Old abandoned mansion with some stuff inside

After hours of driving and some hiking we finally made it to this old abandoned mansion with someone quite famous that owned it, this was a stealth mission as there was houses next to it and we didnt want seen, glad we made it inside for you guys to see.
We also came across a hidden tunnel that leads into the mansion but we wasn't dressed for it to go deep into it so we cut that one short, i did find out it was blocked off anyway so it would of been a waste of time.
RAW Footage in Scotland

[@tatertott2390]

Awe!!!! Thank you girly for letting the bumble bee outside 💗💚💗💚💗💚💗💚

[@TalkTalk44]

Thanks for showing us this once beautiful mansion..I would imagine they had a very large staff to attend to all the needs of the owners . , one can only imagine the bells ringing and servant girls scurrying to do their chores.

[@debbiemartel2945]

The walls are so thick and the countryside is so beautiful, Scotland is such a beautiful place!

[@sueleneblen8645]

Ótimo pra fazer filme de terror

[@lauracarrow3691]

Love the natural stone walls. A lost craft in that type of building.

[@kennethkeene4534]

Man that place is absolutely beautiful and I feel like it holds a lot of wonderful stories good and bad it's the kind of place that starts talking to you even before you get to the front door great video. ...thank you for sharing

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching

[@la1344]

The mansions/chateaus/castles were all built so well, they could last for hundreds of years if only their roofs and windows would be repaired. Water damage is so detrimental to the deterioration of these masterpieces. Such a shame to see these beautiful places and antiques and personal effects be destroyed. Thank you for the great footage.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching, its sad to see this places fall apart with no one to restore them

[@cherylkelly1221]

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[@williampalacio9980]

I still can’t understand how it is possibly, what kind of world are living in. Not even the state. Cares about , these awesome treasures, but something remarkable , people come, walk around make their footage and go , dont touch anything .

[@ryanolsen8316]

@@ExploringwithAlec you have a great eye for beautiful blonde help.

[@sandraadams4940]

No wonder they couldnt keep it up, it's too big. The bigger the house, the more servants and the more money it takes. This place could eat up your checking account really fast.

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

If you don't check your account you feel better

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Awesome and HUGE mansion. You both are brave souls indeed! Not finished exploring I see, now we doing rat tunnels!🐭🐀 You have no idea, WT Flip is down here! The lass has no fear! Glad you got out safely. 💕 Thank you both from the U.S.A

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching, she is quite timid hence why i told her to come back, im surprised she went as far as she did, we wasn't equipped properly to go down there further, but finding out when i got home it was actually blocked off at the end of the tunnel anyway,

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Watch for baler cables outside of old houses. Often the cable is connected to a servant bell in the main house but also in out houses and gate houses. If the cable is stepped on or moved it will set off a bell which would alert that someone has moved the cable. Once this happens a pendulum will indicate where the cable movement was detected. Also beside fireplaces there can be bell pulls or buttons, again don't touch those as they will ring a bell and they are very loud . Even if mains electricity is off electric bells in old houses are battery powered and will still function. The mechanical cable operated brass bells will work regardless of electricity being on in the property.

[@lindatimmons3675]

Y'all have a beautiful country. That water is so blue and BEAUTIFUL.

[@apachespook71]

What ? You're not going to check out the Barns ? With those horse jump poles in the main entry ? I'd love to see the barns !!

[@scratchgolfer12]

The water is beautiful. Pretty wooden furniture, doors, windows and doorways.

[@colbycrawford9209]

Nobody has lived in that place for over thirty years. I’m surprised that it looks as good as it does. I had never seen the inside before. Love that the service bells are still insitu. It could still be a good home but the roof would need to be replaced now(!) and we’re talking big money! What a waste! Thanks for sharing this.

[@sarahstrong7174]

That was a very smoothly operating sash window for an abandoned place.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Sarah Strong probably because the amount of urbexers going in that way lol

[@TheWatanna]

Wow. Nice to see how the other half lived. All of the smaller rooms were for maids and servants. The underground tunnel was from the main house. It was only used by servants so that if the Baird and his Lady went for a walk the servants were on hand without being seen to serve the guests also. The notches in the walls in the tunnel is where they kept wine etc ready to serve them. Nice eh. lol. Brilliant video. Thank you for posting.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

No worries thanks for the info and thanks for watching

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing your visit. Lovely place for sure but its a goner unless someone puts a new roof on it soon.

