THE SLEEPY HOLLOW ABANDONED HOUSE WITH EVERYTHING LEFT INSIDE | ABANDONED PLACES UK

[@AdamMark]

Thanks for watching guys, if you enjoyed having the like button and share it out, really enjoyed this explore

[@ardisbell9987]

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[@kailaayling9989]

me watching now m8 woooooooohoooooo!!! happy new year !

[@kailaayling9989]

bluddy awesome one those mens blue and white shoes were cool 1920s or when \/ love the house so sad for the fotos just abandoned was lovely im sure back then .

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Hi adam I know where this is but have no intention of visiting it, I have seen a few do this and it was so different last year even the power was on and noticed the small clock on the mantle was still running and even the motion detection was still working back then it has been robbed and trashed sadly the bwby grand golf clubs several paintings table that TV was on thats been smashed has gone and thats just a few bits I noticed

[@Witchezcat]

@@chubbyroyston3880 such a shame :( no respect

[@lyndaarce9526]

Absolutely hate when people rummage through these abandoned homes & leave such a mess. Thanks for always respecting your exploring!

[@dianestrouse3418]

I would love to see that house back in the day. I picture myself sitting in a chair by the beautiful arched window reading and day dreaming. I would hate to have to heat that place tho. 😊

[@TheVioletangel1]

I've lived near and driven past this place so many times over the years. Never realised it'd been so abandoned and what lay inside; like a treasure trove. Sadly it was burned down during this past week (time of posting comment 11th July 2021). I believe much of the contents and antiques had been removed/stolen/vandalised. The house belonged to a gentleman, surname Prall who was a local headmaster. He'd grown up there with his parents. When they passed away he stayed there periodically whilst living and working away. All the belongings you can see were Mr Prall's and his parents. It was such a beautiful, imposing building you could see as you drove up the hill towards it. Breaks my heart that it is now gone due to the fire (suspicious circumstances I would guess, seeing as no one lived there...) So glad you have this video to preserve it and the memories within it for all time.

[@JuliesTales]

Thanks for posting this! Such a shame :(

[@stevenhombrados1530]

Oh! How sad to hear this. I’m sure it was done by mischievous idiots! Wow, that was a huge home!

[@Stephster11]

That's enraging. Thank you for sharing this!

[@TheAnonyy]

That's a shame but the fire probably deliberate to get rid of the property some developer will buy it for the land. Family should have dealt with it far earlier when it could have been sold.

[@brainsmith9827]

You should let him know this documentary exists it might help them (collect) recover some of their losses. The fire must have been devastating . An older person might not know this type of trespassing exists, I’ve read that other explores have documented it in live able condition. Plz do-the leg work it’s important.

[@tammyrussell1062]

To have been able to see this house before it was trashed it must have been beautiful

[@Geordie_Empath]

i saw this house on Abandoned world explorer just over a year ago and I'm devastated at the state of it now, how sad. the table with the john smiths on it had two urns in boxes with ashes in. place was untouched, saddens me that people feel the need to trash places. Someones life amounted to this.

[@adgeebike9173]

Think that one was a bit spooky from what I remember.

[@Anita-sadsac61ish]

It's so disrespectful, I hate that someone can take pleasure in doing thus and stealing stuff that doesn't belong to them. Horrible

[@lisaparsons4124]

A great find,Adam is such a great explorer and is respectful for the people who onced lived in the house.Such a shame some vandals threw things in the floor.Thanks for the video from Morrow Ga.

[@hybridmoschops7736]

The original guy who's house this was died in 1967. He was a lieutenant colonel & surgeon in the UK army & in India (bombay) and served in both wars. His wife died in 1970 and their daughter (who had no children) in 1982. She did have a brother mentioned who was adopted but it looks like he never married or had children. If no relatives are traced this house is going to the crown.

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Strangely in the outbuilding which is a small house there are children's toys so there must be some relative unless he was letting it out to a family?

[@gloriahanes6490]

Sad, the crown does not think to re-sell this home to preserve a legacy, this home is unique and quite pleasing.

[@sarahjane8400]

It would make a good episode of Heir Hunters. Would be really interesting after seeing this and the previous video. I see someone has nabbed the piano, chest of drawers and the picture above it and the human ashes have gone too!

