I would love to have those gorgeous tiles in the first bathroom. Those combined strategically with the white ones would make a beautiful kitchen backsplash or broken pieces used to make a gorgeous tile and grout table top or flower vases. Those tiles bought new today would be $15-$20 each. I hope somebody salvages those before they demolish that house!

I absolutely LOVE the wood in this place. GORGEOUS!!

My thoughts are that a family member was moved in with the knowledge that the house was going to get demolished as it appears that boxes weren't unpacked and the occupant was living very simply and lonely too it seems. Obviously the possessions aren't significant. I felt sad when watching this. The occupant obviously had a zest for learning through books. I appreciate you responding to most of the comments too. It's good to know that the interest in abandoned buildings is something that can be discussed.

Thank you for panning slower, so many go so fast, they are lousy and all they get is floor shots and blur. And yes seasickness does occur.

Nice slow hand with the camera, no motion sickness 🤗. The house didn't feel haunted, but anxious . . . I had a knot in my stomach because I felt the resident might return any second, and the house gives off a similar vibe, as if it's waiting for his imminent return. He had to have died suddenly, because he wouldn't have left those ashes and his religious texts behind. The place had the look of a childless, introverted hermit (I know something about those 😬). I doubt if he ever had visitors. Anyhow, great explore 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏽👍🏽

I think the owner will come back and get those boxes full of belongings...nice kitchen...soo sad...nothing is permanent in this world...thank you guy..

Your camera movements are so much better!!! Thankyou. This house is so sad! Keep your bids coming, loving it!

Really appreciate the extra time and going back for a second look , very mysterious, sad that it appears the prior human inhabitant was seemingly as abandoned as the house. Rather odd...10 years and wooden floors still gleaming..oh the mystery🤔 Good Find!

Being from the usa, naturally i love your accent. I'm so glad you describe things correctly. Sometimes these other explorers guess what is going on or what something was used for and they aren't even close whereas you are dead on most of the time. Glad i found you!

Excellent video, thanks for sharing. It's to bad about these homes, they have some very interesting features, like the ceiling medallions, very nice.

The molding on the ceiling was gorgeous! This has to have been a rather nice home in the 30's I'm guessing. Those two-tone arm chairs were cool too and looked Art Deco .

Love the purple tub!! Cute little house. Glad to see it has not been vandalized.

Thank you for taking into consideration those of us that suffer from motion sickness. I love exploration videos so much I've just dealt with getting sick and not complain, but thank you again😊

I like your videos and the way you have them continue. Please continue your future recordings the same way. It's a shame all that stuff hasn't been claimed. Check and see, if it's truly abandoned and see if you can claim any of the stuff. Those binoculars are nice, and the boxes in the closet were unique. Why would anyone leave the watch? Doesn't make sense. Thank you sir for the tour. Have a pleasant day.

A last comment. When my mom was nearing the end of her very long life she gave away most of her stuff. She noted that you come into this world with nothing and leave the same way.

Your voice is so calming... Tastefully narrated. Thank you again for braving the explorations!

MK5 astute observation. My impression is that he was an older single man, who traveled when he could. Greece, Spain, the East. Bought quality when he could. Did you notice that there wasn't a television? A CD player in the kitchen, some CDs. No basement? He probably packed his worldly goods up before going off to Hospice. No Telephone, no computer. I believe he's gone - long gone. Nothing to hold him here any longer..... Unless HE's in that urn.

I have been in "abandoned" houses, for example my sister in law's father died, they did not get notified, until 3 months later, so when they went to his place other family had taken valuable items, but still there were some left, even I took some for the garage sale, still so much left, we couldn't take everything, and still the place is still abandoned, because of legal issues, so many relatives involved and not resolved, if I want to, i could go live there, it is very nicely located in the city, close to everything, they are not able to rent it, due to so many of them involved and not agreeing with the sale of the property-or lease.

Someone has used the shower fairly recently. There is a shower gel in there that has only been available in SA for about 18 months.

Love the hardwood floors. Looks like they packed to leave but then never came back. wonder if there are underground springs to cause such damage

Great video, loved how you went a little slower.If indeed those were ash's left behind from a loved one, It is likely that their mate passed and the family has started packing but couldn't bear the loss of their loved one. May God bless their resting soul's. Stay safe in all you do

Had to pause at the start while finishing my fruit loops as the bathroom was grimy and making my guts churn...good explore and cam technique on a whole. Cheers bro🤤😵👨‍💻

Best videographer ever! I love the way you talk to us throughout the video but speak softly. Actually, you’ve ruined me ...... I don’t watch other vids of this kind. Someone in that house was a very deep thinker and my goodness, they left so much really nice stuff behind. Nice touch with the music! Lol Cheers!

