Abandoned- 2 beautiful character homes/More art deco! Late 30`s and mid 50`s/Classic features!

Hey house lovers and explorers! These two homes are both fantastic period character homes with the first one built in the mid 50`s nearing the end of the art deco revival period and was blessed with an absolute amazing art deco bathroom that is still totally original and immaculate.
Also many other original features along with a curious interrogation room! :-)
The second home is from the initial art deco period in Australia which was the 30`s and this one was a late 30`s build early 40`s at absolute latest and again has an amazing bathroom and other old features but also has had some remodeling and an extensive 70`s extravaganza added at the real of the home! :-) Unfortunately these two like many many others I have shown have fallen victim to development.......Hope you guys enjoy the tours. Cheers :-)

[@leftykim]

I love art deco. I was born in the wrong time period, lol.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi leftykim :-) yep and to think these homes were pretty much the standard back in the day. Cheers for watching :-)

[@leftykim]

@@urbexindigo5164 I wish it was still the standard. :)

[@lladylobo1]

@@leftykim They do have such beautiful lines and finishings. Character is indeed gone from "modern" buildings.

[@groperfish1348]

Me too leftykim

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

leftykim, I know what you mean. 🙂

[@lindsandkev]

Developers wouldn't have enough money for me to give up those houses, nope, go away😁 Houses nowadays are so boring compared to these beautiful houses❤

[@urbexindigo5164]

Well said Linda :-) More people need to say this to those developers! :-)

[@daleleeder3534]

I could not agree more, modern houses are not a patch on old houses

[@DragonflyenAmber]

Totally agree, I would prefer an older home over the new crap they are putting now. No personality or style to them now, everything is white, white and another shade of white...

[@yowodup6094]

They are literally knocking down half of my grandmas street. Looks totally different to when I was a kid. They have put big shitty, ugly, modern flat blocks everywhere. Nice old homes once stood there, makes me very angry and feel great loss.

[@sandy81054]

Such a shame to tear that beautiful house down.... I'd take an old house with charm over a new build any day.

[@lauracarrow3691]

That first house was gorgeous. Those hardwood floors throughout the house (minus the awesome bathroom) are priceless. That house looked ready to move into. There is no way that they will build anything that splendid in its place.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

I hope they take those beautiful floors.and reuse them from both houses.sad they are tearing down all these houses.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@urbexindigo5164]

I hope so too Gayle, thats the least they should do. Thanks for watching :-)

[@joandunn7172]

The first one was nice. Nice vibes, shame t be demolishing it. Not so keen on second one. Thanks

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed the first Joan, it well very well lit compared to the second, the second had been vacant a fair while by the look too. Cheers for watching :-)

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Another great video. Very sad, though - a family could pretty much move right into that first home with very few changes made. It was in such pristine condition and well loved and cared for. That one really made me want to cry.

[@lauracarrow3691]

Me too.

[@daleleeder3534]

Yes me to, an absolute travesty, Such mindless vandalism of such beautiful heritage that can never be brought back😡😭 the kitchen and bathroom were to die for, would be my dream kitchen 🇬🇧

[@Angeliccooke]

What a crying shame to see it go. The workmanship in that bathroom is superb. They don't make them like that any more. Simply stunning.

[@meganpaull6140]

On a beautiful sunny day in the western suburbs of Adelaide Australia a wonderful explorer Urbex Indigo finds two beautiful abandoned homes and decided to go inside which held onto happy loving memories in its walls and floorboards. So sad to see these go beautiful inside and out gone but not forgotten. Thank you:-) :-)🌟

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Megan! Yes both days were very nice when I explored these homes, such a shame both are gone but I guess we can still remember what they were like now. Cheers for the ongoing support Megan! :-)

[@meganpaull6140]

@@urbexindigo5164 I will always support you that’s a promise

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

I loved, loved, loved the 70s bit. Maybe because I came of age in the 70s and was horribly corrupted in my youth.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hahaha BD :-) It is almost like the children were given the rear of the home with a 70`s update and the parents kept their 30`s era alive in the front original part! haha :-)

[@blackorchid2180]

Another Sunday night, snuggled up in bed watching Urbex Indigo ... life can’t get much better than this !!! 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

You're the best Black Orchid! :-)

[@zulu0219]

Texas USA here(Art Deco and urbex fan) wanted to let you know I appreciate this video and the way you present yourself, no mindless bantering or profanity or arrogant attitude like a lot of out US urbex idiots(younger) on KZbin(and they are plenty). Keep up the good work you just got a new subscriber!

