Abandoned -Strange old European style cottage with stuff left behind.

[@sheilacarter4741]

Amazing video!!! I am hooked on your videos now. Can not even imagine living there.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Love also exploring! These are good videos!

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Hope you subed. He has a great ghost hunting channel as well.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

@@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803 He has a great ghost hunting channel as well.

[@marceloswifeboricua]

Love your explorations. You really respect the houses you go to. Salutations from Upstate New York!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Elizabeth thanks so much for watching and the support! :-) Yep I just really love filming houses and feeling the energy of each house. So many stories to tell and so much interesting questions they make you ask. :-)

[@marceloswifeboricua]

Yes. When I see you exploring, I just imagine who lived there and what was their life was like too! Thumbs up!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Elizabeth! I really enjoy that part too, and walking around these place asks so many questions and makes you try think what it was like back then. :-)

[@meganpaull6140]

Wow great place hmm like the green, the flower curtains were very eye popping, groovy, I like how the place is hidden in the trees cool kitchen well done

[@sandraromano8919]

Those curtains are right out of the 60's. Nice find.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha True Sandra, the owners really loved GREEN!!!!!! Too much haha, although the green stove was neat! :-)

[@joandunn7172]

Bit of nostalgia there. Thank you.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Joan, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)

[@michaelbrodie2739]

Wow fantastic find. Love the stoves. A1 Video.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers mate, one day may take another drive out there to revist. Cheers for watching :-)

[@jeanettemcdonald5779]

Thats an amazing old cottage, love the stove and the bike.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Very low ceilings in this one, like old english cottages I thought. They loved green too! haha :-)

[@baylaschauer3122]

This was a cool little house, I was surprised at how bright those curtains were in the bedroom. Look like they were just hung!

[@urbexindigo5164]

I know! They looked very good on the camera too against the dark grim rest of the room. :-)

[@nicolettaciccone1004]

I love the country houses because they are wide open not like in the city, the houses are been built very small sizes and very narrow. Nice video!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Nicoletta Ciccone and thanks for watching. Yep I enjoy the country ones too because they are mostly always free from vandals so it is natural decay if they are run down. Have another old decayed country house to upload this week. :-)

[@nicolettaciccone1004]

Urbex Indigo I will be waiting for the next video! Thank you for sharing.

[@johnhazelgrove1616]

The shed out back was a laundry / wash room - the little tub was an old fashioned boiler to wash clothes, but there does appear to be 2 taps on the wall above it; maybe that 'chimey' to the right of it was an improvised water heater.. it sort of makes sense to concentrate all functions requiring water to be localised in one space: Curiously, the round kitchen sink seems more contemporary.. Great find !

[@sedoragreen8028]

Great video. Very interesting to see such an old, old home. Very nicely done.

[@kathleenmalabes7215]

And l liked the old stove. wish l could have seen this house many years before. Good find

[@urbexindigo5164]

This one is an odd ball in a n odd spot. when that creek rises this place must get flooded easily! lol

[@janetdeloach4712]

What an odd cottage. Green was the color. This place seems old with those low ceilings. It must have been a cozy home to the original family. Sad to see so many abandoned houses in the country. Lovely area for a farm. Great explore. I wouldn't be brave enough to go in this or any abandoned house now.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Janet I have only seen maybe one or two other homes that display this odd design and they are no where near this one but are veryold also. Seems perhaps European witht he very low ceilings? Green was the theme indeed! haha :-)

[@anitapresnell6403]

The old Malvern Star! I had one of those when I was 10,back in the 1970s. Good explore!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Anita 😁 this is one of my very early explores! Cheers for watching 🙂👍

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

If only those trees could talk ! They knew how to build homes back in those days. The kichen was cool ! The sink was a trip. Only saw some like that in Colonial homes from way back minus the bit under the sink. But they had handles on the 'sink' to pick up the water to dump. Also seen in old slave quarters in the south. You always pick the nicest music that sets the mood. Nothing like learning from the best on making videos. Someone sure liked the color green & so do I. A green bike? Cool. I have an Urban Ironhorse bike, mountain tires, red & silver bike, very sturdy well built one with a big basket in the front. Love it.

