I just wanted to say that whoever it was in the family who sewed , he or she was very talented. The evidence is how club chairs and sofa have very beautifully made perfectly fitted slip covers on them to extend the life of what was probably hand me down chairs. I noticed some lovely lever style door handles. I am surprised the beautiful vanity and some other furniture was left behind. And the French doors could by repurposed.

Another time capsule.When life was simpler.Backyards were important,and you took time to stay home.

hi all , just a couple of things for the record , the japanese mosaic floor tiles in the rear extension had a 4yr run in oz from 1964 on & the beds were made by HERCULES , i sleep on one myself that was retailed in 1929 !

I think it's a shame to demolish homes like this. It is build way betted then those today are. I"d love to have it.

What a gorgeous home. Those twin beds and wardrobes, right out of the 40's. I wonder if they had twins? I wish I could peek into the past and see this house when it was a home and filled with love.

Every time you tell us they are tearing down I think of that 60s song Big Yellow Taxi by Joni Mitchell. A line in the song says they tear down paradise and put in a parking lot.

Definitely a vanity on the porch. I cant imagine just leaving that stuff! I love those old broad houses. So roomy.

That was the best bathroom ever! Most of the furniture w as known as a Queen Ann style with the club style foot. Lots of time periods in that collection.... I didn’t see any cracks in the walls or no ceiling damage..... shame that one would clean up well.! Great watch thank you!!!✅

Growing up in New Zealand in the 80s we all had massive back yard. Could have running races, play cricket and rugby..pitch tents etc. These days a yard is only big enough to stand in. That was a beauty back yard there!!

The button holer attaches to your sewing machine to make awesome button holes. I would love to own that. I can't believe with all of that people that need homes that they are tearing this beautiful home down. Awesome furniture there...💔😵💖💞💋🆒

Thankyou for sharing this with us. Kinda makes me think about, when I'm gone, all of my life treasures will be reduced to a pile of stuff in a box. I was thinking that possibly the bedroom with the matching beds and wardrobes, were from twin girls. The room was pink and feminine. You do a wonderful job, keep up the great exploring! Maybe one day soon, we will see you for the first time, Lol.

There was some very nice vintage furniture inside & in the garage. I liked the livingroom double french glass panel doors. Very nice fireplace. So many items, belongings & mementos left behind always makes my heart hurt a little. I guess that shows that we should decorate the way we like because the next generation after we pass on probably won't like it anyway. That also pulls at my heart strings, but is the way of time that marches on, eh?! Thanks for a great tour of this lovely home! I laughed at your comment about not knowing much about womens shoes except on weekends! 🤣 the art deco ceiling medallions & bathroom tile work are real eye pleasers. 🙋‍♀️💜✌

I think that bathroom is the nicest I've ever seen. Recognized a few items from my childhood.

Nice antiques left hopefully they will be saved. The pics of Keith Richards. probably fetch a good price. Be careful out there. Another great video thanks.

Beautiful house and garden. Didn't see a single crack in the walls either. Loved the bathroom. So sad. Lots of items in there worth quite a bit. The globe in the summerhouse was an old one with a metal base and stand. They are sought after because many of the countries change names over time. The item that you thought was done in crochet was a tapestry firescreen. Lots of other things worth saving, but so wish that house could be saved! :-(

I feel bad that the house was demolished and all the things left in it were probably destroyed along with it. Also the trees….so sad. 😟 thanks for filming before it’s all destroyed by those that only seem to think about money.

That, was amazing! I’m SO glad it was mostly unmodernized, there was something unique in the post WWII decade, and it really shows in the architecture and layout of the home. It’s like this place stood still through all the changes going on around it. What a bathroom...🖤🇨🇦

Oh wow, that bathroom is gorgeous 😃

This home has uber charm and could easily be totally updated for under $100K. Why bulldoze it!?

