Abandoned- Huge immaculate Bungalow! Happy family forced out/Wine collection and stuff left behind

Hey house lovers and explorers! This explores is one of many homes that fell victim to the Portrush and Magill road intersection upgrade plans. A happy Italian family were forced to sell to the Government via compulsory acquisition and had to pack up and move out late last year to start again elsewhere. As you will see this home could easily be considered perfect and it was kept in immaculate condition with enough room for a huge family to live in comfortably. They did leave some pretty nice things behind along with a wine collection! :-)
Over the next month or two I will upload the other homes and buildings I was also able to film before they were demolished.
Hope you enjoy the tour guys! :-)

[@janwarriner6554]

This is a tragedy. This home is beautiful.

[@andysuber941]

I can promise you, if this was my house I wouldn't have left any door, piece of stained glass, door hardware or anything else I could take out. It would ALL come with me.

[@pamelavance8753]

Amen! I would strip it like a phirranna.

[@debraellison6255]

Thinking the same. Hope the owners took the doorknobs.

[@nysigal]

That ceiling!

[@andysuber941]

@@nysigal I know!! But it's plaster and would crumble if you tried to remove it in one piece I expect.

[@ghekogrrl]

I would have taken this house 2x4 by 2x4 if it was mine and I had the means.

[@Dontwantahandle0]

If that were my home, the doors, stained glass windows and other features would have gone with me. I wonder if all that wine was still there, or if it gets salvaged? Shameful, not an equal trade, a beautiful, well built, no cracks home traded for pavement. I am sorry for the owners that lost their beautiful homes.

[@belleange590]

I think once they are bought by the 'city' (?) it is their property and you can't remove anything like doors, etc. I am with your thinking though - I would take all of that too.

[@pattibarksdale9806]

I would have taken it as well. However, who knows what the situation was and what the owners were physically and financially capable of. All these videos make me more intense about down sizing my possessions while I can.

[@georganasherer8557]

I can't bare to watch this house destroyed

[@frankietaz272]

Some call it progress. However to me, it's pure heartbreaking destruction of timeless beauty. The home is heritage. Should have been protected. Wonderful episode Paul. We got to see her before she was destroyed. 👍✌

[@candysmith8724]

Anything with the word "progress" attached to it these days is nothing but negative imo. Progress in a positive light would of been leaving these homeowners alone to enjoy their homes and finding another solution to poor traffic flow.

[@myroom4640]

@@candysmith8724 Exactly right!!! It’s an absolute disgrace to be honest. Their greed comes before everything else. 😡😡😡😡😡

[@cindytait2209]

All lost for a ROAD!!! Shameful..this one really touched me..

[@maureenmaunder7508]

Agreed! Find an alternative route. Or only public transport, no other vehicles!

[@bjduke2271]

It is a real shame. What a beautiful house 🏠

[@kristiejantzen2950]

Why in the world would someone knock these beautiful homes down! The crap they build today will never last or be as beautiful as these old craftsman style homes!

[@jenniferjacobs228]

I am heartbroken about this one. if that was my home, I would have been inconsolable to have to give it up. it has been so well looked after and obviously loved. A beautiful style of home, similar to my grandparents home in Melbourne, built around 1920 and owned by them until they died in the 50's. It is long gone now too but I think it's criminal and such a loss of history. The quality of the fittings etc. I truly hope that at least they have been salvaged to use elsewhere.

[@susanjacquier5358]

I regularly drive from the Barossa to the Fleurieu....the destruction of homes along those 'upgrades' has been horrific. Sidenote...the Kaiserstuhl winery was 'retired' by Fosters and eventually all the property has become defunct under Treasury .( they moved all operations to the Wolf Blass factory out near Stockwell.) Charmaine Sparking from Rovalley was named after Charmaine Liebig , daughter of one of the Liebig brothers who owned Rovalley. I went to school with their children in the 60/70's.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

Such a large beautiful well built home that will be replaced by cheap cookie cutter houses and apartment's.Also sad that the government can take your land if they want it.gorgous home.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@urbexindigo5164]

Replaced by a road this time Gayle! Even worse. Thanks for watching :-)

[@DeniseLaFranceCDNpainter]

@@urbexindigo5164 that IS even worse. I agree. And I'm sure the remaining houses that weren't affected by the mandatory plow -down will still be affected by added smog and noise from increased traffic... Possibly decreasing property values. Bravo-- not.