I'm curious to understand why there was SO much structural damage to the building. Are there earthquakes in Australia? A house can settle a lot over time, but there was just a lot of huge cracks and generally a house in that bad shape might be condemned because it is very unsafe. Any idea on why there was so much damage? Very interesting video. And my first one from your channel. Thank you so much-- I have never seen anyone urbexing in Australia before. I LOVE to see all of the products and boxes they came in---the product names are nothing like those from here in America. I'm going to subscribe and watch more of your videos.

Hell what a place mate,seeing those cracks in the wall etc says to me the building is haddit.very wierd all the stuff left behind.again , a cool vid and what a waste.

I like the way most of the people who take these video's DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING OUT OF HOMES. Because that makes them vandals and not real documentors. Good on ya mates!

Great explore and nice slow panning.

After watching your videos, it makes me sad to see some the most unique homes are being demolished. What character.

I love that purple bath tub ❤️!!! I think someone is in the process of moving out.

Good choice of music at the end. It fit the scene. Dark purple bath tub seemed out of place with the other things in the bath room. Good video. I liked your manner of presentation!

Did you see recently the story of a developer who moved into a vacant and apparently abandoned house maybe 25 years ago. He restored it and improved the property over that time,payed the council rates and rented it out. Legally he owns it now because of the Squatters Act and he is looking at making 1.6 million dollars from its sale ( it is in a very desirable location in Sydney or Melbourne),pure profit because the rentals would have covered all his renovation and improvement costs over that time. Something to think about with all these apparently abandoned properties.

Pretty blue tub ,also pretty neat ceiling

He could have passed away or moved back to his native land. He looked either Asian or Indian. Looked like he was planning on returning and never was able to. Thanks for sharing. Great Find

It would always be so interesting to know the stories behind abandoned places! Why did someone pack the stuff up and then stop when almost done? Was it the person last living there who did it or someone else? Was there probably more stuff that was actually moved and what we see is only the rest that was left behind? One other possibility I can come up with is that the person had to move to a nursing home, started packing things up and then found that he or she could not take nearly as much stuff with them. Some nursing homes allow people to bring own furniture and that would explain why there seems to be very little furniture left in the house. I would have liked to know what watch that was in the closet. I could not imagine it still being there if it was an expensive one though.

Nice video.. I like floors, look like pine or Cedar (?).. Great job of filming too.. Thanks for sharing this.

those books looked very interesting!! good find! thanks for not panning to fast for us!!! Your right it looks like some one was trying to gather everything and move it! Im sure the old gentleman passed!

You did not notice the plastic wrap in the Urn located on the shelf in the hall closet ? The house has a peaceful feel to it, doubt there is a ghost hanging around. The fellow was spiritual and had moved on.

I’m stunned at how fresh it looks....like it was 3 days ago they left. Like there’s dust and stuff but not on EVERYTHING modern...so to speak

..OMG, at the 05:05 mark, after opening that wardrobe, there are few glimpses of Vegeta, from Podravka. A quite old, relatively famous spice mixture produced in Croatia.. Lovely chanel, man!

That was a very high quality wicker chair and ottoman in the first room. We would call them Taft webs, because he was such a cob. That is the correct way to leave a refrigerator or freezer, the door open. Some of the electronics look new. I have black door pulls just like the green ones here. Those binoculars were very nice and expensive.

That place may be abandoned but I think someone has been staying there till more recently. Thats the impression I get. Thankyou for sharing this intriguing place. I think it is possible the owner was a spiritual person, whi died & whose friends cleared up & packed things for them but didn't know how to contact relatives. Maybe one of them stayed for a while.

Love the colour of that bath.

I LOVE THAT BURNT ORANGE WIID FLOOR!💕💕💕💕💕

Thank you for the slow scan speed. I can enjoy the videos so much more.

At first I thought somebody was in the middle of moving out (boxes packed)...but now Im thinking someone who lived there did pass away and relatives, etc. are sorting and packing up persons belongings. But why did they stop? And why did they put the urn in a closet? Did they see persons ghost?

The camera work was much better, thank you. I got to watch the entire vid. Keep up the good work!

I got kind of nervous for you being in that house. Almost thought someone was going to walk in on you to retrieve their items. Interesting things left behind, and a sad feeling. Thanks Paul for sharing.☮️

It looks to me like someone had intended to gather the possessions so I wonder why they didn't. Is there no public record of who owned the property? It would be interesting to see if you could find the family or the story behind so many things being left.

