Abandoned- 2 Houses! Both double story and both very different.

[@MrGaryRoberton]

We can encounter that here , large project pushes old constructs away. The Stairway would never make code here.The newer house was a "Yuppie palace" PVC columns and an echo worse than the Augean stables. You are right, older homes = more character. Minus 36 degrees here with the wind chill today. Keep Cool. Cheers

[@Piecemaker1623]

The first house was too chopped up and crazy. Glad you filmed the second, I enjoy seeing the house layouts. I would hate the frosted windows in the bedrooms.

[@leabarto8156]

Interesting twist. The first house was a bit strange. It's like the spiral staircase was put in later maybe. The second house was way too new for my liking. It was still nice to see. It was a treat to see two places. Glad you're on Facebook now too. Always good to see and hear you my friend.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Lea :-) That stair case and upper level definitely a later addition in the first home. Thanks for watching :-)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Tiffany thanks heaps for the info, I did not know about find a grave, will try use it too. Thanks for watching also :-)

[@kyliemitchellharper6872]

OMG that first house is so 70s, it had so many features exactly the same as the house my dad built in 77/78 that I grew up in. The upstairs bathroom, the shower screen, tap fittings were exactly the same as mum and dads ensuite, the floor tiles same as bathroom, the stained wood architraves and window sills exactly the same and the front door is exactly the same with the engraved wood, and the door handle that you opened to go out to the back shed was on most of our internal doors. So many memories of my old house which they sold in 2003 to developers. Oh and the floorboards were the same, they were wider and probably a good solid wood, unlike todays flooring, they would have had carpet on them when first built and not polished, just stained. The spiral staircase, they are quite common in old stable lofts that were used for hay storage, or Stablehand accommodation, not big enough to take furniture up though, they are narrow, quite steep and not usually put in houses and they are usually a bit higher than a house staircase. I still cant believe seeing all that stuff that was exactly the same!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kylie thanks for watching, hey thats cool to hear that its like the one you grew up in and that it brought back lots of memories. The stair case in this one seems like an after though lol :-)

[@pamelawilson7378]

First house really weird......second house quite nice

[@mariayannosays6764]

Hello to both of you. Thanks for the video. Good work. I joined your facebook page. Nice.

[@Slayerjane61]

First house was awfully butchered up--whoever altered the floor plan was no expert. Modern house was very nice--open, airy, clean lines--except for those incongruous columns that interfered with the style. I don't feel very much though when new homes are demolished because after all, they can be replaced pretty easily. Not so the vintage homes with lovely moldings, windows, and other date,d but high-quality, features.

[@Momvon1]

Wow the second one can not be older 10 or 15. That inimatate domain sucks, when right of ways go through.

[@bronxboy131]

Its a wonder they didn't have an additional set of stairs off the bottom part of the spiral staircase to access the other side..pretty cool tho.. The second places pretty nice what a waste; although I could do without the faux columns >> See you on Faceache ! ☮❤

[@katealexander88]

I am getting the impression from watching your videos that a large percentage of Adelaide is quiet stoned. The loss of these two didn't make me sad at all, the second one was so bland, thanks for sharing!

[@customscreenprinting]

thanks my friend for sharing this video with me about Abandoned 2 house both double story and both very different. the house were very interesting to look at on this video the places not all that bad but that is what happens when thing change. and i can't wait to see your video and God Bless and thanks again.

[@sallya.2412]

I'll be sure to check you out on Facebook and add you. That is strange with the spiral stair case blocking that hall area. The second house looks nice and yet they will demolish it. That is such ashame. Well glad you got to film the houses before they get demolished.

[@Jacquie571]

What a shame a lovely place like that and they are knocking it down to extend the road Unreal..... keep them coming xx

[@scratchgolfer12]

Beautiful 2nd home! Great looking wooden floors., I like it!! Have a great weekend!!

[@johntilson2535]

1st house: Second story was added after original home was built which would explain the oddly placed spiral staircase. The cantilevered 'smoking' balconies would have also been added at that time. I find the 'pocket' glass shower door in the upstairs ensuite bath interesting as well. The second house is something quite special, really. Seems such a waste to demolish it!

