Edwardian farm house packed with stuff. Beautiful and and can be restored. Where is the Dunny???

Hey house lovers and explorers! This video I discover a remote old farm house out in the fields, Built around 1900-1910 it is an Edwardian style build with a classic wrap around veranda. This home has been sitting abandoned for quite some time and seems to have had many items stored away here including the original items once used to the former occupants. The roof is sound and the interiors are in very good condition apart from decades of cob webs, dust and bird poo. This a home that could really come alive again with less effort than most of these old farm houses. Lets hope it happens sooner than later although given its location it may be just wishful thinking.
Jope you all enjoy the tour, cheers for watching :-)

[@Rolfeelika]

Such a waste of a beautiful home. How peaceful it would be living there. Thank you. 😊

[@bluemango7112]

So many memories of our house , very similar 1911 , was close to this state when we bought it from my wife's grandmother in suburban Adelaide , after three years of toil and $ we bought it back to life with a sympathetic extension . Only major difference is the sides of the house we pebble dash over stone , which was common the in the first decade of the 1900's , all of the great features inside were all intact My guess on location is mid north South Australia , very dry country . We still live in ours , its never been out of the wifes family , and it will stay that way . Great story , thanks .

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Bluemango :-) I really enjoyed reading this. So glad you have and are keeping your family home. Sounds like you have done a great job bring it back to life. I love thee old homes and obviously they need work for today standards but they just have so much character and history attached. Cheers for watching :-)

[@ludercoarms]

Those pressed tin ceilings are so visually appealing, I can't see why they ever went out of style!! Another great video!!

[@lindatimmons3675]

My grandmother that lived in rural Oklahoma had a metal roof put on her house and then put a different roof a few years late on.

[@ludercoarms]

@@lindatimmons3675 I was referring to the ceilings inside the house, not the metal roofing

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@ludercoarms ..... Oh sorry. My fault.

[@ozbubbles1]

What a stunner! Loved the galvanised iron roof, sandstone, pressed tin ceilings, windows, thickness of walls, the wooden verandahs, and oh the fireplaces and the old metters stove, what a stunning old lady! Thank you Paul😊

[@minimad8432]

This old farmhouse should be saved as you said most things are intact. I hope someone realises this before it's too late. How great to see those mantles intact. Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)

[@pruehardwick7951]

One lovely home still. That green pressed tin ceiling was gorgeous. Also those fire places and the thick solid construction, a real beauty for sure!

[@margie.schaper7077]

I really look forward to your videos each week! Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Margie, glad you are enjoying 😁👍

[@user-eg6oq1xk1w]

I would say late 1890-1900 .. beautiful old girl.. I had a 1897 house original 4 room.. the thickness of the walls is a good giveaway..of the time period.. I wish i could bring it back to life.. our history needs to be saved..

[@pagonabarbata1364]

I'd love to see this old girl brought back to life to be lived in yet again. Thanks for sharing yet another relic from the past with the world again, Paul.

[@Vistasabia]

What a cool place. Made my heart beat a little faster to see the beautiful mantel, the pressed tin ceilings, the wood work on the front exterior entry and the roof details. The view of the front door in the hallway…with the light streaming in through the colored panes of glass it was reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright stained glass. Must have been a beautiful place.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Vistasabia :-) Yes the light from the stained glass is so good. Glad you enjoyed, cheers for watching :-)

[@lavenderfields929]

We built beautiful homes back then.

[@julzcares]

I can just imagine the lady of the old Edwardian farm house, wearing a long dress with apron, busily baking and cooking meals on the original stove. Such a charming old Edwardian gem, with the stone facade and internally, detailed high ceilings, spacious rooms and original doors. Another great explore thanks Paul.