[@chubbyroyston3880]

@@gloriahanes6490 the Crown can't touch it for about 12 years

[@gloriahanes6490]

@@chubbyroyston3880 ....Thank you for the information, in America its called probate tax and effective immediately upon death.

[@elizabethpaints]

You make the best out of a bad situation. So yeah the house was totally trashed, but you focus on what's interesting and move along, keeping the explore on what the house is about. It must have been grand in it's time. The basement certainly was interesting! You're fun to watch Adam, you've got a great attitude!

[@sharonproctor3085]

It's very disturbing to see the damage and destruction done to the beautiful homes by vandals who have no respect.

[@Wally-H]

House is no more, it was burnt down by intruders several months ago.

[@zombiev0id866]

Another great find. Watching you have respect for these homes makes me keep watching. Love it.

[@Wally-H]

This one was trashed and then burnt down after its location was publicised on 'Urban Explorer' forums.

[@lisaparsons4124]

Yes I agree Adam does great.

[@myrescuecats3028]

The titled floor is glorious. And the style of this home is a dream.

[@sugarsundae3400]

I agree with you Adam I hate when people trash places it's so disrespectful and there's just no need of it. It was still an interesting explore.

[@annmoore7351]

So heart breaking that people do this. Don’t understand why they have to destroy & break.

[@kellyweaver8976]

Always makes me a lil sad to see all the old family photos left behind. I love finding old photos of my family

[@debbiemurray5506]

Adam you are so my favourite explorer! I love the way you are so respectful with everything and put things back exactly how you find them ( not all explorers do) and I absolutely love your sense of humor it's just like mine! Love watching all your videos! Please don't stop x x x

[@cecilysharrock678]

I'm not petrified of spiders, but wouldn't like big ones walking on me. Petrified of praying mantis's

[@helenfisher1331]

Hiya u don’t no how much your videos have helped me these past few days I’ve being so poorly thank u x

[@AdamMark]

Pleasure 🙏

[@gloriahanes6490]

Wow! ..... What a house I love, love, love homes such as this, and I would move in yesterday to restore it to its former glory. Please tell me someone is going to save this home. 0:42 ....Yardley hand cream was popular in the 1970's. Obviously, several generations resided in this home and nothing was ever thrown out not even magazines and newspapers ..... possible hoarder home.

[@daleleeder3534]

I really hope this place is saved too before it's to late

[@ritadonovan6606]

I love your videos. I also agree with you that no one should act like animals and trash the place. I wish good people like you and I could clean these place and take things and fix them and give to the needy or sell them and give to the poor.

[@Wally-H]

It got worse, later explorers' videos show it in a terrible state with everything inside smashed and then of course someone torched it.

[@susanrice3166]

This would have been a fantastic home in it's day. Pointless trashing - Just why?🥺 Unusual to have a few en suites!

[@kathleenriley8357]

Some of the furniture pieces in these home are just beautiful. Sad that someone else cannot enjoy their beauty.

[@gregoryclayton8287]

Well, I'll tell you the truth Adam, and you know this I'm sure, seems like some people just don't respect other people's properties. They take their frustrations out, then they just trash up everything! let's face it! trash is what trash does. Not to mention that some people are taking items out of these old, abandoned homes that don't belong to them, it must be bad up bring in' I guess. I do really enjoy hanging out with you during the tours of these old, abandoned homes and buildings, I can't imagine anything cooler, these old homes and buildings are our history in progress. You are a class act and I dig your channel. KUDOS, keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!! G t E.

[@marionhall2084]

Such a crying shame that this once beautiful family home has been trashed. I imagine the owners will be so very upset to see all there treasured possessions and memories thrown around and left all over the floors. It must have been a spectacular place at one time and could be once again if you had a few bob! Thank you for sharing. 😁

[@davidbrawn2828]

Sadly that is the way it is for most people. My grandma had sentimental cards and things her children made when they were children all protected and treasured by her but when she died from cancer all her things got raked in a trash bag and tossed in the garbage. Sad but true some day it will happen to us all are belongings will be given away or tossed in the garbage.

[@Witchezcat]

I work a lot with the bereaved, and think it’s important to remember that our precious memories and possessions live on in our hearts ♥️

[@deborahrohl848]

You said it all marion totally agree

[@gloriahanes6490]

I agree, I have a cabinet filled with greeting cards I received in the last 50 years and since my family members have passed, I like to read them to lift my spirits and the cards bring a smile to my face. I saved every letter my sister ever sent, and I'm glad I did she died at 53 from kidney cancer.

