Forget the spiders, that piano is by John Broadwood & Sons. One of the oldest piano makers in the world. It is an exceptional piece of craftsmanship.

this wasn't a holiday home a guy & a woman stayed there & use to throw parties with the neighbours, he passed away then not long after she was found in her bed curled up holding a photo of him she died of a broken heart. there`s a door around the back of the summerhouse to get into the secret room which nobody knows about, the Bearded Explorer found it by his curiosity going up the loft well done man.

Your ethics are the reason this is my favourite explore channel. Great video.

Being of a certain age, that house and its contents cleaned up would be my dream house right now!

2004 not much dust a lot of alcahol and no looting I think the property is watched and you got permission!!!!!!!!

do you ever do follow up research on the places you visit and find out move about the ppl who lived there your videos are very good

This place is immaculately preserved for being abandoned for decades. That little villa is a legit time capsule.

Was cool seeing you on car throttle 👌

Epic discovery 👌 just let's hope the location doesn't get out for all the idiots to wreck 👍

This one makes me especially sad, It's like the house is till waiting for the family to come back.

The car throttle collab was brilliant! 🙂👍

Such a beautiful place and it gives me some childhood memories for sure 🥰🙌💓 Thank you for being so respectful to everything 🙂❤️ Great video sir 🌷🌷

Love the respect you have for these places, leave it as you found it. Bravo 👏🏻

Seen 3 other explores of this property but they all missed the hidden room with all those bottles. Its a strange but interesting place. I think rooms for family get togethers. Love your channel thanks for sharing xx

The tv in the wooden cabinet dates from the early 1970s. I remember my father buying a very similar Bush one with folding wooden doors to hide the screen when not in use so it looked like a drinks cabinet it was the first colour tv we had. I remember watching the 1973 Leeds v Sunderland FA cup final on it with a packed living room full of friends and family because they wanted to see it on a colour tv and they didn’t have one yet.👍

The colour TV with the doors is branded "G Marconi". It uses the Thorn 3000 or 3500 chassis (depending on screen size). If it's 25" it's a 3000 model from around 1969/70. If it's 26" it's the 3500 from 1971-73. These TV's are solid state (no valves) & are fully repairable today. It's usually capacitors in the power supply module. Behind that TV looks to be a 24" B&W television. UK viewers note that B&W TV licences are still available & only cost £50 odd. Richard, TSG Communications, Grantham, UK

dust is 80% dead skin though so if no one is in there there wont be as much . As bearded explorer never really determines the date they have been left empty , which would be easy when there , I always like to play the "date the products game " the Fairy bottle design came out in 2000 , ITV 2 in 1998 , Ariel tabs in 2001 . The newest thing i could find was the year for was when the Daily mail was giving free DVD`s away and that was 2005 So 16 years at most

It's amazing and so sad to see a whole lifetime in that house just left to rot away with it's secrets and memories .

Ive seen two or three explores of this property and it's such a mystery. It's as if the owners were just wiped out in one hit. Makes me think of one of those private plane crashes or a serious car accident. Certainly things were left as if they were planning to be back soon. It is a terrible waste. Must say though, although they had lots of 'stuff' some of it wasn't in the best possible taste. Nothing much of quality there. A joy to see a place that vandals and the unscrupulous haven't found. Thank you. Your explores are always done so interestingly.

I have spent the weekend watching a lot of your fascinating videos after I searched for car barn finds. I couldn't believe my eyes when you went into the first building and it was as if you had gone back in time to the late 80s seeing those TV's and decor and furniture and the fact that everything has stood untouched all that time and here's hoping the twats who just have to go around wrecking places like this never find these locations you have explored and documented and kudos to you for taking the time to do it.🙂👍

Hi Colin this place is amazing,you would think some one still looking after it,so tidy and best of all no vandalism,great and interesting video thanks for sharing

This would have to be one of your most amazing and best fines, really does make you think of what happened to the owner/s. Thanks for sharing.

Apparently the holiday house was actively lent out to friends and family between the mid 70s up until the early 2000s . When the husband died in 2014 the wife sold their main house and lived here for 3 years... She was found on the bed @4:00 holding a photo of her husband....

Great find, my dad had aTV like that in the early to mid 70’s and used to pull the cover close every evening

What an amazing find. I hope that other explorers are as respectful as you are. Another great job videoing, others are difficult to watch. Thanks for the upload, Cheers 👊👍✌

Entertainment of the highest level at this holiday home. Great find, thank you.

That is such an amazing place. So immaculate it couldn't possibly have been left for as long as the best before dates would suggest. It's almost like someone up until more recently had been taking care of the place. Perfect location out of the way.

So I'm walking about in my own house,hearing the Bearded Explorer(in mind)describing things as i might leave them. I think I've watched far too many of his video's for one day. lol. Good show man.

Always so sad to think of the last time the family had been there, packing up after their holiday, perhaps planning the next holiday only to never return.