[@amymorgan1413]

I hit like and shared, also a new sub. I'm a 3rd generation USA immigrant by way of Scotland from the MacNaughton Clan. I have always felt a connection and a longing to return there but it may never happen. I love getting to visit this beautiful country through you. You do a great job, thank you. My Grandma Hendry, who grew up in Edinburgh, used to have a thick brogue like yours, makes me miss her❤

[@paulakayschmidt7002]

Gorgeous property--MASSIVE estate! What a MAZE!! I'm no expert on architecture and history but the lower level, original portion of that place looks like an old castle from the 1500's. A few of the rooms reminded me of dungeons. Some parts of the house also had features that looked 17-1800's to me. I LOVED that little room with the brown flowered curtains. The two rooms with the built in cupboards were lovely as well. Very interesting stone work too. And then that tunnel~!!! WOW! Wish you had gone all the way. GREAT explore, but just for future ones, whispering is just annoying. either be silent or talk loud enough we can understand what you're sayin. Thanks for reminding me to add canned beans to my shopping list lol

[@ExploringwithAlec]

lol thanks for watching although we whisper as we don't want to be haired, it was along drive to get to this one so we had no choice as their was houses around us. I found out the very next day that tunnel was blocked off so would of been a waste of time anyway.

[@ExploringwithDaveElsender]

Wow mate so much stuff left behind. Antiques as well amazing explore pal. Love your channel. 👍✌️👌

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks buddy i'll keep making videos as long as i keep getting into places cheers lol

[@helenweedon7716]

I have a feeling that it was being used to store antiques, rather than the owner leaving stuff behind.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

@@helenweedon7716 Its had a few owners

[@tdmj2812]

Stunning! Old money right here.

[@estherkritharakis9443]

Yes is heart braking to watch this mansion rotten to waste and no one is doing anything to save this great place. Scotland was famous for their great mansions and castles please I hope that someone is making an effort to save this place. I can imagine the story behind its great walls and some of the antique furniture left to rotten.....

[@amymorgan1413]

I wouldn't go across the top of those stairs either! Scary. I loooove your work.

[@goonerash]

The round machine with the crank is a wee bagpipe tuner, it can tune two wee bagpipes at a time..!!

[@freeranger1677]

Ha ha very funny, not quite. Its a knife sharpener.

[@myrescuecats3028]

It not.Its a antique knife sharpener.I have one in my garage.You would put water in to keep the stone cold whilst sharpening your knifes. All big homes would have had one

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

It's to fire clay shot

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

@@myrescuecats3028 what's the weather like in Matt tutu shut?

[@peterraikman]

@@freeranger1677 Yes, a knife sharpener

[@tangie777uk]

WOW, what an amazing place such stunning views, going to take some serious money to get that back up to scratch. Great video thank you Alec

[@williebeamish5879]

Great explore! Thanks! Love the scenery. Way cool!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching

[@tangledshoelace4726]

Just beyond gorgeous!! The sky and the countrysude!! Breathtaking!!❤💚💙💛🧡😃😃🇺🇸🗽

[@eugenepaynter4972]

Seeing great places like this let to rot with all the Antiques is rather heartbreaking

[@johnroberts3723]

Very excited to explore these old places where it seems that time stands still.

[@harismm6441]

So beautiful ❤

[@gladysharmon7989]

Auch! No bloody way I would step One foot in that, or any, tunnel, no how no way no Sir!!!! This was a beautiful old explore, the green of the countryside at the end, icing on the cake! Bonny Scotland and all Her many Treasures. I would live in a big old house like this and enjoy every second of it, those windows, oh hell! And the structure itself just magnificent! Great adventures! And those old cookers, wow! Pot bellied stoves... I can smell the bangers and mash! Lmao... Greeting from Oregon 🙂✨️

[@Gypsy839]

Beautiful country! So green and peaceful looking!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks

[@sarahstrong7174]

The water damage is really ruining that place now. Shame, could imagine some rooms being quite cozy with a fire in the grate & its in a beautiful setting. The stone walls look mostly very sound & strong too.

[@Disruptedgarage]

Would make a great bed and breakfast!

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Pasta it was built as a house for Elizabeth Boyd Lyon of lineage to her royal highness Queen Lucifer.