Yes an urn. We’ve got my mom in one waiting for a chance to put her in the ocean where she wanted to be put. Here in California all sorts of laws pertaining to disposing of them in the ocean. Red tape everywhere:)

Love your videos! You could give lessons on how to do it! This one was an excellent find!

Very nice

Maybe no one lives there but I am sure that someone hangs there, there is some things that has a lot of dust and some things that doesn't have a lot of dust. Why aren't the dishes dusty, or the bed with the blankets??

Another great video :0)......Wow them cracks were major...Thanks so much my friend :0)

Either that and the one next door were built by the same dodgy builder or there's some serious ground movement going on in that area,definitely an Indian bloke lived there,good if you could find some background info on what happened to him .cheers for another good find.👍

Totally enjoyed this video, amazing how you find these homes still furnished and with personal items still inside! Well done!

Enjoyed the video

Very neat man. Minimal needs to be happy

It looks to me like someones planning to come back & collect some of those things.

Beautiful wooden floors. Looks like somebody has been staying there.

The 1st room looked so clean recent...then...

I found the purple bathtub very interesting.😅 The ceiling in that one room was beautiful.

Makes you wonder if something happened to the person before they got to come back to collect their stuff. Sad that so much was left behind. Truly puts your own life into perspective.

The cracked walls are interesting to me for some reason. I mean, unless the whole house vibrated, or there was a small earthquake, they shouldn't be like that.

A lot of stuff left behind but some of it is packed up so neatly it makes you wonder if they weren’t maybe planning on taking it? And why they didn’t?

amazing paul always looking to see what videos you have done that i haven't seen and my goodness that's a lot of belongings left behind in a house with most of things left in houses that you have discovered and abandoned if there were no family members left to a deceased person if it were the case and not just because of the condition of the structure i wonder weather what was left behind would go to charity to help less fortunate people out who would benefit furniture that's still in very good condition or is what's left goes to a council dump and classed as rubbish as its sad to see so much nice items left behind in abandoned houses really love your explorations paul specially with what gets left behind in a lot of once nice homes going to waste and up for demolition for development projects very sad to see.

I think he's more than likely dead now. I think he was put into a nursing home. The dresser in the bedroom is gone. Sometimes they allow the person to bring in some personal stuff.

I wouldnt have known it was an urn either. Ive never seen one thats short, wide, and looks almost like a wooden jewelry box. All the ones Ive ever seen were vertical like a vase.

This house is a contractor's dream. It looks like someone has been cleaning.

Great explore, it is sad to see all of his stuff left behind. He must have been an adventurous person from his books. Some one packed his things away but never came back. The house is falling down now. Interesting house.

When you go to that final place, you cannot take anything with you. Awesome explore

Thanks for going slow as I get motion sickness. Great video

My nerves were shot while you were going through the house, it looked like someone were there.😆lol

I had to run away from an abusive situation, with just a few belongings, and leave everything else behind, so I get how this kinda thing can happen. Its always sad to see, even though its just stuff.

Looks like he was a spiritual man, spending his time in peace, solitude and meditation. The photo which you zoomed on is Shri Ramakant Maharaj , spiritual master from Nashik , India. A beautiful saint who left the physical world in Aug 2018. I am lucky to be his disciple.

At one time I think it was a lovely house

I like that bedroom with all them closets they are nice and big.

Hi. Came over from mkuebler5. Get the impression that the place is in limbo. Not quite deserted but not cleared out. Bit sad really. Anyway, enjoyed the video and subscribed

After we pass 50 yrs of age we have 20-30 years left to live if we're healthy...living alone can shorten years ..loneliness ..

Could be a lot of reasons,got sick,went to nursing home, family taking care of him.But if that,they would've taken belongings,but like you said he may have died but nobody has gotten the things out.

Just watching who ever owned and lived here bless them.they were so confused nothing.matches much youve gone slow for all for sickness so kind you said you dont like going through personal things this is abandoned youre in it as long as you dont take anything be a skip.rat as we call it go through it all for us to.see youre find is our joy hope i.havent affended you in.anyway.got so much.respect for you.if i.have im.sorry from the bottom.of my.heart thankyou.for shsreing takecare bless youre heart

Hi Paul With all those cracks and damaged walls in this house I don’t blame these people for getting out in a hurry. It looks like it could fall any minute. I remember the house next door with the cracks in it too. I have a theory I assume these homes are all in Australia, do they have earthquakes there. What else could cause cracks and broken walls but an earthquake? Just my thought. But I have to say that the people who lived there weren’t clean people. Discounting the dust and cobwebs you can see that bathroom floor wasn’t washed in a very very long time. The rest of the place was filthy too. I think you are right that maybe that man in the photo on the wall died there and the family packed up everything intending to take the stuff but never got back there. Now it’s to late since they demolished it. Those are my thoughts on what happened there. Another good explore Paul. Take care and stay safe.

