Abandoned- Beautiful Villa built 1900 with sheds and stuff plus two 40`s homes.

[@mavahuth5044]

I am sure everybody likes to see you two times a week. But remember that your job comes first. Whatever it is. Have a good week and stay warm 😊

[@anitapresnell6403]

The old 1900s homes were absolutely stunning with the lace work, stained glass windows, gorgeous archways, returned verandas, beautiful fireplaces and beautiful ceiling roses. So much attention to detail and so much history! ❤❤

[@dianetobin7220]

I notice the veranda ceiling on the first house was painted pale blue. This was commonly done years ago in the southern U.S. The color is referred to here as "haint blue," a variation of the word "haunt." It was originally thought that haint blue would keep haints, or ghosts, away from the home. The pale blue looked like sky, tricking the ghost to pass through. Sometimes door and window frames would be painted haint blue to mimic the look of water, which ghosts could not cross! Many porch ceilings are still painted pale blue today across the U.S. simply because it looks like the sky and is pretty.

[@kenem1946]

Thank you, Diane. A great explanation that I'm sure us Aussies did not know. This one didn't. 👌

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks heaps for the info Diane, very interesting to know this. There was so much more meanimg and thought put into building and maintaining a home back in the day it seems. Cheers from Adelaide, South Australia :-)

[@missscribble]

Wow, that's so interesting! Cheers from sa, Australia.

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

Omg yes that first home absolutely gorgeous it upsets me to see a beautiful place like this to be destroyed

[@ken_tiki5241]

Absolutely criminal that the first home could be destroyed 😭 It would have been amazing if restored.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Agreed Ken, cheers for watching :-)

[@merrilday5344]

I asked my best friend Mr Google and he said that Amaro D'erve is Pergoté Amaro d'Erbe is artisanally crafted through a long infusion of botanicals and spices. A careful selection of gentian, bitter orange, mugwort, vanilla, iris and coriander is the core of this bittersweet liqueur. Intense, warm, with a soft bouquet. It is Italian.

[@brennapoling8076]

I wish your country would save those old 1o4p's and 1950's 🏡 homes. What a bloody shame. Love your videos. Watch regularly. Just had my 51st birthday 5-20-22. Lost my cat callie(mamacat) same day.

[@melodeekeays229]

I couldn't see any cracks anywhere in this beautiful house.

[@cliffordbarry189]

The car takes over the world. Here them in the background . Perhaps the reason the family moved out. The exterior more impressive than the interior.Pity that it had a revamping. You are right about those who lived there being Italian. I lived in their wonderful country for some years. The clues: The record that you pointed out,the pickled onions Italian style and tellingly the other large jars, the layout of the extensive veggie gardens and the vines…. and the bottle of Amara … not cologne but a digestivo , an after meal drink. Lovely and pretty potent. Thanks for these great videos.

[@MrGaryRoberton]

It is easy to see what the old place was even without the real estate pics. Such a loss to a country's culture to destroy representations of the past.The Future looks a lot more grim if the next generation forgets who they are. .People are a time limited resource, structure is a marker of history. All the best.

[@michellecobb2158]

Morning this first house was beautiful so sad it will be gone This is why the average person can’t buy a house can’t compete with the developers you where right money talks and bullshit walks and the developers have both 😊🇦🇺

[@williammullikin2076]

that first house was stunning and so homey and comfortable what a waste to destroy it

[@JohnShinn1960]

95% sure the "diagnostic audio meter" at 33:43 is what an audiologist would use to check your hearing to see if you needed a hearing aid. Thanks for the tours Paul! Lookin forward to the next. 👍👍👍 🇺🇲

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for the info John! :-) I was wondering the actual use for it :-)

[@rebeccagardner5977]

I'm from America and I absolutely love your videos I love the introduction music and everything about them I've been watching you for a couple years now and you're the best out of everyone keep up keep up the good work and God-bless

[@lindakrumenauer1099]

Well said! I absolutely agree!