[@andrewhallett-patterson9778]

My daughter worked at the childcare centre on the Portrush/Magill road intersection. Owners had just invested millions in upgrades before Goverment released infrastructure plans, initially denying persistent rumours. Property was acquired with owners reluctantly accepting property valuations, and final offer, well below privately accessed values, the Goverment refusing to acknowledge external independent valuations as the law requires you to obtain and submit. I have accessed 100% of the acquired commercial and non commercial properties to instigate asbestos contanmination survey for decontamination, of which there is in excess of 300 ton. I was shocked and amazed by the amount of personal property remaining, with high incidence of evidence indicating theft. Average property valuations is $2.85 million AUD. The wine you discuss is top shelf. Unless recovered, look for the antique Porsche rally car, two HQ Holden Monaros, orginal condition FJ panel van, a collection of Jaguars and numerous cellars !!! Enjoy Paul.👍👍🇦🇺

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey mate cheers for watching! Wow are you referring to these homes or all homes acquired in similar situations? I have explored all the ones that are being replaced but did not come across any cars especially not any like that! haha :-) There were groups of units on the North side I did not bother with and one villa that was a business that was not accessible prior to demo but I did get the Cozy Kids center.

[@andrewhallett-patterson9778]

@@urbexindigo5164 Refering to the homes and businesses aquired for the intersection upgrade. Good chance vehicles were recovered by owners. Two homes had grand entrance halls with crystal chandeliers intact that were stolen whilst in the process of moving due to the homes remaining unsecured. I accessed the last home for survey in November 2020, the resident losing an extended court injunction, denying the opportunity for an increased payout, the then residents lawyer arguing that his client was denied the opportunity of purchasing a suitable home for himself due to the Goverment only offering a piecemeal $3.10 million AUD !!!. My daughter was a specialist childhood behavioral engineer at Cosy Kids but was forced to seek employment opportunities elsewhere. The previous owners won a court decision for a further substantial property payment after the Goverment valuer admitted purposefull underestimation but still suffered heavy financial losses. Don't know if you explored off camera but I recorded 80% of the acquired homes had a bore that drew water from a natural spring water basin that extends from the Adelaide foothills to north of Pelican Point, the same basin West End and Coopers brewery draw water for their beers from. Just hoping the bores will be correctly cemented off to stop contamination. 👍👍🇦🇺

[@williammullikin2076]

great explore I can't believe that they left all that expensive wine behind

[@julzcares]

Thank you Paul for capturing one of Adelaides most beautiful and immaculate old Bungalow homes, that is unfairly being demolished, due to the Governments unfair decision for an intersection upgrade. What a waste of a cared for original home with both external and internal original intricate features. I cannot see the justification in destroying such beautiful old homes.

[@shellyslagle2708]

The ceiling carvings in the main entryway and bedroom is absolutely stunning. Epic house

[@urbexindigo5164]

Epic house indeed Shelly! So sad it would have been getting the letter of acquisition! Cheers for watching :-)

[@sonyawester5303]

Beautiful features. What a shame for those poor people who were kicked out.

[@ken_tiki5241]

Wow. What a handsome home. Such a travesty when families are forced from their homes to make it more convenient for commuters from suburbs away who wouldn’t give it a second thought. I hope the family were at least well paid - as you said - it looked like they had been there for many years.

[@dawnsmith7936]

Omg, love the front door ! Beautiful

[@asilversurfer4372]

I also meant to add what a lovely home so sad to see it being demolished.

[@susancarrigan2776]

Absolutely gorgeous and such a shame! I hope they salvage the beautiful doors, windows and woodwork.I can’t wait to see the others, Paul!

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

How heartbreaking, what a beautiful home full of character that is going to die. Your telling its story before its gone, thank you Paul

[@urbexindigo5164]

Wendy thanks for watching. Yes an Italian family lived here, magnificent and well kept home. :-)

[@donellemiller6680]

What a crying shame to see such a beautiful historic home be destroyed. It had been a real gem. They can't guarantee an egual historical replacement to the home owner, and probably don't nearly compensate financially what it would cost to replace such a fine example. Thanks for sharing - definatly shows when it comes to progress all countries win awards at neglecting historical value :-(. Breaks my heart.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Amen to that.

