Tudor house that’s over 500 Years old

[@MadelineMcneill]

Please, please, please National Trust save this historic building. It is an integral part of the history of these Islands.

[@JT1358]

National Trust don't take on any property unless it comes with its own source of funds.

[@TheOwlsarewatching606]

clearly you don't understand that NT wants money. It doesn't want to spend it

[@pd9935]

@@TheOwlsarewatching606they spend it on upkeep

[@YvonneOldfield]

NT ìs very woke..they may turn it into a m##q##

[@Aussiemarco]

The National Trust rarely accept properties now. They are already stretched to maintain what they own now, because work is done properly; £100 million to repair a huge house’s roof is common. There’s a good chance this beautiful house is Grade 1 listed, so nothing modern can be done to it and it can’t be demolished. All that can be done is to leave it alone and let it slowly fall down, unless a billionaire saves it by restoring it sympathetically.

[@OrkElven-b9q]

That is a crying shame. Such a gorgeous house 😟

[@claireseyeviewonredbubble]

It's upsetting seeing such a beautiful historic house allowed to rot. The roof needs seeing too before it gets worse.

[@JamesHowe-ci5vt]

A very historic place and it definitely needs saving before it's too late, and with the power being on it gives the impression someone still owns it as it would make a nice guest house apart from the low ceilings in places.

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@JamesHowe-ci5vt make a nice home for a biggish family the building is steeped in history

[@DBCooper2]

Absolutely bizarre, how the owner would leave the house unsecured, which would nullify insurance. And how it’s survived several years without being vandalised and pillaged is astounding. Got to say, it doesn’t feel right you wandering around someone else’s property without permission though. Interesting video though.

[@MrDaiseymay]

IT'S IMPORTANT NOT TO REVEAL WHERE IT IS TOO

[@tommytippy4448]

this house needs someone to restore it ASAP

[@soaring1]

Looks like the insides are holding up the outside and a testament to thatched roofs. Amazing tour. Thank you!

[@raewhittakerTea_pot]

It’s a national treasure and should be saved

[@NicolaWitts-qw8rh]

Lovely house, only one request, could you please slow down when panning round with the camera as l feel giddy 😵‍💫

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@NicolaWitts-qw8rh I know apologies for the fast turning appreciate your feed back

[@JanePerkin]

Was going to say the same!

[@sugarsnap1000]

Hope this can be saved, it’s spectacular. Great to see it and the gardens restored

[@Christineakaminniewinnie]

Incredible.I bet it could tell some stories !! 😮👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@LynetteSloanewriter]

Someone must be going in there. The wooden table and some of the other furniture had been polished and there was no dust. The floors were clean as well

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@LynetteSloanewriter no people no dust dust is mostly dead skin cells and dirt

[@BlowinFree]

@@abandoneduk4640the table was clearly polished and there was loo roll on the holder

[@IMHAVINHOOPS]

Power on. Modern things scattered here and there. Polished surfaces. This is clearly being lived in/used/plans for renovation. How dare you just let yourself in and start poking about. I hope the owners see this and press charges.

[@pd9935]

@@IMHAVINHOOPSlol this isn’t America 🙄

[@sarahstrong7174]

It depends on the building. In a building with lots of carpets & blankets etc a lot of dust is often textilefibres. Plaster dust can contribute to household dust too.​@@abandoneduk4640

[@jackreacher5667]

Sorry lads but I think some one lives there or your a friend of the owner. A strange mix of modern and old, the black heavy furniture could be Tudor but more likely Jacobean, which could be worth a bob or two, but there is wood worm in parts of the house, which will only get worse. A very quick look tells me there is not a lot wrong with the house, just needs a good overhaul and modernisation. Structurally it might be a different story, the fact that its cold means nothing , my over all concern would be the thatch which rots and will eventually allow access and egress to water and animals, shame you didnt go up the ladders perhaps to a attic which might of been of interest.

[@user-kq5qp6dh8l]

Looks like it’s being looked after .

[@Baileee1978]

Bit sad to see such a nice house left to rot like that, i wonder what the story is with the current owners, maybe an estate in probate or something, unusual to still have power on though.

[@aengberg1]

I can't believe that house has been forgotten, surely? Apart from being a gorgeous house, some of that furniture is exceptional - particularly the grandfather clock (late 18th century). That place needs securing and rescuing fast.

[@PaulSmith-zx2ru]

Hey guy's please could you edit out the name of property at the end of the video to prevent people less respectful than yourselves finding this possibly abandoned property and damaging it as it's a grade 2 listed building and therefore of historical significance.