[@RichieRouge206]

Even demolition of newer places is stupid, what a waste of materials

[@christinet.4159]

It's so disgusting to have a toilet room with no sink to wash your hands.

[@velmaramos2898]

I liked this second house I would live there

[@myfathersprincess9585]

The old spiral staircase bet there was a few good stax on those ouch

[@fatihaidrissi2743]

the second house is nice, thanks for sharing

[@lisaess]

1st house is just plain ugly!!

[@valireparrish2200]

they are going to keep building highway's and destroy homes till there will be nothing but highway's ................ lol great video keep up the good work

[@urbexindigo5164]

It does seem that way Valerie, thanks for watching :-)

[@shelllinton4690]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Bookie_robbery this about the raymond chuck bennett

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Shell :-) Cheers for the link, I will have a look, thanks for watching :-)

[@MrOnyxWolf]

The first home has a layout unlike no other. The only thing I don't like is the spiral staircase. I've never understood the appeal of them. Seems like it was built in the 1950's, 60's. Or maybe earlier like the 20's, 30's, or 40's. The second one was probably built in the 80's or 90's. Most condo's I've seen in where I live in the U.S. were mostly built in the 90's, 80's & 2000's. Perhaps this one was built in the 2000's...? Who knows?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah the second one I think was built early 2000s MrO :-)

[@HeyItsCharlie]

Great video loved seeing these houses

[@mimis-girls7935]

Hello from Tennessee 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I just love your videos!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Mimi :-)

[@annlennox1056]

Those stairs in the first house wouldn't be any good if you had a few drinks that's for sure, only going down, lol....wonder why people just walk out like that...Was that the bloody horrible Bundy Rum in the out cabin of the first house, bloody keen to drink that stuf....even I wouldn't and I live here.....all in the name of progress.....I have seen your video's on different groups on Facebook, very good....

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yes I would be quite easy to topple down those stairs if one step went wayward :-) And yes it was Bundy Rum I do believe also haha. Cheers for the support and for watching :-)

[@jwollman9475]

Perhaps the child was working on his family tree. Interesting the different styles of the houses.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha quite possible J Wollman, thanks for watching :-)

[@janetdeloach4712]

I like the first older home despite the crazy staircase. The second one is bland in comparison. How many high ways do they need? It is interesting to see older houses before they are gone. In America, it's parking lots. Great explore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah roads parking lots and block of units are taking over here too Janet, thanks for watching :-)

[@cat-mum-Jules]

The first house I wonder if the upstairs was an add-on ? That's why the stairs are in a strange place. Someone I know had a extension to an upper floor and had a small spiral staircase because it took up less space. The second house had an unusually large landing at the top of the stairs. I'm with you, I prefer older properties but the second house was nice. I love Australian houses. When I was over my aunt and uncle took us around different towns etc and I just loved seeing the old houses.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Definitely looks like an add on Julie, thanks for watching :-)

[@RichieRouge206]

What an awesome house! I love the quirkiness of them both, balconies are lovely. What is with the vandalized aircon units? Lol

[@urbexindigo5164]

I think there must be copper components inside them mate

[@jeniw8586]

Always enjoy your videos wether the houses are old or new. First house looks like a do=it-yourself mess. 2nd one looks to good to tear down. Odd combination for sure.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for the support Jeni, really glad you enjoy all the explores , Thanks for watching :-)

[@user-randi1987]

Definitely liked the second place better. The first one just seemed odd and congested. I'm not one for newer houses but the second place was okay. More room, better layout. Thanks

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

I'm sure I am not the only one wondering what is under the sheet 06:40 🤔

[@barbfrank917]

My son had a spiral staircase and took it out. I pray you weren't close to the fires, I read somone started them. The first house looked like a rental. Someone could become a millionaire ir they could figure out a way to repurpose mattresses. lol

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes some of the fires were lit on purpose unfortunately Barb. Your right about the matress dilema also haha, thanks for watching :-)

[@AdilsonSFaria]

Okei 👍👍👍

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

First house had a strange lay out, the second house is nice; Greetings to Michael, thank you :)

[@MaryWhiteWolf]