[@simonba9944]

Wow, that main house was fantastic, absolutely stunning detail. Such a shame to lose it all in the name of 'progress'. Thanks for sharing with us. 👍

[@meganpaull6140]

I’m in love with the house already beautiful beautiful, loving family memories forced out because of government bureaucrats to widen a stupid road that seems more important than a piece of beautiful history heritage. Absolutely stunning all the stained glass and the ceiling features and the mantles sorry for my ranting but it saddens me to see heritage be knocked down I feel very passionate. Thank you soo much again. :-) Jacobs Creek wine I have tried before a nice red Cabernet or a Merlot Is good too

[@brentcarrington2291]

I could be very happy in that house. Just not in L.A.

[@francoiset1068]

Hello Paul,This was so heartbreaking,I feel for those families,that house was so beautiful with those gorgeous ceilings 😭that wine and sparkling wine is all good the older the better ,I hope they took it all ,to much memories just gone , really good of you that keep all these treasures on film ,can't wait to see the others , thank you Paul big 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺👍👍👍💝

[@joharmon2148]

This is making me sick, these poor people being actually throw out of the home they loved and took such good care of. I'm sure what they gave them for this house won't really buy them anything as gorgeous or well built. The piece with the glass doors and lighting is the top piece to a hutch. All the beautiful glass doors and windows. All that wine could have been a really bad day if kids got into it. Don't understand how they just left that behind with unlocked doors.

[@TalkTalk44]

That goergouse bungalow will be hard to replace ...I am no connoisseur when it comes to wine ,it looked good and I could use a drink about now after seeing the demolition of this goergouse bungalow..You are my favourite Urbex ..

[@lisagrant1431]

History torn down for a road. Reminds me of the song ," The day Paradise Put Up a Parking Lot" by Joni Mitchell. I have family in that city. Thanks. Well, there is your videos for posterity. 👍

[@MrJynxi]

Not to be pedantic. But it’s “Pave paradise” :)

[@sheilahadden302]

All in the name of progress, that such a beautiful home must go. What a crying shame, it looked a well loved place.

[@diannebernau3293]

My favourite type of architecture - love Federation/Art Deco. Such a criminal thing to do, to demolish such a beautiful home (absolutely nothing wrong with it). This house is close in comparison to the old house that was used as a Reception/Wedding venue that was also demolished for apartments. Heartbreaking to watch. Thank you, Paul, for preserving it on film before it is lost forever. Take care, from Melbourne 💕🇦🇺

[@frankforrest1597]

What a grand home. It's an awful shame that it's going to be torn down. The owners must be hart broken. To build a replacement to the same quality and materials would be at least a quarter of a million if not more. Too bad this happens all the time. This time period of construction is my favorite and saddens me. I hope the owners were compensated properly. Thanks for the post.

[@sandrakoch8682]

This large older home was beautiful sorry to see it being tore down for the widening of the intersection. I love seeing the wood work, ceilings and the stained glass. I too would have stripped my house before leaving.

[@lisawilhelm6002]

I absolutely love this place 🥰

[@urbexindigo5164]

It is an amazing home hey Lisa! :-)

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

Such a pretty home, spacious and the woodwork is beautiful. I love how decorative the ceilings are in most of the homes you explore. What a shame to destroy this beauty.

[@minimad8432]

Wow what a great house such a shame it's getting knocked over. It's quite depressing to see, i wonder what the ex home owners must feel with all the years lived in the house..... i cant help but think of the Aussie movie 'The Castle' when i was watching this... but then i think that's gonna be the feeling on the up and coming ones also...... Thanks for documenting this ... Great vid Cheers MM :)

[@claire040776]

Cool find in the shed - the old laundry tub ..... I'd love to have that in my collection!

[@PL-mu1cp]

Beautiful old home, they do not build them like that anymore. All the details if the stained glass and wood work. A shame to loose it. You can tell that home was loved and will be missed.

[@kerriemccann8002]

I'm flabbergasted, l understand progress! But this is wrong on so many levels. I have family not to far away from there, l've been past these house's . It's a shame to see this magnificent property gone😔

[@claire040776]

I love the fly wire screen door! (Reminds me of the front screen door at my childhood home!) The front door has great lead light!

[@lyndahollins2881]

Magnificent housing, such a shame that it is to be demolished and not preserved. My great grandparents has a house similar to this.

[@sandraromano8919]

Gorgeous home, so sad to see it's being removed. Obviously well kept. Thanks for sharing!

