EERIE 1725 GEORGIAN MANOR HOUSE, ABANDONED FOR OVER 40 YEARS!!!

In today's video we visit an abandoned Georgian manor house left empty for more than 40 years. Although there is not much left inside this old house, the fading beauty still remains. From the blanket of ivy slowly covering this manor house to the greenery silently creeping through the interior, there's still a certain charm about this house and the farmland that surrounds it.
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[@victoriadodson6745]

Nature is swallowing this house!!! Great explore. Please keep safe always. Blessings

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you!

[@beverleystone1102]

Wow.

[@roomullan3050]

What a terrible shame this wonderful property was ever allowed to decay to this level.

[@janicesperry7780]

What a grand home that once was. I really enjoyed watching your explore all the way from S.Dakota U.S.A. Thanks for sharing it. Stay safe.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you!

[@lindatimmons3675]

Old and falling apart like we get eventually. This was still an interesting place to see. When it totally collapses what happens to it then,does the whole place get sold or cleared off for a development of some type. Thanks for the tour. Places like this still make for some good photos. There's still beauty no matter the collapse

[@1heitzman]

Absolutely beautiful place, still full of character and charm.

[@silentseekersexplore]

It is. Would have been lovely once.

[@annbarns652]

This would have been a nice Manor its hey days . I wonder why its just been left neglected. Some places have a sad history to it.Nothing beats the high ceilingd snd feature fireplaces.Soon houses and manors like this will be all gone replaced with glass houses. Liked and shared

[@silentseekersexplore]

You're right, I think that's why it's being left to decay beyond repair.

[@lindatimmons3675]

@ann...... You are so right. All these good old beautiful homes are being left to fall apart so they can be leveled and some cheap cookie cutter house can be built. It's sad 😢

[@shazneyshowsall9565]

Mother Nature is definitely reclaiming it.. bet it was a grand home once

[@customscreenprinting]

silent seekers Explore thanks for sharing with me this explore you both are crazy you both could of hurt in that place thank God You didn't that place you went into was very unsafe and i am glad you both got out safely the place was EERIE 1725 GEORGIAN MANOR HOUSE, ABANDONED FOR OVER 40 YEARS!!! no wonder it was in the shape it was in and i gave you a thumbs up and shared you outin my community tab and i will always show support to your channel because i like your channel and God Bless.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Good bless ya!

[@iancanty9875]

What an absolute shame that such a large house and a once thriving farm has been left to fall into ruin. I guess everything has its day. I wonder who built it and lived there. Somebody was trying, maybe about 30 or 40 odd years ago, to improve the place. That fireplace on the way in with more recent plastering around it, and that newish floor is evidence of that. That cast iron fireplace near the front door was probably from that bedroom with the cupboard in the corner. So sad that so many building like this are just left to rot.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Heartbreaking isn't it.. I'd love to take on some of these places!

[@petergrinnell2500]

The car is a Morris marina wat a shame all the buildings and a house wat would of been a grand old house and it's sat to rot over 40 years but the land looks like still being used good explore you two

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you!

[@cookdislander4372]

As a builder/carpenter I'd love to inherit a property and fix it up The Notebook style lol ❤

[@silentseekersexplore]

Me too and I'm not even a builder!

[@tinasteer2507]

15:26 The side of the container says A quarter of a peck. It is a measurement of weight. 1/4 peck = 10 pounds for example a peck of spuds = 15 lbs (pounds)

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you! I'd forgotten to look that up.

[@glenyshanlon5112]

Nothing on the telly 📺 worth watching 😅 you can tell that room was probably the last room lived . Bit dangerous my nerves were gone 😅 great find interesting to see how everything has just fallen to pieces .

[@silentseekersexplore]

I think they're waiting for it to crumble into a pile so they can build some lovely red bricks instead👎

[@glenyshanlon5112]

It's a shame but that's what usually happens to them old houses. 😕

[@tango6nf477]

This property belongs to someone and that someone is allowing it to rot. As well as their property buildings like this are part of our heritage and should be treated with respect.

[@lindastancil6949]

i like your videos, but please work on your focusing.

[@silentseekersexplore]

We don't know what happened with that one. The phone just wouldn't focus on there.

[@suechadwick121]

You find some great explores but something is missing, your videos see a bit flat, maybe the lack of enthusiasm or excitement in your voices. ❤

[@tinasteer2507]

You know the only reason we don’t panic about you coming to harm is we know you have got home to edit this!!! 🫣🫣😳. You were saying that there probably waiting for it to fall down and I am inclined to agree. If it does the owners can build whatever they want there as long as they stay within the footprint of the original building. This sometimes stops developers buying and developing these properties. 30:01. Did that cheque say 12th September 1935?

[@ducksmugglers]

It says it's 1932

[@silentseekersexplore]

It could say a 2, 5 or 9, the last number was hand written so it's hard to read even with my glasses on 🤓