[@monfrig6959]

I like that you walked by the Tiffany lamp and were more interested in garbage

[@JojoCrazyCat]

First time i ever seen a house with servant ringing bells.

[@patriciacalunniato9173]

Where are your masks my God this house is unrepairable please take care asbestos will kill in later years if you breath the dust in thanks for showing us

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Patricia Calunniato thanks for watching

[@loloholmes2793]

. If they should be worried about anything it's MOLD SPORES! Asbestos is fine as long as its not disturbed to create the the microscopic particles

[@purplepussy3717]

@@patriciacalunniato9173 Yeah these places are bad for that asbestos, get a mask!

[@lawannarobinson9900]

Thanks for sharing, my first time seeing such a large mansion that seems to go on and on. So many rooms, levels. It would take a large staff to run this place. A lot of work in the old days, but then there was employment.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

No probs thanks for watching

[@geoffjoffy]

If only I had enough money to abandon my house. Just move out and live in a new mansion. LOL. Thanks for the video. I am always intrigued by people's possessions.

[@athenoullathodure1355]

Love it ,love you both y Crack me up, good mornings meditation and left me smiling at th tunnel great therapy & felt like I'd been take bk in Time,glad y let bumble out ,

[@Chrisss2112]

Very interesting place. Thanks for sharing!!

[@sugarsundae3400]

Your filming is brilliant. Have you ever experienced any paranormal activity in any of these old properties ?

[@blackimartinez8567]

Beautiful mansion. Makes me so sad to see it not being cared for to be preserved. Found u by accident. From Sioux City, Iowa, USA. New sub! Loved video!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Big hello from Scotland and Thanks for watching,

[@josephholdman1037]

Thank You!

[@Volaris27]

Im a new subbie here, I just found your channel. Im watching from Boston, Massachusetts, USA, thank you for this wonderful look at that place. I was mesmerized by it and wish I could have been there too. Stay safe :)

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Awesome thanks for watching and i try to stay safe much love from Scotland!

[@cathyhatfield5340]

Beautiful place and scenery!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks

[@kimhaines7449]

Scotland... boy I would love to see that. It sucks that I will leave this earth and never see a beautiful place like that!

[@Carol......]

WOW what a place eh !!! I can't believe who owned this, Churchill even stayed here for a while ! I've never seen so many fireplaces in my life, the arched walkway is just stunning and I would have loved to have seen in in its glory, especially after she decorated the whole place, I bet it was absolutely beautiful, you can still see little bits of what she did 😍 ❤ I see it's now been sold and hopefully going to be a hotel, wouldn't it be amazing if it was all restored to the original plans, I would love to see that but it would cost several million. Thanks for showing us this Alec, I feel very lucky to have seen inside this place 🙏 😊 ❤

[@mariedekeyser6388]

Nice vind,the two of you!

[@iainswales1903]

What a fantastic Old House. Thanks for sharing this discovery. Amazing Place.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching

[@iainswales1903]

@@ExploringwithAlec Very Enjoyable Alec, I'll be watching more Thanks bud.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

@@iainswales1903 Cheers buddy

[@danielmccarville225]

So glad I stumbled upon your explore, Alec! Great job I hit the like button for you and I’ll keep an eye out for more videos from your channel. Scotland is one of my favorite places on earth. I live in California have family in Ireland, and have been to Scotland several times. This manner house is just absolutely stunning my imagination runs wild with thoughts of families who have lived here over generations would love to know more about the specific history of the property. As you pound up to one of the upstairs windows I froze the video to enjoy the stunningly clear blue sky’s-no chemtrail’s. Crystal and Blue -gorgeous! Thank you again and best of luck to you keep up the great work-Dan, Los Angeles California

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching

[@michaeloram6957]

I love that mansion it is beautiful always wanted a mansion like that it just never happened

[@kaydavis222]

Michael Oram I wish that too

[@TheButcher83]

Michael Oram Yes it could be great, but it's never too late 😉

[@IqbalbhaiMohammed]

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[@mariaabraham311]

Great house Alex! I am so happy you saved the bee 🐝 I hope it found it’s way out!❤️🇨🇦

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks me too!