[@robinlong1653]

We restored a 1912 Capifornia Craftsman bungalo.. They tore down and put up a parking lot..that's Hollywood.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Oh no, what a shame 😒 Cheers for watching 👍

[@deannah1982]

🎵🎶 que in Joni Mitchell 🎶🎵

[@Sandra-ok3dh]

Absolutely beautiful ..reminded me of my old home in Peterborough ❤

[@ACDZ123]

Hellyweird 😅

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi Paul I think this house can be saved. I mean for a house that was built in the early 1900’s it’s held up pretty well. The ceilings are all in tact and those walls sure are thick. Whoever owns it is treating it like a storage shed. Of course they would have to add on a bathroom with a toilet. But I have to say it is very secluded out there. I like my peace and quiet but that is way too peaceful and quiet for me. How far is it to town to go grocery shopping? I think it can be and should be saved. That’s probably a nice dream for now. Nice work Paul even with all that wind you did a great job filming. How are the kitty cats? Well I hope. Stay safe and well.👍🐈

[@richardwolski5899]

WOW just watched this one.what a location peace and quiet... absolutely a restore job.beautiful......house....

[@iamthatiam363]

We came from England in 1973 and our house had that kind of old wood burning stove, had to chop wood just to get a hot plate going. Needless to say it didn't stay long😜

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

"Where is the dunny" Perfect

[@kellip9586]

What a grand old house. I reckon 1880’s too, a lot of similar style and features to my cottage of the same era.

[@slong8941]

I always catch myself singing to the intro song. I think you're right with a little bit of love a family could move right in.

[@urbexindigo5164]

It is a catchy song for sure! :-)

[@franpie2264]

Wow she's a beaut old gem alright. She needs to be saved. I wonder if someone owns her. I like her very much. I have an old Metters wood stove like that in my kitchen. I'm in Western Australia and have been wanting to find a nice old house in a paddock. When I saw this one I laughed and thought not this one God I am too old to fix her up.Thanks for showing this beaut old treasure to us. The pressed tin ceiling is so unusual too and beautiful. Cheers Mate.

[@kathysmith4261]

I love the pressed metal ceilings. I wish I could save it.

[@mdelannoy3495]

I STILL LOVE YOUR HOMES I LIKE THE WIND 👍👍👍😺😺😺😺👋👋👋👋👋

[@anitapresnell6403]

Oh wow! What a view! So peaceful to live there and it's a renovators dream!! 😍

[@JohnShinn1960]

Wow! What an easily restorable beautiful gem that one is, clean up the dust and bird crap, patch the cracks, paint and you're just about done! I was much facinated by the height adjustable light fixture with it's pulleys and counterweight. Thanks Paul! 🤠👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Absolutely John :-) Would love to see this one a home again! Cheers mate :-)

[@Nightowl-72]

What a beautiful old girl she is 💜 great explore, thank you!

[@rachelcookson3492]

It’s a beautiful old home, I’d love to buy and restore one of these gems. Thanks for the great vid.

[@bas4903]

You can buy mine!

[@urbexindigo5164]

It's a beautiful old home hey Rachel 😊 thanks for watching 👍

[@sea.nest.]

Oh gosh I love this one. I wish the owners would sell these gems. I’d seriously consider buying it as we’re looking for a home base in SA. I’d just give it a good clean, do any structural repairs and leave it all original. Leave the green paint and everything. LOVE it 💚. Oh that pressed metal.

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

I’ll come help 🙌 what a beautiful old home she certainly deserves to be saved 🙌❤️

[@urbexindigo5164]

I agree that would be amazing 😁

[@claire040776]

Made from sandstone ..... ❤it already!!

[@MsCripplex]

It should be saved! It would not take allot to fix it and make it livable, I live in the USA or I would totally live there! Beautiful home and an old wood stove awesome! Thanks for a look at this home, be safe!

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

yes it needs to be saved I agree Paul

[@urbexindigo5164]

It would be fantastic Kim :-)

[@australianwoman9696]

She's a real BEAUTY! Loved that old fire place & pressed ceilings, not to mention that coloured glass in the front door! 🚪 Thanks for braving the snakes, tall grass & rusty iron to show us the house! 🤗❤️ Take care mate.

