It never ceases to amaze me why farmers don't look after these old treasures. It wouldn't take much to make it habitable again. I absolutely loved the kitchen! New builds have virtually no storage spaces or kitchen benches, which can be a real hassle! Loved the whole property, was pleased to see they never painted over the wood paneling! I would be happy living on that property and in that old house!🦘😟🥴🥰🤗

To me it looks like several eras of house

Just wanted to say the white single bed frame is an IKEA bed, I don’t think those were for sale in 2007. My daughters both had one and we bought them in 2018, so the 2020 date that was on the newspaper could be right👍🏻

Really like the theme song to your videos....

When I was a kid I remember walking into an old shed on a really hot day and a massive huntsman spider dropped on my head, most likely due to opening the door. It was not a pleasant experience. I'm surprised you didn't take the snake stick and adapt it for a spider stick. Cheers for the what I assume is country Vic sojourn.

I will never tire of the fretwork dividing what could be a foreboding long, dark, hallway. It seems a friendly greeting to a visitor. I did notice a fairly clean "pandemic" period disposable mask on the floor of one of the first rooms which might indicate recent dwellers. The proportions of the rooms (largely square) are also inviting and comfortable. That kitchen had room for a generous table and must have fed many hungry people. Several people could work in that kitchen at the same time to turn out lots of good cooking. Thank you for this adventure!

What a great farm. Mow a little paint on the walls and lawn and I could move in. The only thing I would rebuild would be a toilet in the house, because ten horses wouldn't bring me to this outside toilet. Great find and thanks for the tour and show.

A few repairs and a major cleaning and it would be a great place to live. I love the woodwork and the ceiling details. It has beautiful roses out front it just needs someone to love it again.

You were close, Paul. 😉 That was a baby bassinet. A bajonet is the pointy knife thing on the end of a gun. Thank you for sharing. A place where you can hear yourself think ... ahhh ...

must have been a beauty in her day... and the roses prevail. massive eat-in-kitchen!! i say squatters were there most recently. shame that its abandoned.

Beautiful old home!! Thanks for another great explore!! The round frame is not for a pool, it is a frame for a trampoline. The poles sticking up would have had extensions on them and held a safety net around the trampoline. We have had a few over the years for our kids.

I LOVE this house!!!!! I would love to restore this home and property and even just use it as a museum. I thought of you this weekend- Close to me, in Ellicot, Colorado, they are having an auction- the original founding family has all passed, and the trust holding the remaining property is auctioning off all the belongings- they have things such as the first stoplight for when the town was founded, the blacksmithing shop and all supplies, a fire engine from 1955- all things these people were just keeping kind of in the garage, lol--- but 6 or 7 buildings worth. I wish I had money.... Thank you for braving cobwebs, Black Spiders and Mozzies to do this explore, this was definitely worth it!!!!-SDK

Oh if that old swing set could talk about how much fun those kids had on it. Thank you for bringing us a long.

What a cool house…Edwardian and Art Deco details 😍. Really enjoyed this explore a lot. Some of these old houses seem so sinister or bleak, but this one felt like it was fading with dignity and pride. However, there is no amount of money that could have induced me to go into that outhouse 😂!.

Looks like that was a lovely place for a family at one time.

What a beautiful house, especially from the outside and with the roses, but also inside with all the retro details! It seems to me it was abandoned by the owners and their family long ago (likely around Christmas), and I wonder why they and their young children left, hopefully nothing sad happened. All the clothes, dishware and most belongings were carefully removed, and I think the home was clean until they left. Since then it's a pity that the people who've used it seasonally haven't kept it cleaner, at least the inside of the house. This lovely place deserved more respect and appreciation. It would deserve to be saved and renovated to make another family happy. Thank you for this brave and interesting exploration, Paul 💌

Man. i love finding places like this. Full of stuff. Pretty. And an intriging story. Great Video!