[@TheAnonyy]

The family should have removed the. It's a common theme in abandoned properties. I think it should be criminal to abandon a property. Its wasteful

[@PamelaCompton-e5r]

i agree with you.. why do these kids have to go in and break windows and furniture with glass in it. tear up string about all their belongs , really it not the kids fault its the parents they are the people who are to teach and mold their children into teenagers to adults with respect for other people and their belongings, and that also goes for the family of the people i love what you guys do we get to see the beauty of these abandon houses. thank you..

[@patriciahartless2095]

This is sad how people went in . And trashed this house . Would they like some one . To do their families home . like this . No respect for others property . Thanks for sharing this video . Stay safe and have a good night .

[@pandypop1]

Decluttered and restored this would be an amazing family home, some of the vintage and antique furniture is totally savable too!

[@TheAnonyy]

It's passed being restored! Dry rot is not cheap to fix it would need gutting would cost more to renovate than its end sale price.

[@Wally-H]

@@TheAnonyy it doesn't exist anymore, some thugs burnt it down.

[@helencheadle5285]

Whatever is the matter with some people who just seem to take the greatest pleasure in smashing,breaking, generally trashing somebody else’s home! Whether they live in it or not…you don’t need to trash these places…OR LOOT! Adam I have the greatest respect for you as an explorer….you take nothing, and leave nothing except your foot prints/energy essence. And record so much on film for posterity. My late grandfather used to come and stay with us during the day, going home to his cottage every night after my gran died . Taken home one night my dad helping him in found furniture kicked over, urination, and all his meds tipped and scattered to name a few things. It broke his heart and of course we couldn’t let him stay there any longer . So I wish younger people could be better educated to know the trauma this can have on family.Those things had all been treasured possessions, loved and cared for, and then something happened so they couldn’t live there any longer, DOESNT give permission for hell hounds to smash in and cause such damage! I read that since you filmed all this, possibly the hell hounds returned and committed arson…so now all those things and memories have gone up in smoke. How very,very sad. That could have been returned into a lovely family home again, but no more. I’ve noticed the same happening in other places you have visited Adam- not this bad, but it’s as if out of boredom youngsters just HAVE this urge to smash in. They need more to do if this is how they get their jollies. Very sad, but thanks for this record Adam…glad you got out safe, and VERY glad you were not alone here…if you had fallen down those stairs into the cellar! Oh my days! 😵 stay well and safe! Xxxx

[@cshingler78]

Your videos are my favorite. I love all the bits and bobs and knocken about love it

[@AbandonedUK]

Hi Adam, I was there in July last year & there was a Steinway grand piano in that first floor living room, with huge mirrors on the wall, gone downhill a lot since, gentleman only died in May 2019, aged 77 & not in this house. Happy new year guys!

[@AdamMark]

Hey mate, oh really. Looks like it's changed alot in the last year its a shame. I knew people had already done this one but wanted to see it for myself. Cheers for watching

[@AbandonedUK]

@@AdamMark Still it was great to see your take on it, plus you explored that basement & the outhouse, which was closed on my visit, gutted I missed that lovely old cellar. loving all your old explores, keep up the good work & stay safe!

[@carolynlongville7051]

Great find Adam, just wish people would be more respectful instead of trashing the place, so glad you have more respect, people don't realise that at one time that house was someone's pride and joy..

[@amesyhighbubbles]

@@scottde-walden2760 agreed. I lived in Sutton valence until recently and all the years I lived down the road no one went near it until the first vid over a year ago was posted, shortly after the gates were broken, as of the weekend it’s now a pile of bricks ruined by fire.

[@keithlongworth2350]

Hi Adam what a shame this house has been trashed, it is absolutely disgraceful,love your videos keep up the good work.

[@AdamMark]

Yeah its a shame isn't it. Hopefully someone fixes the place up on day

[@rickyherzfield3670]

That's why I am ruthless when chucking stuff away! People hoard to much stuff. The vandals have no respect when they trash these homes.