I’ve seen this place on another explorers page but seeing it from your perspective was really interesting and made it like a completely different place. I actually really loved that glass car, how detailed was that. Brilliant explore 🌹

What a awesome find mate. Good to see it untouched and not ruined by vandals,strange that its abandoned just a beautiful place would happily move in tommrow!!!! makes you wonder what happened to the owners

I think it's awesome that u don't destroy anything or disturb anything!!!! Thank you!

Brilliant what a lovely home it would of been, love the fact you leave things as they are, and the fact you left that camcorder sealed, respect man 😊

Absolutely stunning how everything has been just left and untouched, almost like time has stood still, keep up the good work with your videos loved this episode Thank you so much

Wow. What a stunning house. Makes me wonder what happened and why they left. These items must be worth hundreds of pounds. Love that summwrhouse. Someone's chill out zone. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

Some quality varnish in that summer house, the shine on those walls 👌 after all this time too.

Nice ! I´ve explored hundreds of abandoned places in Europe but this one is like you said one of the best 👍👍👍 Thanks for showing !

Beautiful video. Respectful as always. Class act. I'm left feeling terrifically sad after watching this. There is no doubt that whoever lived there had every intention of returning, but for some reason that never happened.

Thanks for another great exploration. Re: the old TVs in the room full of sunflower seeds? I'd date them at about 1970. The casing on them appeared to be real wood, which was still in use. After 1971, manufacturers switched to imitation wood made of plastic or fiberglass. By the mid-70s, they abandoned any pretext of wood and used plain plastic.

I absolutely love your video`s and look forward to them. It`s so sad that this has been left to rot, I agree with MANCAVE HOBBIES. Thank you for inviting us along, And don`t get arrested again. Stay safe.

Thank you for this upload. I do watch other channels' "explores" too but they are invariably so badly filmed which is off-putting. Yours are very watchable. Well done!

What great explore what a shame its just left to decay i bet back in the day it was a brill place to escape to thanks for sharing take care x

Another epic place ,TVs never seen anything like that before another epic find

How's it going? Hope your doing well. That's a shame all of that beautiful stuff just left behind. That was a cool hidden wine room. Once again another rockin, awesome video. Keep up the good work. Take care & stay safe.

Great video excellent find the 2 TV's in the cabinets I can recall are from the late seventies respect to you for leaving the place as you found it as always keep safe and look forward to your next adventure peace

You are very precise on your videos. Well documented...keep up the good work.

Omg what an amazing house,it’s as though they have just popped to the shops ,where do theses people go to ,to just disappear,I realy don’t get it ,be careful on your own ,great explore,much lv an blessings Ann xx

I love your explorers your always so respectful and your voice is so soothing.

Great explore the owners liked a drink and were obviously well heeled thanks for posting.

The tv's in the out house with the sunflower seeds are from the late 70s ,early 80s

The shed at 4:18 looks like it was a Sauna. Inside benches looks like cedar, 2 level benches and on the lower right it looks like it has a stainless heater.

Hello B.E.!... My name is Chuck... I have been watching abandoned structure videos here on KZfaq for a good 10+ years, but just found your channel about a month or two ago. You do an exceptional job with your filming, and audio narration too. So glad that I ran across you, and you can chalk me up as your #1 fan across the pond, in the States. I live just south of Mobile, Alabama, close to the Gulf of Mexico. Well keep posting your grand videos, and I can assure you that I'll keep watching them. Take care and stay safe... Chuck

I saw this property before but I'm glad I decided to watch your exploration. I really enjoyed it. Those TV's look like they're from the 1960's, possibly the 70's.

This is a wonderful place to bad it is decaying. That living room was beautiful as well as the dinner room. Thank you

What another great find. Excellent. Great to watch. Take care.

Love the old propeller style lawn mower in the shed....the blue one my late aunt had one it dates back to the late 70s at least

If you look over the pool at 19:18 someones been mowing that lawn.

Thats a lovely little time capsule. Definitely some 90s vibes going on.

Fantastic video as always and I'd absolutely love to live in a location like that. Apparently this used to be a holiday home for a couple. I have heard that the husband died in 2014. His wife moved to the house permanently but was so distraught after losing her husband that she died in 2017 in her bed. I'm not sure if this actually correct as the food and other evidence doesn't seem to confirm this being as recent as 2017. But if you look on the land registry you could do some fact checking. It is extremely sad that this house is now just deteriorating.

Great explore. #BeardedExplorer. You are one of the best explorers on KZfaq. Your camera work is amazing and so is the music in your videos. You know exactly when you should speak out loud or lower your voice. When your in an abandoned home and you speak very softly it shows a lot of respect for the people that actually lived there years before. Hats off to you. I'm from South Africa. I love things like this. You truly are one of the best here on YT. And another thing which a find so refreshing is that you guys dont use rude language in your videos. Love that. Fantastic job.

i really enjoy these. There is almost a sadness to them but absolutely fascinating

I can remember that type of television around the late 60s or early 70s.

man i was glued to that video, what a find! great stuff and thanks for sharing with us

hi there the television in the wooden cabinet early 1970s, my mum and dad had one very similar that was our first ever colour tv, we thought it was amazing after watching black & white for many years. Fantastic find excellent presentation really enjoyed it, thank you .:)

Ty for sharing that telly and hifi about 1980/1990s x

Great time pieces, great presenting could not ask for better.