[@debraellison6255]

What a stunning house. I feel so sad for the owner being pushed out for a crummy road. I hope they get the rest of their things and the stained glass doors. I bet they didn't get near what they could have if selling it.

[@anitarodriguez9955]

Beautiful home. Hope they save the leaded glass doors!

[@ghekogrrl]

I have watched pretty much every one of your videos and I believe this is my favorite house. Has the old charm and was well taken care of. I know this family absolutely hating to leave this beautiful house behind.

[@ursulaanderson6882]

My favorite house as well. Just beautiful.

[@wanderlust6828]

It’s my favorite too. Absolutely loved this house.

[@MrScotia]

What a stunning home and full of original features. It's a shame it along with many other homes are being demolished to make way for traffic measures.

[@An-wk9ml]

Well. I do declare! This house is so beautiful. Thanks so much for the video I do appreciate it.😊

[@kalynn36]

Wow! Another stunning home with great artistic features in ceilings, stained/leaded glass, carpentry accents. The ceilings are like decorated icing on a cake. Beautiful! Thank you so much.

[@lisaparsons8949]

That's a right cute house,I like the room with the fireplace and bay window.Thanks for the video,From Morrow,GA.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Lisa, glad you enjoyed :-)

[@bethshadid2087]

👋👋fellow georgian...here in Lawrenceville 💗

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

That beautiful tile on veranda is so pretty.,and the bay window with the seat,usually the top raises up for storage. Maybe they will come back for rest of their things.great video.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Gayle, yes the seat did lift up I found out when taking my photos. Thanks for watching :-)

[@verabushey7089]

I was was waiting for you to open the storage lid at the bay window.

[@bevcd3625]

You never truly own your home. That is disgusting that they demolish these beautiful works of art. 🤬💔✌️

[@omalleetours3456]

You really love that display cabinet😎

[@christineryan9684]

Paul this is such a gorgeous home and so well looked after, the owners would of been devastated having to give it up. Thankyou for showing us and look forward to seeing the others

[@patricialangford5380]

Beautiful home my heart goes out to the family that lived here all the memories. Such a waste Paul. Thank you for the tour. Great job.

[@debbiemitchell6055]

Ugh, I can't watch the whole thing, making me cry... The laws over there need to change this is another horrific destruction of priceless homes. How and why do they keep destroying these homes!

[@claire040776]

The veranda tiles are so amazing!

[@markwilliams1824]

As an adelaidian, and believe we need to grow, one can not help but feel saddened by “state law ” to acquire peoples homes n lively hood.. and all those wines would be worth having! Wonders why some of these things have been left by the owners.. 😢 Very sad indeed!

[@kristinatidwell6563]

Probably involved a deadline by which they had to be out? I know I've have a doozie of a time in my last move. No moving trucks available in the state of Texas from March April May due to college students moving in or out after end of the school year. I talked to several companies who said that they were bringing in trucks from other states to meet the demand. Omg. I tried to call the mortgage company to ask for a weeks more time bc I was told they could give me a truck by June 3rd, so basically I lost a third of my stuff for not having a truck to move it.

[@cmiller4171]

Beautiful home. How heartbreaking to have nothing wrong with this house and have it be demolished. What a crying shame. Thank you Paul for giving these homes one more chance to shine. God bless you and keep you safe- Chris and Dave

[@roberthomiak5003]

Such a beautiful home. I love the verandah front porch such style. This was a crying shame. All that hard work put into this home.plus all of the family memories.

[@trinamarshall8027]

Wow love home so sad there taking it down. Nice things left too.

[@pruehardwick7951]

What once was an absolute stunning home....so sad to see these ones go😞 all the hard work in maintaining this loved home will now just go to dust. A bit of the past well documented.

[@kristineguetschow9134]

Of all the interesting items found in abandoned buildings, I think the kind of wine they drank would be at the bottom of the list (with recipe books second to the bottom of the list). This is such a beautiful home. I don’t blame anyone for not wanting to lose it for any reason, but especially to an intersection.

[@cindyreighard]

Wow...such a great house. That is such a shame to leave anything...that glass on the doors! Loved that tour. Thanks 🇺🇸😊

[@beekind6267]

I cant in the slightest imagine having to give up such beautifully constructed homes. I would be heartbroken. 💔

[@courtneythompson3376]

I’m gutted that this house is getting demolished. It’s absolutely beautiful 😢

[@leabarto8156]

Heartbreaking to see it being demolished. It was such a beautiful home. I certainly would have been protesting against the city demolishing this home just to widen the street. People could just take a different route if they didn't like it. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@ghekogrrl]

I’d make them build the road either around, over or below 🤣

[@dianavanderavoort8086]

@@ghekogrrl I Feel With You!! I Was Also ThenKing Like That!!

