You are an excellent explorer and videographer. And so thoughtful to respond to the comments. Very few urbex explorers take time to do that!

You can see the quality in the materials and layout. The Red stuff in the bath was most likely Nail Varnish. The secondary kitchen was a granny suite, or a Ma In Law suite. I would jack it up, pour concrete in the subsidence Sister the framework that cracked with a steel plate, and live there quite happily. It would be a race to see what failed first. the house or Me.

Here in America theres people that put in salvage bids to go in & get flooring, lights & custom wood work . Its a great way to save old doors & fretwork . Great video

I hope the people that used to live there enjoyed this awesome place for many lovely years! A lot of thought and loving planning went into this place! Thanks 👍👩‍🏭♥️🕊️ It was beautiful!!!

I don’t understand how the cracks condemn a home. I understand foundation issues, but here we fix them and fill in the cracks. This place was built in 1910 it is bound to have cracks from settling, especially if vacant for a long time. Here in our climate we go from hot in summer and extreme cold in winter. So sad people do not fix places like this old home it is magnificent. We have tons of abandoned farm houses in the country, but not very many abandoned in towns. My husband is from Los Angeles and Chicago and yes there are a lot of abandoned homes, but nowadays people are buying them and fixing them. There is a television show called Rehab Addict, you should watch that if you can. In it the homes are huge and do get restored.

Can’t believe how big it was either! Love the kitchen and garden space! That’s definately a granny annexe next door. One of my fave explores yet

You can imagine the beauty this was. My fav was the kitchen and those beautiful windows letting in the bright light. Here, we call the 2nd house a “mother-in-law house. Great find! Ty for sharing 🏠

I am so pleased to find an Australian explorer on here, as I am quite addicted to watching these type of video's, you do an excellent job of it too. It is so good to see without vandalism as that really kangers me when I see all the trashed places. Keep up the good work mate...oh and Merry Christmas.

That is one major league huge house. Every time you turn the corner there's another room or something else. It just like goes on for days. It's a beautiful house. So sorry they could never fix it.

I just love the floors, beautiful wood.

I have watched a lot of European abandoned homes lately, it's great to see some of our Australian ones especially here in Adelaide. If ever you go to Penola could you do a story on the Railway Cottages there. My dad was raised there back in the 40's. The last time I was there was just after the tornado went through.

One lovely old house, worth $1.300.000. Loads of character. All empty, severe cracking in the walls, foundation problems, been condemned. On a demolition contractor's Job sheet

Just wanted to say I think you did a wonderful job documenting this beautiful house. You covered everything there. It is a beautiful home, even in it's current state of disrepair.

I'm so glad you have done this one. I loved the color of the rooms and the kitchen!!!! And no graffiti to spoil this.

Wish I had the funds to restore this lovely home back to the glory it ones was. So sad, thank you for sharing. Please continue to Explorer & Share!!!!

Such a lovely home, so beautiful. Those floors and high ceilings. It would be so worth fixing the foundation on this and repairing it as new properties don’t come close on all counts compared to this! Great video dude

Oh yes foundation gone. Pity about the lovely stained glass gone. Thanks again pal

Well done. So sad to see such a beautiful home end up decaying, and disappearing. Thank you for another brilliant explore;)

Omg....I love the house!!! Beautiful floors, archways, big rooms!!!! Ty for sharing. Will continue watching your videos!

I passed that house a few times on my way to TAFE. Reminds me of a house we used to visit as kids with my parents. Great for a 1910 villa, it doesn't have much Art Nouveau influences but appealing none the same. That road is another under attack from 'New Urban Developments' as is the surrounding suburbs. It pulls at the heart strings a little to think the houses we all new growing up and as our parents and grandparents are slowly dissapearing into dust. Another great commentary video.

What a stunner this Home was in its time. It is so sad to see the structural issues destroying it. Lovely built in closets, and the arches really lend an air of elegance. Nice to see the small stained glass windows still intact and bright as ever. You do a very good job of showing us the places you explore. This had a very airy and open look for having been built in 1910. I really like the numerous fireplaces and the size of the rooms. Most bathrooms from this period are small and very basic, where this one seemed quite spacious. I have some serious kitchen lust happening here, the cabinetry is so well done, and that glass wall just make it a place you would enjoy working in. She was a grand lady in her time...I would have made that car port into a solarium. The separate unit might have been a guest house, or possibly quarters for house staff. Thanks for sharing this with us.🖤🇨🇦

A lovely old house it would have been grand in its day .

So sad this house has the structural problems it does. Is still beautiful and the pumpkin pine floors are gorgeous. Cute in-law apartment.

OMG!!! I would love that house! What's left of the lead light windows are amazing, so beautiful, so very sad. I hope someone can restore, salvaging seems like a travesty!