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@PaulSmith-zx2ru we edited it out mate

[@RichardWLewis]

Clear signs the house is currently being lived in

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@RichardWLewis it’s hasn’t been lived in for many years

[@lesleythomson2823]

The lights were on ????

[@robertbate5790]

Looks quite lived in to me despite the state of it. Some very modern fittings.

[@penniboo5818]

Someone Must be looking after this place. It's dust free and tidy. The dining table top was gleaming There doesn't seem to be evidence of any vermin or wild life like birds either.. just a few spider webs 🕷 and maybe mildew? Hopefully, the owners will restore it slowly It'd be a shame to see it rot and disappear I love historic tudor houses like this It's beautiful 😍 and wonderfully eccentric Thank you for sharing

[@AS-jx3ki]

Beautiful house ❤

[@TheSesilye]

If I won the lottery I would totally buy that house and turn it into a bed and breakfast alot of tourists would love to stay in a home with so much history.

[@MrDaiseymay]

YOU CAN'T TOTALLY BUY PART OF IT

[@TheSesilye]

@@MrDaiseymay ? you dont make sense

[@pamelahelengunchick654]

ABANDONED........... house still with electricity????

[@Savannah_Media]

@@pamelahelengunchick654 it’s not abandoned, someone owns it and these clowns are trespassing

[@victoriadodson6745]

Actually the outside has been cleared a lot!! It’s a historic home that won an award so hopefully they’ll fix it up!

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@victoriadodson6745 a lot has been cleared since 3 years ago

[@SylviaLaidlow-Petersen]

but shouldn't they start on restoring the building first?

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@SylviaLaidlow-Petersen would be a idea

[@victoriadodson6745]

@ it’s actually in really good condition on the inside.

[@dcarbs2979]

Love the weird layout of these sorts of houses.

[@Savannah_Media]

sooo, it's just acceptable to wander around in, what is quite clearly, someone else's property? Mental.

[@bernardholdsworth2171]

Must be someone staying in that bed.no dust/souders webs etc.....might be security staying overnight?

[@bernardholdsworth2171]

Sorry,spiders webs I meant.

[@stgildas1]

Have you never thought, that thé person could have passed Away recently. How would you feel if someone did this to your family ? ( Respect springs to mind).😢

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@stgildas1 we have respect and we went to the same place 3/4 years ago and it was exactly the same no ones lived in this house for years I can assure you of that

[@robnewman6101]

The inside is in very good condition.

[@Becky-e2c]

Wish I had the money to buy it! Built a Tudor styled house 25 yrs ago. Still love it.

[@HeritageTrainVideos]

It's such a shame; it should be a listed building and restored.

[@lordprotector3367]

It will be listed, probably grade one.

[@HollyTree_]

It is grade 2 listed.

[@HeritageTrainVideos]

Oh, that's good. Though I don't know what the grades mean.

[@grumpygirl8317]

Jesus wept how beautiful omg I'd live there as is

[@jasonwilliams7171]

I changed all the fuse boards in that house so that no owners could get their insurance renewal, this is their second residence and you should not have gone into their home.

[@CharlezEggs]

Which part of the country is it located?

[@ClaraTaylor-te7mj]

?

[@jasonwilliams7171]

@@CharlezEggs it's location is in the middle of nowhere in Essex stroke IP address.....

[@jayneunderwood1914]

Must have too much money if they can leave a second home fall into disrepair! Disgraceful.

[@richardwilson2447]

Phone the owners up and tell them about the many explores that have been happening. It must be obvious by now.

[@LindaIreland-kg4jx]

However it does look like someone is doing it up etc beautiful

[@emmaearnshaw3282]

Before Shaun mentioned the bed, we'd decided, this end, that it had ben slept in recently.

[@jonescrusher1]

Clearly not abandoned.

[@bobthebinbag5949]

Clearly is and has been for some time, plenty of other urban explorers been over the last few years also paranormal investigators too, I agree looks too tidy but considering most household dust is 90% dead human skin and there’s nobody living there is probably why not much dust

[@jonescrusher1]

@ why abandoned and not just mothballed? This is still in ownership.

