Exploring and Abandoned Time Capsule House full of Antiques & interesting items Completely Untouched

Probably the most untouched house ive ever explored, full of antiques and interesting items from centuries ago.

[@robinpeppin]

i love your explores, you find the very best properties. & that you are meticulous & as thorough as you are is a blast. i'm 68 in america & used to go in any abandoned home i came across starting as a child, i am thrilled every time you put out another video. i'm going to london just before c'masd in 2024 & hoping to tour some of these historic homes in quaint historic villages, what a gas that will be. i can't wait. my greatgramps immigrated from england back in the late 1800's. so this is part of my heritage which is so cool. keep up the good work, i love it!

[@garlandedwards1749]

No apology is necessary. I enjoyed the entire video. What stunning furniture, pictures, dishes, figurines, and the old Bible! Thank you for sharing this treasure trove. All the best. 😊

[@andy2625]

Wow the best guy on you tube is back, I think I speak for everyone by saying we really missed you, and what a fantastic video to come back with, the length of the video was amazing to & wish it could of been longer because like everyone else we love you Stare. What an amazing house, that beautiful furniture & those beautiful pictures on the wall, I love looking at the old photos from the 1800's & 1900's, there's just something magical about them. I hope all that stuff is saved & some relative comes forward, I think some of the stuff should be in a museum like the old telephone. Anyway Stare really great to see you again on here, please stay safe & a belated happy New year to you. Andy. 👍😊👍

[@stare6711]

Hi Andy, it good to be back with a new house to show you at last. Like you I also loved that old telephone, it was actually plugged into the phone socket so they were actually still using it :) I love these old houses with nothing modern in them, some people are happy using things they grew up with so didn’t see the need to buy more up to date things like microwaves etc. Anyway good to hear from you again my old friend, speak soon.

[@ingridhead6574]

Take your time ….. I enjoyed it. Thanks x

[@lyneetadoss860]

Andy: 100%x100% correct!💓We all 💓Stare!

[@Oh-Jay52]

@@stare6711.... But could buy a new thing called custard pots and new looking tv/monitor & the rest . Maybe the house is from a covid patient who didnt make it but , who knows ? A slight hint of breaking and entering side of things i say ....sorry...just how it looks tbh

[@somersetflower]

Thanks for coming back and sharing. Try looking at the tinned and packet food in the kitchen for dates ! These people, though hoarders obviously loved their possessions and had a keen eye for quality. I will never be able to understand how family can leave their predecessors lovely houses so neglected and not save all their beautiful items. Some of the desks and storage furniture in particular was lovely. Stay safe Till next time Janice 👵 🇬🇧 xxx Gardenia is my favourite perfume.

[@tinyTears]

It makes me sad to think all them beautiful things are being left to just rot 😢. Let’s hope someone buys the house with its contents and rescues it. Great video by the way

[@surreygirl2075]

The house is the same as my grannies it was a beauiful home have many happy memories

[@jojackson1573]

Love your caring and respectful approach.. 🙂

[@dawnlindgron5570]

Wow so many lovely dishes and amazing furniture

[@melindar2887]

Great video! Anxiously waiting for your next video😀

[@XXXSHARONOXXX]

Welcome back!!.....Really missed you and your videos....Hope all is well and really hope you do not become a stranger again really love your videos...Take care for now ❤

[@stare6711]

Hi Sharon, it was a pleasure showing you such an amazing place:)

[@silverbullet4055]

And all the artwork hung by picture rails; magnificent!

[@user-ym6me7yg9f]

I've watched many houses be explored, but I think this is my favorite.

[@maggi666]

I found you an hr ago and just watched this amazing old home. I don't know how old they were in 1968 when they married to be gone now. We married in 1970 and are in our early 70s and we hike and cycle despite arthritis. So these ppl either didn't keep themselves fit after retirement or something killed them that they couldn't do anything about. So sad. We definitely think they're forefathers we're extremely wealthy. Some of that stuff looks like stately home stuff. The garden's look like they've never been tended in decades. Maybe it's in probate. So sad to see ppls' lifetime belongings just left to rot. A ceiling takes some time to drop like that. I love long videos and alas not many ppl make them.

