I to love your soothing voice .I hate the fact people have gone in and vandlized that place .so sad to see. Thx for taking us alone..it once was a home 🏘️..filled with love,laughter and crying .

The wooden bucket you saw is a bucket to put nuts in and the twister thing is for cracking them! Love your video!

That funny looking thing on the table wood with the top that screws down is a nut cracker ! To bad you can't really see the house and architecture through all the stuff!

Just discovered your channel. Now I’m binge watching and I can’t look away!

I love your soft voice and enthusiasm. It makes me feel dreamy imaging who would have lived there. Well done.

Sad to see that someone broke the car windows don’t know what they do that. I have dreams of finding a place like that a being able to salvage the those things and get them in the hands of someone who will love and appreciate them.

The place where you found the revolver in the attic...it looked to me like it was a 1850 navy colt. You should go back and rescue it because it has historical value, and someone else will eventually find it, perhaps a child who my harm themself. Or it will be lost in ruins when the place collapses. It is an object de art that a collector would love to have...taking it would be saving it, not stealing it.

Lovely find 👍 heartbreaking to see the generations of family photos just left to rot.😠

That is a toy pram for a little girls doll and it's in amazing shape very nice job ! Loved this house !💓🌻😸

Interesting style of home, love the tongue and groove every where, kind of reminded me of an old ship.

Very cool explore! Im glad you have the nuts to climb over a few missing floor boards and a rotten step or two to film the core of the property so the viewer can get fully immersed. Some of the abandoned house explorers here in the U.S. would scream and run away if there was one rotten step one foot off the ground leaving the viewer wondering what was even in the house! Keep up the good work and I'll be checking out the rest of your videos!

The little pram is a doll's pram , I had one in the 60's I loved it ♥️ such a lot to see in your video , brilliant 👍

Thank you. Very interesting. It looks like it's been abandoned since at least the 90's.

Looks like somebody was a hoarder, but the place has been turned over by people looking for valuables I think, can see with floor boards ripped up. Shame they can't leave things alone 🙄😣

You find the coolest places

Beautiful ❤️ OMG.

I bet this has been a lovely family home at one time, and the kids have moved on, so sad 😞 I bet the parents have been hoarders, the children didn’t want to no. Maybe the wife sadly died. Then the owner lived here on his own them he sadly passed, But there’s one thing I just don’t understand if they still have living children, wouldn’t you want to sort this beautiful house, but this place has defo been ransacked it’s such a shame. This video was amazing I didn’t want it to end. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Love from Liverpool 🤪

nice video with lots to see here love old places like this Subscribed

What an amazing house. That place has definitely been torn to bits by copper thieves. I've seen loads of that dimple bottles but never actually seen a full one, that was great to see. Oh yes...watch your step...lol.

Greetings from Florida. Just came across your channel. I will definitely be watching from now on. Beautiful sad house

Saw the green bag in the closet and it reminded me of the video you did with all the green bags 🙂

Greetings from Minnesota! I'm new to your channel 😁 Thanks for sharing! This is such an awesome house! These folks sure had a lot of stuff, hoarder's for sure. Lots of cool item's! Keep up the good work!

Awesome explore.

Hello mate ..Victorian Gothic Architecture ..awesome ! ...old pram ..wow ..cars wow ! a child's dolly pram ! In kitchen ..stuff everywhere ..wine ,whiskey no woman no song ..sadly ..am watching till the end ...! For sure ..regards Adrian .& Simon Dorset ...PS have a peek at our bottles and detecting vids some time ? ....thanks for a super super adventure ..! Just awesome !

Thanku veery intersting video

That Nova was last taxed in October 1998. The Granada last taxed in September 1999.. 3.0i Scorpio. Nice motor.

You guys should have a respirator not only for the lovely toilet shot but also for the black mold just a suggestion. Always put the respirator in sealed plastic bag it saves on buying new filters. Stay safe :)

Wow!!!

I had one of those prams to put my doll into when I was young. It was my pride and joy. What a large plot of land. I so hope developers don’t buy the land and build brick boxes on the land. It could be such a beautiful looking house with lots of money and hard work. Thanks for showing us this.

