Abandoned- Quirky 70`s Time warp in a 20`s Bungalow! Plus another classic 60`s home

Hey house lovers and explorers!
This upload I take you through another 2 homes. The first being built in 1960 and has a blend of both vintage eras of the 50`s and 60`s. Retro kitchen/Bathroom and living room all reminders of the emphasis on style and entertaining. Added real estate pics give more depth once again.
The second home is one of the most quirky ones I have filmed and thankfully there are some rreal estate pics to showcase just how much of a 70`s time warp this place was.
It was a 1920`s transitional style bungalow that had additions and alterations to create an upstairs living area along with a granny or in law flat adapted downstairs. A real fun home that has now been demolished also.
Hope you all enjoy the tours, cheers for watching :-)

[@Prieze868]

Italians and Greeks that come out in the 50s love this style of home

[@jenniferjacobs228]

it's just so sad. The homes built in the 50's and 60's were labours of love by people who lived through WW2 and really appreciated having a safe, solid, comfortable home for their family. My dad kept our family home in Melbourne immaculately for nearly 60 yrs until he had to sell it and go into care. People lived in it for a couple of yrs and then it was sold to a huge conglomerate, demolished and now is being built what looks like a huge block of units. heartbreaking. He passed before this happened so he hasn't had to see what they did to his beloved home. Thank you so much for documenting these homes. The pink bathroom is divine.And the house is in great condition. Criminal to demolish it, imo. The 2nd house, did you take note of the amazing Art Deco brick wall on the backyard shed? Looks original .

[@urbexindigo5164]

I enjoyed reading this about your Father and his love for his home. It makes you realize even more the memories and lives these old homes have accommodated and now gone :-( Cheers for watching Jennifer :-)

[@oliviarinaldi5963]

I'm in the US and I watch a lot of urbex of abandoned homes. I find it so interesting to see the difference in the homes. My ex with whom I am still good friends, was born and raised in Brisbane. Listening to you is like hearing him lol. He once told me there were very few abandoned homes in Australia bc they demoed them pretty quickly. I watch a guy who does what you do in America. Some of the houses he goes in are from 1750 until early 1900s. And so many have everything left behind. I find it so very sad.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Interesting! I had a "discussion" with an man not long ago who was deriding Americans for tearing things down and not fixing them and revering them as they did in Australia where they never tore old homes down! When I told him there was a channel I watched that turned his statement on its head, he demanded to know where all this demolition of old homes was going on. He practically had a stroke when I told him Adelaide - turns out that's where he lives! He wasn't happy when I asked him where he thought the vacant land came from for all the new construction and endless blocks of units going up everywhere and pointing out that he surely would have noticed if all that land had always been vacant. Sadly, he didn't take the question well. Nor, I noticed, did he ever ask the name of this channel where he could view it for himself. Just an interesting juxtaposition of views between "everything gets demoed" and "nothing gets demoed".

[@vickimorrow1674]

Love the videos where you edit the real estate photos into each room

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you like them Vicki :-)

[@susanorr7535]

Glad the family met you and found out that you have a channel so they can see their home forever as a video.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Susan :-) Cheers for watching

[@marilyndenler1370]

The last house was like peeling an onion…so many layers of different wall coverings. It’s always interesting to see the real estate photos. It would be so nice if a family saw those photos and were able to buy the home before a money hungry developer got their hands on the home and destroyed it. 😢 Paul, thanks for filming .

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@unicornhal]

I wish I could have one of these homes. I love the old homes because they have history and great bones. I feel that it is ashame to lose so much.

[@shawnjackson6242]

You can see the beauty of these houses once had

[@terimckay4128]

Just subscribed. I am in the US & grew up in what we'd call a 1960 ranch home. Fast forward to the present, I was lucky enough to find a very similar home to purchase. Huge, pre energy-crisis windows. A "stone" fireplace wall, just crying for a sunburst clock (and yes, I have one). Also the ever-so-modern stovetop built into the counter & the oven in the wall, and they still work well. I am having so much fun decorating, trying to walk the line between nostalgic and tacky!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Teri, welcome to the channel :-) Your homes sounds awesome and I like the idea of the sunburst clock on the fireplace wall. Cheers for watching :-)

[@sparky0803]

Thank you for filming these! I LOVE the built ins in the older homes!