[@lorihayes1419]

Well done! Loved it and no apologies necessary! Thank you!

[@Bandit594]

Hope you find another place to search, enjoy a voice that also gets excited with what is found. please make more, and don't get caught trespassing

[@noweaponsformedagainstme]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful home Tons of one of a kind items and family heirlooms. My heart hurt for family photos that nature will soon claim 😢🙏🏾

[@darrenhobbs7810]

Great explore Darren, what an amazing house full of great stuff. Great to see.

[@stare6711]

Hello again Darren, I’m glad you enjoyed the tour of the place, I just love finding them when they are untouched like this. So many cool things to see. It was a pleasure filming the place:)

[@peterward3965]

@@stare6711 stop trespassing and breaking and entering

[@janeyeaton121]

I enjoyed this video very much. Thank you for sharing with us. I will be looking for more to come.

[@stare6711]

Hi Janey, I’m glad you enjoyed the tour of the house. It was a pleasure to film it for you:)

[@adelebaker6227]

So happy to see you! The house is absolutely beautiful as well as everything in it! Thank you for showing it to us! Looking forward to more!

[@stare6711]

Hi Adele, it was a pleasure to film it for you:)

[@patricialang970]

That's terrible that all of that beautiful furniture will be destroyed. That house I'd loaded with very expensive antiques. Wood carvings. Wow! My husband's mother would go nuts seeing all of these immaculate furnishings of time past!!

[@kevindoxey]

Such a beautiful place with the most beautiful things!!!!

[@dlodge4966]

Sooooo happy to see you!!!! Was just thinking how much I missed your wonderful explores!!

[@indiecole62]

Please, please don't be afraid to do a rather long video! I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking we would LOVE you to take all the time you like to go through it ALL for us. If it's too long for some they can watch in installments as and when they can, but please, please DO make a wonderful lonnnng video even if it IS 2 hrs long!! You'll be the ONLY one who gives us that time and the chance to see everything. X

[@JoanAdams-sl8ow]

I am originally from Windsor. I was born there...This simply breaks my heart that some family member hasn't come forward to claim these beautiful 'photos and china...How hard the owners of this house must have worked....Maybe they didn't have any children? I don't know...I would buy it in a minute.....I would treasure it just like the previous owners have done.....I would keep their 'photos dotted around the home and show such respect for them...They would be so pleased that I was taking care of it...The furniture is so beautiful......Thank you for showing us this beautiful home.........

[@peterward3965]

Read my posting from 8 days ago, perhaps it may give you a better understanding. Cheers 🥂

[@Chrisss2112]

Welcome back Darren! So good to see you! Now, I’m gonna watch your video!

[@dononeal3313]

Love how different people pronounce garage, awesome.

[@Chrisss2112]

Darren, I really loved this explore, especially seeing photos from the 1800s which is so interesting to me. The carvings on the furniture looked fantastic! I could spend hours in a place like that, a true time capsule! You always find amazing places to explore. Don’t you ever worry about the video being long as I feel the longer the better. Thank you, and, I hope to see you soon. 👍😊❤️

[@stare6711]

Hey Chrissy, thanks for the nudge in getting this place edited, I know it’s been a while since I’ve uploaded anything new. Hopefully it was worth the wait as it really was a great place to show you around:) Speak soon

[@helenroblin6057]

Wow just wow I would have spent hours in there ...beautiful things in there .

[@andyderby150]

There is literally a fortune in this home I can not believe that family members have not taken possession of these items?

[@Seventh7son7]

What a fantastic house, You seem to find the best time capsules, I'm glad you don't rush, Love the old furniture and photo's, Thanks for another amazing explore .