Another great explore video. I concur, Im thinking he passed away & either no family or they lived elsewhere & didnt want the belongings. Theres a sadness about the place

It’s very odd that although everything is packed neatly into boxes and yet it’s all still there.

Many comments on the URN ,First lets consider that we have not established 100% proof that it was and URN or if the contents currently existed in there, did the container feel heavy? what material was it made of pottery, ceramic, metal, wood? what was that little plastic bag with the knot on the top containing?, Was it heavy when tugged on? why is it small?, could the ashes have been scattered already, and the unit is holding something else? this or that was not presented here on this video. Second, If I could I put out another perspective, "IF " it was an URN with Ashes, It would not make sense that it be the man that just died, near impossible. Might I suggest It could have been his spouse, child, parent, friend etc., Sometimes people are known to keep their loved ones at home.for as long as wanted, or maybe to be scattered in a special place, or put off until they can join the other when they transcend.

Could have swore the second hand was moving on that watch you looked at in the cupboard! Not sure how long batteries last!

Thanks for sharing this amazing video

so often i see houses that are partially boxed up but is never moved out. I don't know what this means. but with the clothes still there, he may have passed away.

Go to the city, or county recording office you will find out what was went down about the house and occupant, lol.!

Interesting place with a lot of possible stories as to the occupant & his demise. Great look into the life of this man. Yhx! 😉👌

A neat mystery here! . I agree that this speaks of the occupant's untimely death. He, for there is absolutely nothing in this house to suggest any women or children- or another male-- probably died and his relations- family? or associates?-- came and put things in order with the intention of one day retrieving them, or disposing of them---- but they never did. ............Looks like he was an intelligent, single, mature male from the Indian subcontinent- who lead an orderly, somewhat austere life... he was not given to the worldly appearances ---- For note: he never removed the stickers from the microwave's door, or from his washing machine. Also the lack of any rugs- austere?.. but probably what he was used to in the country he came from. Those are very clean and surprisingly well kept polished wooden floors.... someone who liked to go bare foot, perhaps. The damaged walls say a tonne about why the house is unoccupied- and since there seems to have been no attempts at repairs, I would guess it was leased or rented.... the owner simply abandoning it to the elements on his occupant's death. It also shows how a house can stay intact if the roof is sound, the windows and doors secure. . A neat exploration- and a fun 'fill in the blanks' mystery... thank you for presenting it.... :)

Am I imagining things, or does the dark staining in the center of the bathroom floor look like blood? No one moves out and leaves their toothbrush. Are you able to look in public records to see who owns a house at a certain address? There's a site on the internet that shows in my neighborhood where crimes have been reported--gives the address and type of crime (assault/homicide/robbery/burglary/etc.) but I don't know how far back it goes. (Just a thought if you're really curious to know why this home has been abandoned seems like you could find out something.)

Man this one had my heart in my stomach! I thought for sure there were squatters there! Phew i can breath now

I wonder what caused the massive cracks?

Your music & videos are amazing, I just subbed! All that tile in the bathroom, nice! The inside doesn't look THAT bad I wonder how long it has been vacated? Do you try to find the history on these places? Perhaps family has yet to return to remove items? A shame to let some of those nice objects just rot, I am surprised this place hasn't been ransacked or vandalized. It's almost like the person went to hospital and never returned, maybe has no family. Does your area have earthquakes? With those large cracks in the structure looks like earthquake damage? Nice video!

He seemed to be a very sharp dressed man by the looks of clothes in the closet

That house had some serious foundation issues

If they packed up belongings after someone passed away and it's been 11yrs now & they haven't gone to collect it all then they more than likely forgot all about it and/or moved away, possibly to another country 💜

Interesting 🤔 A book of Rajneesh... also known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. He owned 93 Rolls Royces.. lol Just watched on Netflix. Great video, TY!

We call fly wire "the screen" in the U.S.A. I just thought I would share that with you. This is an awesome find and you are so respectful to the past owners. I appreciate you so much. This is a very interesting home. Was he Buddhist? ?

I don't know exactly where you're at, but any building that has giant cracks like that, I would be leery of sinkholes. Be careful !