[@sandrakoch8682]

I agree with you Rebecca, I've also been watching Paul's videos for two years I'm from Vegas. Paul does a great job presenting us with the history of these beautiful old homes like no one else.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Rebecca :-)thanks for the nice words and support. So glad you can enjoy parts of Australia via these videos! Many more to come! Cheers :-)

[@michelemcguire8995]

wow!! i would've asked the men who were going to demolish the place if i could have the lacey wooden trim around the outside..just beautiful

[@babbydolls6402]

How can the city let them just destroy these beautiful old homes? That is such a gorgeous house

[@adelinaponzio9370]

If enough money crosses palms and the people in council are corrupt (and can be bought at the right price)

[@tanyatheinquisitive335]

How the heck is that not on the heritage list- I want to complain to that council there must be something g can be done to prevent that! 😭

[@A_Pretty_Sweet_Life]

Whenever you shout “Hello” my 🐩 goes mad barking lol we love the old homes especially farmhouses you find 💝

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Louise :-) Cheers for watching. Sorry to upset your dog haha :-)

[@brendacolter368]

How pretty was the veranda on the villa. Always love the sandstone and the stained glass. I really like the extra attention given to the ceilings, beautiful. Homes in that time where built to last unlike the newer homes of today. Thanks for sharing another great video, well done.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Brenda :-) Yes very ornate and the craftsmanship was so well done. These old villa beat any modern bla bla in my opinion. Shame it is not getting a nice reno instead :-( Cheers for watching :-)

[@michelemcguire8995]

totally agree

[@almaberthelson6139]

Gosh ,the stain glass and ceiling in the first home was lovely, thanks Paul. 😊 Once again the beautiful bearing fruit trees are going to waste! That really upsets me! 😡

[@lindawatson3739]

Such a shame to destroy this beautiful home, i love the detail on the outside of the home & i would live here

[@cathyreardon8979]

The veranda on the front porch of the first home was stunning. The sidewalk going up to the, angle to the right or left, front porch, was different. The lacy look trim was gorgeous. I liked the archway in the hallway with the stain glass around the front door❤️. Thanks for this video🤚.

[@jeanbaker2087]

The stained glass is beautiful. Odd room arrangement. Some of the storage cabinets seem quite thin and not crafted like I've seen in the past on here. The outside is very ornate and beautiful. It's a shame it will be destroyed.

[@Sierrasky-y6h]

The first home reminded me of my childhood especially when you showed the real estate pictures. It made me a little sad because you can see that one family lived there and loved their home all way into their elder years. If I had the money I wish I could buy that house and fix it back up to its beauty.

[@lindabinks6584]

Love the deep HELLO ANYONE HERE , you frightened me .

[@pamelahoberg1800]

😂😂😂😂

[@sashas8168]

So glad you filmed this beauty. Thanks for the shout out mate. It just so sad to see this beauty is going to be demolished. Should be heritage listed!

[@urbexindigo5164]

No worries Sasha! :-) And thank you again, great to have help from the viewers to doc these places :-)

[@claire040776]

I can't believe this first place is being ripped down! What a beautiful place! I love the veranda - the lace work & tiles! I love the sandstone and lead-light windows! (Haven't even got inside yet!)

[@melbarobinson9670]

Love all your videos.look forward to each one.great job.x

[@neets4483]

A huge thank u for my wonderful Birthday message. It was such a surprise and totally made my day!! My daughters know how much I enjoy watching your videos and are now addicted to watching as well . Thank u so very much, Anita 😊💗

[@urbexindigo5164]

You are so welcome Anita! :-) And I really hope you had a great Birthday! So cool to know you all are enjoying these videos, many more to come! :-)

[@claire040776]

I love all the Art Deco features - for example the arch ways; rounded cupboards; the cupboard latches; and the light switches!

[@corinnebyford6240]

As per usual, you have delivered a fantastic video, I'll let you off not doing a midweek one!! Mum adored the beautiful Villa, she can't believe it's being demolished!! Much love & you make my 82 year old Mum happy on a Sunday xx

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Corinne! :-) WIll give you and your Mum a shout out this week as I we have chatted about you Mum loving the videos before :-) Cheers for the support

[@FeatheredLife]

Love the old fret work on the outside of the house. In USA it's also called 'gingerbread' work. It bear to paint. The bottle in bathroom -Amara amoro d erbe- is bitter/ sweet liquor proof 15 to 40%. It was used after dinner aperitif. So not after shave.