[@Mark583]

Your channel is incredible, how do you keep finding these gems. If only all the explores were as respectful to the property and its history then everyone would get to enjoy them in their original beauty. 😉👍

[@jilldavis7229]

Was sooo beautiful in its day!!! Sad that the wardrobes couldn’t be saved 😔 Breaks my heart that people vandalized this property 😔 Loved this place! Would love to investigate for antiques! Loved items in the basement! Obviously a handicapped person lived in the cottage! Thank you for sharing this wonderful property! I loved it ❤️

[@Author-RiseOfTheLittleHorn]

How absolutely sad. There is a video of this lovely home just ONE YEAR EARLIER, and it was absolutely untouched, with everything in its place. Since then, it has been decimated. I'm sorry. I can't even watch any further.

[@margaretconnery7422]

When you said Sleepy Hollow my first thought was the Johnny Depp film the. HEADLESS HORSEMAN which was in a place called sleepy hollow. Sad that this house was deserted and left to rot plus all the contents inside. Interesting explore Adam.

[@ollwynaspinall1991]

Yeah I love the arched window beautiful views ❤️ and really long bannister

[@catherinelalla-duckworth8219]

Wow real creepy vibes thanks for journey 👻👻👻👻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@RichardSmith-pp6mc]

Hi Catherine, how are you doing?

[@suehoughton6946]

So sad to think people think it’s necessary to trash these beautiful old homes.

[@tinasteer2507]

24/May/2023 Thanks for keeping going. This was such a mess I doubt I could have crawled through all that mess.

[@anoonhigh]

I seen a video of this house from 2 years ago so much furniture and pictures are gone. People have completely trashed the house in the year in between its a crying shame. The other video showed how beautiful it was this one shows how cruel people can be.

[@marthawest4428]

I enjoy your videos. They are like an archeological dig. So sad to see all the beautiful furniture and family photos left behind.

[@Wally-H]

Whole thing has been burnt to the ground and all of the contents destroyed

[@dorothyjones1129]

That greenhouse conservatory arpund the house is gorgeous what a dream

[@kimb4285]

What a beautiful big home this use to be, and with the extended house on the side, shame it was trashed though, but you found some really interesting items, love the shape of the windows and those big door frames, really old fashioned light switches, and how much would that wooden and tiled flooring cost to have that today, wow really good find Adam, thank you

[@kimwetzel6517]

Love the intro music to this video. You do such an amazing job of exploring these homes. Why family members don’t want any of their history is still a mystery to me. Breaks my heart.

[@mamajodieanderson4565]

Love ur videos you are so respectful ❤️

[@SarahGreen523]

Whenever I watch your videos I like to play a little game called "Spot The Chamber Pot". There's always one there. Often on the fireplace mantle, which is odd. Not two feet into this house and I spotted the first one on the floor. The second one was in the armchair by the fireplace (why always the fireplace?) Fun times.

[@oc888]

Hopefully some of the family who are still alive will see this video and shed some light on the history behind this house 🏡 etc be interesting to know the story in connection with it

[@missybekind5022]

I just read a couple of comments from 2yrs ago that gave some interesting history on this home 🏡 Hopefully you can find it, if your so inclined to read them, hopefully they're at the top.

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi Adam and mark yes 👍 it’s terrible what people do to those once beautiful house 🏠 it must of been manifecent at one ☝️ time 🇬🇧❤️👍🏠David

[@wendyditton1969]

Hi Adam thanks for the vids back in time brings back so man memories and thanks for being respectful xxx

[@riedansie9601]

Absolutely stunning video and such a beautiful piece of music. I love the respect you have for the memories and ghosts of these lost in time buildings. Such sadness but such joy to see that a family once made this house a home. I want to give up my job and do what you do such respect.

[@heatherhannon3867]

It was done by Abandoned World Explorer a year ago. It looks so different back then, before it was needlessly trashed. Another brilliant explore Adam.

[@RichardSmith-pp6mc]

Such a beautiful house, how are you Heather?

[@myrescuecats3028]

The arched windows are to die for and those wardrobe I would love.

[@myrescuecats3028]

That Heinz Christmas tinned pudding they stopped making them in the early 80’s

[@dannmccord1923]

So sad how people just trash the house. I don't understand why love your videos Adam can't wait till the next one

[@Wally-H]

Got worse, it was burnt to the ground last year.

[@mattyj.]