[@AlexisTwoLastNames]

i love how eccentric the floor plans of these homes are lol. that 20s to 70s home is very cool. i’ve always loved maze-like or strangely-designed layouts lol

[@tilly6973]

That EXACT wallpaper in the first room in the second house was in my childhood bedroom!🤗

[@harukotakanashi1927]

I love your voice, thank you for your video.

[@denisewatson5295]

I love both of these old houses 🏘. What a shame that they are going to be demolished. I'm glad that the owners got to get some photos 📸 of the house before it was destroyed 😀.

[@cynthiaprice1261]

Great stuff Paul, thank you. I'd move into the first house in a heartbeat. 😁 See you next week and take care.

[@jarr1520]

The Modern Maid brand was born in the 1950s, the offspring of the successful Tennessee Stove and Manufacturing company. Tennessee Stove dates back to 1904 when it was started by J.L. Caldwell in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The company stayed in the family, as L. Harkwick Caldwell took over the position of company president in 1961. In 1965, the company adopted Modern Maid as its name. The progressing years brought expansion to Modern Maid, with the addition of dishwashers and microwave ovens to its product lines. Modern Maid merged with McGraw-Edison in 1972 and then sold to Raytheon in 1979. Eventually, the brand was sold to the Maytag company though production of appliances under the Modern Maid name ceased.

[@mavahuth5044]

You definitely know your history. Did you work for one of those companies?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey John thanks heaps for the info! :-) Been coming across a few of these style stoves lately! Cheers for watching too! :-)

[@jarr1520]

@@urbexindigo5164 Cheers! Love your work.

[@sielorstout1213]

Aaaaaahhhh…that sewing machine in the opening credits….❤❤❤❤❤

[@catb-w5212]

Love the pink bathroom when I was a young girl I use to make the soap dish holder they also used to same design in the water spout

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@jennydoucette2538]

this was a cute, cozy, homelike lived in home

[@elizabethturel78]

Really fascinating to see the differences in the buildings. The second house reminds me of why I hate wallpaper, ha. Thanks for the walk-throughs.🤗

[@jessicag4195]

That second one is my favorite! I love seeing all that funky tile work. Especially the blue and orange tile in the main kitchen. BEAUTIFUL!

[@leewarwick6592]

These homes are lovely, what a pure shame to knock down

[@customscreenprinting]

Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video with me about Abandoned- Quirky 70`s Time warp in a 20`s Bungalow! Plus another classic 60`s home it was a really nice homes and i am glad i watched it i really enjoyed your channel i am from the U.S.A and i always support your channel and God Bless.

[@susiegnall3971]

Two beautiful homes! Along with your great videos, it’s always an added bonus to see real estate photos! You get a glimpse of the beautiful furnishings that complimented the homes! Thank you!

[@maristresemann4552]

Interesting choices in decor! Was cool to see the different layers of wallpaper and flooring throughout the second.

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

the pink bathroom is so pretty,

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep, those retro bathrooms are always great to find Elizabeth. Cheers for watching :-)

[@litaheffley6990]

They both were nice places back in the day wow hahaha that was cool urbex I heard them sweet always a great video cheers 🍻

[@christinetrianta9185]

Thanks once again Paul ❤

[@almaberthelson6139]

Oh geez I want the pink bathroom an the crystal door knobs! Love them.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Alma, thanks for watching :-)

[@mamiebobb4173]

That first house is a dream! (I paused the video and haven't seen the second one yet.) I fell in love with the first one as soon as I saw that fabulous kitchen. A kitchen that holds a nice big table so everyone can eat there is right out of my childhood! And I could cook on that stove right now. It's great!

[@mamiebobb4173]

I just watched the rest of house #1 and I'm even more in love with it. I could bake a killer lemon meringue pie in that oven with lemons from my own tree. And my poor weak brain is figuring out how we're going to decorate than long mantle for the holidays! (I obviously need to get a life)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you are enjoying this one especially the first house. It`s great to ponder about how we could live in their and how we could arrange our settings! :-)

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@mamiebobb4173 I know it's been a couple of months, but I missed this one and am "catching up". I couldn't agree more about that first home. When Paul thought at first that it was a newer range, I was like, "Nope! That baby's original and a dream!" That kitchen! ❤ ETA: Nope, I'm the one who was wrong. That brand name didn't exist until 1965. It had a different name prior. I thought it was original since we had one very like when I was growing up in the 60s and the clock was confusing!