[@stare6711]

Hello again, this place was a pleasure to film for you, so much cool stuff to see and document. Like you I also loved the old furniture, they just don’t make it like that anymore. Let’s hope it all gets saved and appreciated by someone soon:)

[@Geordie_Empath]

This is my dream.....to find somewhere like this ❤️ fix that ceiling and you could move in, WoW.....just WoW

[@debradevine3949]

Love the wallpaper used in all the rooms.

[@lyndavies5562]

I loved every second of your view of this magnificent house , ,like you l could have spent the whole day looking here. Thankyou SO MUCH. THE BIBLE WAS WONDERFULL. LYN FROM AUSTRALIA

[@yanzwapu1776]

I love those stuff.. From philippines with love

[@AbandonedUK]

Great explore Darren, you do justice to all that you document. 53mins was like 10 when it's rammed with history. 10/10 mate. All the best!

[@stare6711]

Hello again Steve, hope your well? This really was a pleasure to film as it was full of interesting things and completely untouched by others moving things around for photos. Wish I could find places like this every week but they are becoming rarer these days. Take it easy and hopefully speak soon:)

[@violettheorgangrinder]

@@stare6711 you're*

[@salzburg18]

I really enjoyed this video, thank you! Whatever has happened, I hope that some of these lovely pieces are rescued before they fall into disrepair and that the new buyers of the house restore it sympathetically with the original features preserved.

[@debradevine3949]

The home has a lovely vibe to it.

[@daucersadmin-lj9zs]

As an antique dealer and it pains me to see places like this with treasured items left to rot. If you know who the new owners are I’d be happy to give them a cash offer so the items can be used for generations to come

[@Adria316]

especially the welsh grandfather clock :)

[@kev845]

I BET YOU WOULD LOVE TO OFFER A DEAL ON MANY ANTIQUES YOU HAVE SAW DEALER OR NO DEALER

[@JOSIE19643]

Finally !! You're back !! Do not apolagize I love watching your videos they are always so interesting ! So much stuff in this house, beautiful furnitures, antiques it's a collector dream !! Thank you so much for showing us this incredible place. Hope to see you soon !! Stay safe 👍🇨🇦

[@stare6711]

Hi Mitsy, I’m glad you didn’t mind the long video, these kinda houses are so interesting with all their old things inside, just soooo much to film and document:) Speak soon

[@violettheorgangrinder]

Apologize*

[@garryreeve824]

@@violettheorgangrinder No this is Britain where the spelling is apologise. Your spelling is U.S.

[@tinaneudorf9524]

Never apologize for the video being too long, I like them long. Great video, I love this one, so much stuff and , I truly enjoyed it.❤

[@debwilson5236]

I would love a beautiful home like this I wouldn’t change much I love vintage it’s heartbreaking that it’s not loved anymore

[@azzamarwan5476]

It is a beautiful house and beautiful old furniture. I hope some one in the family will save this beauty one day .

[@ruthriverasaenz7413]

Un súper vídeo gracias.

[@simonkynaston6751]

I explore also. But although this house was wonderful this felt like breaking and entering into somewhere not long left. Publishing this especially with the outside photo is just inviting disaster for this place and the wonderful antiques. Elwell painting is worth a tidy sum. I could not watch to the end ..uncomfortable viewing.

[@paula3124]

The Elwell is a print, as are most of the paintings.

[@natashalelacheur2485]

Your videos are brilliant! At last a new one 😊. I certainly would not complain if your videos were 2 hours long. Gem of a place! Feel sorry for the poor houseplants, desperately trying to survive!

[@stare6711]

Hi Natasha, it was great to find such an untouched place full of cool stuff like this one. Hopefully it wont be as long before I find another one:)

[@Destination_Unknown_Explore]

@stare6711 Hi is their a way that I can contact you ?

[@mariavilaneidevieiracosta5450]

So many beautiful things ❤️🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@patkilmurray4702]

They were serious collectors! That was a lifetime of carefully chosen pieces from antique shops and fairs up and down the country. I know this because I do the same and I recognise that they liked everything that was old. I could get a really good profile of this couple. They had flipping excellent taste in antiques. It was all valuable. Their house was spectacularly gorgious, will have to watch this excellent explore several times. It was fascinating and just up my street. The best explore I'm ever likely to see, mate, I can't thank you enough, this was sheer perfection. Respect.