I’ve seen this one before in a previous explore when it had all the thing inside , someone’s ashes where left on the table . I think the local farmer boarded it up to stop people going inside, go and have look 👍👍it was an amazing place ,check out the bearded explorer

[@deewhobewatty9003]

Great video Adam, sad that it is so badly vandalised, it was someone's life! As always, very respectfully explored by yourself, interesting. 💖

[@cecilysharrock678]

Once when I visited Carlisle in the UK, I was taken to a shop wherein was a section of " free Stuff". I expect now that it was taken from abandoned buildings. It was later destroyed in the Carlisle floods, I heard.

[@annsmith4739]

Hi mark isn’t it so sad to see vandalism has been in their.That was someone’s home ,they worked hard to get around them in their life time ,They have no respect.It looks to be a beautiful amazing place,in it’s time .All the homeless ,or people on the housing list ,could live their if they did it up .Nice to see photos.Happy New Year to you stay safe much lv Ann

[@jarcs13]

Hi Adam, nice take on the old place, just such a shame that so much stuff has been take. The old TVs, radios, grand piano, leopard skin, and two people's ashes appear to be gone. So sad.

[@Anita-sadsac61ish]

Was that a childs chair at the side of the fireplace? How cute x

[@suzyd3471]

Lovely explore even with the trashing heartbreaking 💔 beautiful house should have ghost explored anyway but fantastic vid thankyou 😊 ❤️

[@alunstone]

That house is looking worse every time it is explored,it is quite trashed now compared to a couple of years ago when it was in quite decent condition and it had the rug in the living room which is on earlier videos,now possibly stolen or removed for safe keeping. There is still power on as recent explores went in and the radio was playing. It looks like it is visited frequently as it looks different every time it is filmed. Thanks for uploading,happy new year.

[@carolynhollingworth5905]

What an interesting place.Such a shame ppl go in and trash things.I bet it was once amazing.Im now going to look to see what it looked like when other explorers have been there.

[@bettybooth5854]

I will just have the "Granny!" Flat! It’s as big as my place! When will people learn to "Look!" and not touch? Excellent camera work and highly informative and a good venture!

[@daleleeder3534]

Sadly there appears to be to many people who simply can't look without touching or damaging things, they would not like it done to them 😡

[@gemmaburlasbentulan]

This is my first time here but I Love your videos UK explorer 🙏🏼🤗🤗 keep it up keep sake always were you go see yah another More videos 😍😘

[@carolgingell5077]

I'm crying, wish I could tidy it and save all of it. So upset.

[@Karenflowers123]

Beeeaauuuuutifulll arched windows. Sorry to hear the place is gone

[@Anita-sadsac61ish]

Brilliant thank you Adam x

[@sarahcool10]

Just watching this and commenting made at 19:39. I hope someone tried to look up that ladder in the bedroom with the twin beds. And twice I saw how the bathrooms connected to the next bedroom, and I just wonder why you would get so close and let us see, then throw off our mental mapping of the home to take the journey along with you. You guys are amazing and I honestly don’t care to watch videos like this from other channels because they seem more set up and overdramatic now. Keep your morale and shine on! Sorry I criticized y’all, but I just love to help whichever way I can. Love and peace 💙

[@sarahcool10]

Maybe it’s just me, because I would try and get up in there and see what’s going on. I saw head and shoulders on the tub too… so there are obviously squatters there regularly. But gain all the knowledge while you can before it’s completely consumed. History is so important. I love your channel and I love catching up the past few days since I subscribed. You seem genuinely interested and honest compared to what I’ve tried to follow in the past. Thanks for your authenticity.

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Hey Adam at 28:58 I heard that sound in the cellar like you and Steve did .. it sounded like a whine. Those trash that just trash everything in these places will get Karma and its a shame that we wont be there to see it come right back at them ... Adam you are like me as I cant stand people who are disrespectful. It is a crying shame to see what they have done to these properties. Once they were lived in and loved and now just getting trashed and decayed. Real explorers Urban explorers etc do not steal from these properties guys and this included Adam and Steve as they don't take anything ... they say that All they do is leave with their foot steps which is really sweet. Great explore Adam I always look forward to the next one on Sunday x

[@rosiepeplow5480]

Absolutely stunning. What a shame

[@kerrisprague7912]

The wardrobes are beautiful 💜💜💜💜

[@shannabrowneyes]

Would have loved to see pictures of it in the good old days!

[@sugarsundae3400]

If you go to a KZbin channel called the Bearded Explorer he has a video of what this place used to look like before it was looted and thrashed. It was amazing each room was full of expensive antiques there was even arns of human ashes left in there.