TVs look like from mid 70’s. Great video, very respectful explore.

Loving your content mate. This was an amazing exploration. 👏

Great vid as always. The TV in the living room I'm sure is from the 80s as we had one just like it. The one with the sliding door I'm sure is from the 60's early 70's.

"I don't like rummaging through drawers... but cupboards are fair game!" 😜

Tellys like that are some of the first colour sets. Usually rented monthly from Granada or DER as expensive. Date from early 70s.

Unbelievable how well preserved and untouched everything is, that is a true time capsule. It's like they just went out and never came back again 🤔🤔🤔

Definitely a elderly person or people lived there...coming out the 90s in to the new millennium and was in a transition period...by that I mean them tvs were old but they had free view boxes which didn't come into place until 02 atleast.....there was a modern fire in there so Definitely a mid 2000 house, absolutely brilliant

Very cool explore, reminds me a lot of my childhood with the old 80s TVs and Stack Systems. Those G Plan chairs in one of the out buildings are worth a bit these days, I have one myself. Hopefully it gets reclaimed by it's rightful next of kin one day.

As a child we had the exact same fireplace as the one on the dining room. Total 70’s 🤗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Just unbelievable.. untouched literally..!!!! Alex.

Great upload, what a fantastic time capsule! That old TV looks like a Marconiphone / BRC Thorn which would date somewhere around the late 60's to early 70's as it's colour model I would guess.

They sure like there wine , lol Place hasn't been touched in years ,AMAZING !!! THANK YOU LOVED IT !

Great explore - the old tv s are late 60's early 70's - a lot of the early colour sets had tambour doors.

For the house being abandoned for years is fairly good condition. Love the video thanks for sharing

Lovely home this. And sad everything people's left this house. Beautiful memory this home. Thank you very much this 👋〰️〰️🍃🌹🌏,,Byee

Wow. Looks like an American style custom build circa 1983. Incredible! The TV with the sliding door looks around 1979 or so.

My little girl, loved it when you went to the swimming pool and looked at the water, and the secret room with the wine

wowzer fantastic explore , and bonus it wasant trashed

What a brill place! I love how respectful you are towards the places you explore.

I think you will find the old tv is around about the 70s..What I find strange about this place is why are the two bedrooms away from the house.If it was abroad I could understand ,but with our strange weather it seems a bit daft.I don’t think I would fancy running across slippy grass in the pouring rain Lol!..But each to their own..Nice main rooms and yet border type rooms in the rest ..I always wonder what happened to these people when they have left all this behind ..great find though and I love how sympathetic you are on each tour 🥰

What a lovely video. Sad too. The tv with the doors I recall from the mid to late 60s

I done this stuff when I was kid I'm so happy to see it being done

What a beautiful sweet home. It’s just a shame to let it sit empty.

Those TVs in the cabinet are from the 1970/1980's. Channel 4 didn't start until 1982, before that only had 3 TV channels. I saw a tub of Ariel liquid tabs, only came on the market 9 yrs ago. With all the booze, I wonder if it was a house owned by people who liked to have parties and entertain their friends. Great house, nice to see it in an untrashed state. Great video 👍

So sad to see. Can you imagine living in such a beautiful area.!!!!

I love it when a new bearded video drops 😊👍

Really interesting stuff and so respectively filmed and explored. So interesting especially the secret wine store.

What a super cool place you found. You asked about the age of the TV’s you found. They look to be from the 50’s and 60’s.

The tv sets you found look to date from the 1970s to the late 80s- the one in the wooden cabinet definitely 1970s=used to see them in 'posh' homes at the time

I think people are going in and out of there, sadly. Abandoned World Explorer did this one in March and I had to look because some things seemed different. I can see there are a few things missing. (I'm not saying they took them, they seem to respect the "leave it as you found it" rule). But next to the kitchen doorway in the living room, just before the canon, was a really cool, carved, wooden chess set on a pedestal which wasn't in your video. Next to the canon was a pair of painted eggs in a display case. Also gone. And they were able to get into the bedroom that seemed locked when you tried. So I don't know what's up. 🤔 I can't believe the silver is still there. And there was a dead (or taxidermied) owl lying where the broom and feathers was. Perhaps someone is acting as caretaker who doesn't have the means, or perhaps purpose, to do more. But either way, I'm just glad it's not being vandalized. Such a cool property. Such a shame to see it decay like this. I really enjoy the way you approach these explorations.

Great video I wonder if it was some sort of swingers place it's just odd got bedrooms on their own... I know Mark and David from AWE channel been there about a year ago

I believe I saw a video of this home, a few months ago, If so, the unfortunate bird those feathers belonged to was a Tawny Owl who had succumbed just inside the glass doorway, his body was still there, the rats must have had their revenge!

I can tell you had a great time with this explore, it was showed splendidly throughout the complementary. Thank you. P. S. Did you ever come across the bird that got trapped? So sad.

So glad you take only pictures and leave only footprints, thank you