[@stare6711]

Hi Pat, im glad you enjoyed the tour of the place. Like you i also love all the old stuff, they just done make things as good these days. If you enjoyed all the antiques in this place i also did another similar place on my last explore, the one before this video, full of antiques, tea caddies, silver perfume bottles and a human bone foot . . . . . . . Im sure you would find it almost as interesting as this place:) Thanks for watching

[@kikibean2024]

Great explore! You open all the boxes and cubbies and you don't go fast. 😊

[@stare6711]

Hi Kate, i love these kinda houses that are packed full of stuff, you just have to open the drawers as you never know what your gonna find. It was a pleasure to film the place for you:)

[@peterward3965]

@@stare6711 stuff that doesn't belong to you.

[@peterward3965]

@@Charlie-gq6qh Absolutely Charlie, long story short, our family house has been in limbo since 2015, and we still cannot enter it legally. Living in fear that others will illegally. It's a constant worry 😯 cheers 🍻

[@luceb7328]

Very nice , Thank you ! 👍

[@dlodge4966]

It would be a real tragedy if the furniture doesn’t get saved such beautiful things.

[@Merry-ne4mr]

It's so good to see you, again! Very fascinating home with so many beautiful things to see. I just want to tell you that I'd really enjoy longer videos, there is so much to see! It's always a pleasure to watch your videos!

[@stare6711]

Hello again, I’m glad you don’t mind these longer videos. The house was full of sooooo much cool stuff that I really wanted to make sure you got to see everything that was there. It was a pleasure to film it for you:)

[@patriciashelton6644]

Time you entered I could easily see that an elderly person spent they're last days at home. No longer able to care for the garden or their home. I fear the same fate.

[@D2D_URBEX]

Well done mate lovely explore. Lovely doors in the kitchen area reminds me of my Grans old house. Nice to see you back at it and hope your well 👍

[@stare6711]

Hello again mate, ha yes there were items that I saw in this house that also reminded me of my grandparents house too. So nice to find them untouched like this:) hope to see you in one of your videos soon.

[@heatherfox9888]

Gardenia is women's perfume. I'm surprised that someone hasn't cleared that place out. So many valuable items left behind, alot of money just sitting there!

[@TheShowgirl25]

Beautiful 1940's house. Bet that carved sideboard weighs a ton! Makes you wonder what happened to the people who lived there. doesn't it? So nice to see nothing stolen or trashed for a change and no, the video wasn't too long. Well done.

[@stare6711]

Ha yes that sideboard looks soooooo heavy :) Like you said, it’s nice to see a place just left how the previous owners left it, not trashed or graffitied. It was a pleasure to film this place for you:)

[@19stretch72]

Another cracking explore, look forward to the next one 👍

[@sheilad83]

Great content my friend! 💜🫶🏻💜 ❤️🇺🇲💙

[@lorihayes1419]

Maybe the property is in probate. That seems to happen a lot. Nothing can be removed until family members agree on how to divide things. That is sad as well. Having a Will drawn up is important.

[@ospreyyy1]

Long time no see! Lol. Wow! What a place. I would imagine maybe someone in the Navy may have lived there. It's hard to believe that the house is abandoned. Perhaps they are in a Nursing Home? It looks like someone started packing up and stopped. Maybe the property is in dispute with the relatives of the owners? Or maybe they left it as they didn't have money for death taxes, and all that goes with it? I was expecting someone to walk in... Glad you are back.

[@stare6711]

Hi Eileen, yes you could be right about someone being in the navy as there were so many things with boats and ships on. Amazing place, wish I could find more like this . . . . . . . .:)

[@teresacastanedacastaneda6555]

What an awesome tour of this magnificent home. 1st time viewer here, you did a great job.

[@lesliehowie7246]

Amazing video!

[@gillianmulligan2723]

I really enjoyed this video! The tiny bottle of Gardenia is perfume.