One of your better explores Paul! (they're all good). Scratch Tux on the top of his head for me! 🤠👍 🇺🇸

A really nice house. So pretty with the timbering above on the front facade and the roses climbing up the front on the one side. Charming! And then there's that huge kitchen! At one point, that must have been humming with activity to get meals prepared and served to the family and hungry workers. Maybe a couple of long tables to fit everyone. They must have been proud of their place. As you says, it's so quiet. But it felt (at least on video) like a serene, comfortable silence and not a sinister one. That place had a pretty neutral vibe to me until you got to the back of the house - the kitchen and out back. That felt like a happy place, full of life and kids just being kids (despite the fact the toys in the yard - trampoline, sand box, etc were in the side yard toward the front). 🤷🏼‍♀️ Probably just my imagination! As always, I love these homes and these landscapes and your videos AND I got my my proper name back, so I'm a happy camper!😂

Love the camera angles through the grass. Looks like my dream farmhouse I used to dream about all my life. I could imagine me living there with the flowers. Thank you for taking me on this explore with you.

Good bones. Just a cleaning, paint and repairs. It would have to have a better bathroom!! But fixable..

What an absolute Gem Paul so peaceful. Those cabinets were cool and loved the kitchen nice find. And the song of the blackbird singing just awesome mate, and that bell for the family to come to dinner, I have seen a few on my travels as well. Loved the old tractor 🚜 too. Cheers mate this was a good one

I love the ceiling features, I think there must have been squatters there with a baby because I have the same crib for my grandson he's two. The kitchen is amazing I would love to have a kitchen like that.

Lovely big kitchen. Would definitely be the heart of the home.

that carpet Paul is 50 cause my brother had the same in his bedroom bassinette is what that was I loved that kitchen a huge amount of cupboards and many others would love it as well

Love this old lady would have been beautiful in its heyday I could imagine happy meals in that kitchen Christmas dinner roasting in the old oven ❤️🐈 Geelong Australia

What a wonderful old home…. Looks to be still salvageable!

lovely old kitchen

Wow what a beautiful old homestead!!! all the bits and pieces left behind coupled with the play equipment shows it must have been a lively old family home in its day. The laughter, the afternoon footy matches, the BBQs parties the smell of baking, the school bus!!! There are a few throwbacks to federation style homes which i find interesting. and I have to wonder to myself what they thought back then.... like, would they think that Federation was "so 1901 it's the 30s Dear" ha has like an old fashioned Karen lol. or would Federation throw backs have been the in thing.......

wow thats one huge farm house paul would have been something in thoughs days really enjoyed this exploration paul was lots to see.

Lovely old home, although as soon as I saw it I thought of snakes and bees! I think you are right that it is late 30s. I knew someone had been living there more recently than 2007 before you got to the calendar, because of the covid mask on the floor. If the frame outside is not a pool, it could be a trampoline.

The size of the kitchen! Nice! I’d like to think this was a home with children enjoying their childhoods. And a mother that loved taking care of them and her beautiful roses too! I can imagine the dad grilling while the kids are playing nearby and mom getting the rest of the meal ready in the kitchen. The dad worked hard running the farm so his “chef” time was special with and for his family. Thanks Paul for setting me daydreaming 😁. Lovely video!

🌟aww such a beautiful old home love love love it i want it! just needs some TLC to bring her back to her former glory, loved tbe roses growing over tbe front window. It gave a bit of a sad feeling i cant explain why. I caught sight of the swing set outside and the baby cot so a family last lived there. Thank you so much again. 😊❤🌟:-)

What a neat place. Nice big kitchen with lots of storage.

Cheers 🍻 urbex always a great 👍 video cool old farm 🚜 place stay safe and stay cool 😎 thanks ❤️ man

Again I am a true fan of all you have done to help cats. I have 7 rescued cats and take on behavioral issues with cats. Basically I deal with cats unsuitable for most as they would just as soon rip your face off rather than okay with you Nevertheless I love them all!

What a find. The kitchen is fantastic!

That must have been a wonderful home! The kitchen is amazing! I wish it could be saved! Imagine the memories!

Wow I reallllly liked this home,I imagine it must have been very beautiful in her day. And that kitchen wow 🤩. This home was gorgeous in her day out on a farm with beautiful trees and land. Paul, when you walk thru all that tall grass I sometimes cringe thinking you’re going to run into a snake 🐍 😮. Wonder if you have ever ran across a snake in your adventures 😬🤔

This was an absolutely beautiful home!!

Nice ,, today’s trigger were the footy cards . Can still remember the smell n taste of scanlens chewing gum . Always enjoy the rural series.