[@Piecemaker1623]

How I would have loved to seen this place in its day.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Beth Schogren you and me both

[@mishwahlert4354]

Any vid that starts with heavy breathing and you saying Aye, is going to be a good one lol This is my fave place so far... Would love to see how it looked before they left.. Freaking huge, would need dozens to clean it... That room you went into after the Bee, was amazing.. Didn't look like a thing was wrong in there. Great vid 😍

[@ExploringwithAlec]

haha thanks Mish

[@jenniediaz2895]

Subscribed 🌻,Thanks for Opening the Window for the🐝🥰

[@nk53nxg]

I can tell you now that Historic Scotland is one of the biggest culprits for the demise of many of these buildings. I used to work for a company that did work for them as a Lime worker. These buildings should have the character retained whenever possible, but where the wooden beams and much of the materials used cannot be replicated in a cost effective manner then modern materials should be used. An example would be replacing an exposed roof beam made of a huge piece of oak that can no longer be obtained as trees this size are rarely felled. Now, Historic Scotland would rather that beam rott out and the roof cave in and further destroy the fabric of the building than allow a modern engineered piece to be put in its place. I call this ignorant vandalism. Modern materials can also be better than traditional if used correctly. I have witnessed Historic Scotlands arse hole attitude to repair and maintenance of these buildings make owners throw in the towel and allow them to rott. Many owners keep them on purpose to allow delapidation to set in so that they can obtain a warrant to knock them down. This allows them to get money for modern development.

[@suebodin7670]

Could they not at least take out the doors, woodwork, baa as misters windows Salvage whatever then let it fall? What a shameful waste

[@bigchevy350boy]

Cool video guys! 😎 Just watched the old hotel & mansion video prior to this one. Definitely just subscribed. Great job. 🤘😎🤘

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks

[@patwalling7184]

that place seemed to go on forever and ever I wonder how many people lived it such a big place!

[@loloholmes2793]

With many servants

[@MC-hb2it]

Probably just two like most mansions and the rest is all workers

[@mariaesteladesouzavenancio5479]

Lindo lugar

[@stevemalone6012]

Great for motion sickness! Love the mumbling! Great job if you don't care wtf is going on.

[@mishwahlert4354]

😂

[@prewgeeq7416]

Theres always light at the end of the tunnel , that was scary , im sure theres gold hidden in there somewhere lol, Hi im from South Africa , i love the outside yard , the house too big maybe it was built for Royal family... thanks for the video it was really awesome , Y'all must be careful when stepping on rotten stairways please...

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching and the tunnel was blocked off i found out of a friend so it would of been a waste of time going right in plus i wasn't dressed for it lol

[@V-Rae]

We are watching your video from the Southeastern United States, and you both did an amazing job bringing us with you to this wonderful old mansion in Scotland! You both have beautiful and pleasant speaking voices, so nice to listen to, and we here in the US know so little about beautiful Scotland, and would love to hear any stories you could share with us about the mansion and it's contents. My husband and I both have grandparents and great grandparents who came to the US from Ireland in the late 1800's and early 1900's and we have both seen furniture very much like many of the pieces of older furniture in this mansion, so beautiful! I know this was very hard work to hike to and get into this mansion, and thank you both for bringing us along with you to see this wonderful place! We can tell that the US and Scotland have the same cuss words loll, the universal language ;o) Thanks again, and we liked and subscribed, and we look forward to more videos from you both, and we hope to get to hear yur stories in your wonderful videos - this is the first one we have watched and we are going to be going through your awesome channel and watching them all and what a treat for us to tour beautiful Scotland! God Bless

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks so much for i'm glad you guys are all watching these videos, i'll be uploading more soon enough even if i don't get into places if its worth uploading ill post it just to keep you guys entertained haha, ill try not kill myself doing it but i'm up for climbing anything just to try and get into places, i carry heavy equipment with me, camera tripod etc so it can be a challenge lol xx

[@juliannehill1209]

Can you not tell the history of the site without divulging specifics. Would love to be there with you but alas I'm 76 years old. Did that kind of thing when younger mostly on islands in my little outboard.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

@@juliannehill1209 Will get back to you on this when i have more time, need to think more into it or ill give it all away lol

[@crenadokic6901]

You must be a brave person to walk around a place that has the lights on. If it was me I would of instantly thought that with all those suitcases and all that clothing present I would of thought that this person rented the rooms like some bread and breakfast and killed them which accounts for the suitcases and bags and he is still there hiding in the roof so he had no time to turn all the lights off. What was your gut feeling when you first entered the house ?!!

[@lovelife6140]

Love the vid but too much camera swaying had to stop watching due to motion sickness.