[@jfrakers]

In 1959 at Christmas I had a little bottle of scent like the "Gardenia, London " one you asked about. Mine was Californian Poppy, and my Mum bought it from a Sikh salesman who was selling stuff door to door from his suitcase.

[@anitarodriguez9955]

So many beautiful things!

[@anndurcan9540]

Loved this video!! Amazing finds, and hope someone will claim this amazing time capsule.

[@hotmailemail1128]

Fascinating! I so enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@owenmccullagh3462]

My only wish is that some of the relatives of the folks who used to live there would go back and make it the absolutely beautiful home it once was keeping parts of the original occupants there too before this beautiful house gets destroyed . It took a lifetime to collect and get the house into this beauty it is it would be a crime to let it get into a state of disrepair

[@krysstefan2505]

Nice respectful neighbourhood house not ruined ,surprise you can see closeness of another’s property’s troughs windows of the whole video.Bravo for good neighbours!Sad home is left….to decay.

[@lynnmk2384]

Beautiful home beautiful things

[@MsKatana1973]

Love the old clothes pulley

[@georgiameier4990]

These folks were the kings and queens of bits and bobs !

[@Carol......]

Wow, that was certainly a lifetime of possessions eh !! This couple must have gone shopping every week of a very long life. Some beautiful things in there and what a treat to see it all in such detail, thank you for taking your time and showing us everything, you're an expert at doing everything with one hand 😄 Beautiful stained windows on many rooms too, I'd move in there in a heartbeat, lovely wee place. I hope they have family to pass on all this beautiful furniture to, its sad to see it all sitting unloved. Anyway, first time watching you, came up in my recommendations and I'm so glad you did, looking forward to watching more. Nice to meet you 😊

[@stare6711]

Hi Carol, I’m glad you enjoyed the quick tour of the place, like you said it’s a beautiful old house with the stained glass windows and all the old antique furniture too. Yes they certainly were buyers of all kinds of things, just looking at the hook with all those hundreds of receipts on showed us what they were like. Anyway good to meet you too and thanks for watching:)

[@hansoconner6898]

These people had exquisite taste and collected some nice pieces. Absolutely loved the furniture and the decor. 😊

[@MrPaulstride]

well done , what a hoard of artistic treasure, of times gone by when there was more respect for things made properly, instead of plastic and electronics.thank you taffy boyo, if you ever need an assistant?

[@dononeal3313]

Beautiful pieces in this home, an antique collector would have a field day in this place

[@stare6711]

Hi Don, your certainly right there, it’s full of antiques and cool things that collectors would love. Let’s just hope that the wrong kinda people don’t find this place:)

[@dawnlindgron5570]

Thats the type of house I would buy to fix up. But the fun hours going through all of that !

[@stare6711]

Hi Dawn, yes id also love to buy the place and go through all of the stuff in the house, i bet there is some treasure to be found amongst it all for sure:) Thanks for watching

[@jitterbugg6824]

I'd love to live there , what a beautiful home .

[@beverleystone1102]

What an excellent explore thank you so very much. Maybe it's going through the courts for the relatives. Let's hope so. And thank you for your patience in showing us this lovely home b beverley UK

[@stare6711]

Hi Beverly, it was a pleasure to film it for you, so many interesting things to see inside this lovely home:)

[@lindagreenacre630]

That Gardenia is a bottle of perfume i think.

[@dianelafreniere1362]

Oh wow!! What a beautiful explore!! Your videos are never long enough for me, lol! They are always so beautifully filmed!! Thank you for all the work you put in them, Stare!!! I watch them more than once and always see something new I missed before.

[@joanmatchett8100]

I think the little Gardenia bottle is perfume

[@june3206]

Loved the care you took with the things you shared . Shows true compassion for the family. ❤❤❤

[@georgiameier4990]

What a sweet little house !

[@daisymaisy4877]

Oh my Gosh you're back😄👍👍Nice one!!!