You have a nice smile. Oh, and I love your channel too. 🙂

Narrow escape with that nail! Great video pal

Greeting from America 🇺🇸 Indeed, I Agree Please Return 2 Rescues The Revolver.

I believe the tiny pram was a toy for a girls doll baby. Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.

Many things are good to sell to the tv studios. Others have been there before you and are strewn due to not knowing the value to thing. Lovely video.Tnx. Lots of fun.

Great explore. A quick look up at the Nova and the Ford Scorpio reveals they haven't been taxed since 1998 and 1999 so the place has probably been abandoned for around 20 years or so.

It's unfortunate that vandals went in there and threw everything everywhere. Alot of black mold and Peeling paint, as well. May be a really good idea to where masks while exploring these dilapidated abandoned places. Considering your health in the near future. It's really difficult to envision how this beautiful house could have been, it's been so vandalized. Unfortunately!!! Why can't these hoodlums just leave things as they are?? Thanks for sharing!!

Thích xem!

Was a Granada I bloody loved those old things

great movie! I like it!

the house has been empty for years and yet i see no dust.you have some tidy ghost over there lol

One can't help but wonder what became of the owners of such a lovely home.

The pram on the way in is a Silver Cross Wave child’s pram, dating from the early 50s. The smaller one is a child’s pram, not too sure as it was too quick, I’m gonna check it out. Going back to do screenshot.

Silver cross dolls pram I had one in 1967.It cost my mum more than a six weeks wages.

Just imagine how the charity shops would love to get their hands on some of that stuff. What a waste. Nice old property tho. Gill 😊

Uau.....eu amo casas vitorianas ❤️

Very interesting thank you,you didn't look in the fridge.!! lol

This home would be perfect for artists and crafts people to use and have open days with stalls in the gardens of their art and crafts for sale. Also local trades school apprentices could renovate the home for credit in their courses and this has been done before.💡

Ideal project for shows like renovation rescue they could bring the house back from the brink on destruction!

Hey, I've come across your channel a few weeks ago, I've been and explored this place, the only thing I was gutted about was not doing the exploring in the day cos I wanted to get pictures of the outside of the house as it was such a stunning place

Would you tell us the area of the mansions you visit please, I'm looking to fix up a large place if it fits into what I'm looking for. Using your videos to help me look.

Omg! Some of that crystal is worth a lot of money’

Good to see you two out wandering the countryside looking for an unsuspecting structure that’s virtually embalmed in spiderwebs! I would give a lot to know why this house, which was certainly very beautiful and VERY unusual at some point (and quite likely the subject of many locals’ gossip sessions!), was just left one day! I saw a lot of orange and yellow towels, bedding, etc, which was wildly popular here in America in the 1970’s. Could it have been standing empty for that long?! The house is absolutely ENORMOUS!! Wow! I have a feeling the reason the place was just left one day had something to do with town business-I have no idea why I think that, I just do. Did you do any research on this place? (I’m sure you would’ve, I just had to ask.). I’d like to suck up all the webs and do some serious hunting. The answers to the house being left is in there somewhere! Very unusual situation that. Great explore my friend! Keep doin’ what you do and I’ll watching you do it! ❤🐈

It looks like the Addam's Family's house from the outside. I had a dolls pram like this in the 1960's.

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Wonderful house... hard to believe one family could have so much stuff... unbelievable amount of rubbish there. Enjoyed this video- I subscribed 😊

It always sickens me to see what some useless waste of spaces do to abandoned places! WHY do they feel the need to trash someones memories likethat.😥

This seems like the "new thing" going into old abandoned hoarder houses and see what you can find, or buy it and fix it up or whatever, lol! Architektur wise it looks like a nice home though but the work in that is gonna be hell.

Lovely buddleia 3:24, 5:26 & 5:40! Stay safe.

Love how you show us around, your voice tells me you really care about these buildings, thank you

Someone was living there post 2004. The clothing hanger at 29:08 shows 'Tu', a clothing brand from Sainsbury's that launched in 2004.

I'd say early 2000's judging by the bread machine and microwave.