[@kathybrimmer6645]

I really like seeing these old farm houses...a glimpse back in time!!!!...colored glass around the front door is a warm greeting..im amazed how the orginal the house is....im with you Paul...this place should be restored..thank you for a another great video

[@robinlong1653]

A tin ceiling.... My grandparents had a drugstore with that ceiling I have a lot of historical pictures so.. Definitely turn of the century

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

What a beaut!

[@robinlong1653]

They had great kitchens in those old homes when I was down in New Zealand they were pretty amazing some of the architecture.

[@ginger-rr5qn]

I love your videos!! Especially the original real estate photos- super cool! Thanks for sharing and greeting from Philly, PA in the US. Yes, we still do have some really beautiful areas in Philadelphia even though we get a bad rap because of our open air drug markets and large population of homelessness. It’s really heartbreaking to see what’s become of our city and my heart breaks for people suffering drug addiction, mental illnesses and not having a house of their own. Let’s have a moment to reflect on all who are suffering today in my city and worldwide.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Ginger, well said. ❤️ Yes many people far worse off than us out there. It is mother's Day here in Australia. Cheers for the support 🙂

[@peggys1140]

Absolutely agree with you. I’m from Philly area too!

[@peggys1140]

Love the older houses in Australia, so well preserved (metal roof?). Very different than here in USA, which is also so different than older ones in Europe. Thanks.

[@williammullikin2076]

wonderful explore, Paul you are one of the best. Beautiful location, it looks like prairie land here in the US, flat big sky country. So glad you have taught us so much about Australia . The exterior of the house was beautiful and those fantastic pressed tin ceilings. Love the country homes best. It is one of those explores where you could feel the echo of the past residents who loved the house.

[@aminahparker8415]

It seems so organized to clear out, but stopped. Lovely ceilings and blue fireplace!1

[@Australianfarmer]

Absolutely beautiful, a great Australian home, how sad though, thankyou for the memories.

[@denisewatson5295]

What a beautiful old home 🏡. I love everything about this so warm and cozy. I hope that someone restores it and leaves it like it is. Thanks so much for sharing 😊 😀.

[@robinlong1653]

Being elderly & into antiques myself...I can tell what happened to the old famer♡

[@jennycampbell5236]

Hello Paul. I believe all those little metal chests of drawers are old hospital stock. Highly collectable for whoever owns them. Imagine going out in that wind to have a bath or go to the loo😮. Beautiful old home.

[@kenanger6877]

Yea! Now my weekends starts!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching Kenanger 😁👍

[@dianneraphael8248]

Love this old home. Seems to have good vibes.

[@CMcKinnon1013]

The craftsman ship on this is beautiful

[@carrieashley6465]

Cant Believe no 1 owen it and raising coops and livestock it great raise kid's and live clean and fresh air life away from others just old Beautiful place

[@cynthiaprice1261]

Hi, Paul, a classic for sure. Beautiful place. Thank you for sharing. Take care and be safe. ❤

[@dcbeez5956]

😭 makes me feel so sad; these beautiful homes and so much been invested and yet it's all alone and not taken care of; when so many would love to live there in a beautiful strong old home and all those winery fencing planted. Not even the grapes have any life. I love those old pressed ceilings. Another treasure you touch our hearts with. I would live there starting from today.🥰

[@beansprout1308]

Paul i think this house is 1880s...clues to why... Picture rails, Gas lamp hook Wooden design on the front Hard ware on doors Pressed metal Pink glass above front door Windows Bath n toilet out side. I might be wrong. I wish there was a way of finding out. Maybe ask a farm house near by. Excellent coverage on this beautiful place.❤

[@jamesnicoll8415]

I agree. The fire surrounds were very Victorian in design, so late 19th century I’d say.

[@chrishayes2329]

Beautiful old girl which just needs a bit of love. Love the green metal ceiling and the wood mantle. Hope she gets restored back to her former glory

[@johnvarricchio6856]

Thank you 🙏🏻 Beautiful

[@robinlong1653]

I recall you could still buy the tin squares and put it up in the eighties and we had thought about it but we didn't.