I absolutely enjoyed viewing this explore of a late Art Deco period home thanks Paul. Such a beautiful old rendered brick home and I could comfortably live there. Hoping all the beds and other Queen Anne furniture gets saved. I love the Queen Anne dressing table and the spacious room with Art Deco ceiling roses. The internal fixtures look original from the Art Deco period and the bathroom is in good condition. Appears to have been an addition to the back section of the house and the kitchen has been altered around the late 1970s. The huge tree in the backyard is magical looking. Hoping the old furniture gets saved.

The old houses have so much character the French doors the beautiful screen door they just don't make them like that anymore it's a shame to tear them down

Club sofa and matching chairs, nice wardrobes, vintage bedsteads with mattresses, double bed with a lovely floral patterned mattress to be salvaged

I love all your content. You always explore the house properly and you talk so clearly. Your channel is so interesting.

I loved the sofa and chair cover fabric. It was spools of thread in chocolate box.

Huntsmans are seriously cool! And I hate spiders lol. Lovely house, such a shame it’s been left to rot and eventually knocked down to build shitboxes on top.

I like the look of the home. How sad that it will be demolished. Huge yard. Some beautiful stuff left behind too. I like how the yard is enclosed. I'm with you on that thinking that they were long time owners. I love all the windows. Fantastic vid!!!

It makes me feel sick that they just tear down beautiful old houses like this and put up junk like they build nowadays.. No respect at all.. Its horrible

Wth.. only a baby .imagine how big the mommy or daddy is .geezzzz.. beautiful old furniture..I hope the family will get it..that sailor doll is worth money and u tossed it aside..lots of vintage stuff worth money .interesting and I enjoyed it. Thx for taking us along..it's a shame they tear down these old homes that were once filled with family, love,laughter and tears..

Here I go another amazing explore by this awesome guy. 👍 What’s the bet ill be crying 😭 by the end. ✌️ 😭😭

Hi Paul,this was another braking heart moment ,that house was so beautiful and big,I can imagine how many happy moments the original family would of had ,that gorgeous veranda and front garden ,to watch the kids play ,ahh just heart braking,I realy hope they Salvage all those nice pieces of furniture, thanks Paul it was a great but sad find and I love the hansman spider 🕷️ I got used to them , thanks again and have a great rest of this Sunday, 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺👍👍👍

My parents had this furniture it was called Queen Ann suite you chestered draws dressing table and stool with mirrors wardrobes and bedside tables to match they also had the single beds and double bed it would be worth a lot of money as they are antiques. My mum still has the single beds and double bed and everything else beautiful furniture. The hat looked like a girls school hat ones they wear to private school. Beautiful old home loved it as always

This house is beautiful. If I was house mover, I would move this gem to another lot. Thanks for another great video.

Beautiful old home, you scared the crap out of me when you jumped at the spider LOL

Too long don't want to read... Oh my goodness what a find. I love it all. They sure did leave a lot of antique/valuables behind. Love the side fence/gate when you went through. Has a beautiful large Monstera deliciosa plant in the yard. Should have some awesome fruit on it. I loved eating that when I was a kid. Beautiful sofas, mum had a chunky one like it in a burgundy corduroy. I don't remember mum's having wheels, I think it was large round stumps for legs with that matching foot stool like that one. I like the wall paper in the laundry, kitchen. They are called cotton reels. Bobbins are the tiny ones that go below the needle in a sewing machine. The box is a sewing box full of chocolate boxes with different cottons etc in them. Nice hall light. Mum had a pantry made with louvered doors like those kitchen ones. I see they took the chandelier and the chairs to the dinning suite but left the broken cabinet and table. The ceramic bird is probably an antique and that Pyrex lid is probably a much wanted item for a collector. They call it a formal lounge room. I love that twisted lamp shade. The loungeroom and hallway's candle light chandelier, wow. I just don't understand how some people can leave the stuff they do. They don't seem to know or understand the value of some of the things they leave behind. I am wondering if that is real crystal on the main bedroom chandelier. I watch urban explorers and they always comment on the Christmas deco's that are left behind. XD Omg a porcelain doll. Those photos are family history that can never be replaced. You missed the ceramic bell at your feet. XD OMG those bathroom tiles and matching bath tub and shower behind the door, I just love them. They at least got a matching sink or was it the pedestal one missing the pedestal and surrounded by a cabinet. It would have been yellow to match the bathtub. Can't half tell I'm an art deco fan. As a kid I loved to swim in mum's deep powder blue bath. I hate the baths they have these days, can't lay down in them and be covered with water. Single beds matching the double bed.. wow. The kids didn't know value when they saw it. My sister had one of those beds, not the foot and header, just the springs part. It used to sag in the middle and she would sleep in like a cocoon. Toilet matches the bathroom. Ribbon typewriters are worth something. I didn't see any cracks in the walls, did you? The world globe looks metal to me. Someone didn't take the Webber with them, cause "you always take the Webber with you". That's a song reference joke I had with a friend once. Those spiders are scary and huge. The ship is either tapestry or cross stitch but it's nice. was that Easter eggs on the chest of drawers or Christmas baubles? Books, Alister McClez (not sure on the spelling here) Night without End. The life and times of king George the 6th. lol.