The older home definitely had more character and the newer home was so glossy and shiny! The bathtub was ginormous! Are double story homes rare in Oz?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Mary how are you? Yes Two level homes not the norm and were very rare back in early times before air conditioning , thanks for watching :-)

[@MaryWhiteWolf]

@@urbexindigo5164 Hi Paul, I'm doing pretty good and yourself? Been back to work for a few months and awaiting trial for the man who hurt me. Did you have a good Christmas and New Year? I can believe it about the 2 level homes. The heat must be *I-N-S-A-N-E* during the warmer months. Here in the US, we call them 2 story homes. The homes were definitely a unique treat! :-D I have always liked older homes with character and the stories that they hold within. :-)

[@rashakawa]

What was with the window in the bathroom?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha not sure Sean, it seems odd and maybe was not a originally a bathroom , thanks for watching :-)

[@louisarmstrong8863]

If a family is struggling and can not keep up with their mortgage ya out on ya ear it's that simple! bank's and property developer's sleep in the same bed! it's a corrupt system and guess what bank's and property developer's do not give a stuff, it make's ya sick! in greater Melbourne there are 500,000 empty houses!!! think outside the box! and the sad thing it's all legal.

[@cincyzoe]

In Europe, countries like Belgium and the Netherlands, move furniture into upstairs windows or balconies by hoisting the pieces up by machine and man. It’s not unusual and they have movers especially trained in the art and science of moving furniture into the sky. 😊

[@sandypritchard6216]

I'm with you..I like the older homes. Even the most Spartan older homes usually have built gems. I do love those bedroom windows in newer home..minus the frost..

[@snowleopard9749]

I guess it was cheaper to knock down those houses than those ugly commercial buildings...

[@nicolarollinson4381]

The first house is very awkward...odd The secong house is nice. Its always weird when there's kids stuff laying around. I always imagine the kids were playing and then the parents say, ok lets go 😥

[@davidmeyers3603]

A double whammy mate ? And no "saltys" Gov ? Strangely quiet mate, the saltys I mean, not like them. You know ??? Love the program. Spiral staircase ? Well I guess it takes all kinds mate. Always enjoy your program. But, kind of scary mate, Australian thug's, scary mate !!! Remember eyes open for "King browns" mate, good eating but, they always give me gas ! G'day mate.

[@koolerking440]

I can see the road will be extended, but that is QUITE and extension! Even if they doubled its width it wouldn’t need that second house to be demolished? Granted you’d be right next to the new road, noise etc, but the house seems quite far from the road as it is. What are they putting in, 3, 4 lanes each way?

[@claire040776]

With the first place, I'm guessing the second story was an add on ..... hence the weird set-up and spiral staircase.

[@miriamrodrigues7663]

Mais uma excelente aventura , seu trabalho EH 10 👍👏👀😀

[@rolfsinkgraven]

The first house was a bit of a mess and those stairs were blocking everything, approved by the fire department? guess not, house nr 2 was nice place guess they paid up big time too get them too move. Nice explore mate.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey rolf yes the stairs are very awkwardly positioned for sure, number 2 was definitely offered good money i`d say, thanks for watching :-)

[@jennymodgoddess]

Hi Urbex Indigo! Those are two cool houses. Is it common to have toilet in seperate area from bathroom there? Like both but the 2nd one is my favorite. I prefer wood flooring over ceramic. Great video

[@patriciamank5694]

Hey Paul. In house #1 I loved that staircase, even though it was in a wierd place at the bottom. And those balconies were great in my book. Although I appreciate old houses, I prefer newer ones to fantasize about living in, so I really enjoyed #2. Great videos as always. Thanks!

[@angelaparmelee9983]

I never knew that such a new house would be scrapped. The floors still look great, do they save those ?

[@lynneperg6853]

That spiral stair was weird. Hi Michael. There was an old fishing rod to go with the marine books. That second house was quite new. I think that you pegged its age. I'll check out your FB page.

[@constancekrischan9967]

G’day, Mate. I want to say first that I hope all fares well with you in regards to the fire ravaging your country! I pray for all, human and animal, affected by it. Thank you for the video, these two houses are amazing and beautiful. Love the spiral, had one growing up. Shame to have them torn down. That’s development for you.