[@urbexindigo5164]

This is definitely the Green House! haha. I like the green too. I happy you liked the music as this one i made, most of my videos particularly the early ones have music and background ambient tunes that I compose as I`m also right into music production. The music in my Ghost hunting channel is all my compositions also. :-) My more recent videos on here i`m using non copy right tunes from youtube library. I can make some ok music but there are some beautiful free tunes on youtube library.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

@@urbexindigo5164 Did you know that in France there is a monument honnoring the Australians for all of their brave efforts in the 1st World War? This year marks 100 years since the 1st World War ended. On 1 Sept. 1 Peronne fell to the Australians. States the Australian battalions led a magnificent headlong attack, which ultimately repelled the Invaiders. In the "2018 special edition" commemorative pamphlet published by the Communes of the Somme Valley, this organization's President wrote: "Let's never forget Australia."💖 War is horrible but it is nice to remember what was done & how bravely people fought & to never forget the price that is paid for freedom. This gets off the video a bit... but I thought you might like to know what your country & it's people mean to the whole world. And such talented folks too !

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

@@urbexindigo5164 I was jealous of the ghosts in that old hospital. We heard a little bit of your music, the ghosties got to hear it all. Seriously I bet there were sprites cheered up by your playing there. Bet they were sorry to hear you go. I wonder if they get lonely & if so, why do they stay there?

[@janwarriner5037]

What a cool find!

[@leeannehalls7950]

Another great video, thank you

[@urbexindigo5164]

No worries Leeanne and thanks for watching and your support! :-)

[@leeannehalls7950]

Always. 😊

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

It is Leeanne! :)

[@vandahuman8522]

Another interesting video. Love the little table / stool you used to keep the door open

[@shirleybaughman4512]

Really old house. Such colorful walls inside! Wonder if a family or just a couple lived there. They must have been so happy when it was built. Curiosity is such a part of exploring. Thanks!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Very low ceilings too Shirley! Reminds me of the old simple early settler cottages. They really love the color green in this one! hehe :-)

[@alfonsofernandezdemiguel8909]

Greetings from Básque Country buddies! Rock On!

[@wilmamiller2271]

Lots of cobwebs and bees a nice huge tree out back

[@sarahstrong7174]

Liked that old kitchen. The ancient stove with the cupboard next to it for the wood. Nice collection of shades of green there. Interesting that they got electricity installed but not water. I wonder if they liked the water from that creek? Perhaps they couldnt afford to get both installed. Maybe sourcing wood for the old stove was harder than fetching water for the sink? I think you are right that this has not been lived in for a long time. Was that draining board stainless steel though? That looked from about 1970 but could be earlier. We had a stainless steel draining board in the newly built house we moved into in 1966. I think the previous house had a wooden one, although that was built around 1960. Thankyou for sharing your visit. You have a good voice for doing this sort of thing.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Sarah thanks for going back and watching the older ones too! :-) They really loved green in here hey! haha, and not mains water or plumbing would have been interesting lol.

[@AbandonedForgottenAustralia]

Nice find. It makes you wonder how no family take ownership once the owners pass on.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah it sure does make you wonder Devils Donuts, this house just sits there in the trees hidden. Must be at least 100 years old easy.

[@AbandonedForgottenAustralia]

it'll be knocked down when that main road needs the space

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

Great video as usual

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Great video..as usual ! Nice old bike & old bed frame in there. Neat old kitchen stuff but no taps at the sink ? Odd. & that green color on the walls ?.To much for my taste..lol Thanks... love your channel.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hahaha it definitely was the green house! Green green green green! Even the bike was green! :-) Thanks for the support Shirley I really appreciate it.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

@@urbexindigo5164 You were transported to the Wizard of Oz we know. Lol My 1st car was green with a black top. At Ft Dix, New Jersey I needed a door for my apt & went into the older section where run down barracks were, & I hid my car in tall grass so the MPs wouldn't catch me. Came back with the door an hr or so latter & the sun had gone down. Took about 2 hrs to find my car in the dark. Duh!! Bright moce, hide the GREEN CAR, BLACK TOP in tall grass. Was back before cell phones ect. At least I didn't do what an MP (military police) did with his girl friend. They park in the middle of no where, take their clothes off put in the front seat, they get in the back of his PATROL CAR & go for it. The back doors automatically lock. 😀😁😃Yup ! They were stuck in there till other MPs finnelly found them. Opps!

[@lauriebullot]

Great Video. That oven was amazing prob worth a Bob or two.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Laurie, yeah there was atleast a couple of cool things left behind in this one. They really loved Green too! :-)

[@lauriebullot]

Urbex Indigo ... must have had a job lot of green paint.