[@bobthebinbag5949]

@@jonescrusher1 if “ mothballed” rather than “ abandoned” as you suggest,doesn’t this mean that the building should have been made secure so that nobody could get in ? This building has been open to anyone that knows about it for several years, there are things that have been taken out over the years ie, a beautiful rocking horse, some leather furniture, the rocks and fossils that used to be in the display cabinet, if these things have been taken by someone that “owns “ or “care-takes “ of this beautiful historic building, wouldn’t they have secured it so that nobody else could enter ? The grounds have been left to become overgrown, the actual building is finally showing signs of real decay and if left can only get worse which is such a shame. I think that the only people that really care about the building are the “ urban explorers” that go in and respectfully record its sad demise, they are not “ breaking and entering” they are at the very least just trying to make a real record of this once and still is historic beauty 👍😳

[@jonescrusher1]

@@bobthebinbag5949 What you define as urban exploring others would call burglary. This property isn't close to appearing to be abandoned, electricity being a big clue. A single glazed building of this age is going tobe easy to enter, just because it's not under 24 hour guard doesn't mean it's a free for all. Of course, it's possible these 'urban explorers' actually had permission from the owner....

[@bobthebinbag5949]

@ I agree inpart but the true urban explorers who just love to explore and record the buildings and grounds are definitely not “ thieves” yes there are those that will go in and trash the place and rifle through the house belongings to steal anything of value but they are “ burglars” and the scum of the earth for doing as such. The power being on happens in lots of “ abandon” buildings, no idea why it’s still on and who is paying for it, why the power companies are not chasing the “ owners “ up for payment, or cutting the power I don’t know, I’m sure if I wasn’t to pay my bill for months on end, they would soon cut me off for none payment lol I just enjoy watching the video content that the “ true” Urban explorers put out there. Happy NewYear, by the way 👍🥰

[@levantos]

That is really sad, so much history just left to rot for no reason. Surely the government or some historic society needs to step in and do something to save it?

[@josho1994]

its lovely i would have thought it would be a listed building wouldn't it?

[@surreygirl2075]

I like the black and white houses I lived in a mainette like this it was all done up with a pond and pretty trees

[@edwinawilcox663]

It's distressing to see this place not cared for. Feels like a CRIME to let it disintegrate. Gosh, someone save it for heaven's sake!

[@jennyfisher963]

What a beautiful old building

[@ImWithBigRed]

Where is this? It needs buying and loving.

[@5578pedro]

I wonder if permission been sought to film this from the owners.

[@innfield8836]

Not necessary, if it's abandoned, or even considered so

[@annmariebundick9011]

I wish I could work on this house and resort it to its original self!!

[@bloggalot4718]

Criminal to let it get in this condition, a piece of English history.

[@ForsakenExploration]

cool video, new subscriber

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@ForsakenExploration thank you and hope you enjoy the content

Beautiful furniture ❤ if no one's going to live there they should at least keep the furniture. It would be worth quite a bit

[@jonescrusher1]

That would be theft.

[@artvanwag3257]

My house has more dust than this house

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@artvanwag3257 best clean it then

[@louisesouthgate5231]

Sooo hope someone can save this place!!

[@joyfullone3968]

What a tragedy that this very old, historic home has been abandoned and is being left to fall into disrepair. Surely someone would love to restore it.

[@LindaIreland-kg4jx]

Ive just seen this its fabulous i wish i had the money etc to do it up&live there. Needs to be safed ❤

[@anyatranter5588]

If that is genuine and not a mock tiudor, this needs to be protected and preserved quickly

[@steenjinks7359]

It'll be a Turkish barbers in a few months.

[@leechilds3725]

It's absolutely beautiful, but a match away from being burned 🔥 down it needs special protection

[@lauraalleguen6685]

😂 💯 % agree with the other comment left - I feel quite giddy watching - especially certain areas 😊 - you'll gain many more watchers & subscribers if you slow the turns of the camera...I'm NOT particularly giddy or anything either - so I can imagine viewers that are more delicate shall we say...😂.....lovely house though thanks for sharing.....

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@lauraalleguen6685 appreciate the feed back yeah I am Usually okay but I think I got excited filming this place that’s why it was abit fast when turning the camera

[@bobthebinbag5949]

There used to be a really nice rocking horse in one of the bedrooms. Some things have changed,over the years though 👍😱 someone has been in messing with stuff, the bedding on the bed was tidy not so long ago !!!!!!

[@ConspiracyLoon]

Where is it?? Is it for sale!? I’m interested.

[@marknelson5929]

It almost looks like something created on a film stage, it looks so 'perfect' - yet this is the real deal! What a crying shame a house of this size has been left to rot. How can this be!?

[@juliemooney6663]

Come on English Heritage get your wallet out!

[@derekaskey3727]

Seems not very much dust or cobwebs for a real abandoned house, maybe the cleaners still come in, you visited two years ago, Umm something not quite right here, you did not know most of the place, yet you visited before, no not right guys.