[@joshelton1672]

Another beautiful original bathroom with lovely colours. I love seeing this. Thank you 😊 Such a shame it will be gone.

[@williamradford8817]

Kitchen cabinets, oven and cooker, classic basin, lots of lovely polished/varnished floor boarding to salvage

[@lladylobo1]

Two more beautiful homes going the way of the world. Each of these homes had wonderful finishings and as some else said, the pine floors in the first home were grand. Thanks for catching these on video before they are destroyed.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thank you so much for watching again Doreen :-) So glad you appreciate these old gems. Cheers for watching :-)

[@susiegnall3971]

Those older homes had so many wonderful features! It’s a shame they are being lost!

[@susanurbanczyk9084]

That first house was a gem and that tile, be still my heart. I think it is one of my all time favorites of all the ones you have explored. Thank you again for documenting these and sharing with us.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Susan it sure was a well maintained home! :-)

[@ellendevine6152]

That first home is beautiful ❤️.

[@tilly6973]

“Good old snoop around” I like it!🥸

[@urbexindigo5164]

:-)

[@belleange590]

I love the yellow and green tiles in the kitchen. Oh Oh the stove and oven!!!!! I would of loved to be able to live in a house like the first one.

[@maritzascraft]

I really love these homes and it’s very sad 😞 that they are being destroyed.

[@groperfish1348]

Hi Paul I fear for Adelaide it appears they are doing what Sydney did in the 1970's removing all the period home in the name of progress. In Sydney now it is the period homes which attract a premium price when sold. I live in a 1994 home it's nice but has no character. I own, and I am restoring an Art Deco home. This one is being taken back to original (within reason). Thank you for showing us these homes. Sad the buyers are not restorers instead of a developer. Developers generally care little of the history and the process of restoration and preservation are never high on the list. Don't lose your stylish and wonderful building history Adelaide. if you love Art Deco check out the history of the Burnham Beeches home in Melbourne, Dandenongs. It has an amazing history and has recently been spared from the wrecking ball - a big win - also check out the Street Artist Rone exhibition at this home.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Awesome work Groperfish! :-) So glad you are restoring an old classic. Yeah I wish i could have seen the streets of Sydney and even here in Adelaide before the 70`s as every home would have been of character!! :-) I will check out those suggestions too! Thanks for the support and for watching :-)

[@joycerabbitt4362]

That first home was immaculate. It seemed like no one ever lived in it. Beautiful! Thank you for your videos.

[@connie9]

It is sad that some of the houses are torn down. On the other hand some need to be torn down. What is even sadder is the mature trees & large tropical plants that are bulldozed. The floors in that house are gorgeous.

[@juilikesandals]

I would buy this house. It's beautiful and nothing I would find around my neighborhood.

[@urbexindigo5164]

I would like a house like that too Julia :-) Thanks for watching

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Connie, yes losing the trees which are just as important is also heart breaking. Thanks for watching :-)

[@pennywebb867]

I thought that too about the trees! Especially when we saw the character less house next door with nary a planting in sight. So sad, and fruit trees too. I loved the pine flooring. Is that unusual?

[@francoiset1068]

Good morning Paul, everytime you show us these beautiful Art deco homes I imagine , Poirot series like the first one with the window inside I would think is an office one room for the secretary so they can see while they work , like Miss lemon n Poirot ,I just love that era and is a shame they'll demolish such beauty for characterless townhouses is a real shame , thank you Paul really nice video have a great week 🤗From a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Francoise :-) What a great era these homes are from and to think the streets were filled with these as the standard dwelling. Glad you enjoy these old classic Frenchy, many more still to come. Cheers for the support :-)

[@francoiset1068]

@@urbexindigo5164 really beautiful Paul I love that era so romantic n classy thanks Paul again 💝

[@kellysaunooke740]

The first home was immaculate and the floors are beautiful. I hope They salvage the floors.I loved the green tile and art deco.Liked the art deco in the 2nd home.So sad they will be gone forever.

