Abandoned - Huge home has escaped vandals and is a complete mystery.

House X. There were so many uncertain things about this house and it`s location and why it is abandoned......There was something sad about this house. After leaving this house I could not stop thinking about it and I do not know why.

[@jeanettemcdonald5779]

Great old house and so large, I would love to see a family living there and loving the home.

[@urbexindigo5164]

It does seem that someone has started cleaning this place up and a car is parked in the drive so it may be now a home again!!! Good to see Jeanette! :-)

[@marilouross6587]

What weird house split down the middle by the hallway. Thank you for opening the door for the bird not many people would care. You are a good person🌺🌺🌺

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Marilou thanks for watching :-) I was recently back in this area and there was a 4x4 parked up near the front door, perhaps someone is now going to do something with it :-) Yes I would have open the other side windows too if needed for the bird to make it out :-)

[@patriciavincent1569]

I have watched many videos of abandoned places with people complaining about the spider webs and you are the only one that had enough smarts to bring in a stick to clear out the spider webs. I love the house.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Patricia thanks so much for watching and your comments. Haha yes in a few of my videos I have my spider web stick! I`m quite tall and seem to find them if i do not clear them when i see them. In the summer in the long grass it is good to have a stick and tap it out in front of you on the ground because if there is any snakes that are lurking they will hopefully try and go the stick first. :-)

[@marciadodd1412]

My thought exactly.

[@claire040776]

That is why this guys rocks! He is one smart cookie!

[@margaretconnery7422]

Awh my mum had that carpet in her hall stairs and landing.. The one in their hall. Loved the marble in the en suite. Such a long house, it's meant to be unlucky if a bird or frog comes into your house or so ive been told. Pity there's no history with it. Cheers.

[@bbwvelvet]

WOW That was massive! Not so bad a shape too. Im thrilled to see someone has moved in and is cleaning it up. Thank you

[@susanmiller4159]

Sign in the kitchen was funny: If you want breakfast in bed, sleep in the kitchen. I think? Not a very big kitchen for aged facility. Dining room? No medical room. Interesting find.

[@Missfireblossom]

This one made me uneasy. I can't say exactly why. And good job opening the door for Mr. Magpie or whatever kind of bird he was. He doesn't need to be trapped in that creepy place.

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

Bird was a Willie wagtail

[@happywife5644]

Huge is right and no graffiti or homeless folks. Good find

[@NtiChilimuikkunen]

Sad place. Wall is broken. Doesn't look a like normal family home. Maybe somekind center or something? Good find and graffiti or vandalising. 👍

[@christinet.4159]

This is a really nice find. I hope that someone buys it and fixes it up before it gets too bad. It seems to have a lot of bedrooms and common areas. It looks like it's in a very rural area so maybe it could be for a large family, a small elderly care home, housing for developmently disabled people, shelter for abused women/children maybe, thanks for the explore.

[@londonkyguy]

I think a prominent family lived there at one time. Would love to know the reason why it is left abandoned. Makes me sad to see this.

[@mamamia2534]

Still easy to clean and live in this house.....Im wondering as I watched you roaming around the house...Thank you for your courage...take care...

[@urbexindigo5164]

Definitely could be lived in easily again! :-)

[@Dontwantahandle0]

Missed this one. What a great house, would love to be living in that one and wouldn't take much to get back to a nice place to live. So nice it hasn't been torn up by people or nature.

[@RichieRouge206]

Definitely an old peoples/assisted living home, it’s huge! Reminds me so much of big South African bungalows with the deep windows and lots of light. Would make a nice B&B actually. I didn’t get a creepy feel from this place to be honest, more a bit forlorn and needing life in it again! Great explore and thank you for letting the bird out!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Someone has moved in to this place mate, I was back that way around Christmas :-)

[@trishahammond1967]

Just finished warching. I wouldn't live in this place if they gave it to me. Evil things happened there. It needs to be razed and the ground blessed.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Trisha :-) To be honest I did get a sad feeling from this place. I found out it was last used as an aged care facility around 2010. Possible a few deaths here hey. Thanks for watching :-)

[@cawierin411]

The house doesn't need to be destroyed. The spirits need to be asked to return to the light. A proper cleansing and blessing and she would be just fine. As a "magnet" I have helped many because they sense my perception. They are just lonely and confused not evil.

[@MultiSirens]

You know whilst I was watching I had the same feeling?