[@juliewilson6017]

I find your videos so relaxing to watch late at night on my own after a really busy day, just relaxes me so much. Love you, please don't stop what you are doing xx

[@denisewatson5295]

I love 💘 the 1st house. It's beautiful such a shame that it will be torn down. They need to save it. I loved 😍 the other 2 old houses 🏘️ as well. Thank you for sharing this explore 😊💜💕. Take care 🙂❤

[@jwon5614]

How do they want to just destroy these places instead of preserving them ?!?!?! Fantastic video as usual💕🌹🤗

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

that porch is to die for.---pretty pink bathroom and beautiful cupboards.-----I like the white fireplace suround

[@OrangeySky11]

I love how you make your voice really deep when you call out ‘hello’.

[@claire040776]

As always ..... love your explores and videos Paul! Keep documenting these grand historical places! Great work!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks heaps Claire :-)

[@customscreenprinting]

Urbex Indigo thanks so much for sharing this video with me about Abandoned- Beautiful Villa built 1900 with sheds and stuff plus two 40`s homes. these home was very beautiful homes and i always enjoy your channel because you are really excellent job doing these explores and i really enjoy watching your videos i am from the U.S.A. and i will always support your channel because you bring the best content on your channel and keep up the great work that you do my friend and God Bless and thanks again.

[@lindsaykowand5460]

If those walls could talk in the first villa. What stories they hold.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

That first home was a little bit schizophrenic! It was just spectacular on the outside! I think that’s the prettiest fretwork I’ve ever seen on a home - it looked just like lace! And that beautiful veranda with the lovely tiled floor and curved edge roof. The sandstone with the beautiful white painted corners… And it looked like there were nice, semi-formal gardens on the side. I was in love! 😍 The inside was interesting, too, in its own way. Suddenly there was a lot of really interesting decor from 1930! The fireplaces! And those cabinets they put in everywhere!! Poor house seemed to be stuck in a permanent identity crisis! I never dd quite figure out the layout there with the back of the house and that very strange kitchen. And, oddly, the photos didn’t really clear it up for me. Such a shame, though, since it looked very sound structurally and it seemed like it could be restored to its original glory. So very sad! Thanks for showing us, Paul!

[@catb-w5212]

Beautiful old home ❤️😺

[@asilversurfer4372]

I loved the first home,I'm sure someone would have loved to restore the building, it seems so many bungalows are being demolished because of the amount of land around them & developers can build more homes.

[@juliakonrad3665]

Beautiful incandescent lead light in the villa wow what a highlight 👍

[@davidjohn6276]

What a shame to demolition this home's I would love to restore one of this why don't they get done up and put up for sale or rent great videos Paul love watching this

[@michaelmccann4073]

All what will call gingerbread on the veranda here in the states, Thank you Paul..🤩

[@julzcares]

The 1900 Victorian Villa, 🏡with the wrought iron lace along the veranda (typical feature of that era), the original Lime stone facade, the spacious rooms with intricate high ceilings and cornices, along with the garden filled with fruit trees and once vegetable garden beds. The beautiful old villa would have been a home buyers dream purchase, to restore back to glory. If only we could save all the old villas. Such a gorgeous old gem with so much history and such a fascinating explore thanks Paul. I enjoy all your explores. 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks heaps Julz! :-) many more to come! :-)

[@servicedogkyzanna1761]

So many people would restore the Villa...... And why padlocks? Once it was latched no one could get out. To padlock them? The lacework was exquisite. Thanks!!!!- SDK

[@virginiaeckley3047]

That house looks beautiful on the outside

[@elmin82]

07:10 the pink toilette, really nice

[@JohnShinn1960]

Loo. 😉

[@lladylobo1]

I've rarely seen such intricut gingerbread on a pourch. It was beautiful. I wish I could have seen the original fireplace faces. The ceilings were beautiful on this one. If they were plaster, a master did the work on them. My imagination took over in seeing this old villa putting it together as it might have been. Thank you so much for capturing this one. It was a real treasure.