[@kenem1946]

Fascinating video, Paul. August 11, 2024

[@carolinejamison1380]

You do great video and commentary. One suggestion. No matter where you find entrance, make your way to the front entry and begin your tour there. It will make more sense of the rooms in the home. Otherwise, keep on doing what you do!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Caroline! :-0 I do try to do that most of the time haha :-)

[@crystalcat1317]

Those old laundries with concrete tubs would have a copper tub too for boiling the white sheets and towels. Would have to stir contents with a stick. My nan's old place in Goulburn NSW had one.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Crystal Cat yes you are spot on! And I have found them in a couple other homes too! :-) Back when things were simple. Thanks for watching :-)

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Interesting find, I have a coal range in my house. I have wooden doors on my bathroom. I would guess the orginal people living here were not very tall. The bike just parked up was a surprise as was the colourful curtains. Thank you for posting

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Wendy! This one is a very odd home but very interesting even in bad shape. They really love green too! haha Cheers Wendy :-)

[@patriciamank5694]

Hey Paul. I wonder why the ceilings were so low? Looked like a huge rain barrel under the front 'porch'. Like that old stove. Great video as always

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thats what made me think of a European or old english style cottage with the low ceilings , thanks for watching :-)

[@velmaramos2898]

Great vedio

[@kym7710]

very nice fine love the old push bike that would be worth some thing theses days and i notice a quick glimpes of the old kitchen exhaust fan in the ceiling and that one would of gone nice with my other ones that i have in my collection

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kym, yes this is an older video so I missed the exhausrt fan again lol. Cheers for watching :-)

[@julzcares]

Possibly an early Victorian cottage, built by European settlers in the region. The cottage looks like has had an extension later on where the concrete walls are seen on the outside. The front veranda section where the red brickwork posts are seen, looks like may have been added later on as well. Dotted here and there with some 1970s additions with the curtains in the same room as the good old Malvern Star bike. Low ceilings were common for the working class and the more grandeur homes had higher ceilings. Thanks Urbex Indigo for your interesting footage.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Julz thanks for watching! The previous owners really love green hey! haha :-) I think your assessment is a good one too! And they lived very basic with water from the tank and stream. Probably was very old as the original section with those low ceilings. Add ons and concrete to try keep it updated. Cheers Julz :-)

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

there was a water tap in the little out building where you saw the toilet paper roll. low ceilings? our elders were all so much shorter. My mom was 5ft2in. All 7 of her kids were taller than her.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Elizabeth and thanks for watching! :-) Yes it seems that people were shorter and apparently the old European and English style cottages were low ceilings to heat the homes better. Doors were narrower too back then as people were thinner also. lol :-)

[@plainwhitewrapper2098]

Wow it’s a good one l can usually date a house but not that one that old wood burning. Stove very early 1900s ? Good find

[@plainwhitewrapper2098]

Oh and FYI you can date stuff if it has a number on it time it was made and the day and year read it backwards

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah mate I was really not sure either as there looks to be concrete added over bricks at some point and the front verandah is not really in tune with the cottage style interior.....lol I do not know heaps but i found it a mixed bag of intrigue. Thanks for watching :-)

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

LinusMC , love old stoves also! :)

[@sarahstrong7174]

I wonder when that was last occupied given that there was no running water but electricity had been installed? I wonder if it was used for storage after the people living there had left?

[@mkuebler5]

weird bodgy house. No plumbing in main house drain from sink stops at outside wall would have left a nice swampy spot outside the kitchen window. I was trying really hard to make sense of the floors. One minute looks like boards then it looks like just dirt floor in spots. Those pink and green curtains are really sort after by vintage material collectors if in good condition. People pay good money for them on etsy. Good to see you getting more views too yay!