[@terrilawson2559]

@@urbexindigo5164 I was right! watched video before reading comments just now! Going back and watching the old ones I missed lol

[@roystad8916]

Pretty nice house with a bit of work,shame to see it let go to ruin makes you wonder what's happening with the place.

[@tessiewallace3897]

Nice old house,,Love all the windows. Thanks for sharing..

[@heavenawilson7271]

A great project for someone who flip houses..I counted at least three bathrooms. Its big and very spacious.

[@nancybarnhill9235]

Wow another very sad one. Thank you for opening the slider to let that poor bird out. 😻😻

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep I get worried if there are birds inside, some are in there with a nest but this little guys was stuck. :-)

[@deniseleaps]

It look like it wasn’t a single family home. It looks like it was a group home or a home for older adults. There are so many rooms and handle bars in the bathroom. Great explore.

[@marciadodd1412]

I agree about group home, meeting handicap accessibility standards.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes indeed you are correct I looked at the name on the front wall and found out it was an aged care home! Well done. :-)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes indeed you are correct I looked at the name on the front wall and found out it was an aged care home! Well done. :-)

[@greenkitty6209]

Then why is there a baby swing?

[@kinghzv8]

Handlebars in the bathroom? I don't think so, what you saw was a heated towel rail at one end of the bath and a normal one at the other end.

[@TalkTalk44]

It looks like that it could have been a care home for the elderly... The hall way was creepy 😳 Thank you 😊

[@nancybarnhill9235]

Hi Paul. I watched this six months ago and then had another look today. I agree with the sadness you felt. I think it’s because people get old and death is near and one just doesn’t want to leave this earth. One is leaving the familiar for parts unknown or just a Black Death. There were so many hopes and prayers here. Oh and yes the spiderweb stick could only be utilized from someone like you raised in the country. 😻Hi to Nicolai! 😻

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Nancy, funny you watched this again as I was passed this home a month ago and noticed someone has started cleaning and maintaining it and a car was in the drive so maybe it has a new owner :-) I also found out it was last used as an aged care facility back in 2010. Maybe there were some deaths associated with it......thus the sad feelings. Thanks for re watching, and Nicolai says meow! haha :-)

[@sofiadober7393]

Actually this home looks very much like The shelters for battered women or possibly an unwed mothers shelter back in the 1970s. But this was not a sad home. They cared enough to take their personal belongings. Seems like they packed and moved on and left the heavier pieces behind. I was happy not to see toys, photos, books, personal items, etc.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep. A calculated and timely move out of this one indeed. I`m thinking because this home is quite large it is just too big for most folks needs and it sits in limbo abandoned . :-)

[@happywife5644]

And that’s always what I hope for the abandoned homes to provide shelter to those in NEED, hopefully it may have!

[@janicewelch517]

Sofia dober it does seem it dorm unwed mother back in days, lots of showers n baths, in the 60s many young pregnant woman would leave there homes to have there babies away from families.

[@happywife5644]

Janice Welch ....my mother was named Welsh and gave a child in 1963. Near San Jose. Hummmmm. Never thought of it in 40 yrs till now. Wow. She’s dead. I’m sure took her secrets to grave too.. she was an evil woman. All but me disowned her and cost me toooooo much😟😩PATRICIA FAYE WELSH. BORN 06/08/44

[@happywife5644]

Sorry. Welch

[@kayhalliwell4404]

Good man for opening that window so that the bird might get out. I was hoping that you would do that. This would have made a beautiful private home. I loved it.

[@katrinacolman8750]

What an amazing place and peaceful!! Thank you for an awesome vid!! Cheers Kat

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Katrina thanks for watching ! :-) It was very peaceful and I only just realized watching it back that I hardly said anything in this video lol. I think I left the intro out somehow by accident haha. :-)

[@shirleybaughman4512]

The stick was really clever of you! Those long hallways wouldn’t be for me, but I bet young kids would love running back and fourth. Interesting find. Thanks!