[@shelialamie8467]

Those houses are gross dirty maybe back in the day they were nice take care God bless u on ur ventures I like ur video's u do a nice job I like ur accent very ausome ur a good man

[@markmurphy8303]

Hello mate , thx great explore, upstairs reminds me of like student accommodation maybe a boarding house, and the other home was modern I can’t believe it’s due for demolition but as you said the main road is getting made bigger , thx again mate I really enjoy your explores.

[@debraellison6255]

The first house looked like someone went wall happy. It was kind of creepy. Just felt like you could get trapped. The second was too modern. Like the older houses with character. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@PoliceChaplainMisty]

Thank you for taking us along with you. That makes me sad. Making room to build more roadway and taking people's homes!at one time, Look like it would have been a beautiful home

[@greybeard7121]

The wood is amazing, I'm a sucker for wood floors. Thank you for the video.

[@thevacdude]

Nice double house. Thanks for the tour.

[@bevcd3625]

Yay a new one. 👍 I liked the first one, I’m into quirky. I think that staircase would have been the death of me though, I’m a bit of a klutz. 😬 The second house was ok but I like the older style homes. Thanks for another great video. Cheers 🍻

[@patriciahartless2095]

Thanks for sharing. Both of your house fines. Was odd how the spiral staircase. Was in the first house. You had to walk. All the way around . To the other side of the house. To go upstairs. Have a great day.

[@Crystalheart4u2]

Interesting contrast in the two homes. I'm not sure I'd want to have lived in either of them lol. I hope you got some rain to help quell the fires like Melbourne did!!!! Thanks for sharing and welcome to Facebook!!!!! Stay safe Paul. 🙂 💖

[@theparrotrescuer3042]

Two for one special...I like that...lol..I'm with you..newer houses have no interest to me. Great video as always.

[@stephenhall6677]

The question I would not mind knowing is why people seem too lieve a lot of items behind at the house. Stephen 1 0 1

[@ghostrider9978]

You should be an Uber driver mate ,, you’d have to know that city backwards by now ,, thanks for sharing again mate.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yeah know it pretty well mate, but always more to find, cheers for watching :-)

[@frankietaz272]

Im thinking that to bulldoze both those houses will doing the neighborhood a favour! Interesting video 👍🙄

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

I have seen less steep spiral staircases in lighthouses! Peculiar location within the house that 😕 I dislike modern builds but that second one was rather lovely despite the fact that landing upstairs was huge enough to work as living room! Slightly odd layout there. Nice finds anyway 😊

[@susanmiller4159]

Can’t say these make me too sad. Neat explores, though. Pretty different housing situations. Both going for same reason. That second one was pretty new but the first had loads of quirkiness. Thanks for sharing. ❤️

[@sionaharrop4486]

Great videos. The second house had no feeling to it, I guess it wasn’t up long enough to get some character to it. The first house, now that had character! I would have loved to have seen the furniture going upstairs! Thanks for the videos and I will have a look at your Facebook page xxx

[@shelialamie8467]

Like the big pillars they ar cool😰thank u.

[@marybethsmith6458]

The first house when you said crawl through the gap on the steps, I was thinking, climb over the railing. Wonder if the kids ever tried riding the banister like we did at my Great Grandmothers house? Stay safe and have fun.

[@nessav7258]

I loved the external railing on the first house. I find it unusual that the shower glass screen and maybe the upstairs glass balustrade was taken from the second house. There is so many great things to be salvaged from the second house. I wonder if they received a greater amound of money from the government since the development was reasonably new as no one would build upon finding out about the new road?

[@Dontwantahandle0]

Interesting houses, the first one was very oddly designed though. The second one, was nice for a generic home with no personality, but had nice space in it.

[@peggiegreen4420]

Hi. Yeah the first house sure had a "quirky" layout. The second two story house was nice. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout. But to modern for my liking, and felt "cold"! Lol

[@Momvon1]

The staircase was really neat the upper floor reminds me of a college dorm room. Yes, I believe that the furniture came over the balcony.