[@joanneragan4]

Bathroom is amazing love the green and lemon colour xx

[@bethshadid2087]

Yay I love good old fashioned snoop around ☺️👏👏👏

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha agreed Beth! :-) Thanks for watching :-)

[@lynneperg6853]

The tile work in the first place was really super. The second one had more art deco details. Maybe you can do a book and call it gone but not forgotten. Thanks for taking us along. I needed the boost, I had my second covid shot and feel a little pff.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Lynne :-) Yeah a book is a great idea. glad you enjoyed these homes. Hope you feel back to normal soon also. Cheers :-)

[@silvertears100]

So they are knocking down a beautiful old home to put up a monstrously like the building next door beggers belive

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep Dill, and they will not stop anytime soon either. Cheers for watching :-)

[@sheilahadden302]

Another two lovely homes, the first one being more to my liking though. It was immaculate. Cheers!

[@rolfsinkgraven]

2 very nice old homes sad too see them go.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Sad indeed rolf, cheers for watching mate :-)

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

I loved the bathroom in house no1 and the kitchen with the arty stuff. Home 2 def 70s look and feel, thanks for the tour. Somebody loved these homes once.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Wendy :-) Yes the 2nd homes extension area was pure 70`s all the way! :-) Thanks for watching

[@crystalmcmahon302]

Love house 2 it’s beautiful I could live there I hope they reuse the floors thank you for sharing have a great day 😊

[@mariaday8040]

Gorgeous front sitting room with that amazing detailed fireplace and the 70s extension was done beautifully, especially the bathroom.

[@thefrightenedexplorer4262]

More Quality content mate. Love looking at these old homes as i will not be able to see them otherwise! That bathroom was so pretty!!!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

hey TFE :-) Hows things mate? You are growing your channel nicely, may have to org a few explores with ya when im back in Victoria next!! Thanks for watching :-)

[@thefrightenedexplorer4262]

@@urbexindigo5164 That would be so cool! i'm totally down for that. I drove an hour to a place yesterday but i was to big to get through the small hole others had made to get in lol

[@daleleeder3534]

Wow😲🥰 the art deco kitchen and bathroom were absolutely amazing in the first house, so immaculate

[@deborahp6450]

Yes 😂 very sad these beautiful homes are being demolished?!! For whatever reason I would say greed! Thanks for showing!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Greed and to cram more people in the existing suburbs instead of extending suburbs out. Thanks for watching :-)

[@kerriemccann8002]

Beautiful, 1 st house ,looks to have been well loved & looked after. 2nd house has been empty for a while, love the curved wall's, inside is Amazing with original features. I so look forward to Sunday's

[@urbexindigo5164]

Many thanks Kerrie, so glad you enjoy these old gems of homes! :-)

[@kinghzv8]

I love how original the interior of the first home is, with the beautiful tiles running through the wet areas out the back, the original kitchen cabinets and that bathroom was to die for! .....maybe not literally, but you'd understand where I'm coming from LOL. The Baltic pine? floorboards were also very nice in the first home.... and in such great condition. Such a shame that such an original Art Deco home will be lost to development.

[@wilmamiller2271]

It's such a beautiful home I love the wood floors an art deco love the color of the bathroom beautiful it's a shame they're going to tear it down they don't build homes like that anymore there's so much room

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks my friend Urbex Indigo for sharing this wonderful video with me my friend it was really interesting homes this video about Abandoned- 2 beautiful character homes/More art deco! Late 30`s and mid 50`s/Classic features! it was really nice homes i am from the U.S.A. and i will always enjoy your channel my friend and God Bless and thanks again.

[@graceanderton109]

Beautiful home love the tile work in the bathroom

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

Love the color of the second house tub and sink! That is such a classic bluegreen! 😊

[@kristineguetschow9134]

I love that little brick house, outside and in. I would absolutely kill for the knotty pine flooring.