[@urbexindigo5164]

I have used the cobweb stick a few times now! Haha. I was able to find out that this place was once an aged care facility, last used in 2009. :-)

[@williebeamish5879]

Definitely could be restored. Loved all the french doors and bet the whole house had hardwood floors underneath the carpet (am a huge fan of wood floors and the "timbered" ceilings I see in your videos of older abandoned homes there). Group home for the aged, eh? Pretty nice compared to what I've seen here and big need for that in the US, is there too? Am I to assume too isolated for services such as medical, etc? Curious why abandoned. Thank you for the lovely tour. Very nice video!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Leslie, yes this was an aged care facility up til 2010. I did notice the front has been cleaned up and a car in the drive a few months back so maye it is being restored :-0 It is quite isolated but country farms all around it :-)Cheers! :-)

[@williebeamish5879]

@@urbexindigo5164 great! Looks like it's restorable and lots of light. Thx.

[@sedoragreen8028]

House did not strike me as sad. Was really a lovely place. Thanks. Nice video.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Sedora, yeah i`m not sure why it felt a bit sad but I have been able to find out that this place was last used as an aged care facility which was vacated around 2010. Thanks for watching :-)

[@brifren2]

What a strange place... I liked the glass of the old door at 2:03, it was beautiful, like the stained glass widows in one of the room, I wish you had shown us still photos of them. You were brave to visit it! It was kind of eerie or sad, not sure. Thank you for the visit, and helping the bird get out! :)

[@trishahammond1967]

I'm getting a vibe that bad things happened there.

[@GothicaBeauty]

Trisha Hammond yup i hear the screams in the night from that house.

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

The imaginations are running wild. Screams in the night lol.. Watching to many movies 😂

[@nancygalloway5341]

great explore ! what a strange house; all those rooms & sinks & bathrooms & that tiny stove & sink. i guess a group home of some kind or shelter, it had that dorm feeling. huge house , someone could maybe buy it for taxes & it could be fixed up to be lovely.. thank u for sharing. keep safe & God bless :) :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Nancy! :-) I was able to find out this was used as an aged care facility and was vacated around 2010. thanks for watching :-)

[@donnasfocus2050]

Whoah that is a huge house!! Sound like people talking when you said "hello" but I guess it was traffic passing by from the road...great find. Enjoyed the tour thanks👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Donna! I will have a listen back. This home I found out was actually an aged care home. Last used around 2008. :-)

[@donnasfocus2050]

@Robert Gardea oh ok LOL

[@thomasknight1190]

Great video looking house I would love to live there in it and have a nice big workshop to make things uk

[@jeniw8586]

Love the kitchen. Peaceful place.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jenny :-) Yes this one is out in the country, so very peaceful. It was almost eerie quiet in thre, Thanks for watching :-)

[@happywife5644]

❤️good find. 👏👏. I’m really hooked on your camerA POV as it’s not long enough to bore us yet long enough to get a good look. But 🤔🤔I alwYs find myself revisiting my favorites.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Happy Wife! :-) Cheers for watching. The POV I try and keep a live explore feel for the most part so i`m glad it does not come across too boring. :-)

[@Murfs_Niche]

Cool huge home, a shame doors were not at least shut to keep animals & bugs out. The intermittent music & still shots are nice. One bathroom had handicapped bars for the tub/shower, made me think the owner may have been elderly & deceased. Maybe no family wanted to keep it up or sell it. The yard looked large & would have seen a lot of life there w/family & friends over the years. Thanks & keep on keepin' on! 👍

[@jomama5186]

Another great job. Thanks guys!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Joann! Glad you enjoyed :-)

[@lorettahendrix6790]

Very nice to see a home abandoned, but not destroyed.

[@LL-sq8se]

Lovely old place,Thanks for thinking of the 🐦!👍😁👩‍🏭🕊️❤️

[@conniecrawford6429]

Growing up we had what's called a breezeway between the garage and kitchen. The back porch reminds me of ours. You come from the garage and we had our washer, dryer and freezer and then there was another room off the back. Mum let us play in there so we wouldn't mess up the house.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for that explanation Connie, makes sense too! :-) Big roomy house this and it was last used as an aged care facilty I found out. Thanks for watching :-)

[@conniecrawford6429]

@@urbexindigo5164 I enjoy your video's.. Have a great day.