[@rogertemple7193]

This old farmhouse filled with a lot of things such as memories surrounded by prairie land and dark clouds Thanks for your great videos i really like them and until next new video Thank You. 🏚️🏚️🏚️🏚️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Roger :-) Thanks heaps for the support, glad you are enjoying these explores :-)

[@rogertemple7193]

@@urbexindigo5164 You are very Welcome and Thank You and until your next new video Take Care. God Bless You.🐨🦘🐨🦘

[@rogertemple7193]

@@urbexindigo5164 Thank You and you are very Welcome, and I'll be watching for more new videos. Take Care and God Bless You.😇🙏

[@robinlong1653]

This picture rails are a Victorian feature

[@adelinaponzio9370]

I love the green ceiling - so calming, how hugely thick are the walls? Reminds me of the old sugar mill (historical turned into units) on Cooks river Sydney. This beautiful home is definitely worth preserving, the rooms have plenty of room to breathe like the land it’s built on, so peaceful 👌👌👌

[@urbexindigo5164]

Very peaceful out there Adelina :-)

[@irenemierzwa3790]

I love the exterior stone work. What a shame it's vacant.

[@robinlong1653]

great glass

[@robinlong1653]

Looks like birds got in.😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep, the front door transom window is missing unfortunately

[@HughJeffreys]

I have the exact same two tone brown coloured doors and architrave seen at 15:31.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Hugh :-) Glad you have those 4 panel doors, they are my fav, door handle always on the lower side which is a Victorian era trait. I think this old home sits right on the cusp around 1900 or just after as it has a blend of Victorian and Edwardian. Cheers for watching :-)

[@carolred5769]

love this thankrou

[@lindacarneal2729]

I do love it. thanks.

[@bro031]

Another great find and I agree it could be saved and if not save the pressed tin , also in that first front room you looked in that had the tables had an Atari lynx box on it I would have loved to known if the console was in the box or if it was box only either way it was cool to see an would have been cool to souvenir. Lol

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi bro, dam I wish I had noticed that, could have gotten a better look. Cheers for watching 🙂👍

[@vickisawyer7405]

I had to watch this video twice - it's absolutely one of my favorites! Almost makes me want to retire to Australia, except I'm not a big fan of heat. Probably will move north to BC. Not much interested in staying in the states. Thank you for the videos!!

[@roseybeesley4110]

The corruption is around the world,

[@vickisawyer7405]

@@roseybeesley4110 it is, huh,yes...glad I'm 62!

[@jogebert8223]

Beautiful 😍

[@robinlong1653]

I can't get over the fact there are tin ceilings or they would have to be some kind of textured wallpaper but tin ceilings are so expensive..

[@8ttiknio8]

Pressed metal ceilings were a very cheap product that could be installed with low skilled workers..

[@MrGaryRoberton]

That kitchen would be a rare place for bottle of Solo ad a meat pie, lovely old mantle, a timepiece o a house. A pal of mine just picked up a 120 year old roll-top desk with a puzzle drawer. looks dry as a bone about there .Cheers

[@donnagillett865]

Those ceilings are beautiful, shame it;s just gonna sit there and rot away. cheers for another great video x

[@user-randi1987]

Fairly big place compared to a lot of the homes ive seen here. Those pressed ceilings are great, would look very nice cleaned up and painted white. Thanks, Paul

[@meganpaull6140]

🌟Hi Paul, definatley a classic beautiful gem love love love it stepping back in time love hearing the wind outside making the roof creak beautiful peace and quite country side thank you so much again 😊❤️🌟x :-)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Megan, cheers for watching again :-)

[@maristresemann4552]

I like the bigger rooms.