Another great find,I'm sure you know what you're doing but please be careful walking through those high weeds.👍❤️🇺🇸

I love all these old farmhouses you're finding, Paul. Another great explore. The DVDs on the floor indicate it was lived in well after 2007. The movies Fantastic Mr. Fox came to cinemas in 2009 and Alice In Wonderland in 2010. Then, allow 6 months for the movies to be released on DVD, so I'd say the house was lived in well into the 2010s

That was a nice place back in the day 👀 😳🍀💯👍

Nothing a little work wouldn’t fix love this old lady and I think it’s a trampoline frame great video

This house is a amazing at had some great stuff I love the big kitchen and the furniture and the door blue beautiful fireplace

Wow they had a lot of fun on this property!! A swing and sandbox and I think that frame was a trampoline!! BBQ grill! So nice back in the day. Great explore!!! 🥰🥰🥰

The rose bush clinging to the outside wall made me feel nostalgic. 😢 Beautiful wrap around baby blue kitchen. Looks to me like a woman's stayed there recently?! Its stunning 🙏♥️

Wonderful explore Paul, I loved that kitchen and everything associated with this house. Thank you I look forward to see where your camera goes next :)

Beautiful place. Can't find places like that in Alberta , Canada. Loving the trees.❤💕👍

Thanks for this one too. That partiuclar profile of round-edged weatherboards also suggest 30s plus design. I lived in a 1928-built farmhouse a few years ago, which could’ve passed for Federation, but for dark timber panelling like this one, less-substantial windows, doors, and decorative features typical of the time, and a feeling of slight proportional imbalance. Almost like it was built by builders familiar with the older style, but not used to building them.

I absolutely love that place. Thanks for sharing it’s memories. 👍

This old farmhouse, would have been charming back in the day, once standing in formal glory, with the welcoming Federation style facade, pretty rose bushes and garden. Internally, it appeared to have been decked out with late 1930s, early 1940s Art Deco veneer paneling along the walls and dark doors, where the occupants utilised the orginal Edwardian handles. There is no doubt a mix of styles throughout the years, to accommodate different generations of families. The viewer is then left smiling at the quirky old classic 'Aussie Dunny.'. 🚽

Hopefully one day I will find a gem like this one, & the property owner be happy to sell with a few acres or so, then my dream would be fulfilled. Thanks for the tour of a beautiful homestead

Very interesting. Was glad when the bath and toot turned up. So those kids are still kids. Cot was nice.

That kitchen is huge! I was just about to say I love the house, but you took the words right out of my mouth. You beat me to it. LOL

Hi Paul, I am enjoying your country explorers. This old house has charm and I really love the kitchen. Thanks for sharing.

OMG ,love the hallway art deco ceiling and the archway FANTASTIC , What a treasure loving your videos so much 👍🇦🇺

Hello Paul. You have done it again with an awesome find, I love this house and the kitchen was just amazing all that cupboard space and the great wood stove because you can't beat the heat that comes out of them. The striped carpet, we had that in our family home. The old furniture is so much better looking and sturdier than what you get today. There was only one thing that I didn't like was the outhouse and I never like it when I was a child. All I can say is thank God for inside toilets. I always feel uneasy when you walk through the long grass at these old places I'm just waiting for a snake to appear you will have to get a dog to go a head of you. Thanks again Paul for putting your life on the line for a great video. Cheers.

What a grand farmhouse..the fireplace in the big kitchen...so charming..really enjoyed watching ..thanks for sharing!

A well-loved house and must have been a beautiful yard back in the day. There were face masks in the master bedroom, so someone has been using the house in the last 3 years or so probably. Might be as you said that the farm workers use it occasionally for like a bunk house. Thanks for the great explore, Paul, I always enjoy your adventures.

Hello Paul very nice fine thank you for taking us along I think it was seasonal also because of the outhouse still very nice fine until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York

How are your cats doing? 🐱 Have a good evening, well it is where I am.