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Hey Mike!! I wouldn't have known about this ch & his cool ghost ch if it haddn't been for YOU. "THANK U" very much. Your last vid was a trip, going into such a house where the support posts were slanted so much & sideways. My heart was beating fast, "just get out of there safely!! " talking to my phone. You gently walk on the floor & the desk shakes...oh my. That unbelievable gross bed!! I think someone died there & was left there for some time. Then you state not to touch anything, then you go through that box, was so funny. "Now Michel, don't touch anything." Then we go through the box !😁😃😆 You have a great sence of humor, always fun to see what you're up to. But when you showed us the outside of the house & those posts I nearly fell off my chair. Good on ya for setting goals & going for them. Brave of you to go in there. What was in that case? Ever find out? Might be info on the house. NO, don't go back inside that house ! I'd be stupid enough to slid under the house very quickly To get that little tin box. Wot might be in there, to hide it under the house? I find tin boxes lots of times, buried to hide from the British since 1812 with really nice jewelry, got a wooden box of silverware that was wrapped in a tarp. One lucky couple while walking their dog found accupple of tins with gold coins ! Are can tops worth anything, 😉cause I find tons of junk, but find nice stuff 2, metal detecting. Bet you would also around those old homes & places.

[@anaixtar6793]

This was a smashing bit of modern archaeology! It really didn't present as much at first glance, but as the layers were peel'd back there was quite a story here. Or maybe I just have a vivid imagination....;) Where to start?... I couldn't miss that originally it a simple stone cottage that later had the concrete room additions. That fire place held a small treasure- an old coal grate with its Fireback - that, cleaned up -if it isn't cracked- it is worth something. (Same thing for that bicycle- some oil, a bit of of air in the tyre's and it could ridden off) The central core stone house is definitely old; those drop ceilings were add'd at some point of 'modernizing' (30's maybe?) the house- but one room kept its wood lath.... the electric light fixtures dropped down thru this ceiling during the 'upgrading'". Those low doors I have seem in many British cottages- dating back to the days of shorter people- but they also kept the ceilings lower, and thus the rooms warmer-- in theory anyway. I loved that built-in kitchen range, and did anyone notice the water heater tank on the left side with it's faucet tap? At least at some point in their history used had hot water. But it may not have continued- I saw no other hot water heating device. The electric stove was about as basic as they come, in contrast with that wood burning stove (I am going to assume it was wood and its hearth was that door on the right.) The stove's brickwork was well done, and says that somebody there once could do decent work- probably very early on-- but the subsequent occupiers weren't so prosperous or clever.... evidenced by that electric stove and other crude/simple items. I was mystified by the lack of running water in the kitchen....No plumbing!..... yet there is a creek outside; ground water must be only a metre or so below surface..... why did these people never dig even a shallow well? An electric pump and pressure tank are easy-peasy to install..... they had the electric power..... life would have been SO much easier with so little effort. I also noticed that while the kitchen sink had a drain, it just went thru the wall and dump'd immediately outside. This, plus the weird wash house with its place for some sort of canister toilet, a bathtub-sort of contraption (note the faucets but where came the water?) --- a primitive paraffin heater -- all say to me that life here was about as basic as it comes- bordering on purposefully austere. For example, why live without a well?.. or a separate outhouse? Maybe those subsequent occupiers were more Neanderthal than I'd care to think. . Thank you for posting this- it was a fun bit of anthropology/archaeology.....:)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Many many questions and wonders on this one and I think you may be on the money with the people just wanting to live as simple as possible because it certainly looks this way. The house is in a gully by a creek hidden in the trees so it would be a great way to just feel like your off the grid a bit. Walking out over the creek again it looks to be on a farmers property and I think they have used it as a bit of a storage shed by the look of the drums and odd things sitting around. I enjoyed it because it really felt like stepping back to an older mindset of thinking. Thanks for watching! :-)

[@paulanull8731]

Small FYI: Many times in those days the well was found and house built around it. The kitchen sink or very nearby inside the kitchen had a pump to use for water. It was used for dishes and hot water etc. The old pumps were valuable and often taken out to use else where.

[@vickyburgess162]

I wonder how many people lived in this house over it’s life time, if the walls could talk.. I think it has been abandoned a lot longer than 02. To much damage. great video. Thanks.

[@urbexindigo5164]

This one was very much Green orientated Vicky! Even the bike! lol. Yes a lot of memories stored in the wall here I would think. Yep the paper may have been put there by a squatter maybe Thanks for watching :-)

[@vickyburgess162]

Urbex Indigo your welcome i really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks

[@joharmon2148]

Strange house, there was plumbing in that shed, so looks like a tub and there is that big sink, but no toilet hmmm maybe your right it was just a bucket. Neat find Indigo. But putting your case on the floor was a no no uck

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Jo thanks for watching! :-) Almost a Hippy set up it was that basic. I guess a very a house was adjusted slightly over times to enable simple living to continue. They love the color green too! :-)

[@mamamia2534]

The curtains looks new to me but most part of the house are so dusty ,rusty...careful might dangerous...take care..scary part of d house.....