Such a gorgeous old home. It's a pity it's being torn down. Hopefully alot of stuff will be saved.

Love the window shutters and the lead light SHE was a Prestige. Lady once . actually still is .Yes sure are the old club sofas, love the dresser with the oval mirror , your fantastic Paul,if it wasn’t for your passion We would be missing out onTHE OLDEN GOLDEN DAYS I’m so saddened to think she will be demolished ,🇦🇺👍

I hope they salvage some of those pieces of furniture, doors, and anything else the restoration community can use. Great find of the Art Deco bathroom! The shed looks like early converted garage to garden shed to playhouse to summer sleep out to studio as there seemed to be a divider and later exterior wall electrical to the junk collection space.

With all the dust and cobwebs, original furniture and old photos it seems like no one lived there full time after the older woman (mother?, grandmother?) died. Her family may not live in the area anymore. If you find any old globes, it's interesting to check out the names of the countries which can give you an idea of the age of the globe. Nice explore.

Beautiful old place! Thank you for sharing with us!

The turned legs on the beds and some of the other furniture is Queen Anne in style, in fact my parents had some and the old bed you liked Paul was so comfy to sleep on, a dream. Lovely old homes, I am a bit of an arachnaphobic so I jumped both times too😃😂🤣🕷. Such promise and lives imagined, thank you again.

Love this old home. The beautiful old furniture really needs a good home. It would be awful if they were destroyed. Thanks for sharing, I really needed this today.

What a beautiful place. I loved the beds and wardrobe cabinets. Glad you captured this before it is torn down. Be safe and well

This is a house that reminds me of a grand parent's home. My Gram still makes the holidays and birthdays so special!! What a beautiful home!!😄 I really like the pictures, the fire place and the old furniture!! The bathroom was so very unique!! WOW What a sweet find!!!!! Those old wardrobes are so heavy to move I bet thats why a lot of people leave them. To bad though they are so beautiful!!! As always, thank you for another great video. Stay Safe my friend!🥰

Thankyou for showing us what must have been a very comfortable family home.

Man I would love to have that unused vintage wallpaper 😍 I bet some is from the 30s

FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME , THANKU AGAIN PAUL LOVE YOUR CHANNEL ,AND LOVETHE MUSIC AS WELL 😊😊 LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOUR OLD GIRLS. .BREAKS MY HEART TO KNOW THEY ARE GOING TO BE DEMOLISHED. Diane 🇦🇺👍

It was a nice house and I agree it would be a shame to destroy that furniture. I'd get a hold of the demo company and ask for them.

Sadly old furniture does not move well. I believe the house most likely had two owners. The parents then the daughter. Old boy was a golfer in the 70's. When my parents sold their house, we moved the heavy furniture from NY to California. Mistake. It ended up in a garage sale. Pennies on the dollar compared to moving cost. Love the video. That was a cute doll.

The wood furniture like those old bedstead and wardrobes are high quality made of fine wood and taken well care of .I sure hope they are rescued!