Nice find there mate. What a ripper!👍

What a nice old place wow how big is that kitchen.. That kind of carpet reminds me of my childhood bedroom at the 14min mark LOL also part of me wished you rang that Bell loudly just for a laugh...but then takes away your stealth moves. Thanks for sharing. Cheers MM :)

WOW, just wow!. I loooove everything about it from the climbing rose bushes, the grill work, the hardware, the old cooker, the pedestal sink even if it was white. I can just picture it back in it's heyday, everything shining and neat. I love the wood, the character, the history and what better place than close to my home town. No wonder it was so plurry hot, the ceiling coming down exposed no insulation, well they wouldn't have had it in 30/40's era homesteads. You can picture the little people playing outside on their swingset, pool and sandpit. I'm just in love with it, and what a huge kitchen, I would have loved to have cooked in it. It looks like a section of the road to Bannockburn and Bell Post Hill, and I only say this because of those big old trees. I can just hear the wind blowing through the stand of trees, quite spooky at night time. Mmm dream on.....thanks Paul, just amazing💓🏡🥰

Awesome nice vidéo 😀😀😀👋👋👋🙋🙋🙋🙋

What a great find,a wonderful old farmhouse! I like the kitchen,this is a lovely place to live for a family.Thanks for another awesome Video.Greetings from Germany.

What a great old farm house 🏠. It looks like it could still be lived in. I love old houses and the artdeco design. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 😀 🙂

i had that carpet in my bedroom in the 70s as a kid

The toy attached to the babys cot, is a Fisher Price toy, i bought one for my first child when he was born back in 2003 so i hope that helps date when the house was last lived in.

Another great find.

Go the swans lol 😂 fantastic explanation love this beautiful old home. Everyone of your explorers I think gee I’d love to live there. Outstanding Paul 🙏

Awesome 👌 video urbex I think 🤔 so too cheers 🍻 urbex love ❤️ you man stay safe stay 😎 cool

Love the house nd that kitchen, it's better than my old 130yr old house in outback Bourke but i do have inside loo lol

Always a sense of presence & weaving of mystery / stories in the old abandoned homes on your path Paul 💕......the randomness of all the items mysteriously abandoned - the football cards, the city cat book & I notice one of those old 1970's desks with the world map as the desk top. Those box of books just left outside - so many pieces to the puzzle. Love the classic old 'dinner bell' & tractor & tyre swing on the tree 💕...looks like they may have left in a hurry for some reason - I pray their story is not a sad one as seeing anothers belongings left behind gives a feeling of sadness 🙏

Nice old time place, I would think the last job the old tractor did was cut some weeds judging from the PTO setup I agree with you, seasonal use in the recent past. Cheers.

Its Trampoline frame not a pool. The tramp mat was on the ground right next to the frame

Looks better than the ones In cities

I really. Like the kitchen ,nice.👍❤️❤️

A great video as usual

This is beautiful 🥰

Lovely roses growing. Thanks for sharing this.

Awesome house love the kitchen

This was most DEF a beautiful find!! I LOVE all the old furniture and architectural details! I'm going to have.to revisit this video a few more times!❤

That is what I call a kitchen. So many cabinets

good video. I enjoyed it

So peaceful out in the yard with birds chirping. Lovely old house. Thanks for sharing. Maureen from Australia

That first thing you saw in the shed was an Arc welder!

Wow what an interesting explore, I love this beautiful house, you can tell the kitchen was the heart of the home. This place had that good vibes feeling. Love the country explorations. I had to look up what mozzies were. Thanks

The cobwebs versus the newspaper dates make for a puzzle about when it was lived in. Good explore. Shocking about outdoor toilet!

Wow! Amazing! Lots of history! Did you need a special permit to be allowed on this property? I’d love to explore some of these old abandoned homes myself! Thank you so much for sharing this home tour! 👍

I'd love to fix that up and live in it. That kitchen is amazing! :)

Those birds sounded beautiful 🥰

That round frame is a Trampoline frame.

Absolutely love this old house! Your vid’s are some of my favorite of the abandoned houses. Also not asking for you to share your personal information, but I sure hope you live in one of these Aussie classics! If anyone should live in one of them, you should be 😊! We appreciate you sharing these with us! Many thanks and blessings to you. ❤ cheers from Arkansas USA 🇺🇸

"Secure rural Victoria" 6:43. Or a trampoline, there are holes in the circular rim for the springs? 24:16

So sad beauty of a home

I remember that striped carpet from my childhood. Mid 1970’s.

I think it is Edwardian judging by the windows but with various other styles added on as time went by. My kids started out in a Moses basket.