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Thanks for these two, Paul! I'm just now seeing it and enjoyed them thoroughly. I can't believe I missed seeing you caught out by the owners! Well, previous owners... I really loved the first house. So many memories brought back and it's obvious that home was well loved. Such a shame as it was still a perfect home for a sweet little family. The second was interesting. Clearly loved since the family returned to say a final farewell. Less my tastes - I lived through the 70s and there were lots of, shall we say, *questionable* home decor choices from that decade and into the next! 😂

[@gloriaklug2411]

Just joined your page and let me say I loved every minute of your guiding us threw these lovely homes. Great job, Gods Blessings

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Gloria :-) Welcome to the channel, so glad you are enjoying these videos. Many more to come 🙂

[@orionwarren4244]

Great explore, Paul! Shame about either home scheduled foe demolition but the 20s home had character for days. No surprise the former owners wanted to give the old gal a proper send-off!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching OR :-)

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

The panelling is great!

[@monicaking2140]

That mantelpiece is so beautiful

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes it was Monica :-) Cheers for watching

[@sandypritchard6216]

Very enjoyable. I love to see the real estate pics..before the places where hammered down.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@judyroberds9622]

The ceiling corners in the child’s bedroom so cool

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

The cabinet in a closet would be good for a dorm room!

[@anitapresnell6403]

That first house was a nice surprise. Love the pink bathroom and the huge living area. The glass doors were lovely too. Wish they still made homes like this now instead of the quick slap up jobs that are meant to be a home. The second house was lovely too. Very quirky.

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

another two beautiful parts of history gone very lucky that people like you video it and save it so people in the future can see how people use to live thank you Paul

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Kim :-) Thanks for watching again :-)

[@Nancy-kw8xz]

Hello Paul another two beautiful homes and once again it's sad to see them go I really like the pink and black bathroom it was really nice that the last owner got to take some photos great video thank you so much love from upstate New York

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

I was thinking "Minute Maid" Lemonade!

[@barbaralavoie1045]

The 20$ building was stunning at one time.

[@sandyprice921]

I would love to have either of these

[@kerriemccann8002]

Great work again Paul. 2nd house... What a mish mash Looks like someone let rip with the wood panels.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Kerrie :-) Yep the second one they certainly did not hold back haha :-)

[@Bluerose888]

That must of been sad for the owners to see there house in that condition. I love they way you say cheers bye at the end of every video. I wait til you say it, before I pause and go to the comments. So Cheers, Bye to you til next week.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Bluerose! And Cheers to you! :-)

[@meganpaull6140]

🌟Hi Paul! Very nice homes uniquely different. Aww that was a nice gesture for the family to come and say goodbye to I’m sure lots of wonderful memories. Loved the pink bathroom and the huge spa bath! Thank you so much again always love our weekend dates! 🤭🌟😊❤️x :-)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks so much for watching again Megan, glad you enjoyed :-)

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

I like the corner look!

[@sarahstrong7174]

I like all the built in units in the bedrooms.

[@A_Pretty_Sweet_Life]

2 Beauties ❤️❤️the family will have your video as a keepsake as well 🏡🏡

[@lisaturner3130]

Love your videos here in Derbyshire England. Thank you x

[@mdelannoy3495]

Very nice vidéo 👍👍I have been following you every week for a long time it is a pleasure to watch keep it up ✌️✌️😸😸😸😺👋👋👋

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thank you so much 😀 Many many more videos to come M Delannoy :-)

[@georgegraham3342]

Hi Paul. Catching up on some of your older explorations. The first house - “Wonderheat” was a very efficient briquettes heater in the 60’s. They had a factory in Croydon, an eastern suburb of Melbourne. My parents had one and the heat, even turned down low, was stifling! The only drawback was cleaning the ash out every morning.

[@servicedogkyzanna1761]

Oh, Paul- I so want that 2nd home...... why are they taking it down?-SDK Thanks for going back, and respecting their time with it!