[@evelyngallacher6698]

Fantastic explore.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Evelyn Gallacher thanks

[@johnmcclintock8004]

Room after room after room after room after room after room after room after room after room after room !

[@ExploringwithAlec]

JOHN MCCLINTOCK think you missed a few more rooms 🙄🤣

[@robertrasmussen6879]

Great job, really enjoyed it!!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching

[@mariacanto1871]

Such an amazing property! It is just so sad that it is sitting abandoned! Are there no family members that would try to renovate it? It is simply huge and the outside is beautiful! Obviously it is going to cost a lot of money to renovate a huge mansion like that!

[@williebeamish5879]

And therein probably lies the problem. Renovation costs would be huge. Maybe some uber rich philanthropist will do that. Or tear everything down and put in a gross golf course like our President Trump (ugh). I believe he was crowing about one in Scotland a while back. Golf courses very detrimental environmentally from what I've learned. Sorry, bit off track, getting old and senile. Lol

[@jimking3288]

That was Coco Chanel's Scottish mansion !! Unfortunately the upkeep of these places is exhorbinate between maintainace and repairs never mind keeping it clean and warm !! Unless these houses own an estate that produces an income the only hope for these places is for them to be turned into hotels, care homes or a business locates in them which helps absorb some of the costs in tax reliefs !!

[@TruthQuest1]

You must be getting old and senile. Every property President Trump gets his hands on, he improves, as well as the value of the properties surrounding his. Your politics are getting in the way of your common sense. Let me guess, you're a Biden supporter. We can all see how that's going. We're watching the destruction of America, a once beautiful country now run by commies

[@pamdewall4588]

This was a lovely home!!!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

It sure was pity its in a bad state

[@LanceisLawson]

This place needs to be saved!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

It sure does

[@alasdairvincent6248]

It’s always a shame to see mansions like this,left this way. What a beautiful place this has been and could be again, if there was enough investment put into it. It would obviously cost a fortune for the running and upkeep of a building like that. That could be the reason that it was vacated. I hope that this old place can be saved somehow, before it’s too late.

[@mariacoratto5021]

QUE CAMINO PRECIOSO !!!!,

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

*I think an Indian family of 5 and above lived there. Indians like to live together and each family is given it's own home by separating the houses with the HALL WAY DOOR. That Ark structure and an Indian movie VHC proves of an Indian family whom their husbands were in millitary proof of the gun and boots, and that was an escape tunnel!*

[@prewgeeq7416]

U might be right..

[@christinelaurent165]

What wonderful landscapes there are in England ! It makes you wants to go !

[@ExploringwithAlec]

This is Scotland Christine 🙄

[@christinelaurent165]

@@ExploringwithAlec I am really sorry ... Yes, after watching all the wonderful videos you sent by "you tube" I realised some of them were shot in Scotland ! I hope you will forgive this error which only due by the fascination of the images I saw on your channel : the landscapes are ALL very beautiful and... Misterious ! BRAVO !

[@christinelaurent165]

@@ExploringwithAlec I am really sorry... After watching ALL the videos you sent on You Tube, I realised that some of them were shot in Scotland... I really hope you will forgive the error which only due by the fascination I have with all the images I discover in your channel !!! What lucky you have to be able to find so stranger, misterious and beautiful "manoir" "house" I 'd really to be with you...

[@patmurphy389]

ty for the video. go back & explore the tunnel w/some wellies & a proper torch, would love to see where it goes!...ty

[@ExploringwithAlec]

My friend told me Its blocked off at the other end, it took about 4 and a half hours drive to get to this one thanks for watching

[@patmurphy389]

@@ExploringwithAlec long ways to drive for an explore!...too bad it is blocked off, wonder where it went to? looked like a drainage tunnel for water

[@ExploringwithAlec]

@@patmurphy389 That's what i was thinking, was expecting water to come rushing out like something out of a movie lol

[@ndog2005]

That is/was a 'mansion'. With all those rooms, could be a hotel. That fly, alive, I jumped. Please, please you folks be Safe ( those floors, dangerous)...........

[@reynaldtv7631]

I like abandoned places very interesting for exploration

[@peterraikman]

Excellent - big, dilapidated, untrashed, interesting, and well conducted exploration. I know where we are - my family used to net the salmon down where the river meets the sea. I believe there are plans for the house, so I suggest they make it more secure, now that you have given us a tour. I didn't know about the tunnel.