[@wernersadventures8330]

Wow Paul definitely an old gem love these old wood ovens and that one looks safe from the vermin definitely mate. The ceiling in the hallway looks amazing with that cool pattern and the stained glass door yah light captured it really well. Loved that awesome Mantle what a cool classic that was. I’m glad the pigeons haven’t really destroyed this old gem. Dam shame the bathroom was gone that would of been a nice cool one, this was an absolute beauty mate cheers.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi mate. Yeah this one is perfect to be be saved and live away from everything and everyone!!! Lol 👍😁 thanks for watching mate 😊

[@CaliAnimalLover]

Well Paul we definitely agree on what’s super cool and old in a GOOD way (pressed tin ceilings, sage green paint, old mantels and door hardware) and what’s NOT (pressed wood crap from the 80’s)! We’d definitely agree on house style. Lol. But I think I’d need a bathroom-WITH indoor plumbing. Very cool old house though. The stained glass is gorge. And those thick walls are just awesome. Do they work to keep a house warm in winter and cooler in the summer? What a windy day. It’s late Fall in Australia I believe, it’s late Spring here in California USA.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Cali :-) Glad you like this one too! Yes the thick walls are good insulators but when the do warm up they take a while to cool down also. Cheers from Adelaide, Australia :-)

[@customscreenprinting]

Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video with me my friend about Edwardian farm house packed with stuff. Beautiful and and can be restored. Where is the Dunny??? that was a really nice video i really enjoyed it so much i always show support to your channel i am from the U.S.A. and i also put you on my community tab my friend and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless.

[@robinmurray5566]

Apparently.... according to Google ... Jacobs and Co.Cream Crackers are like SAO Biscuits and that tin is worth $44 on EBay.... thanks for showing us this grand old lady 😊

[@explore71australia42]

Built to stand the test of time. Amazing find mate. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺

[@nancyyonce2906]

LOVE THIS VIDEO !!!! THANK YOU !~~!~!~!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Nancy! :-)

[@lindatimmons3675]

Pretty neat Ole house. Looks to be in pretty good shape.

[@barbaragravely920]

Its really cute thanks for sharing with me?:). Safe travels and see you on next explore

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Barbara :-)

[@vickyburgess162]

Another great video thanks Paul. It’s certainly out in the middle of nowhere. 😊

[@icascone]

This house is going to be standing there way longer than those who lived in 2023 will for sure! It does make me wonder about the people who lived here and why they left etc... Maybe built a bigger home in the property...?

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

Absolutely outstanding. All I wanted to do as usual clean it up and live in it. This one is definitely worth saving. All the memories of great grandparents in this home with the tin pressed ceilings I bet the original floor boards would be in peek condition can you imagine cleaning them up how amazing would that be. Was that kitchen window open Paul could it be pulled shut 🤔 keep the weather and other wild life out. Dam birds made a mess sadly. Thank you again this absolutely made my Mother’s Day morning 🙏❤️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Sue 😊 I knew you would love this one! How fantastic would it be if it was saved and restored, so secluded away from everything. Thanks heaps for watching 🙂👍

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

@@urbexindigo5164 omg yes 🙌 do you want to team up 😆 More than welcome my favourite KZbinr 🙌🌹 waiting for more to come especially the old farm houses 🙌

[@annehardy4329]

Hi Paul. This place was awesome. Was that pressed metal on the ceilings in the passage and the bedrooms? The metal draws looked like those used in hospitals around the 70's and early 80's. Out in the shed on the ground I saw an old wood heater that would have been used to heat the water heating water in bathrooms back in the day. We had one when we children. Love the bullnose verandas they looked great around the old homes. Thanks again for another great video take care stay safe.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Anne, well spotted with the old heater. :-) Cheers for watching

[@raindog428]

Beautiful video and house.I feel so sorry for our farmers they've had it way too tough for way too long.Anybody who knows anything knows why some of these places r abandoned,its heartbreaking.

[@robinlong1653]

We had skeleten key locks..in our 1910..