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thank you for the tour, Marvelous home, glad to see it being salvaged not just smashed and not vandalized Central California Watching

[@andrewluder3477]

Wow, what a beautiful and well maintained home. Not one crack or sign of decay. What a shame to destroy it, you can really tell the occupants loved that home. If it was mine and I was getting put out by the government, I would have stripped out all of those beautiful leaded glass doors and took them with me.

[@dianavanderavoort8086]

She got must move it to another place that simple!! I can not believe she get got enough money for just go out it!!Its sooo schamles and heart les!! Unbelievelike !! Sad, Sad, Sadnes!!

[@claire040776]

This place is exquisite! Beautiful doors, ceilings, windows, huge rooms etc!

[@belleange590]

Soooo utterly sad. Absolutely gorgeous home. That would of broken my heart if that had been my home. The ceiling work is stunning.

[@tauterfrauaugsi2883]

Wo, this Bungalow is very nice

[@tauterfrauaugsi2883]

I mean, where is this Bungalow?

[@urbexindigo5164]

It sure is hey :-) Cheers for watching

[@janelleconnell5843]

So sad such a beautiful home, love the ceilings, thanks for the explore!

[@loubowen7524]

Why would you want to tear down such a wonderful home like this? Not me I love it.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Lou, unfortunately the family had no choice as they had to sell to the government due the road upgrade :-(

[@RetroCaptain]

The Council likely going for "Progress" Many times it's highway being put in, or widening.. Firstly, the old trees go, then the houses in favour of Luxury Condos.

[@maureenmaunder7508]

@@RetroCaptain Sad sad sad!

[@bethshadid2087]

Greed. They could've made provisions early on knowing eventually the roads would need widening but they out them right on the road to get more houses in knowing they'd tear them down one day......pure unadulterated greed

[@juliaforsyth8332]

@@bethshadid2087 Probably back when it was built, they had no idea how big the city would get.

[@crystalmcmahon302]

This is heartbreaking it’s so beautiful and you can see it was taken care of love everything about love the older homes thank you for sharing 😊

[@dianavanderavoort8086]

I Feel With You!! Sadnes!!

[@lisaparsons8949]

That's a big house,I like the room with the fireplace and bay window.Thanks,for the. video,from Morrow,GA.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Lisa, glad you enjoyed! :-)

[@lisaparsons8949]

@@urbexindigo5164 your welcome,have a good night.

[@lindsaykowand5460]

Ugh this is just so sad. Such a beautiful home......gone. History just wiped away like it doesn’t matter. The stories those walls hold. The laughter the walls hang on to. Breaks my heart. Thank you so much for documenting these and documenting history. Can’t wait for the next one. Cheers!!

[@pam2245]

It’s a massive upgrade of roads happening in our city... so pleased that you are documenting what we are loosing in this process. It’s a good thing you do.... some of this should be given to the state library for future reference and genealogical history preservations. Thank you..... ✅ could I ask one thing please.... could you refresh your intro music it’s not so fitting for a lot of your posts and sorry but it’s creepy..... please????? 🇦🇺😎

[@katealexander88]

This one feels like a crime against humanity, you can feel the owners sadness at being forced out of their beautiful home ) :

[@ghostrider9978]

I can live with people taking advantage of an opportunity to sell and profit from a beautiful home like this but when governments acquire places like this and the homeowner has no choice it really irks me . Probably immigrants who come for a better life and helped build the country and shaped its culture. ,,, It’s not the country I was told it would be ,,,, Not so equal and not so free . Thanks for sharing/enlightening us mate .

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks Urbex Indigo my friend for sharing with me this video about Abandoned- Huge immaculate Bungalow! Happy family forced out/Wine collection and stuff left behind . it is a shame to see this beautiful home get demolished this home was beautiful. i really enjoyed this video my friend i am from the U.S.A. and i always enjoy your videos keep up the great work you do and be safe and healthy and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks again.

[@margaretraines7776]

Its such a shame that these beautiful homes are being destroyed for a road! Such beautiful architecture and stoneware

[@adrianguynn5807]

Excellent video, always enjoyable. I'm always amazed at the ceilings in these homes. The U.S. stopped decorating ceilings in the late 19th very early 20th century except for very high end high dollar homes.