[@tonybony5805]

Hi Paul just saw this video was hoping you would cover my late fathers home b4 its demolition . Unfortunately it was a regretful sale not my decision .My father purchased this home in 1971 .Yes that is the pink sink and tiles that were originally from the bathroom updated in the early 90s ,new kitchen in 78. The rest of the house was as is from b4 71 . The original fire places must have been changed in 30s agreed. I did find a date written in pencil 27 aug 1913 inside roof at the top of hallway wall . The original owner builder was from rural SA they kept horses in that corner shed as recounted by a lovely old lady who lived directly across the road who saw this house being built when she was child . It has a large cellar as well but covered over by the vinyl floor . 50 years of memories sadly gone . Thank you for the video truly appreciate your work covering Adelaide heritage homes . 🙏

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Tony! :-) Only just seeing this comment now! Yes I recall you mentioning a large villa on this road a while back and did wonder if this was the one! Cheers for this info mate I will do more in depth follow up and if there are any more info or even old photos I can really do a great tribute video and FB post about if with your permission? I intend doing many follow up video on nice old villas and cottages that I have been able to gets some history on. :-) email me at [e-mail] or if you are on FB msg me in my Urbex Indigo page. Thanks again Tony :-)

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

That villa was gorgeous, I really liked the home. The other two homes were nice too. Padlocks on doors may have been rooms rented out to tenants? Thank you Paul and they just dont build like these old beauties anymore.

[@litaheffley6990]

Urbex always ♥️ a great 👍 video thanks

[@onelastgoodhome]

The first house outside was beautiful, the veranda, the wrought iron work on the porch, but wasn't so crazy about the inside...definitely had a feel that the male of the household was the last to pass on...Our tails drooped when you stated the home was slated for demolition. Phew! So glad you mentioned about the mid-week video - our sniffers were working overtime trying to find it on Wednesday!! We began to doubt it was actually a Wednesday! it must be a common thing for people to keep "chooks" "in town".... that traffic noise - it seems like a lot of these older, beautiful villas are on very heavy traffic roads. Keep safe, and lots of licks and nose nuzzles for the great explores

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers OLGHDS :-) Yeah this mid week video will be back haha :-)

[@kerriemccann8002]

1st House. Gorgeous Front ,love sandstone. Definitely got some 70's furniture, nice mixture of bits n pieces. Sacrilege leaving the sandwich maker🤣. Did you see how thick the wall was going from the dining room to the lounge 😳?. That ceiling ❤️❤️❤️ in the lounge. The tiles underneath the coffee table are nice. Nothing wrong structurally???. Must of had a few chooks by look of that coup. 2nd House. Looked move in ready...loved the garden.. 3rd house could of been a share house ,with those locks on the outside of the doors?. Great group of house's again!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Kerrie! :-)

[@julieannemichelle]

I love when there is detailed attention payed for a remodel. What I really don’t like about the house was that crazy mixed up kitchen.

[@francoiset1068]

Good morning Paul, great video as always,I wish I could have that first house and bring it to its original state,is like a blank canvas in my imagination what I could make it look like those gorgeous big rooms high ceilings and that wrap around veranda just a dream but sadly is another one for memory rest peace beautiful home big 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺

[@pamelatripp8865]

paul i carn't understand them making way for progress it's not fair taking our past from us watch your video's every week and really love what you do keep it up

[@TalkTalk44]

Paul thank you for showing us this beautiful villa ...😊👍

[@sandrakoch8682]

Hello Paul I hope your doing well. On this week's video the first home from the outside was beautiful The lattice work and sandstone with the stain glass inside the ceilings. I'm glad you were able to get there before they started to take this place apart. It's a shame to see these homes being destroyed and not saved, it's always money. Thank you again for giving us something that we may never see again Documenting the past.

[@sharonlegnon7411]

Oh my.......that is just utterly sad to lose that piece of history. The gingerbread on the front porch is absolutely amazing. Seems like the last occupant was an elderly person. Odd set up for the interior but interesting. Look how thick those interior walls are!!!

[@evolutionangel1]

Amaro d'Erbe is artisanally crafted through a long infusion of botanicals and spices. A careful selection of gentian, bitter orange, mugwort, vanilla, iris and coriander is the core of this bittersweet liqueur. Intense, warm, with a soft bouquet.