[@shannabrowneyes]

@@sugarsundae3400 thank you!

[@justatxmom5790]

Love the videos...you are braver than I am although I am obsessed with old abandoned homes. Enjoy listening to accent as well

[@amybannister4021]

Nice explore. I dont understand people who feel the need to trash places. As an explorer myself it also annoys the hell out of me. Congrats on your subscribers. Stay safe ❤

[@louhewitt3226]

Someone else has already updated about this property. Sadly this house was burnt down in 2021, suspiously. You can read about it, a Mr Mickey Prall was the last family member who sadly passed away. He was not a hoarder, he was a gentleman according to his friends and he was a teacher who lived in Northamptonshire. He only visited this house on occasions. A friend had removed valuable and sentimental belongings, but access for removals, was an issue. This is such a sad story. I enjoy watching all the urbex vids but I am beginning to wonder, are they good or do they lead to people finding out about these places and then going to purposely trash them for some reason, or are they just local kids who claim they have nothing better to do. We know the respect that majority of explorers have and we love Adam and how he conducts his explores, but should it carry on? Unless they can be certain to hide the ID of a place. I have managed to find out quite a bit from several explores from different people on KZbin as to where the house is and the history just using clues and Internet, just purely out of interest, if I can do it, so can others. I think explorers are going to have to up their game and really hide anything that can be traced or looked up for info, as it seems the more we see on KZbin, the more that get trashed. Such a shame, and I really enjoy watching the exploring too. What do you all think??

[@splatthematt]

It's bizarre for me as I've passed that house at least once a week for most of my adult life, and wondered who lived there, so it was interesting to see the first video that was uploaded by the abandoned explorer, with the untouched spooky feel to the place with the cremated remains of the owners in diffferent rooms, where as now it's a complete wreck and been looted, it's so sad, and it really needs to be protected somehow to stop it getting any further vandalized than it is already. It looks like people have tried to board the doors windows etc, Someone must be trying to look after it surely?

[@dianelopes8199]

was a real nice explore as always on your channel, if look past the mess i bet them bedrooms were beautiful in the day all them nice beds made up and lovely old wardrobes polished ,and the large ceilings and arch windows in all rooms and books on shelfs ,lovely watch thanks adam

[@benbaker2965]

Very sad to see the condition this home is since the last video I saw of it. This should be a lesson to us all to plan for what happens after we die .

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

What a great place it was .So sad vandals found it.Lovely,it could be saved ,it would be costly.❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸

[@angelaparker5550]

Adam, I'm a bit late to the party, I saw this house the other day. It was. Abandon world explored. filmed a year before you did it. It was a lot tidier then. Also there was urns with ashes in then. Go have a look.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Leaded oak bookcase just lovely. I notice these things as I was an antique dealer.😁

[@daleleeder3534]

I loved all the beautiful furniture, so many nice thing that need to be rescued, could live in there more than happily, give it a good clean

[@jackallen2251]

Probably full of beautiful memories from the people who once lived there. Probably some sad as well. I like to remember only the good ones myself

[@melodeebonnes4333]

I HATE SPIDERS!!! That's why I live vicariously through you guys. LOL

[@RichardSmith-pp6mc]

Hi Melodee, how are you doing?

[@dorothyjones1129]

I could sit in there for hours looking through old books n stuff

[@PianoHead26]

Dave and his friend explored this not too long ago. Someone has come in and taken a lot of the furniture, antiques, beds, wardrobes, big empty space in the parlor was where a Steinway grand piano was, and some one came it got it. Not sure if it was family? Thieves? I mean wow it doesn't look like what it use to. :O

[@AdamMark]

Yeah I checked that out when I got back. Was nice place. I think maybe the family took anything of value. Then the looters came. Shame isn't it mate

[@sugarsundae3400]

@@the_fearless_explorer1213 it was thieves they smashed the side gates in and stole everything. There used to be 3 arns of ashes in there too even they got stolen they went before the furniture so it was different people who stole them. In the beinging the place was full of expensive antiques in every single room but bit by bit thing's were being stolen. The owner only passed away in May 2019 and by August that same year people were in there taking stuff.