[@gayleemendenhall6055]

It looks like it’s in the middle of nowhere! Huge house!great video

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Gaylee! Yes this is out on a highway in the middle of the country! could easily be fixed and used again :-)

[@melissaradeshak1987]

I really loved the first 2 houses. The other houses were ok. The first 2 had nice art on the ceilings around the lights. And the wood floors were so shiny. I'd love to have lived in the first 2 houses. Shameful to get demolished. Great job urbex. Wish I could go with you and walk beside you when you go through the houses. Excellent job. Great thumbs up. 👍👍.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Melissa :-) Thanks for the kind support, glad you are enjoying these explores! Many more to come :-)

[@kathleencook4484]

What a beautiful house, it's good to see that the vandals haven't been in and trashed it

[@stevenmyers7676]

I'm sure it's just me, but that is an odd house. Almost like a boarding house. Definitely a lesson on what not to buy where wall to wall carpeting is concerned. Thanks for the explore!

[@urbexindigo5164]

I found out it was last used as an aged care facility Steven in 2010. And I recently went past this a few weeks back and it looks as though someone has started cleaning up the exterior so it may have a new owner :-)

[@kathywebb6606]

Nice explore! I concur with Ana Ixtar, not a house, but a brothel (loads of tiny rooms with heavy drapes). 🤗👍🏽👏🏼

[@urbexindigo5164]

That is very interesting, It would be more interesting to dig up some local history on it. :-)

[@anaixtar6793]

Smiles, Kathy !..... we are on the same wavelength.......:)

[@marciadodd1412]

No, rooms too big for brothel rooms, and too many windows. I think the shelter is more likely.

[@nocompliance5463]

Kathy Webb funny Webb

[@alanfried5464]

I enjoy watching your videos of different places to explore. You are definitely very knowledgeable. I thoroughly enjoy watching these videos thank you

[@sandramcdaniel4545]

Looks like a nice home for the elderly or hopeless shelter. Very nice rooms. Not vandalised.... That's good! Nice Master bathroom. I love the French doors. Over all it was a very nice place. It still has character. 👍 I hope the 🐦 hot out ok. 3/14/19

[@urbexindigo5164]

It was last used in 2010 as an aged care facility Sandra so you are pretty much on the money :-)

[@jimcoulter5877]

A lot of work, but what agreat B&B this would make!

[@stevetaylor9556]

Hi again mate , wow this place looks freakin huge !!!! what a waste of a cool building , enjoyed the vid.

[@karensorensen7641]

Room was added on in back. Its a hallway, several chairs, mattresses, unbroken windows, familyroom with sliding doors going to the back yard. Large family house. How many bedrooms ? Nice bathroom. Sad. Wonder why its empty. Very little work needed to be livable. Is there a well problem? No water? CALIFORNIA

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Karen others agree with you about being a halfway, definitely has that feel to it. Care facility feel for sure. Cheers for watching :-)

[@angelaholbrook6258]

Loved this 💖. The yard was the perfect setting

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed this one Angela :-) Thanks for watching

[@angelaholbrook6258]

Urbex Indigo your welcome

[@jenniferjacobs228]

Three years later and I am just catching up. I wondered why you were so quiet and fast through this one. Were you freaked out? It did feel spooky . Maybe just because it was so huge and almost cavenous and like a rabbit warren of small rooms and that never ending hallway. My thought is 30's original house with 70's Bessabrick built on and some 80's touches.Quite mysterious, left to rot, it seems. A shame. looks like it could house three families.

[@polarbearlind3111]

Many bedrooms maybe a shelter of some kind, very interesting. Be careful in the mould houses. Thanks for sharing.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Polarbear, I was able to find out that this was last used as an aged care facility around 2010. Thanks for watching :-)

[@wendy833]

I saw that long hallway, and The Shining flashed in my head!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yep! I immediately thought Hotel!!!!!! :-) I found out that this was last used as an aged care facility back in 2010. :-)

[@TalkTalk44]

I had the feeling a creepy feeling about this place .Did not like it at all..thank you for putting up with the creepy crawlies...

[@urbexindigo5164]

Talk Talk I got kind of the exact same feeling. Something was really silent or or a bit off. Apparently it was last used as an aged care facility about 2010. Thanks for watching :-)

[@lisahicks4697]

Nice the molding and wood is gorgeous

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Lisa thanks for watching,glad you liked :-)

[@mkuebler5]

Great house. Doesn't look it would take much to renovate it . Wonder what happened to the owners?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah mate it was a weird one, had a sad feeling to it but not much to go on in regards to who and when it was vacated.