I once got into a house with several hundred wine bottles in the cellar! Apparently the former owner was an amateur vintner as all the bottles had his name on the label. In total there was probably close to 1000 bottles but quite a few of them were empty and kept on the shelves as decorations I guess. The owner was an architect, like his father, who'd built the place. Either he sold the place or passed away and his widow sold it, at any rate it ended up in the hands of a developer who put something like 6 more houses on the land but did restore the original place. It had only been abandoned for less than five years at that point but it was in a horrible shape, water damage from the cellar to the third floor! I can't say the house was too practical either - bar in the cellar, gigantic sitting room and kitchen on the ground floor, two representation rooms/parlours on the first, two bedrooms and a bathroom on the second and a servant's bedroom on the third.

The depth of the upper floor beams are large, never seen beams that deep before, they are made to take a lot of weight. Also what is obvious regarding these abandoned properties is the amount of reading the owners did.

They used every inch of that house it looks like too.

I can't even imagine having that much stuff! I do hope my kids come for it after I'm gone, that's a sad thought. Keep safe. Watch for nails. Looking forward to your next video ❤️🇸🇪

👍 You explore some really great places. It amazes me how many valuable antiques there are in some of those places. You just don't find places like that here in the states.

I believe that type of panelling is called shiplap. I wonder why there was so much paper scattered about?

U should be wearing steel toe shoes, and GLOVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it is kids, that came from hoarders, who did not know better, and kept on their family's tradition!!!!! The dirt is very old dirt!!!!

oldest book I ever found in an abandoned house was dated 1537 Green Dragon Press London, and no I didn't leave it there.

Love this one! Do you think it could possibly have been a children's home? So many toothbrushes and toy!?!? This could explain why all the things were left behind.....if authorities came and took them away because of the conditions they were perhaps living in??! Your mind does want to know, huh!

Really cool place to explore wish I could rescue the green Vauxhall Nova give it a good home

A lot of the web's are just dust webs. It would be nice to know what happened to the family and to see pictures from before it got in this shape. I'd bet it was very gorgeous! I'd say people were are staying out of the weather there from time to time.

at this time, 11:58, the brown wood thing its a nut-cracker with boul...

The "funny-looking thing" at 12:00 is a nutcracker.

I wonder if they took in kids or fostered ??

Nice video Place looks like it had some wild memories in it Don't you wear a mask 😂

Equally as fascinating but this one has an underlined, sorta haunted element about it. And I don't know why I was drawn to the baby buggy as you were, but doesn't it remind a bit of the buggy Rosemary's Baby was in?

Big house, small rooms. It might have been quite the cheery place before it became a slovenly mess. 😮

Makes you wonder what would make this place abandoned with everything still there ??

Titanic VHS released 1998, so there's a clue how long it's been empty :)

....'probably one of the first people to get in here', i would hate to see what it looks like after the last people..!!

Its like the place was raided or something ?

I went here a while back, there’s a fair few places within the area to explore.. did you see the gun in the bedroom?

at this time, 11:57, its a nut-cracker with boul, i have the same nut-cracker in sweden, good luck with your video...

Makes you think what happens for them to abandon such a place.

Did you check any dates on the food?

The washing machine in the kitchen doesn't look very old, May be ten years.

It must have been a ghost. What else would make people leave and not take their stuff. The wine should have helped out with that.

Probably the 80’s when last lived in

Titanic video in box should give you an idea wen the house was last populated

With all those toothbrushes is it a HMO house

It makes me sad to see old homes in such bad shape.

Ok it’s fixed. Typed in “Stare” and you were like third on the list. Might have been a glitch with Apple Ipad, but I’m good now. 👍🏽

You gave me a good laugh about that toilet now I can’t un see it Carol from New Zealand

I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't find jewelry in there , old jewelry.

I hope you put the pram back under shelter? Otherwise others will miss out on seeing it in future.

If I was there I would take all the wine

I love watching your videos some of the places are incredible, would love to do something like that . And you are not sore on the eye either 😉

Strange how this has come up on my recommended, this place has sadly been burnt down now saw it on the news the other week back :(