[@roxyhaze6955]

i agree lot of stuff gone

[@splatthematt]

​@@sugarsundae3400 It's shocking to see the state of it now. I live locally and have driven past this place many a time, and noticed that were signs up, so I assumed the worst. How can you be sure of the thing about the van turning up, are you local too? I have seen stuff for sale on ebay saying it's from the Estate, so I think it would be silly to do that if it was stolen? Or are the unknowingly selling stolen goods?

[@TheBorzoilover]

You are so funny at times you make me laugh the comment you came out with in the basement when you came across the old tiered benches { maybe he was putting on a show } i loved it.....i recently found your channel and i am fascinated it's better than anything on the television.

[@blocked4ever]

Love your vids and your commentary always makes me giggle , as in . quote if this place is haunted and nobody told me I'll go mad ..😂☺️😁

[@FreyjaHighUpNorse]

Woah ... the book 'Five Run Away Together' was the 3rd book of the Famous Five series by British author Enid Blyton. I read these books as a child ... in German way back when ... good times ... thanks for the walk down memory lane! 👍

[@dennislancet]

Hi, 6d is 6 pennies, shillings were shortened to 6 s. I only know because I grew up with pounds shillings & pence !! Great explore !!

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Its sixpence and two sixpences make a shilling twelve pennies I grew up with it as well.

[@davewebster6945]

6d, 6 pence, commonly known as a tanner 😊. One shilling was commonly known as a bob 😊👍🏽. 2 shillings as 2 bob 😊. 2 shillings and 6 pence was known as two and six or half a crown 😊.

[@carolynhollingworth5905]

Sadly Ive just looked at the Bearded Explorers explore of this place a year ago.So much of it has been trashed or taken in the space of a year.Very sad,but thanks for the update.x

[@LonelyGrandmaMary]

Hi from California, USA. I had to tell you how impressed I actually am with people in the UK. Even though they do thrash the places looking for valuables as they do here in the US as to honestly is expected all over they dont break everything or spray paint everything as they do here. I have so been enjoying your videos of these old abandoned homes, I dont have to see pictures of nasty things painted on the walls as you walk through and windows and other breakable are for the most left in tact. And FYI take Lisa more, she finds interesting little items that I find intriguing. Thanks for your awesome work!

[@Luna.3.3.3]

Such a shame! 😢 It looks to have been a really nice house - and it still could be if someone had the $ to restore it.

[@Wally-H]

Not now. Someone burnt it to the ground

[@andreazippy1722]

Excellant content as usual. Thanks 😊

[@AdamMark]

Thank you

[@GR-mw1tk]

Your cinematography and accompanying music are creatively done

[@andychris7647]

I agree with you Gloria, how are you doing today with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?

[@GR-mw1tk]

@@andychris7647 Other than Thick wildfire smoke and Scorching hot weather Doing well lol. Take care out there!

[@jutiansmith5689]

Amazing amount of stuff in the place

[@gubfieldqueerborn2261]

Great video guys. I noticed when you were both in the cellar, at one point you had the camera on Ste, he then suddenly looked up a bit startled and the camera turned to the door, through which a fast ball of light flew through at high speed. Could possibly have been an orb? Look back at the video, it's a brilliant catch on film. I Love your channel.

[@AdamMark]

I looked at the door because we both heard something. So that's a good catch seeing something because we didn't just heard something on the stairs

[@gubfieldqueerborn2261]

@@AdamMark yeah, it's clear as day, a great catch. Have a look when you get a chance, that's brilliant footage. Well done 👍

[@beverleyhirst9380]

You make me smile - I'm 58 and you talk like 1980 was forever ago. I qualified as a nurse in 1984. And 6d = 6 old pennies. Today 6p ?

[@jeansiegel4128]

Lovely home at one time. How many bedrooms? I’d imagine at one time the road wasn’t so busy? Wow! Glass Milk of Magnesia bottles! Old! The ACTUAL Ichabod Crane ( from Sleepy Hollow ) is buried on Staten Island, NYC, USA. He was an actual teacher.

[@lorimorrisey7957]

Love the expression "My days!" . Thinking of using it meself! Those Bright Blue Milk of Magnesia bottles are from the 50s of 60s!!

[@donnachristakakis8232]

Top Abandoned house its amazing it had so many things left behind wonder who the family was and the place was not handed over to the kids or family loved the video of sleepy hollow stay safe from Australia 🇦🇺 🙏 ❤️ 👍😴☕🍫