[@happywife5644]

mkuebler5 I hope they went to pay the price for what appears As non reputable residential living environment 🙄😷ewwww

[@happywife5644]

Website guy Thats so refreshing 😃as usually not the case. So this is nice change‼️

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

I'd live there. I don't like crowds

[@Meredith471]

mkuebler5, but didn't you see all the black mold? That stuff is hard to get rid of and is hell on the lungs and body when the spores are inhaled. Y'all need to be wearing respirators when you go in these places. I know you are already suffering health issues due to contamination.

[@stevejohnson1321]

I'm guessing some sort of convalescent home based on much plumbing and rather limited kitchen area. Why they left is a mystery, although block construction without a vapor barrier isn't comfortable in the long term.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Steve I was able to find out that this home was last used as an aged care facility. It was vacated in 2010. Cheers for watching :-)

[@hughgordon9527]

Doorbells outside suites? No kitchens in rooms? Many old-fashioned chairs.. Tend to agree some type of home with a central back porch and catering/dinning area

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Hugh well spotted and I was able to find out that this was actually last used as an aged care facility and ceased around 2010. Thanks for watching :-)

[@jadenlynne1857]

I really hope you have a sense of humor. I'm playing catch up on all your videos. I am a new subscriber and love your content. I had just began this one, but had to stop it for a second and tell you I love the added stick effect. Lol 😂 Love it. It was actually a good idea (spider webs) I heard you say it. It was really cute. Ty for sharing with all of us that adore your explores!!! 🙏🙏💐💐💞💞💞🙌🙌

[@daleleeder3534]

What a massive place , could be so nice with a lick of paint, loving the peacock chair 🥰

[@faythorpe8919]

Another great find..Did the willy wagtail end up flying out the door you opened for it?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Fay :-) Yes he made it out safely! So glad as it was a warm day that day, he must have flew in that back door somehow. Thanks for watching :-)

[@evelynlobos1354]

Where was this? It looks typical of most country homes in Victoria where I grew up. After the tobacco industry took a dive many farmers and ppl who lived and worked out on rural properties just left as there was no more industry. Glad to see King valley re-invent itself with Vineyard /wine industry now taking over land which were abandonded

[@urbexindigo5164]

Indeed it is in Country Victoria Evelyn :-) Kind of near Warnambool........ Yep it is happening more and more....Cities are expanding and country farming communities shrinking......I grew up in country Vic in between Ballarat and Warnambool and slowly over the years the towns sporting teams and schools had to start combining and joining other zones as the population and interest in local declined......Thanks for that information and for watching Evelyn

[@maristresemann4552]

That was kind of odd!? Did each bedroom have their own bathroom acrossed the hall? And what we're all the door bell/ buzzer things for? Love your videos.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Mari, apparently this was last used as an aged care facility up til 2010. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)

[@juanitaduval9856]

It would be nice to go back to assisted living, very bright and cheery!

[@briandaly7236]

Easy mystery to solve mate, just jot down the physical street address and visit the local tax office who will give you a lot and block number for the property, then you can find out if property taxes are current and if they are who the owner of record is, then simply contact them and ask details. If the owner of record is a lending institution or it is a tax seizure property get busy and put in an offer, because it looks like it would make a easy flip ;)

[@mariamercedes19635]

TOTAL MISTERY....BESOS DESDE ESPAÑA.......SADNESS.....PAINFUL.....GREAT REPORT

[@carrieg.6676]

This house made you sad because it was just left. What could make someone just leave their home like that? If the bank took it away then why wasn't it sold to someone else. It leaves you with such uncertainty. So sad. It looks like it wouldn't be that hard to fix back up to usable again.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Carrie G thanks for watching! Yes it is strange but I was able to find out that this was last used as an aged care facility and abandoned around 2010. It may fall on the larger property of a farm that has no intention of doing anything on the repairs and upkeep so here it sits. Sad indeed, could be a big happy home for a big happy family :-)

[@Card_king75]

My guess would be rehab centre... perhaps group home carpets and plumbing look 70s great find !

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey TLB thanks for watching! I was able to find out that this was an aged care facilityand was vacated around 2010 :-)

[@priscillagaskins4326]

That batub looked very clean

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Priscilla, yes luckily the home is in decent shape with no roof problems, thanks for watching :-)

[@williamradford8817]

A big, big house, that has escaped being vandalised by people doing graffiti, nasty big crack in one wall, items of furniture left by the last owner, nice double mattress with floral patterned cover

[@lindatimmons3675]

Nice spacious and quiet..

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

Yes this is a strange one, thanks for the tour.