I'm guessing that the separate little house was an in-law-suite. Beautiful home, with obvious structural problems. Another great explore.

Wow, what an amazing house (Manson) my present home is about the size of two rooms put together...lol, sad that it could not be restored, I need a house this size, to fit me and my grandchildren (6), my craft room, my storage room, my shop inventory (I own a rustic store), my catering supplies (yes, I'm also a caterer), my game room stuff (my grandsons love their Xbox(s), my clothes of course, my cleaning supplies (not a cleaner but I own my own cleaning business), my seasonal supplies, ie, halloween, Christmas, Easter..yes folks I said easter..lol...my photography equipment (not a professional, hobby only....in college I took photography as a minor, I still have my dark room equipment, my wash station, developing equipment and sizing equipment, plus all my cameras, lighting equipment, my millions of towels and bedding (could it be that I'm playing with the notion of becoming an organized hoarder..lol?), rooms for guests...a girl can dream right...loved the video, keep up the great work

I just wanted to let you know that I am very much enjoying your channel. You cover everything, and explain things as you go, for people who are not from Australia. I do have one request, though. When you are doing farmhouses, if you still have the space and time, could you cover the barns and outbuildings? I am recommending your channel to others, I find it so well done!!!

Such a beautiful place, so sad to see it in disrepair. I think this place could be restored to its original beauty. Great video very thorough, you covered everything.

This beautiful house doesn't deserve to be demolished,,,just little repair d crack wall is needed..most part are ok..wow! House...keep exploring man..TY

I just love the old archways in the hall. It's so nice and large, love the wooden floors and the few ceiling fans. The pink room is so pretty with the ceiling light and window with the breeze blowing thru. The wooden floors are always so nice. The soil must have really settled badly for that kind of damage. Velvet drapes...wow. Oh my gosh, I love the kitchen. Poor house! The second house must be what we call a "mother-in-law" house or it coulf be just a guest house. thank you for sharing.

Love that blue bathroom, I don't care about the cracks, but I am sure this beautiful house can be saved.

Hi Joey this must be one of the best abandoned house if not the best its magnificent built 1910 .. just think about all the magical times that must have happen to the family that were the first owners }} Who ever they were they must have been mega rich {{ the floor lay out is out of this world the cost just blows my mind the wood floor boarding today that would cost a few thousand bucks }} to furnish i hate to think??? }} Strange but my aunt Augusta dad's sister had a great rambling old house just like this one room after room after room stood in it own grounds My uncle her husband he was in mining and railroads Dad he was one of 8 big families in those days. Me i was on my own my brother was 21 and my sister 18 when i turned up on the scene in 1941 lol Joey this one's the best gud on ya mate your brilliant the way you edit is so professional great viewing best on KZfaq by far all the best Joey can't wait for second episode LOL see-ya my friend ..............Ed

Nice explore!!! House is in pretty good shape considering!!! It's so much fun to think back and imagine what went on in this beauty!!! That's the fun of exploring!!! Nice job!!! :)

Such a shame, it's a Beautiful home, the wood floors are spectacular 🙂

You sure have found some great beauties! Love this home. Again, a shame it couldn't be fixed up.

Such a beautiful old house - I love how all the rooms are relatively huge. I found the bathroom interesting - aside from having the exact same 50s decor my own childhood house had I found it fascinating how they built a vanity around the original pedestal sink, the bath with the twin vents, the terrazzo floor, the wall tiles and even the radiant bar-heater on the wall. Serious De Ja Vu lol

"So Beautiful,Loved that Kitchen,Hopefully someone will have the money to Fix The Foundation Problems and save this Beautiful Home,The Second unit maybe was for Quests,Or they rented it out,Either way I Hope Someone saves this place,Beautiful Video,Thank-You!!!!"

This house I enjoyed the least but your filming of it w/music was so artistic that I couldn't stop watching. Thank you for a delight break.

Extra living area could have been servant quarters as well beautiful home ashame it's empty

I can only dream of living in such as place. My family lived in a condemned farm house in the 1960's. One bedroom door in a long hall was nailed shut where the ceiling was falling in.

The home is really nice minus the cracks the size of the San Andreas fault line. My favorite room was the kitchen and that huge sun room area. Perfect place to relax...would probably spend all my time there for sure. Thanks again...your awesome at this!

What a beauty! I think you're right though. The cost of under pinning the foundations on this one would be far too expensive. A great shame.

Incredible house. I’d be keen to see a video compilation of ‘Now’ shots to compare whatever monstrosities now sit where these homes once stood.

That was done very well! Thank You! I really enjoy your work.