These old houses have so much character! Wooden spools with thread ... oh the memories ... Wasn't there a third matching wardrobe in the garage right at the beginning matching the 3rd single bed? The 'crochet' picture of the sailing ship looked like embroidery ... either cross stitch or petit point?

I loved this quaint home and the window shutters were nice. The oval mirror vanity was lovely, she must have been a keith Richard fan. I wouldn't mind the noise outside as its company in a way if you live alone. My mum was a stitcher and had loads of bobbins, buttons,zips and palava. The leather key case my dad had one of those, this explore had a good bit of nostalgia for me. Cheers paul. 👍😊

Wow! This has to be one of my favorite houses that you've shared with us. That furniture was also very beautiful. I'm with you as far as someone needs to get the beds, wardrobes and the table. Thanks so much for sharing this with us! Stay safe and keep up the great work!😊❤

I thought the tubes for the hot water tank were snakes at first! 🤣

You seem to be getting your whole city rebuilt..... great content.. Bless from London... it looks like they may have had Scottish roots.

This is a lovely home. My thoughts are that it had land to this home. The books on shearing and horses. It’s quite possible that over time the land has been sold off for other homes/development. You never stop reading about the things you love. It saddens me that the developers will knock it down. Why they can’t build around it and work it into the new development always astounds me. I would prefer a home like this to a brand new dog house that they seem to build today

What a nice home. Loving the windows and gorgous old furniture just sitting there😥. Lets hope it all gets donated and discovered by someone who appreciates them. Its just history just sitting there. Thanks again👍👌

Beautiful old pieces of furniture left behind, amazing old places you find that are going to be demolished. Another great Vlog, ❤️🦘🦘🦘

For the memories always great 👍 video

I really liked that vine wallpaper in the hallway and all those beautiful wardrobes! They don't make beds that sturdy anymore. But the spider! That's just a baby one. Remind me not to move to Australia. Shudder.

What a beautifully spectacular find! Too bad they are getting rid of this house sad!

The art deco green and yellow bathroom; I think the sink would have been yellow too.

It's such a shame all these historical homes are just left to rot..including the contents! In Canada , our history doesn't go back that far so we dont have access to such luxury as the east has. I would love to be able to travel the world in search of such treasures in order to preserve such masterpieces af days gone by.

The twin beds and wardrobes are gorgeous.and yes that is a porcllin doll.I really hope they come back too for their things.love your videos.👍❤️🇺🇸

Lovely & sad at the same time... I've always heard you know that house is truly abandoned when you see toys and Christmas decorations, you found both!! The "crochet" picture looked more like needlepoint..😉

I really hope someone saves the furniture

So sad that a house with such good bones will be torn down. Some updating and it would make a great family home. I love the backyard and can imagine sitting on the back porch sipping tea and enjoying the breeze.

It amazes me how many properties you find, some you look at and you can understand why they are being demolished but other ones you’ve shown us don’t make sense. As you said in this one the family have sat on it and now have a lovely retirement nest egg. Love what your doing, two of the properties I’ve lived in over the years have now been long gone, did manage to get pic of one of them before it was demolished but only the outside, keep up with the documenting.

I pray the beautiful timeless furniture is saved

Axminster carpet in the shed. Who remembers those carpets..

Pretty old home so much good things left hope they come back for it all. Sad home getting taken down.

I wish I had a time machine and go back in time to see this house with the people in it. It's a beautiful house. The lights and the doors even the kitchen is groovy as I just want to clean up this house and cook a bit meal in this kitchen.

Wow what a lovely home with a beautiful big backyard. You can tell this home was taken care of by it’s owners back then. I just can’t believe this estate sat since 1993 so sad. Cheers to you Paul another great explore 😎

Thanks my friend Urbex Indigo for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it so much this home was a very beautiful home Abandoned Huge 50s home/Vintage furniture/Retro stuff/photos/Bric a brac all left behind/ 2 sheds! it was a really interesting video and i am from the U.S.A and i will always watch your videos when i am not busy printing t-shirts and keep being safe and healthy my friend and God Bless and thanks again.

