Neighbours filming location - the real Ramsay St

[@MoonSpinners]

I’m a huge Neighbours addict, so, Thank you, I enjoyed seeing what it’s like when filming isn’t going on. I’m just surprised the company that produces Neighbours haven’t bought these houses by now. It must be awful living there, with fans lingering outside your house all the time, and taking videos like this.

[@rick182z]

The show has always been run on a shoe string budget ... They couldn't afford them

[@MsGrandunion]

the show began decades ago. If people don't like the visitors, they have had plenty of time to sell up and move on!

[@aries898]

From what I hear the money the residents get is pretty good to pass up. By the end though, the production company did rent the ‘Robinson’ house when previous tenants moved out and they used it as a storage/green room right to the end. The only house that went up for sale in the 37 years I believe was the one that Toadie lived in, so I would say the owners had a pretty good deal to not want to sell in the first place

[@jaggass]

@@aries898 The house prices go up everytime one is for sale and look completely different to interior wise.

[@mebeme007]

@@aries898 I believe all of the houses in that court have been up for sale at least once or twice in all the years the show has been going.

[@tombray8225]

Useful insight, let's just hope life on Ramsey Street continues!!

[@kimblackmore2996]

I love neighbours best show ever I love the Scott and Charlene wedding miss they

[@SPIKE-0000]

Fantastic to see these..."Genuine Houses" still here...I'd forgot the "Set-Locations" for the back-garden and pool-locations were done at Nunawading studios....

[@mebeme007]

The second house was originally where Max Ramsay and his wife, Maria, lived with their two sons, Shane and Danny. The third house was the Robinson's. Jim, the widowed dad, his children, Julie, Paul, Scott and Lucy. And also Jim's mother-in-law, Helen Daniels. The fourth house was where Des Clarke lived with his crabby, nosy mother, Eileen. Later joined by Daphne. I don't think the other houses were shown much or were included in the storylines for the first year of Neighbours. They were included from 1986 onwards, if I'm not mistaken. I always loved the houses that had the driveways that sloped down, and the garage formed part of the house, with the (assumed) bedrooms being built on top of the garage. Thanks for sharing this video. 😊😊

[@Stevieab]

Went there in 2002 for first time. No security on the street then we just filmed and spoke to the old guy that lives in Harold’s old house. Then went back years later couple times and there is security there now. Used to take my work van for a drive down it if I was passing when lived in Melbourne too 😂

[@nickfatsis9607]

They've always had security, even as far back as 1986, if there's no security there it means there's no filming on that day.

[@Stevieab]

@@nickfatsis9607 When we went in 2002 a couple different times they weren’t filming and no security on the street. Then in 2008 went back a few times taking different friends there and even when no filming that day there was security guy in the street. I imagine they’ll be finished now though.

[@nickfatsis9607]

@@Stevieab there would’ve been some reason they would’ve wanted to stop people walking and driving up the court. No reason now that’s right.

[@mebeme007]

They always have security guards there when filming is going on, to stop people interfering during filming. The rest of the time, they have a random security firm that patrols the area from time to time, just to keep an eye on things, etc.

[@thebohemian.]

’ve not watched Neighbours in over 26 years! The houses I saw in this video, Clive Gibbons, The Ramsey’s, Mrs Mangel’s?? 🇬🇧

[@mebeme007]

Geez, that's going back. Clive came back into it a few years back, too. Along with a couple of others from the 80's era, too. Plain Jane super brain was one of them. I haven't watched the show fully in about 10-12 years. Watched it religiously from the very first episode, up until about 10-12 years ago and just got tired of the same old storylines being rehashed, but with using newer cast members instead. I do tune in once in a while, though, just to see who's on it and so on. So many new faces now, it put me right off bothering to try and get back into it again.

[@DerhamPaul]

It’s a good little court nice for the show

[@robertcomer2767]

Will be like Brookside Close in Liverpool, England next. Although nobody lived in those houses at the time.

[@stevenfletcher8850]

Thanks for sharing

[@edwarddowds1014]

Are they real houses (like brookside was)... I thought it was a studio

[@watchingintently7865]

Inside shots are in a studio.