It was beautiful I loved the bathrooms so big could hangout there have a drink while getting ready to go out. I love a big kitchen so beautiful

Absolutely beautiful! I love the size of the rooms and the layout of the house. The floors are beautiful. It must have been so awesome living here,

Beautiful old house, such a shame that subsidence has ruined it. I do hope that if it does get knocked down that they salvage every scrap of it because "they don't build them like they used to". Thank you for the upload, can't wait for the next one.

not if you know what you are doing it would be cheaper to restore it because today no contractor can do work that can match the workmanship

I can iimagine how a rich family live in this beautiful house..I hope they will renovate soon...no vandalism pls....thanks a lot for your hardwork...Mr .Explorer...take care.

Another great video... amazing house. Also, as someone else said... it's really nice that you respond to comments... very thoughtful and much appreciated ❤

That is quite a house- its more like a complex, - what, with the additional cottage; its huge ! .......Very elegant, and those hard wood floors are something !.... but the cracked walls says it all. That's a foundation failure, and it is the kiss-of-death to any house. The structural engineers will never sign an occupancy permit for that, save spending enormous amounts for foundation restoration..... not easy, and hardly cheap. I can easily understand why it was a 'walk-away." . As one who does salvage- I was surprised no one had not taken all the leaded glass side windows, and the one over a transom- they are nice pieces of Arte Deco. At some point, if any salvage is done, those plaster ceiling medallions for the drop lights and one of the vintage toilets are valuable, not to mention those floors. I see someone has already taken the fireplace surrounds and mantles.... they were nice coal fireplaces........ . Is it the geology or was it just poor building practices that killed this house ? Too bad, though I would suspect the owners knew something wasn't right for a long time- right up until the major faults began to show- after all, there were attempts to modernize the house (I hated the Fluri lamps in bathrooms and kitchen, however....;) . A structural tragedy-- a neat explore all the same--- thanks for showing it to us... ! :) . .

So unusual. Very interesting. Wish there was a few things left. Thanks. Cali

Love the stained glass and some of the ceiling light fittings.

A magnificent beauty. So glad to have seen it.

At--19:01-- The one window at the door looks like a sad face to me, like it's saying, "Please save this house !" I wish I had the $ to get it cked out & see if could be saved & if could be saved would have the $ to buy & fit it. Wots with all the foundation problems in so many homes it seems? What a beauitful find ! And filmed so nicely. The last part was eighter a guest house or maybe a parent or parents lived with the family & maybe business guests. Take care friend!

Really nice find. No wonder it had that price on it. Pity about the damage with the cracks etc - but maybe the ground was unstable. Love the granny flat as well.

What a huge home. This would have been awesome back in its day. Thankyou for showing it. Shame about the structural damage. I agree with you though, and that it will probably be demolished. Howdy from Queensland. :-)

Lovely place, shame about the cracks. Many thanks for sharing

Stunning house! Such a shame it was past it's use by date. Thanks for taking the time on this one. Great video 😊

Love the music with the video. Beautiful house. Thank you and take care.

What a shame, severe cracking in the walls. One all might big kitchen and living room with big windows, lots of salvage work, the kitchen units, floorboards, before demolition

I can see this home was very lovely in its day such a pity. Tyvm

The woods are amazing. I hope they salvaged every bit from top to bottom. The mother-in-law suite was very nice and the handicapped bath access was very considerate. I also hope that they saved many of the heating systems. Several looked reusable. Thanks for filming this nice home.

Looks like a guest house. Cool.

Beautiful door transoms and floors

Loved the playroom and the carport was real nice

I was just thinking all those beautiful would floors and how they should be salvaged and then you said it. Lol. So very sad that it wasn't taken care of. It is such a beautiful house.

Wow! This is a real shame because it's a great house. I love the layout and those floors are beautiful!

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

Such a beautiful old house you can almost guess at how fancy some of the parties were there. I can see a huge Christmas 🌲 in the front room. All the add on kinda ruined it. I wish the kitchen had been the old stuff. Great Video!

awesome explore ! thanks so much ! this house is so pretty & looks so livable, but i agree with u that it has major foundation problems that may be unfixable or fixable only with many thousands of dollars. i really like this house . the floors are gorgeous & the kitchen is beautiful. thanks for making such good vids. your camera work, narration and music are just right. keep safe & God bless :) :)

Absolutely beautiful home. I enjoyed this video. I enjoy seeing the Arch ways because they remind me of my grandma's house when I was Young. Granted my grandmother's home was nowhere near as beautiful as this one but the archways remind me of Grandma absolutely beautiful flooring

Great video, good job filming.. Thanks for sharing this..

So sad that it is falling apart. I would have liked to have seen it when it was new.

Would love to see more of the light fixtures/switches in the older homes (such as the one built in the 1950's). They have some really cool features back then. Great explore.