[@North49191]

Mary Dawson Elwell (1874-1952) Bradford Museums and Galleries Painter, notably of interiors, also landscapes, born in Liverpool, daughter of a shipping merchant. She married Hull oil broker George Holmes who died in 1913, then the painter Fred Elwell, with whom she studied, in 1914. His portrait of his wife is held by the Borough Council in Beverley, Yorkshire, where they settled. Her money enabled the Elwells to travel extensively on the continent. She exhibited often at RA, also at SWA, RSA, Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool and elsewhere, although a stroke in 1945 incapacitated her. There was a retrospective of the work of the two Elwells in 1953 at Beverley Art Gallery and Ferens Art Gallery, Hull.

[@marilynmaker5942]

Great video! It needed to be that long to show so much awesome stuff! Sad that it is all left to rot away.

[@stare6711]

Hi Marilyn, im pleased you enjoyed the tour of the place and you didnt think the video was too long. Like you said there was sooooo much awesome stuff inside to see that i just couldnt rush it:)

[@patriciajones9020]

Fantastic but you did look in the trunks under the bed,your favourite you said finding trunks x

[@lucywebber3588]

I owe you an apology now I understand why you didn't go into detail how lovely to see this beautiful home 🏡 that was so much to say which is why it explains to me that if you did go into detail, how much langar the video would have taken to film 📽️ thank you 😁 really appreciate your time and also the work you have put in xx😊

[@lorihayes1419]

Someone should come for the family’s photos. That’s their history.

[@GhostLivesMatter]

Wow!!! 😍😍😍. What a beautiful place!! Just found your channel. 👍👍

[@MsCripplex]

Where are their children? The pictures show children and this house needs to be rescued NOW! So sad yet still amazing and beautiful! Thank you for letting us see such an amazing home! I wish I could be the caretaker for a home like this, I live in the US and enjoy seeing things from afar, I am also severely disabled and love living through the eyes of others, be safe!

[@Londonfogey]

I've heard several theories about why children don't claim houses like this. 1. They are in a legal dispute with their siblings over who gets what; 2. they live a long way away or in another country and cannot get the time to sort things out. 3. they are ill or have personal problems (alcoholism etc) that prevents them sorting the house out; 4. They are very rich and just cannot be bothered to go to the effort of sorting a house out for what is small change to them.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@@Londonfogey Could also be that they had an abusive childhood and do not want to go back at all.

[@dianeknight4839]

I would love to have all that blue and white crockery and the little writing desk. I always feel sad to see someones lifetime left to decay. Hope someone saves it. Thank you for showing us around.

[@cat-mum-Jules]

The first video I've seen from you. I hope this house isn't just left to rot. Great video, I've subscribed

[@stare6711]

Hi Julie, Im glad you enjoyed the tour of the place. So much cool stuff just left behind, hope its gets saved and maybe a charity can come in and reuse many of the items for people who need them. Thanks for watching:)

[@annebynon]

What an amazing place. Am amazed it has escaped the looters and vandals. Hope it stays hidden and secure.

[@angelajones2095]

What a brilliant place, thank you, and you do it so respectfully. Shame to see it go to waste, so much social history.

[@angelajones2095]

@@nicolad8822 He did not disclose the location nor did he touch or take anything, usual urbex explorer, he didn't break in either, the window was open. If you don't like the content why are you watching?

[@explorations40]

Whoa that garage is load with all that stuff yikes lol cool explore of this place I stumble across your channel cool content you have🤠

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thanks man, we love these videos. Central California watching

[@stare6711]

Hello again Theodore, sorry its been sooo long since my last upload but i hope it was worth the wait:)

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

@@stare6711 Definitely, always

[@lisamadison9056]

Love it. Maybe go back and do a special long video.

[@Lololeelee]

Just finished the video in the morning because I fell asleep, that happens a lot, so take no offense. But I had to backtrack when you said there was a human foot. I immediately thought it has to be a medical educational model. Great video! Loved how you squeezed through the doggie door. Lol

[@aprilames6233]

Love the long video, wish people would do more.

[@beccink9760]

Hay hi!! Good to see you again!!