[@Carol......]

What are the plans, I'd love to know if it'll be restored?

[@andrewkiwi1]

That place would take a lot of money to put right The roof the floors walls power and plumbing.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Damn right it would

[@dorothyjones1129]

That room with the doll on the ceiling light looks like somewhere you'd lay coffins 😂😂😂😂

[@vivinety]

Amazing place!! Greetings from Brazil!

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks

[@MRWonderingHaggis]

Aye what amazing place to find there guys. It’s a 100 years old +

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Matt Martin thanks

[@jamiegent5621]

Who walks away in leaves such beautiful houses

[@nicolemurphy2629]

Coco Chanel

[@nicolemurphy2629]

Ohh Duke of Westminster too!

[@cynthiarenfroe6990]

The big old house on the river is very creepy and some things just do not seem normal and if you think I would go down into the cellar well haha ,I don,t think so oh no be carefull in your exploring places you two happy hunting

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching

[@kaydavis222]

That is completely awesome

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks Kay im glad you enjoyed it :)

[@SnowPink90]

That mirror was beautiful!!

[@rhondaneri1912]

Love the videos you do keep up the good work

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks

[@user-zn9po2ny3n]

I'm new here. Amazing video .I love Scotland and historical places. I really love your video though If you explain about antique furniture and stuffs a bit ,that would be happy for me .instead of talking to your company. Sorry I say like this. Because I am not sure what stuffs are sometimes. Thanks for this video. I can see beautiful Scotland ! From Japan.😊💙💜👍👏🗻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching although i cant tell one antique from another lol, it was a long drive and we still had a long way to go to get back home

[@droolies7079]

Always have a great time with you guys. Thx for taking us along. Watch them again and again.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

No worries thanks for watching

[@teribrod4017]

Can you imagine playing hide and go seek in this place as a kid? >>>> shoot your turn would never come around!!!

[@mishwahlert4354]

Haha I was thinking that.. And if you had kids, you'd never find the buggers lol

[@idandf6091]

Nice video 👍👏 old house

[@simoneholder-russell9793]

it look like somethin out of a horror movie..the tunnel woww give me chills

[@thinkpositive6970]

Awesome video. Nice view around.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thanks for watching

[@HappyQuailsLC]

Catch the bee under a cup and let him go...glad you opened the window, somehow I missed that I thought I saw you walk away.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

HappyQuails what you taking about the bee got let go we opened the window for it? 🤨

[@HappyQuailsLC]

@@ExploringwithAlec I didn't see that. Glad you did

[@mariannepasanen9336]

Thanks for letting him out

[@ExploringwithAlec]

No probs

[@elizabethtorres6069]

10:41 WTFUNK happened here!! Did dolly tried to make a grand escape? 🤣 Cooped up for too long!

[@SnowPink90]

If this mansion was bought by the right people and they brought it up to code, it would be gorgeous!! Those stone walls are so very beautiful. Do you think it’s about 250-300yrs old? My favourite author who wrote Romantic History books was from England and she would describe such manors. Thanks again for making these videos. I really enjoy them!!😊 I could see the tunnel being used as an escape from the Jacobites 1688-1750’s.

[@olevakinder2308]

One wild place. You all brave

[@berlieannapalmer1187]

Greate job you two very good exsplore be safe journy on god bless

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@deborahsavrnoch7055]

What a beautiful place just needs a lot of tlc and someone who has the effort to bring it back to life

[@patsaunders525]

What a trip; I don't think I have see a place so old and so big. I would have loved to have seen it in it's hay day. Were you able to find any information on the place. Pat from Nova Scotia Canada.

[@ExploringwithAlec]

Yes but i don't give out information helps keep the vandals and thieves away :)

[@mariannepasanen9336]

Bizzare so cool

[@mariannepasanen9336]

Let him out

[@TheButcher83]

Exploring with Alec It is also perfectly tidy and makes good sense, but you could tell a little about when it was built and why it was left behind. We already know that it is in Scotland. But you don't have to come up with revealing information.

[@myrescuecats3028]

This is a very early building.That looked like it might have been a HMO

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

A house of multiple occupancy ? I think you're right because I noticed a vintage Wi-Fi router in the kitchen from 1987- that'll be worth money!

[@danielabonato5619]

Molto bello👍👍Grazie