What a magnificent home it once was. Only on weekends!! Hahaa

What a beauttiful house !

The picture of the ship in the garden house is called “needlepoint” 😉

A big interesting house, some lovely furniture and loved the original bathroom. I felt sad to see the photos left behind, I really hope that the people who used to own the house can come back and get some of the left behind things xxx

A lovely lot of interesting items and detail to look at in this explore. Thank you for taking your time in showing us around.

Love the old school carpet sweeper. I had one my mum and I picked up at a clearing sale that used in my house.

They have working shutters with shutter dogs. Those are hard to find in my area. It really gets me how people leave photos behind. I love the old pictures they were only taken for special reasons.

"Let's see how many other spiders we can find." *Blows soda out of nose while laughing.* Seriously, that house made no sense. It was like a maze.

Love it already beautiful and the French doors are on the house I’m living in and the same door handles so sad to see these classic homes be torn down for awful uncharacteristic boxes. Beautiful cherished family memories and treasures left behind the backyard was nice and private. Great minds think alike I would definitely say yellow to match the bath. Thank you soo much again. A beautiful gem gone forever 😌:-) that would make a great little retreat that was a Weber bbq

Love your videos. You show the architecture really well. The thread spools looked quite old and could be quite collectible. Great job again!

Loved this one! This house is very 70's to me. Always looking forward to your next explore. ☺️

Amazing. I love the vanity and the light fixtures. Excellent find 👍 🙂.

A lovely home ,a family home .The bathroom was left in it's original state except the sink .Thank you .

Hi, Paul- you did a great job, thank you. This one really upset me, though. Nothing you did. Seeing the disregard, first, for a parents things, pictures, and childhood things, which they were so careful to save. Obviously these folks were well-to-do, with this nice of a home, very well kept, and horses for the kiddos, and sheep and whatever else, and it always angers me to see pictures just dumped on the floor and left, like that. The furniture ought to be given away, if they don't want it, there are a ton of people who could never, in a million years, afford that kind of thing, who would gratefully accept it. There are also organizations who will accept the knick-knacks as a donation, so there is just no excuse for letting any of it go to waste. It angers me to see that grand home get torn down, and that stunning lot and trees be destroyed. I know time waits for no man, but still......-SDK

Pretty home on the outside. Beautiful oleander trees!

A beautiful home. I recognized a tatting doily besides a lot of sewing things. So there was ones a crafter in this home.

There's definitely some true history left behind! I really liked seeing that old light fixture that looked like an oil lamp at one time! Thanks for sharing!

This home is beautiful but a shame that all of the belongings are there I hope someone will save it why didn’t the family try and sell it if they had children great video have a wonderful day 😊

What a nice explore. Seems a shame all the beautiful furniture left behind, hopefully family members come to get it. Nothing wrong, only a little updating. But land developers always destroy homes with character to put up generic places. Thanks, this one was real nice.

nice house i want it parents most likely passed away the kids don't want it such a shame its beautiful

16:23 spools of thread perhaps what you’re looking for, sewing notions when it’s a mix of that stuff. Thanks for sharing Paul, stunning home. Had a club lounge set as a kid in a home my fam rented in New Farm decades ago. That Divinyls DVD, would’ve like to know if it was one Warren McLean was the drummer. Waz On Earth was his channel, passed January, he was a KZfaq guy also.

Nice 1950's home , who ever had that home it looks like they left in a hurry , it's a damn shame it's getting demolished

This is a big home.Like the art deco ceilings.I think you are right .The children sold the home to a developer. Nice old home.That bathroom has great art deco tile.Sink could be yellow.

This house is beautiful

Wow, I'm early, and there's YT cc on, so I can watch and hear, too. YAY!! Thx for the great b'day present, Urbex Indigo. : }

That kitchen wallpaper was a classic 1950s pattern.

Those beds are beautiful. I'd love to have the ok to pick through & keep whatever I wanted. Great find. 👍🙋‍♀️💜🇺🇸