[@urbexindigo5164]

So many would cherish a home like this Kristine. Cheers for watching :-)

[@williammullikin2076]

love the Deco of the second house, I could so live there with the cozy kitchen and dining counter in the 70s room. Love the bathrooms in both

[@diannebernau3293]

Hi Paul, thanks for sharing with us again. I absolutely love Art Deco and could just move into the first house and not change a thing. Loved the tiling, the floors and no cracks. In fact, the house was immaculate. Even the front lawn was mowed!! Shame the second one had been renovated as it kind of lost its charm as you moved to the back. The sad part is that there will always be another house demolished to make way for “progress”. Until next time, take care. 😘

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Dianne :-) Yes the first one is getting most peples vote too! A very well maintained home, such a gem :-)

[@terrilawson2559]

love that stove and oven!

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

20:10 "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?" Well, there you go, Simon and Garfunkel. There's your answer.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha BD I was hoping someone would say that! hehe Cheers for watching :-)

[@kx2437]

I wonder if the small room that you can see in through the living room is a baby nursery you could check on the baby without waking them, I think you mentioned that it could be to keep an eye on kids. Good video :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kara :-) Yep I think it is something to do with being able to watch the kids, prob a work from home parent who has to be on the phone and conference calls a lot :-) Thanks for watching

[@karayerex]

I wonder if it was a dining room and that was an ill-attempt at opening it up to the living room? 🤷‍♀️

[@Lea941]

I think that small room was a dining room. The kitchen didn’t have enough space for a table and chairs. Someone may have tried to make a more open concept by putting the window in between the living room and that room. The house was gorgeous! I love the Art Deco style!! Thanks for the tour of two lovely houses 😘

[@julzcares]

The first home, with the lime stone facade seemed to be in reasonable condition, with the original Art Deco bathroom, pine flooring, high ceilings and decorative ceiling roses. The second late 1930s Art Deco home with the rendered brick facade, with the late 1970s addition at the back of the property, within a prime location, seemed to have seen better days. It is a pity that two solid brick homes are being demolished. Thanks Paul for another interesting explore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Julz! Due to our research on those other homes that were late 30`s and early 40`s I was able to confidently assess this one pretty quick as sometime the art deco ones with the curved entrance can be from the 50`s also when Waterfall style came in with the art deco revival. Cheers for all you help and I will be uploading some of those history packed ones soon that you helped with the research! :-)

[@julzcares]

@@urbexindigo5164 thank you again for a fascinating explore of two homes, both with some unique features. The flooring in the second home appears to be pine as well that was stained darker. It is sad to see so many solid old homes destroyed for new developments.

[@NoHandleHaveI]

First house was pristine. A little paint and cleaning and it was move in ready. Hello from USA.

[@pennywebb867]

I have seen some of the ideas for the "window" room. Here's another: formal dining room

[@lynludwig1323]

I was thinking the same Penny .. I would have said a formal dining room also ...

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep that room would have originally been the dining room and probably had pocket or french doors where that window is now. :-)

[@Katey2012able]

See now, those floors and wood french pocket doors with the glass panels - just beautiful! Sure hope someone can salvage and re-use those in a new build

[@simonsanakidis8757]

Wow those 2 houses were perfect , the first house with the retro looked great , even the second house had a bit of a retro look as well its a shame they are getting demolished , if someone had those 2 houses they could been saved

[@jenniferjacobs228]

Thank you, thank you.. for mentioning that Art Deco made a big comeback in the late 40's/ early 50's. I guess they wanted some luxury after the war years. But, I was getting confused when you said a 50's house and then to see Art deco in there. Now I understand. But that era AD, for me, can never be as good as the 20's/ early 30's. The 1970's...brown, orange, lime green and more brown :-) Loved it at the time. Still partial. lol..

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jennifer :-) Yes Australia did not really get the Art Deco trend until the early 30`s and yep then the revival not long after the War until around the mid to late 50`s. :-) 70`s brown and orange for sure! haha. Cheers for watching :-)

[@lorijones7977]

Thanks for the “good old snoop around” and thanks for turning off the water in the shower of the second house. Hard to imagine how long it might have been running- there was evidence of mold! Could you show us the beach sometime?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Lori :-) I have a feeling the water was not running too long as the demo fence was only recently put up and the front door was open so they prob had been inside to assess what they may salvage and they used the tap for something or removed something like the washer. Cheers for watching :-)

[@silviemotheroflightgaiaqui4884]

