is pretty much completely ruined.
This isn't in Ireland
Why do you say that?
You are correct
@T Y Cobb oh right .
It is obviously
I agree this is not in Ireland
This is bullshit ... this is not in ireland ...
@Tutly na nope. If you read all my posts you'd know it's not to find out where it is. It's to show this this video is fraudulent and expose it for what it is. I already know it's not in ireland, after that I don't care where it is.
It is in Ireland I've been there, I know who the owner is.
@@mickholt2889 of course you do.
You are not fooling anyone, you are Desperate to find it! It really shows. Just BEG them for the location
@@cliff9455 clearly you either didn't read or didn't understand all my posts. I'm not here to find out what I know to be false. I'm here to expose the lies. I've done this with several other liars who've posted similar videos. I even offered to meet one poor soul and show him our national records for all old buildings on the island. Unsurprisingly he declined. I know our records and I know a lie when I see it. However, you're welcome to the fairytale.