[@helenpike]

Always loved the open plan living of the 50's home's. You can't go past that Pink and Black bathroom, always a stunner. The second home was Eclectic for an Eccentric during it's life. Wow, what a mix of wallpaper, timber finishes and floor coverings. Multiple layer's of history in it's journey. How awesome to have met the Owner's, I'm sure they were very grateful to know you were documenting their home for an ever keep sake...😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Helen! Keep up the great work scouting locations and thanks for watching :-)

[@helenpike]

Not a problem, thanks .😊

[@minimad8432]

The 1st house, Wow that bathroom so cool SO PINK lol was still a very nice home before demo started. The 2nd house Oh that white and green wall paper that screams 70's infact the whole house screams 70's, that kitchen peeling back to times gone past, from a 'Smashing' decade to a bathroom to match. Thanks for sharing... Cheers MM---> 'Average Smuck' :) haha

[@cincyzoe]

The stove in the 1960s home was a 1970 stove because of the clock. The analog flip clocks were popular in the early 70s. Beautiful 1960s home. 🥰 I wish my parents would have had the money to buy a home that nice when I was a kid in the 60s. In the US, our builders had no respect for the bourgeois middle class. We all had ticky-tacky little houses. 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Zoe Jean :-) Yes we have some nice middle class homes here, shame they are being bulldozed, cheers for watching :-)

[@cincyzoe]

@@urbexindigo5164 Progress, they say. 😒 Thank goodness those ‘old girls’ have their own knight in shining armor who wants us all to remember them. 😊

[@susanurbanczyk9084]

Oooh the pink bath is a treasure. I also love the vents in the ceiling. Very elegantly done. I am very partial to the driveway design and the garage tile floor in the second house. The 70's into the early 80's is my least favorite period for design. The most fun part of this house is the different periods of wallpaper that is exposed from all the paneling being removed. The blue with roses wallpaper in the bath is very pretty. It is so sweet the family that came back to say goodbye to their home. I feel a bit sad for them. Thank you again Paul for two great home shares. Waving hello from a rainy fall Saturday in Maine.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks again Susan for the great comments :-) Yes the family were very nice, wish I found out a bit more from them. Many layers of decor and memories in that one no doubt. Cheers for watching Susan :-)

[@wernersadventures8330]

These places were cool Paul definitely the 2nd one loved the upstairs retro style living. Im glad the owners let you film there home to go take care my friend and happy exploring cheers.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed them Werner. Yeah the second one I really wanted to film fully in tact. Just missed it lol. Cheers for watching :-)

[@lyndahollins2881]

Very Retro, My MIL's house in SA was very similar and was knocked down to build 2 units on about 3 years ago. very sad to see it gone.

[@chrisblair7118]

Both beautiful homes

[@patricialangford5380]

Hi Paul, Thanks so much great videos.

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

I live there. Love it

[@JamieM470]

That's an original Mid-Century Modern piece at 3:38. It's gorgeous. I can't believe the owners left it there.

[@urbexindigo5164]

My Mum has one like that but larger :-)

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

I thought the same!

[@doreendouglas932]

What a pair if beautiful homes, I really loved the first one however, the thick wood casings on the door frames, there totally awesome and make me melt, I really dis like when people paint them, I should have bought an older home, they have way more character.

[@urbexindigo5164]

I totally agree Doreen :-) Glad you are enjoying all the little details . Thanks for watching

[@beatehofmann9022]

So sad these old homes are gone for ever. The bathroom in the first home was nice. The second home was a little bit ying and yang😅Thanks for your awsome work. Greetings from Germany👋

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Beate :-) Thanks for your support and for watching :-)

[@barbaralavoie1045]

Love this home. Good sad. It’s going😔. On to the next 1920 s look.

[@brifren2]

Thank you so much for keeping all these houses alive in the collective memory, in the history of Australian architecture, while the actual urban mass slaughter of all those beautiful, precious buildings from the past is going on. Do you know if anything is salvaged during the demolitions? Like gorgeous wooden floors or tiles, stunning vintage/old eras bathroom parts, hardware like nice door knobs, vintage mirrors/furniture/cookers in good condition, etc... or are they all crushed by bulldozers and go to the landfill? Sorry about my ignorance, I'm from France and have no idea how it's done in Australia. I'm wondering in each of your amazing videos. The second house was pretty and charming especially from the outside (it was so cool you met the family), and the first house was like a dream home inside out, so healthy, so much light and space, great style and details - why but oh why can't they be saved and sold to people/families who would appreciate them and keep them in good condition? So sad the wall paper was all ripped in the second house but at least there were scraps left on the walls to film. If you took close up still photos of all the wall papers you came across in your exploration, you'd have an awesome album of wall paper samples throughout the last century, maybe a book, very valuable for historical and interior decoration purposes :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Bri Lor :-) Yes a lot of the nice features and interiors are saved but I have also seen a lot including nice furniture just crushed in the demolition! :-( Developers are encouraged to buy and cram more people in to existing suburbs and these old homes with yards are targeted. A book at some stage sounds like a great ideo, cheers for watching :-)