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

Looks a good solid place apart from the roof. Odd that there are bird droppings everywhere when the ceilings are so intact. They must have been finding another way in.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi LWF. Yeah the front door transom window is missing unfortunately and the birds get in. Cheers for watching 🙂👍

[@melfromnz7850]

Good morning

[@urbexindigo5164]

Good morning Mel. Cheers for watching 🙂👍

[@user-yz8vb7hb2o]

Would love to restore this thanks for the tour

[@YtGad7000]

In the shed next to the sheep medicine tin, l recognized an old chip heater with a spout. I had one in the bathroom of an old house ninety miles south of Sydney. I loved the house, if l could afford to renovate and move in l would! Great explore, thank you.🦘🙂🥰

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheer Carmen :-)

[@robinlong1653]

Someone likely passed...Roll top..Grandpa had a real one...

[@kenem1946]

As always, thanks Paul. Wouldn't be wonderful if someone with very deep pockets could save this house. Unfortunately, way out in the middle of a paddock and your hint of an out of the way location, tells me it won't happen. We simply have to use our 'minds eye' to envisage what it was in the past. I'm old enough to do that! LOL

[@robinlong1653]

A nice old 1890's (likely) family home

[@urbexindigo5164]

I'm sticking with early 1900s. It has many carry over features of late Victorian but the Louvre roof was not introduced til early 1900s. My opinion 👍

[@PeterMcginley77985621]

very nice explore and find paul a house that must have looked so beautiful in its time and the walls inside this old farm house ive never seen walls built as thick as the ones in this home lots of furniture like the old styled metal stove you couldnt access very nice i thought it to be strange there were no bathroom or laundry inside the house but like you said may have been on the outside but no longer standing would be very nice to see this place restored press mental on the ceillings looked wonderful enjoyed this explore very much paul thank you for another great share cheers paul, look forward to your next explore.

[@moodyga40]

i would love to own it

[@JudithGolding]

What a front door. I would love to know what the whole front outside looked like intact with its fancy painted trimmings,. an impressive center door knob and a huge pendulum door knocker. I wonder what it would sound like being struck with purpose by someone desperately wanting in on a stormy night.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Judith, yes I always wonder and think back of the people who lived here. :-)

[@robinlong1653]

I wish it could be saved..

[@Pro-Deo]

Such a cool video. I love the style and trim and it's amazing it retains a lot of its originality. The tin ceiling you first show us is also used into the trim work at the front of the house shown at 2:28, which I've never seen used like this before but I like it. I came here to listen for paranormal evps and this place is a hotbed for them, mostly nonresidual and sinister. A few examples are at 7:44-7:45 when a guy asks, "What's going on?" and 10:15-10:18 a guy says "Ian Sedgwick -close to home." which is kind of creepy sounding as he says it rather slow and with flat affect. A person says "We're not lucky~" at 11:42-11:43. It's creepy but louder than others. The creepiest one because of the way it's said is at 14:33-14:35 when a guy sings the words, "I can't. remember. EVERYthing!" It's louder than others too.

[@janehansen799]

Another great explore Paul. I have noticed Michael has been missing for a while, I hope he is ok x

[@carmelbrain7399]

Definitely a fixer upper but what a project this would be

[@robinlong1653]

Old homes had built in Murphy beds in L.A.

[@marilyndenler1370]

Paul, if some able-bodied person was to purchase the house from the deed holder…and he wasn’t self-employed,but needed to find work in a town… how many miles would he have to drive for a job? It would be so nice if it would work out, because this house looks to have good bones. Or if there was someone with deep pockets and could fix it up for a quiet weekend retreat that would save her too! On a clear night I’d think the stars would look like thousands of diamonds spread throughout the sky! Just dreaming! Loved the tin ceilings and the green color looked good. Those pulley light fixtures were interesting, and the fireplace surrounds, especially the fancy one, were so nice. Thank you much for this explore 👍🏻👍🏻😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Mariyln :-) The sky at night out at this old home would be just amazing on a clear night :-) Glad you enjoyed , cheers for watching

[@ontoitaussie7390]

I would even think about becoming a croweater if it was for sale Paul