[@tessabrown4998]

I enjoy your videos, this home gave me a feeling, a sad kinda creepy feel. Still a good home to be lived in with a good clean up.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Tessa I got the same sad feel, not over bearing just enough to notice. Cheers for watching :-)

[@cawierin411]

Wow. Just wow. A few cosmetic fixes and a new roof and insulation up there (the ceiling staining in the room that leads to the sliding doors and patio looks like critter pee) and that place could be totally livable! Amazing property, too. I would imagine it being in the more arid section of Australia. Yeah a bit more roof damage in the section of the old light sconces and some foundation settling. But other than the wicked ugly carpet not too much needs to be changed. Look at all the storage in that kitchen. It is a cozy wee kitchen. But all that natural light. Oh, I could love that house if I had the dosh. And since there is traffic noises it isn't too far from some sort of civilization. What a beauty. With all the housing needs world wide it is such a shame so many lovely places sit vacant. Have you seen this one more recently? Is she still there? Thanks for the explore and noticing an improvement in your camera techniques since then as this is 2 yrs old. Thanks for sharing, mate.

[@williamradford9631]

Sure is a mystery that this property has not been vandalised. Some maintenance jobs needs doing, big crack in one wall. Lovely flowery double mattress in one room. Beds stacked up in one room.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Apparently this was last used in 2010 as an aged care facility William. I could be fixed and made a family home again quite easily :-)

[@KimmiePatts]

This house gives me the creeps for some reason. I would never go in it.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Kimmie thanks for watching :-) There was a bit of a sad heavy feel to this place!

[@KimmiePatts]

That's the feelings I was getting. I've watched many of these abandoned homes on KZbin but this is the only one that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Wish I knew the history of it.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Kimmie I was able to find out that this place was an aged care facility. If you watch the intro there is the name "Newbrae" on the front of the home which is a chain of aged care facilities. I`m going to dig up some more on it but it would be fair to say some elderly people would have died in this facility over the years.

[@KimmiePatts]

Thanks for looking it up. You're probably right about some people passing on there if it was an aged care facility. It just creeps me out because at each turn you took while recording I kept expecting to see something jump out in front of you or see shadows of someone who's "not there" if you know what I mean? You are a brave person to go in to the place like you did. I'd be high tailing it out of there, lol.

[@llndadischer7689]

Nice house. Shame its been left abandoned.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Linda I was actually driving past this not too long ago and saw a 4x4 parked up close to the garage so maybe now someone is doing something with it. :-)

[@YOTANKATATANKA1369]

I'd love to live there....a little cleaning and it would be fine,after repainting it where the paint is peeling,but yeah..awesome find

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah I was amazed to find this one just doing nothing! Could be and most likely was a big family`s home. :-)

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Could the place had been like a nursing type home maybe?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Who knows?? A house that large is usually built for a purpose and A very large family would have to utilize it which is quite possibly why it is unused and abandoned.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Urbex Indigo You could be right.

[@joycelynlockett4382]

NICE surrounding yard

[@nancyburns8910]

would move into this home right now.love all the large windows and doors.but dont understand the bathrooms.the way they are all together.what state is this?would fix the walls while im living there

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Nancy this one could easily be lived in pretty much after a good clean and vaccume. Glad you like :-)

[@briandaly7236]

Looks like a standard bank repossession or tax seizure property that are all too common here in the United States. :-(

[@blackberrybunny]

Is this in the U.S.? I think Nick is in another country perhaps. . . .

[@tomrich3398]

It's deffinetly not in the U.S. Look where the light switches are and how high the door knobs are on the bedrooms.

[@blackberrybunny]

Hi Tom, I noticed those things too. Especially the light switches. It's so interesting to see how homes are built in other countries. I'm guessing Nick is in Australia.... Also, so interesting how the bathroom, the toilet that is, is often in it's own room, outside of the house itself. I'd hate to have to walk outside to use the bathroom, but there is usually always one of them inside as well. This outside toilet idea is great for when you are outside doing dirty work, like yard work, and you have muddy boots, but don't want to track mud to the inside. It's really a great idea!