It's sad to that most people don't even want these older houses either. The land is worth more for redevelopment, so sadly we will see more and more of these lovely houses just disappear.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah I agree Silvie, I am quite sentimental and find it hard to think these much loved family homes get disregarded to developers but I guess everything including us are in a cycle of life, death renewal and destruction. Cheers for watching :-)

[@colleenihle6666]

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[@michellecobb2158]

Problem is developers have more money than the average person you just can’t outbid them

[@kenem1946]

G'day Paul ... it appeared to me that the 1st house had not long been refurbished. Such a pity it is to be/was demolished. I remember growing up with a bathroom similar to that one. Now, about the squeaking shoes ... my grandmother would say that if you had squeaking shoes, you hadn't paid for them 😊 Keep up the great work. Cheers, Ken

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha Ken another viewer said the same about my shoes! :-) It seems it was those floors as they were quiet everywhere else! haha. Cheers for watching :-)

[@asilversurfer4372]

Really lovely homes, the first home looked as though it had been loved & cared for, I always love the ceiling decorations as my 1950's bungalow has very plain ceilings.

[@LoneWolf-sh1ph]

These houses just have so much style and character not like all these cement looking houses with no land. Everyone wants clean white ugly boring houses that look more like a surgery then a home.

[@snowleopard9749]

No one wants those ugly box homes, but that's all they can afford.

[@debraellison6255]

Had the white pedestal sink growing up with the green tile. Also had the red countertops with the metal trim and the same hardware with the white cabinets. The floor was red tile. We had the red chrome craft table with the red chairs. The room with the odd window looked like it could have been a dining room. Maybe they closed it off from the living area and put the stupid window in. The green pedestals are my favorite. They always look like jade. Nothing they put in the place will last as long as the homes did.

[@mariebarnes416]

The first house you showed was so well kept. The tile and floors were beautiful. The only weird thing was the window installed into the wall.

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

I love the wood floors in the first house. I love the bathroom in the second house. I'm sure I am not the only one who thought the bathtub with the board on it looked like a ⚰️ So sad they are demolishing these homes. I like your squeaky sneakers! 😁👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

:-)

[@OrangeySky11]

Oh my gosh! Such beautiful floors, they must have multiple layers of gym coat. Surely someone will salvage them.

[@minimad8432]

Nice houses with great feature still there damn shame they are getting pulled down to be replaced with crap..... great videos :) Cheers MM

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Mini Mad :-) Yep great old homes with style to be replaced by the opposite lol. Cheers for watching :-)

[@minimad8432]

@@urbexindigo5164 No worries cheers for the great content :)

[@tek-hunter]

So upsetting on so many levels to destroy these beautiful homes....all for "sardine ti" town homes. Again, thank you for documenting these pieces of history

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

2 absolutely beautiful homes. I love the "blue loo" and "who doesn't collect street lights" Thank you for the tour.

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Wow! This house has some beautiful features!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi TBG :-) and to think these style homes were the standard back in the day. Cheers for watching :-)

[@joharmon2148]

The first house was very much loved, so immaculate and well cared for. You would have to have tied me up and dragged me out screaming all the way. Second one must have been a beauty at one time to. Just to build unimpressive junk apt. they can call them condo if they want but they are ugly

[@cmiller4171]

What beauty's. Thank you for sharing! Stay well and safe.

[@dakotawolf6832]

i love this wood floors

[@yowodup6094]

These were once beautiful homes with families in them. First house was really nice and still in good condition. Very sad they are getting destroyed, doesn't make sense.

[@ammeedee9357]

Our house was very similar to the first one when we moved in, down to the same pattern and handles on the doors and our bathroom was almost the same only pink not yellow bath and basin. Our house was built in 1963 and when we moved in in 2000 it was like walking into a timewarp!

[@shellyslagle2708]

Love your sense of humor.....(art deco....eco lol) those floors are in prestige condition!

[@pruehardwick1269]

The first was an absolutely beautiful home, still in great condition. Especially loved the floor boards and that bathroom, wow!!!!! I do feel for the past owners to leave a gem like that behind 😔

[@tarawattitomby6249]

This property is so beautiful, what a shame to dismantle.

[@williamradford8817]

Blue corner sofa double mattress, salvage work to complete on both houses.