[@shelialamie8467]

The second house is better not as trashy thank u

[@lindabarraza2433]

Strange house. Hate that stairwa

[@rickster348]

- I would imagine the spiral staircase idea looked better on paper.

[@64pori]

Cool 😎

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi 64pori, thanks for watching :-)

[@carrieashley6465]

Sad every nice sec house it suck pulling it down when it look so new

[@donellemiller6680]

Correct Sir that 1st house was a strange mess. The second place wasn't just thrown together, can't imagine what it cost to build. Huge windows made it feel larger than it was. I know it wasn't what you look for - but still an interesting explore. Thanks for taking us along :-). Have a great week, see you next video!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Donelle, yep the first house has some full on DIY going on haha, glad you found it interesting, thanks for watching :-)

[@LL-sq8se]

Very interesting places..weird staircase,Thanks for the explore👍🙋🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🕊️🧚😁

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi L L :-) Thanks for watching :-)

[@twistednerd23]

The upstairs rooms, are so small. The stair case is cool.but strange how it's in there. That back room at the back be an cool place for the kids to hang out. That's sad, the newer house is going. Still totally useable. What a waste. I find it unbeilvie everyone always leave so much behind. Like the kids toys and clothes. I find that so sad. That bath looks cool. How nice is that.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey twistednerd23 the stair case was very awkward haha, and the first house seems they moved out in a bit of a hurry leaving that stuff behind, cheers for watching :-)

[@lladylobo1]

I thought at first that I might have seen the first house previously, but was quickly aware that I hadn't. All the bedrooms there were rather small to me. It was a little odd, that one. I agree that the spiral stairs were probably an afterthought. I would reckon that regular stairs were there to begin with. The back house would have probably been built as a "mother-in-law's house", but obviously had become the party room. Ha. The second house was pretty in a new house sort of way and it's sad to see it being destroyed for other land use. Thank you for another fun explore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi lladylobo1 thanks for watching. Part room at the back and steep spiral stair case not a good mix lol :-)

[@joharmon2148]

The first house was weird, that stair case was someones fantasy I think. I bet they did hoist the furniture up the balcony. The second house was quite new but still had a strange layour on second floor shame someones dream was taken away for a road. Thank you for these new finds and sharing them Paul

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yes Jo the first house was a do it yourself project and ended up being a quirky one. Second one was in a whole strip that were demolished for the new road, I filmed about 6 of them I think :-)

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

following you on FB now yes that first place geez strange with the staircase and the second when you was showing the outside I was thinking this place isnt to old thanks for sharing with us

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kim, thanks for the FB follow :-) Thanks for watching also :-)

[@janelleconnell5843]

Interesting angles in first house, second house was unusual how bedrooms were opposite bathroom "area" great explore thankyou 😀

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Janelle :-)

[@wendyhou3416]

Oh my lord, that bedroom with the board games in it looked like a body under that sheet with a foot sticking out 🙄

[@urbexindigo5164]

Wendy I will have to go and rewatch it now lol :-)

[@kyliemitchellharper6872]

That was my first thought, looks like a body under that quilt!!

[@wendyhou3416]

kylie mitchell harper it does doesn’t it. I expected Paul to have a peak but he stepped over the shoe sticking out

[@twistednerd23]

Yay new video. Now to watch it

[@marilurocha3906]

😍😘

[@sandrap3089]

In the first house I really liked the spiral staircase, it is really weird where it was put though.

[@urbexindigo5164]

It was strange placement Sandra and looks to be an after though, y

[@oliviaswarden6077]

This has american influence indeed great find!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Olivias Warden thanks for watching, it does have that feel :-)

[@oliviaswarden6077]

@@urbexindigo5164 im sure building second floor was a nightmare for contractors let alone the spiralling staircase that i love!

[@IanMicheal]

mate i was waiting for you to say g'day in the mirror i was so bummed out

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha next time mate, thanks for watching :-)

[@IanMicheal]

@@urbexindigo5164 Thanks I'm an aussie that's live in the usa the last 13 years so i love your channel a bit of home :)

[@elainelawler1425]

❤️🌹

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Elaine :-)