[@edwarddowds1014]

I know brookside is real houses just thought neighbours was ...at least in the early days (like emmerdale used real houses for the village) as well

[@mebeme007]

Real court, real ordinary, everyday people have always lived there, and still do to this day.

[@BluetheFortune2006]

Since after Neighbours ended (which will be the start of August), i don't know what would happen to the Ramsay St. setting, but i could think that the houses may be demolished, sold or abandoned.

[@SPIKE-0000]

The houses for the "Actual Houses" here are owned by real owners...However...the "Set-Locations" are different and are filmed at Nunawading Studios where they filmed Prisoner: Cell Block H...I'd imagine those studios will close and they'll eventually move somewhere else....

[@ramteen1993]

I wonder if people actually live in these houses still

[@SPIKE-0000]

@@ramteen1993 The houses for the "Actual Houses" here are owned by real owners...However...the "Set-Locations" are different and are filmed at Nunawading Studios where they filmed Prisoner: Cell Block H...I'd imagine those studios will close and they'll eventually move somewhere else....

[@alwayslearning9272]

Don't think the houses would be demolished as they are real homes that people live in. The owners must be looking forward to just being able to live normally now that filming won't be going on there anymore! They literally had to live to a schedule and were told when they could be home, had to clear it before making any changes to the outside, couldn't even have their cars in the driveway, had to park at the end of the road whilst filming was going on! Now they'll be able to come and go as they please, and can wake up in the morning and not see a production crew outside. They won't know what to do with themselves! :)

[@MarkWhich]

Those houses for many many years to come will be worth a fortunate, I presume they paid some extra so they use their balconies, backyards, and garages also.

[@DerhamPaul]

It’s peacefully quiet

[@mistofoles]

Real houses with people actually living in them ( The production company pays them to stay out of sight during filming ).

[@jaggass]

Now that Neighbours has finished does it mean it's a public road again?

[@arcanekand]

It's always been a public road, the houses are lived in with families. They got paid when filming takes place because of the disruption caused. They don't film the interiors of the houses, only the exterior (the interior/backyard shots were filmed in the studios at Nunawading in Melbourne which includes Harold's café the Lassiters complex and lake) which is why the curtains/blinds are always closed when exterior shots are filmed. Also, it was a pain for the residents of pin OK court as they couldn't alter the front of their houses with things such as a porch or it would affect the show.

[@jaggass]

@@arcanekand I've heard it was patrolled 24hrs a day by security even when they weren't filming. It's a street i want to visit one day.

[@gavc6442]

It’s been rescued

[@utrapzab]

@@jaggassnah, I went there and took some lemons from Joe mangles tree, not a peep, glen waverley is your train stop for this place

[@rebeccan4763]

Fuzz out the number plates!!!

[@ashtonrichardson3825]

NO

[@kevintraynor4508]

Did not see all the metal gates when they film the street

[@nickfatsis9607]

When they film down the court the barriers are removed, when they don't want people driving up when filming they block the start of the court.

[@redindian2209]

the houses then are better than the houses today

[@danrrennash3062]

the ysle of

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

You shouldn't be allowed to film peoples homes, invasion of privacy.

[@michaelversace456]

Inside is an invasion. Hence the "in" part of the word. They're on a public street. If they were perving through the windows then there would be a problem.

[@ashtonrichardson3825]

WHAT A ABSOLUTE BINT YOU ARE

[@michaelversace456]

@@ashtonrichardson3825 Bint? Not a bird mate. Dudes a twat.

[@CowmanUK]

Filming anywhere that is public is OK. Entering their private property would be wrong which didn't happen here. So all good.

[@stevens5541]

Filming in public is your right..if you started taking video on their private land that's up to the owner of the land to decide if it's ok or not

[@derhampaul1117]

Boring

[@JCStorm76]

Yes you are

[@CowmanUK]

To you. Then move on. Why comment? I found it very interesting.

[@mebeme007]

Clicking on something you're not interested in, just to type "Boring". What a bloody exciting existence that must be.