Beautiful old wood floors . So sad

Loved that kitchen and view out the back!

Wow 😮 1910 so sad that it might have to be demolished if only fixer uppers can come in there and restore the old girl.. I would hate to see it demolished such a shame :(( Thank u for this grand tour!

Beautiful home! Love the ceiling rose, the hallway details and it looked very roomy. The kitchen with all the windows was amazing. The small house or mother in law suite was nice as well. Thanks again for such a great find.

Lovely home. Seems to have some serious structural issues though. The addition on the back looks like perhaps a Guest House.

Gorgeous ... thank you for sharing 😊✌️

This graceful house must have been something in its day. Lovely arches, very nice floors. Great lay out and plenty of space. Shame about the graffiti and cracks in the walls. This would have made a great family home. Beautiful room after room. A wealthy family must have built or owned this house. I can see this house full of life and laughter. There must be something wrong with the ground these houses are built on. You are thorough and respectful of the houses you explore. I think you see these houses as they used to be not an empty shell with cracks. Great explore, amazing home with great architectural details.

Great find!! Probably was very elegant in its time,the second building was probably a guest house. I'm guessing the neighbors can't wait for it to be torn down. Thanx

Epic find. Just beautiful. That 2nd unit is sometimws called the mother in law house. Lol. Thanks for sharing. ❤👍👍

Wonder why vandals would knock out the windows around the door and leave one stained glass. Don’t understand vandalism. Amazing house. Thanks!

Looks like an inlaw suite. That is a beautiful place!

It really is a nice house just too bad for the structural damage there. It does look like it would take a lot of money to repair it. Sad really. Glad to see no vandalism to the house.

This truly sad what lovely home, stained glass transom widows, I would love to have them in my home. Hope someone saves them

So beautiful I would love it I hope it gets restored

Not many windows for such a large house. How did the keep the house cool? Not very good air flow it would seem. Fascinating. Falling hard for these lovely Australian treasures you are sharing. Thanks so much.

what a beautiful big house it would have looked really nice years ago

That place was really really nice once!

What a beautiful house. I can't believe somebody took the mantle..really?! It must have been an awesome piece. Love those floors

Sad it has those horrible cracks. But thanks for the tour. Touches in homes that have gone by the wayside are missed by some.

New subscriber. Lovely exploring......beautiful camera work.....great job.

What a shame! It's such a beautiful home!

I wish I could buy the floors and sadly as you pointed out Paul it would cost 😔 more than the house is worth to save it

The wood flooring throughout is beautiful. But what a "crying" shame that all the original wood of the base boards, doorways, all was painted over!😟

Joey youv'e hit the nail on the head.. My aunt Augusta 's house was great for getting away from the adults being such a wide gap between me and my brother and sister my nephew being just 3 years younger than myself my neice's 6 years younger }} they were my like my brother and sisters .. and my sister's girl Pattie Ann she was a real tom-boy ..games the lads played she was better}} baseball unbeatable even today still the same .. she owns and drives a 18 wheeler Peterbeilt {{{ road-train}} Last year Houston Texas had horrific flooding }} she volunteered her truck to take supplies from Tucson to Houston .. she drove most of the way i did a little driving kept her company most of the trip 5 day drive there and return }}} OK just to give you and idea what she's like .. she is 71 now last year she drove for 5 days astonishing lady like her mum yeah... The big old house of aunt Gussie's we kids all played there on a Sunday after chapel }}} yeah hide n seek and ghosts .. and tig... one big room in winter if snow was deep we would all play "kick the can" a can would be placed in the middle of the room we would all stand in a circle then it was henni- menni- minni - mo catch a n####r by his toe if he sweals let him go you are out {{ the out person then had to count up to 100 eyes closed while the rest ran off to hide the first to be found would then be on.. the object was to get back to the den unseen kick the can then you were safe crazy god knows who thought up these games but as kids we played all day on school vacation Just remembered Pattie -Ann would come with us lads up to Idaho into Grizzly Bear and Mountain Lion country camping on Bear River we took rifles just encase ?? she was a brilliant shot great to have her around .. lol one day she went to get water from the river down a steep embankment while filling the water canteen see saw out of the corner of her eye what she thought was a big dog ahah no it was a7ft standing upright Grizzly .. we heard the gun shot when we got to her the Grizzly had skedaddled across to the other side of the river we said you ok??? yes she replied what's all the fuss about he doesn't like being shot at but what he didn't know was i was shit scared of him {{ Joey that's my niece Pattie-Ann she even true this had her own rock country band cut a few discs also did a few gigs very good they were too.. Joey going now seeya later buddy all the best ..................Ed

Nice find! It's unbelieveable!