[@marieannbruce1573]

A magnificent home gone to soon I would have loved to lived I that wonderful well cared for home and that back yard to all the grape and fruit trees wow ❤🏡oh the Rosso Antico was used a lot in the late 70 s with lemonade one of my drinks

[@nancywindbigler6434]

This is heartbreaking!! How can the government destroy these beautiful homes?

[@maureenmaunder7508]

The government call it progress! I call it vandalism! They do not care!

[@bethshadid2087]

Greed

[@stevedennis5557]

Just heartbreaking to see this to be torn down. Made my stomach ache!!! 🤯😪😪😪

[@suziel2849]

Such a crying shame to knock down these beautiful old homes. The craftsman ship on all parts of the building, lead lighting, ceilings, timber work etc is never replicated nowadays. My Grandparents had a very similar home. Thanks Paul.

[@Jacquie571]

What amazingly beautiful home,so sad, my doctors is down the road so had to drive past these beautiful places, it’s such a shame that they can pull these down...keep em coming xx

[@user-randi1987]

This place is really, really nice. Got some nice furniture left behind too. What a shame it's going to be destroyed. Have a hard time viewing it as progress. Thanks Paul

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

This was almost too painful to watch and I gasped when you showed the salvage part. A beautiful home that was so well built. So sad. I know that you said the houses over the fence wouldn't be affected, but they will when they have the noise of the traffic closer to them. I don't suppose that they would have expected that when they chose to live there and wonder whether they will be compensated. I bet quite a few decide to move away and another community will be broken up.

[@williamradford8817]

What a find. Top part of a wall unit, big LG TV. Loads of character, the lovely plaster work on the ceilings. abandoned furniture, nice double mattress with a big flower patterned cover

[@conniespiteri7623]

This house is just beautiful. Developers destroying our heritage SHAME ON YOU ALL!!!

[@mariaday8040]

Thank you for documenting this Paul. I feel absolutely sick that these irreplaceable homes are gone forever for a stupid road ?! In Melbourne many years ago, they actually tried to do the same thing on Punt Road but for whatever reason didn't happen. There was a huge public outcry as most of the homes there are over 100 years old.

[@HoneyBee-ge2wx]

WOAH!! That was such a beautiful home, I would have loved to live there..

[@lindalong2297]

Lovely tour and follow up. Thank you.

[@sweetypie9711]

OMG what a magnificent home... such a waste 😭

[@tisjstme5315]

There is a lot of beautiful homes in that bunch.

[@terriemery5687]

It's disgusting that the government can do this.

[@juliepatchouli3944]

This house looks like a place that was very loved. This is such a shame that beautiful classic house is going to be levelled.

[@lindawilkinson551]

Sad day for this family. Love the ceiling decorations, beautiful house gone to soon.

[@theresedoherty8603]

Yes, very sad. A beautiful home & well maintained. Bless their new home, wherever they moved.

[@jackiepierce1467]

Of all of your videos I've seen. I think this one is the most impressive. The woodwork is amazing. I love the stained glass. Pocket doors are amazing features, but are rare, it seems in the states. I think I may have seen pocket doors in one other video of yours. (I admit, I have not seen all your videos.) The ceilings are spectacular. Such amazing features. Love the window seat and box in the front bedroom. That would be my bedroom. Amazing!! LOVE the bathroom. I would not change a thing. The kitchen is a bit of a disappointment, not in size, but in style. BUT, the fact it has a big, nice pantry makes up for a lot. I cannot get over the size of the bedrooms. They are huge! I even like the second bathroom, even though the backdoor opens into the toilet. It's a great house. Wish it could be picked up and put down in the USA. I would put a bid in on it. Thanks for sharing

[@shelleyd124]

This was such a beautiful house......so sad. I don’t understand why someone went to all the time and expense to collect all that wine and don’t take it......

[@claire040776]

I would say that the wine was very expensive ..... I mean there was a bottle of Spumante in amongst it all - Spumante aka a 2 buck chuck

[@icatz]

It's called eminent domain here in the US. That house would be my dream house. I love the glass and the pocket doors, the ceilings and pretty much everything else. So sad. 🌹

[@maristresemann4552]

What a shame they basically steal their property. I couldn't imagine loosing a home like that. My favorite was the front and back porches.