[@srvjackw6549]

Hey ! Howdy ! Did you see in that bathroom ,(approx.7:08 ish into the video,) the different colored knobs on the sink AND the bathtub! I think that was for hot and cold! Beautiful!!!! Thanks for taking us through!

[@mypeeps333]

Glad to see your ok ! I was worried with all the flooding. Great find 🐥

[@kristineguetschow9134]

Thanks for the tours!

[@urbexindigo5164]

My pleasure Kristine! :-) Thanks for the support

[@ghostrider9978]

Had to wait all day to enjoy this one but well worth it. How immaculate was that first bathroom ( beautiful) or the whole home actually. Definitely correct on the 70s remodeling on the second one . Glad we got to see it before they disappeared. Much appreciated. Keep up the great work.👏👏👏

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching again mate! :-)

[@juanitaduval9856]

I love the pine floors and the addition for more room You could have nice party there.

[@FreyjaHighUpNorse]

Nice ones! Both of them! Thank you for sharing. ✌

[@flamingstag2381]

1st house @ 3:59 is a pocket cut for termite fumigation in the 6 inch southern { known as birdseye } queensland floorboards , a warning to homebuyers , if you see that pocket cut walk away , its a time bomb , their is probably a queen under the house or nearby ! this house is a prime example of a superb italian structure of its day , perfect tiling & terrazzo ! all layed in solid mortar ! 2nd house re plastic tiles , is a perfect example in the decline of our standards after selleys invaded us in the late 60s ,

[@bethshadid2087]

Both of these houses were so quaint...loved them especially the second one....liked the layout and those floors remind me if my maw maw and paws house they built in late 40s. Great adventure...stay safe 💗🕊️

[@JL-rh8td]

The best homes are on this channel. You deserve way more views! Thanks as always for sharing!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you like them Jada! :-) Thanks for the support and for watching, many more to come! :-)

[@stephaniemetts4788]

Absolutely love your videos Urbex lndigo your my favorite KZbin guys to watch thank you for making this videos I really appreciate it from the bottom of the heart

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks so much Stephanie! :-)

[@stephaniemetts4788]

@@urbexindigo5164 your very welcome

[@ramboette2014]

OMG! I want that bathroom, that's so cool!

[@onefeathermore]

New subscriber and hopelessly addicted to watching your explorations! Beautiful homes, first one immaculately cared for over the years and a cheery positive feel.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi kylie :-) Welcome to the channel, thanks for subbing! Yes the first one was really well lit too and felt cheery. Many more videos to come! :-)

[@onefeathermore]

@@urbexindigo5164 Looking forward! I live country Vic and as a child visited my passed Grandparents in Port Adelaide and Glenelg so I appreciate both states you explore and share :)

[@susanjacquier5358]

How could Anyone bulldoze beautiful character filled homes to put up those ugly, eyesores they call houses.....criminal!

[@elmin82]

14:08 that sofas looks nice

[@lyndahollins2881]

I love those windows and ceilings. You never see those anymore, unless specifically required and sourced. such a shame it is to be demolilshed.

[@kathyhudson6811]

Really enjoy your videos

[@urbexindigo5164]

I appreciate that Kathy, cheers for watching :-)

[@glennthomas2721]

In that first house, the front rooms may have been set up as a home-studio for music or video, hence the interior window between them. While you didn't zoom in on it, there appeared what looks like a Cable Conduit down in one corner of the shared wall which would be to connect the equipment in one room to a mixer in the other, perhaps!

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

The first one was absolutely stunning 😍 set to move into still not destroy 😔 Both were lovely but that one for me really had the edge 😊

[@tisjstme5315]

I preferred the first house's bathroom and floors. Though they were both nice homes.

[@donnabeard9344]

First home looks move in ready. Shame it is going to be torn down

[@urbexindigo5164]

Agreed Donna :-) Thanks for watching

[@charlenejohnson4300]

Where you entered the first home… I believe that was a walled in back porch. The Art Deco bungalow are my favs.

[@edwardlees2992]

That first house wow was beautiful, as for the new build next door no style whatsoever. What ever the place was sold for the company that bought it will make double + on it easy, truly criminal what is happening to your heritage.

[@antonellacarletti9260]

Fantastico👏👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Antonella :-) Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)