[@janehickenbottom9200]

It’s interesting how the bedroom was the cleanest and the least destroyed room.

[@urbexindigo5164]

And a green bike kept safe and untouched in there too. Nice observation Jane, Green was their fav color it seems! lol Thanks for watching :-)

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

The front inside is the color I painted my apt when I was in the Army. (at-1:50) I wouldn't put my bag down might get bed bugs & such on it, just saying.

[@monicamartinez5502]

Lovely the cottage. What state is the cottage of

[@shannonyeates1359]

Hi! Love your channel very much. My only whinge is please, please stop swinging your camera around so quickly! Its very dizzying. This house is very interesting. Like many houses though leaves you with more questions.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Shannon Yeates thanks for watching and the support! Yes I definitely can be more wary of the camera movements as sometimes when I am using my eyes to assess and look around i`m also moving the camera at the same pass which does not come through clear for you guys. I liked this house because it was very deceiving and interesting the more I looked through. :-)

[@vickyburgess162]

I don't think the tenants will get their bond back on that place. lol. enjoying your videos. :]

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha Vicky that bond is as good as gone.......30 years ago! haha. Very green house! Thanks for watching :-)

[@kathleenmalabes7215]

How are you? Iwould say this house is from the 50s and 40s maybe before. l likedd the old fireplace

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hard to pin point a date Kathleen but that old green stove could go well back to the 20`s at least. They really loved the color green! lol Tucked away in a little creek gully this one. :-)

[@floyd201149]

... any chance the little outer shed was a sauna?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Absolutely! I did not think of that. :-) Thanks for the comment and watching. :-)

[@Ken0604]

With all the spider webs I would feel like they where crawling all over me. lol Better be watching out for those snakes. Just found your channel and subscribed. Where are you from?

[@williamradford9631]

very old hose, very old built in stove. Few items left behind, a woman's bike abandoned, old fashioned curtains with 70s patterns

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey William. Very old indeed, those low ceilings are very European. They loved the color green too! :-)

[@donettemiller7817]

I'm just wondering if there were maybe "Little People", that lived there. They had a lot working in the circus & in Hollywood, like The Wizard of Oz. It would account for the low ceilings & doorways. Was there a well where they would have drawn water or another source? Odd no taps in the kitchen, but they had electricity. Very odd. Thanks 💜👩🇺🇸

[@dalemulholland4469]

I live near a railroad and the noise is nothing like that damned highway..i hate interstate highways..lots of people move away from them..rather live near an airport...

[@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674]

Ps..Was that trespassing..??🤘🤔🤔

[@LL-sq8se]

Leprechauns,lived there ..maybe?😁👩‍🏭👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha thats a very good reason for the green love! hehe :-)

[@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674]

Whereabouts..??

[@louisarmstrong8863]

i think Fred and Wilma flintstone lived there barney rubble and betty lives next door? that's Dino's houses out the back?

[@jaxyab]

Get out of there! Touch nothing! I bet it was a cute little home back in the day though. Be safe.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey CHAZARD 123 thanks for stopping bye! :-)

[@malcolmquick3708]

Find a bee farmer in your area and tell them of any bee hives you find they will be very grateful

[@karensorensen7641]

Not so much to see. Again a close road. Thanks for checking it iut. Cali

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah not much left, just enough to tell us they loved the color green!!!! haha :-) Cheers Cali

[@colinl9018]

Probably belongs to the farmhouse next door, seen at start of video.

[@eiratovalancaster-elrick1496]

Definitely a European home, greeks, italians, Macedonians all love their dodgy building and low roofs, .... the bike is late 70s early 80s at a guess, my mum had one in blue when I was a kid, I was a 70s baby

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey thanks for watching! Cool, that makes sense as I could not place this house into a style I really knew. I`m a 70`s baby too! They really loved the green in this house!

[@libetsparks]

8:23

[@urbexindigo5164]

Someone looking in through the window?? :-)

[@libetsparks]

Possibly a small child ?

[@roystad8916]

Man I wish you wouldn't whisper so much it's starting to freak me out,lol.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Lol

[@mariayannosays6764]

Too old to be renovated, needs to be dimolished. I know why you were whispering, so to not wake the "skeletons in the closet " 😏