[@briandaly7236]

@@blackberrybunny I apologize if you misunderstood, I wasn't insinuating that the house featured in this video was located at the states , I was simply making a reference to the growing number of vacant foreclosure/tax lien properties here in the U.S. :(

[@blackberrybunny]

No worries, Brian. :-)

[@cynthiaburrus3901]

There is something very dark about this place. It feels Heavy. I don't usually have any particular feeling about these videos.The sofa is circa early to mid 1990's the Mauve/pink was a really Hot color in the 80's.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Cynthia I was able to recently find out that this was an elderly care facility home. I felt heavy too while there. I`m thinking there were a few or many who passed away while staying here over the years. Thanks for watching :-)

[@dreamer2927]

Cynthia Burrus was

[@leeannehalls7950]

Great Video the house does have a sad feeling about it.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Leeanne thanks for watching! Yeah I would hate to think there was some tragedy involved as to why it has been left to sit vacant.

[@leeannehalls7950]

I found your channel through mkuebler5 and glad I did, i enjoy these explores though some like this house do have a saddest about them, its like no one was left to care for her.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cool! He was kind enough to leave a link on one of his his videos :-) Yeah I think trying to figure out what happened in these houses is a massive part of the attraction particularly the ones that have stuff still inside. Will have some more uploaded in the coming days! :-)

[@anaixtar6793]

Hi Leeanne I actually got a positive feeling from the this house- I think it was filled with activities --- quite a lively place--- and when its occupants left, it was a peaceful transition to, perhaps, a different lifestyle..... :)

[@joycelynlockett4382]

These homes are so going to ways I would love to have a home

[@torritucker6366]

Before you walk into the back of home at the far end of house a spirit is standing there and when you step in back porch area by red couch to the left a spirit there.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Tori, I will have to go check this out now! Thanks for spotting and for watching :-)

[@torritucker6366]

Urbex Indigo no problem enjoyed it.

[@llndadischer7689]

Like the stainedglass thing on the wall in the hallway.

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Great explore of this home tyvm for this

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Wendy! :-)

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

@@urbexindigo5164 yup i liked this house

[@cliffordbarry189]

The history of those who lived there could be much more interesting than the building which is pretty run of the mill if a little larger. Yes sadness. Why was it abandoned - death in the family, divorce, some family feud over a will unresolved ?

[@jennyc1846]

Oh I agree with Christine T wouldnt it make a fabulous refuge fore women and children..all of those acres for the children to play in, trees to climb etc. There should be a law in this day and age where you are not allowed to leave houses vacant. If someone dies and there is no family the shires/councils should be able to sell them or refurbish them for that kind of purpose, not make money out of them.... thanks for the viewing...cheers from the west

[@jennilang721]

Most of tne door handles are quite high, and tbe don't appear to be vintage doors, so why the high handles? :/

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jenni, yes i was able to find out that this place was last used as an aged care facility in 2010. Probably had to be upgraded to meet standards regarding doors and hand rails and such. Large home and property. Cheers for watching :-)

[@tomrich3398]

Nice size house. Shame the foundation is failing (all the wall cracks in the sun room and "bird" room).

[@A_Pretty_Sweet_Life]

Beautiful old place 🥰 bird and all

[@autobug2]

Enormous ranch, appears to have been built maybe 1948-51, but only a one-car garage??! What a waste.

[@autobug2]

Rest homes don't have bidets in bathrooms. This place started out as a private family home.

[@christopherkuehl817]

I find it fascinating! How fun is that!

[@labejamartyn2154]

this please could be turned into a home for the homeless rather than it going to waste

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Labeja thanks for watching! :-) Yes too many large home are sitting vacant while too many homeless people need shelter, i totally agree, :-)

[@jimw7916]

something UNDERGROUND!

[@rcarraturo]

beautiful home

[@cynthiaburrus3901]

Well, I got the age right. It was very cheaply built out of Brick-o-block...no brick or siding but would be very sturdy. A lot of people would build a bare bones home then add the aesthetics as they could afford it. It may have lived its last years as a home for the aged but I don't believe it started that way. Singular garage ( not so many families had more than one car in the early 60's). Covered carport in front pf the garage was very common. The carpets were of at least two different decades. In the 70's there was a "heavy duty" KITCHEN carpet that would have been perfect for a lot of wear and tear and possibly wheelchairs. It is a puzzle.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cynthia I think you have nailed it. There were many old sheds in the back that suggested farm homestead as they were filled with old machinery and furniture. Perhaps this home replaced the original homestead and the sheds and other small huts remained as was. I did notice the big brick blocks too, very lego like! It was last used in 2009 from what I have found.