[@brifren2]

@@urbexindigo5164 Thank you, it's good to know that at least some things are saved! I wish there were supermen and superwomen swooshing in at the last minute to save all the special furniture and everything precious :) But you are already one, for saving all these unique places from oblivion :) And you're doing it in a very interesting, tasteful and respectful way, unlike some other channels. Great work!

[@Prieze868]

Last of the art deco bathrooms

[@jacquelinemunoz4716]

Thanks for sharing with us ❤ keep up the good work 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching Jacqueline :-) Glad you are enjoying

[@lindsandkev]

Rainy Sunday morning in Vic Paul, just got outta bed, good timing 😃

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Linda :-) Hope ya have a great day out of the rain, cheers for watching :-)

[@lindsandkev]

@@urbexindigo5164 thanks Paul 🤗😊

[@RC-lb6hk]

Nice presentation of these homes❤️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching R C :-)

[@thirdeyeview1111]

Hi Paul😊, just the video needed to calm the mind. TY…have a great day!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Your very welcome TEV :-) Hope you enjoy, thanks for watching

[@PeterMcginley77985621]

hi Paul, nice old bungalow home and classic 60s the old 60s style home you could tell looked pretty old but unbelievable style liked the staircase makes a difference when you show the pictures from real estate very nice lot of wallpaper on walls thank you for sharing another great video of your exploration Paul.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Peter and thanks heaps for watching again! :-)

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

It could be a great pantry!

[@vandahuman8522]

Love the mcm sideboard, wonder why they left it.

[@sarahstrong7174]

A mantle that gives you space to display all your knick knacks.

[@elmin82]

01:16 that looks classy

[@Prieze868]

May have had a briquette heater in an initially and then gone to a gas heater but done this looks like a 70s gas heater them that's in there now

[@yvonneevie5926]

wow very nice 😄shame its gone now

[@ghostrider9978]

Real nostalgia blast for me again mate. Love it . Thanks for your efforts again.👏

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it mate , thanks for watching again! :-)

[@ken_tiki5241]

That second house was …erm, unique. 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Lol yes indeed "Unique" Ken :-) Cheers for watching

[@gustavoaimar8927]

Sorry for the lack of knowledge, why are these houses demolished? What is the reason that forces people to leave them behind?

[@patrickb5783]

Oh oh, you got caught in a house, by the owners! Sounds like they were ok with it, I always wonder with urban explorers if this would happen. The second house so looked like a 70's styled decorum.

[@sarahbroom9577]

Loved the first house - but the second looked very dark and rather gloomy to my eyes (maybe because I really dislike 70s decor!). Interestingly, back in the mid 70s - my parents were seriously considering emigrating to Australia as 'ten pound poms' - especially as they were fairly recently married, and mum had attained her State Registered Nurse (SRN) qualification. For whatever reason, my parents never emigrated and myself and my sisters were born and raised here in Blighty 😊 For reasons I know not - watching todays video got me thinking how my life might be today had I been born and raised an Aussie, rather than a Brit, how plausible it would have been that I would have spent my 80s childhood in a home very similar in layout and decor to the properties explored in this video 😊 Anyway, I'm rambling on a bit now - thanks for the great upload and looking forward to next week's adventure 👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Sarah :-) I think you would have loved being as Aussie :-) But we Aussies have very heavy Brit influence obviously being under the commonwealth :-) Glad you can conjure up all these thoughts while enjoying these videos. Yeah 70`s not my fav but I do love seeing the over the top late 60`s early 70`s decors :-) Cheers for watching

[@sarahbroom9577]

@@urbexindigo5164 I probably would have loved to be an Aussie - The Aussies I know are brilliant 😊 If you ever come to the UK, I can arrange for you an 'explore' of my parents house, its a time capsule all of it's own 😁 Have a great week ahead.

[@urbexindigo5164]

@@sarahbroom9577 that would be awesome! 👍😁

[@urbexindigo5164]

@@sarahbroom9577 that would be awesome! 👍😁

[@JohnRay1969]

The second living quarters that open to the garage is servants quarters. The butler or live-in housekeeper has there own kitchen and access to the car and rear entrance to the home.