[@beachbum433]

@ 6:00: neatly laid out concrete paths around the garden plots were most likely done by the owner & his mates, hand mixing the concrete. I went to school with a lot of Italian kids, & their parents & grandparents were incredibly hard working people.😅

[@cynthiaprice1261]

Hello, Paul. What an absolute shame these homes are to be demolished. The villa was amazing, well, except for the odd kitchen. Thank you again for sharing with us. Take care and be safe. 🙂

[@kenem1946]

House one ... heart breaking! You know how excited I get when you mention sheds, but we haven't found one as good as the one which had the Morris Minor. You'll just have to do better. 😄

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha Ken, I did think of you when I walkied through the shed! :-)

[@minimad8432]

Great homes with so many great features i saw at the 21:30 mark, the mirror wall looked like a fire place covered over... Thanks for documenting... Cheers MM :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed them again MM :-)

[@minimad8432]

@@urbexindigo5164 Always, and like to support Local :D S.A

[@carrieashley6465]

Love the this house it is beautiful ty for doing walk thur really like the every tthing in side it great find

[@ChumStun]

I don’t think I’ve ever come across such an old house with such obvious vintage updates. Funny to think the homeowners thought the place looked outdated and needed some ‘New’ Art Deco flair? Considering the addition and kitchen update was in the 1930s, it’s very possible the stove was intended to be in a ‘summer kitchen’ type area. The huge window in that room suggest maximum airflow.

[@YtGad7000]

Diagnostic Audio Meter is, l believe a device that records hearing levels of people like me to determine correct volumes for hearing aids.

[@YtGad7000]

How could they even contemplate demolishing a gorgeous historic house like that! We as a nation only have just over 200years of history, we really should save these wonderful buildings from money hungry developers! Also, families that own these treasures should really hang on to them, or sell them to a buyer who actually want to live in them!

[@claire040776]

I'd love to have the money to buy and renovate/restore a place like this! (Fingers crossed I win lotto! 🤞🏼)

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

What beautiful homes.The lace trim and veranda of the first house is beautiful and the last one is a cute and cozy one..Love your videos,all of them ,the old farm houses as well.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@juanitaduval9856]

This 1st house is so beautiful loge it

[@lilathacker9790]

Great job! Love your videos! House today is so beautiful. Love ya

[@elizabethbarrow2879]

Your right yuri Gelli I know totally spelt wrong without looking it up on Google has given the practice a bad name in my opinion , good video again thanks from England 🇬🇧

[@barbtownsend5616]

Nice

[@thirdeyeview1111]

Queued up!!😊😎

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi TEV, cheers! :-)

[@tanyatheinquisitive335]

Do u know how long till demo day? I would love to go see it what a beautiful and bizarre house - am blown away still it’s for demo?!

[@tonybony5805]

Sadly its gone it was my late fathers

[@pattigolden1]

Lovely old homes! The first one was almost remodeled into a maze, but still managed to retain some it's old glory.... I agree, I hope someone saved the gorgeous leaded glass... But exterior locks on bedroom doors is kinda creepy....

[@pilarmaria955]

Me encantó la casa, gracias! 👏😍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Pilar :-) Thanks for watching

[@petegaskin8561]

Awesome love the houses I always wanted to live in that two story unit block on Anzac Hwy in the intro

[@urbexindigo5164]

I lived there for 15 years :-) Will have the video done soon :-) cheers Pete

[@petegaskin8561]

Oh yes I remember now when I fist started watching your videos was that where you rescued a cat or two?

[@marthamitchell9452]

I loved the first one. I would kill to have all those cupboards, my house has very little storage and that drives me nuts. The cupboards were beautiful too. I’m not real familiar with the temperature there but I take it that heating isn’t as big of a deal as cooling is and that’s why they have such high ceilings with vents in them? Mine are not very high, just the standard height, but we have quite a long winter with below freezing temperatures for weeks or months and below 0 F for weeks too, especially when it was built in 1915.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Martha :-) Yep hot here in Australia so the vents were to allow hot air to flow out :-)

[@pamelagower6055]

These historical places should be protected. They are here in Ballarat.

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

Housing shortages are beyond ridiculous. There are families living in tents right across Australia. Why can’t these old homes go to some family who needs it the most. My daughter has 2 very small boys they are homeless due to DV and trauma. She’d love this home 🙌😔💔

[@michelemcguire8995]

awesome Paul fantastic exploration

[@littlebopeeps5852]

You are uploading a lot of content which is fantastic. You really deserve for your channel to keep growing 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thank you so much 😀 and for watching :-)

[@TheSnowLeopard]

Sad that this (first) one is being demolished as it doesn't have any major defects - just remove the horrible floor coverings, a new kitchen, a bit of paint and some sprucing up and it'd be really nice. How sure are you about that place dating to '1900'? Where I am currently living dates to 1918 and has quite a few similarities and small details in common.