[@monafarmerrichmond6914]

Beautiful and sad 😭🥰

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

that paper covering the drawers was like I had as a child. I am 75

[@Prieze868]

Bathrooms were back in 1 or 2 years ago morso with retro patterns and geometric patterns and pink sinks eccetera maybe pink marble tiles picket tiles

[@pamelatripp8865]

Another good one paul really enjoyed it have u any idea what's going to happen once it's gone the second one was much older than the first again our heritage is taken just not fair

[@urbexindigo5164]

I will do a follow up and show what has replaced many of these old home. Cheers for watching Pamela :-)

[@AlexisTwoLastNames]

these videos are equally enthralling and so sad, because i know these homes are underappreciated and we have a culture of tearing down to rebuild. but hey. we wouldn't have period architecture to study and enjoy and compare to other periods without the demolition-rebuilding cycle.

[@traceytaylor2985]

2nd house just went on and on huge plot

[@agentofficerthomasa.porter107]

Paul is it more common to have abandoed Home's in Australia & Homes Torn Down than to Sell for the Back Taxes💵Owed or Sold To Restore & Lived in Again? The Neighbors don't know your making a Living from KZbin? always, Tommy🤠

[@urbexindigo5164]

Lol certainly not making a living from youtube as I work full time. This is just my passionate hobby. 🙂

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Were these, and the other homes you visit, up for sale for a period before they became 'condemned' ? Must have been 'flush' areas when first built, I wonder how the neighbours feel about all the proposed demolition and the effects on the area...

[@andrealacey4646]

so sad I wish I could own my own bungalow they make someone a lovely home bungalow's are so hard to come by

[@mavahuth5044]

You were there for a purpose. To film the house, so we could see it.😊 . Also how many owners did these houses have.?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Mava :-) Yes I sure was. I can try find out about the previous owners. Cheers for wathching

[@pennysartindukeduke4778]

I love this house 🏠 and I love watching your videos too. You're awesome My friend 😊😘 a kiss on your cheek 😊 LoL 😁💯❤️✌️😇☕

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thank you so much Penny, glad you are enjoying :-) Cheers for watching too!

[@veronicastulock4295]

Hello - I am loving all these videos but sad at the same time. These are houses ready for demolition but were "homes" to families so many years ago. I am from the United States and have always loved anything regarding homes either building, decorating, historic and architectural value and of course videos like this. Do you know I've actually shed a tear knowing that memories are becoming rubble. Your commentary is valuable to us so that we can imagine what some of the obscure rooms were used as. I was wondering WHEN these houses are going to be demolished are you allowed take anything from the property? Would you have to contact the owners or the city regarding something like this? I just can't see some of the concrete statues or grill work just going into landfill when it could be showcased in someone's yard. And what about the inside fixtures? I remember the one home you showed us had beautiful "bird vents" high on the wall. I have never seen anything remotely resembling this and just can't think of it as being pitched. I would love to be exploring houses like this with you. I never was into the modern stuff (from the 70's and beyond) but I do love looking at the mid century homes and APPRECIATE the real estate pics to get an idea of what it looked like before. I can go on and on but will stop with a THANK YOU for sharing a part of Australia's gorgeous homes with me.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Veronica :-) Thanks for watching and the great comments. I have seen many really well done salvage processes saving lots of things but I have also seen many things including nice furniture crushed and destroyed the the demolition :-( I have save some things over the years yes but only when I knew they were just about to be crushed instead of saved. I am glad you love all the details and little fixtures of these old homes as do I and I love filming them for you to see :-) Cheers for the support Veronica, more videos still to come :-)

[@kathyscheiman2715]

Sad to see the loss of our heritage & our history. Thank you documenting for Australia. P.s. Do you know why the homes were being demolished?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kathy :-) Most of the time they are demolished to make way for lots of units so more people can be crammed in to existing suburbs

[@suzyqualcast6269]

@@urbexindigo5164 Same story ALL over, well, here in 🇬🇧, anyway. It's the new build 'matcbboxes' , no gardens, that bug me.

[@Prieze868]

Yes I think the stove is a 70s model judging by the front this house would have had a chef the modern front the doors on the stove and the the grill are very 70s

[@maggiecousineau1877]

So sad to see these old homes with so much character being demolished.