[@tonybony5805]

The villa was built in 1913 it was my late fathers home since 1971 .a very regretful rushed sale shortly after his passing last year. If only i couldve bought out my brothers .

[@wernersadventures8330]

Morning Paul this was a stunning beautiful home had a chance to go there last week those awesome built in cupboards were a treat and beautiful stained glass windows it’s sad mate to see these go and in the sheds were a few weird electronic gadgets probably a service technician of electronics just by seeing all those capacitors everywhere and mate I even picked a hand full of those delicious sweet mandarins yummy they were this was a favourite it’s a very nice one mate cheers Paul see you on the next ☝️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Werner! cheers for watching again mate! :-)

[@tonybony5805]

Well spotted im the electronics tech and this is my late parents home a very regretful sale unfortunately.

[@vickimarsh2750]

Thank you for your thank you! I have been a keen follower of your channel for several years and love your presentations, camera work, commitment and thoroughly researched stories. Your dedication to documenting the past before it's lost is inspirational Paul. I am coming home for a visit later this year and will re-visit many of my childhood haunts. Your stories keep my memories alive. The villa is so stunning, 30's update and all. Loved the rounded cupboards in the hallway..very inventive. Apart from the destruction of theses stunning homes, my heart breaks for the loss of the gardens..those fruit trees should be lifted out and re--used....such a crime to waste them 🤗❤❤

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Vicki :-) Glad you appreciate them and feel connected, I have many more with history, just need to put them together, really cool ones too! :-) Thanks heaps for the support Vicki, much appreciated :-)

[@OrangeySky11]

Hey Paul, is there a reason all the homes there have such high ceilings? For the most part the US doesn’t have high ceilings. I’d hate to paint those. 🙁

[@sandraasher4274]

Oh i hate to see this gorgeous gingerbread trim torn up n demolished..

[@frankietaz272]

The villa was absolutely beautiful on the outside yet odly disappointing on the inside. Terrible lay out and awful kitchen. Paul it's a chook house!! Back to the villa .... even the stained glass didn't do it for me on this one. Anyway love your work and look forward to seeing the next episodes 😊 🇭🇲👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks heaps Frankie Taz :-)

[@Elliemalone-1]

the amaro d erbe is a liqueur

[@meganpaull6140]

🌟Hi Paul! I fell in love with the villa absolutely my favourite always. I loved your introduction to the video very well said your kind words mean a lot. Looking forward to many more explores hope you find lots of farm houses. Thank you soo much again 😊🌟❤️:-)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Megan , thanks heaps for the support anf for watching :-)

[@meganpaull6140]

@@urbexindigo5164 my absolute pleasure

[@joyousbloom731]

It seems criminal to destroy that first home. How is it that no one wants to buy and preserve it?😢

[@chriscritchell5115]

Padlocks on the outside of rooms are probably in a share house where you possibly don’t know or trust the other residents.

[@Bluerose888]

The last bedroom in the first house where the big mirror was, it looked like there was a fireplace there at one time. The second house the stove in the kitchen was that a bottom drawer on it? if you ever come across a stove like that again, could you open the drawer? Want to know if it was a broiler or just for warming food. I like the painting on the wall in the the third house where the toilet was.

[@urbexindigo5164]

WIll do Blue Rose :-) Thanks for watching

[@Bluerose888]

@@urbexindigo5164 Thank you

[@alexanderweikert]

Anyone know where this is? Would love to go to photograph and just see all these abandoned places

[@tonybony5805]

Adelaide sth Aust

[@alexanderweikert]

@@tonybony5805 thanks man, any chance you know like a suburb or street or anything?

[@tonybony5805]

@@alexanderweikert just the first villa its gone now was at prospect

[@alexanderweikert]

@@tonybony5805 all good thanks still haha

[@stevenjohannesen88]

I’m interested to know what rouse do you use if discovered by the owner or demo crew?..otherwise great old homes , pity they are resigned to the tip, some are stunning examples of our yesteryear architecture,great Vlog ❤️🦘🦘🦘

[@marybethsmith6458]

The first home was beautiful with the ceilings, stained glass and all of the original accents still in it. The other two were small but cute and the glass around the door on the last was very pretty. The locks on the outside of the doors makes me wonder if they were into human trafficking.