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@derekaskey3727 check our channel out the video is on there from 3 years ago

[@joegoodman4312]

If that was grade listed 35 years ago, it wouldn’t have the ridiculous brick surrounding where the lovely old fireplaces are, doesn’t need them, it’s half a millennium old, it has character enough. It would’ve had a family that could have afforded to have kept it in the condition and style it so deserved and they wouldn’t have carved out head space in beams that retains its ancient appeal or felt the need to put duck or grouse signs on every beam. The garden would’ve been cultivated too. Crying shame.

[@James_Servant_Of_The_Lord]

What a dream to live in that

[@claireabell7440]

Someone is living there

[@Hullabaloo52-yx1dm]

Beautiful. Somebody must rescue it.

[@barbaraperdue7313]

So who’s in there evidently trying to live it’s a shame that the state or wherever you wanna call it from UK isn’t doing something about it. I mean the lights are on for goodness sake. It would be a shame to lose all that history.

[@dannimac777]

Private houses are not the responsibility of the state, meaning Government.

[@raewhittakerTea_pot]

@@barbaraperdue7313 the lights are on but there’s no one home

[@jonescrusher1]

Presumably it's a listed building which means it's protected but also means renovation and repair has to be permitted and to a particular standard, that might explain why the owners aren't quick to do anything with it.

[@jonescrusher1]

@@dannimac777 Historic buildings have state protection.

[@williamb1933]

I'm surprised, the interior seems to be in pretty good shape. Definitely seems like salvageable property. I'm confused how the exterior seems so wretched by comparison.

[@jamesgibson2179]

It is probably listed; a high grade: possibly II* or I. The local authority has several powers to intervene, technical help and access to repair fund sources and technical advice via Historic England, Save Britain’s Heritage or SPAB. … Contact the local conservation officer asap.

[@SylviaLaidlow-Petersen]

Why doesn't anybody WANT this house? What is the real story behind this house? Where is it?

[@stuartd9741]

Look at the state it's in. And the cost for heating alone would frighten most people...

[@deb-1558]

My dream home ❤ Why are the lights still on?

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@deb-1558 not to sure

[@nikkijones4978]

If you can get in … can anyone? does it leave the house vulnerable to burglars? Some expensive furniture there.

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@nikkijones4978 it can do but lot of the stuff here would require couple of people to carry it as some heavy furniture in there

[@Louisthesaxman1]

Heres me with a 35 year mortgage for a 3 bed semi and i treat it like a baby.

[@jabthejedi]

Likely haunted to hell if a Tudor building that size and stature is derelict. They are highly sought after, though the thatching and maintenance are a lot.

[@jasonwilliams7171]

It was originally for the becon light house to warn of any impending people or warto which there's many

[@icarus_ap]

that house is double the age of the USA

[@suzyqualcast6269]

This Simon Armitage ??

[@bumpyjason]

It’s holding up pretty well, no leaks or anything

[@jamiecorrigan3241]

SO SAD TO SEE THE EMPTY ECHOS OF PEOPLES LIVES

[@deborahbrottmiller2948]

What a shame-lovely old house.

[@smoath]

Surely neglect of historic property can be reported. No?

[@davidfitzgerald4003]

Not many of them left.

[@TonyLuxton-i2f]

I’m sure that’s burglary

[@BeasleyStreet]

You shouldn't be in there, should you?

[@biggerthanacadillac]

Listed? Surely MUST be & thus well deserving of a grant to preserve this. Odd story this.......squatters NOT ensconsed? Where IS it? WHO owns it? All very odd IMO.

[@marksheppard9880]

BEAUTIFUL. DON'T TELL STARMER. 👍

[@Chodcam]

What the fu…

[@bill-2018]

I don't understand why things just get left inside them.

[@astra-rb6sz]

Surely that’s grade 11 listed so it shouldn’t be left like that.

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@astra-rb6sz yeah it is listed

[@timwright8785]

Obviously needs a bit of work done would love to live in a house like that

[@trixzitailz4151]

My guess is it's been in the family for generations. Or perhaps some couple but. Thinking they would restor it. But whatever the case they ran out of money. Looks like a project they couldn't finish. Regardless whoever ownes it should sell it before it becomes too far gone. And let someone who has the money and expertise to fix it up right.

[@TheraHamleu]

What a shame 😔 such a beautiful house laying derelict 😢can't the national trust do something about it 🙏

What's with the galley kitchen ? The original would have been much bigger

[@DanNorris-w1k]

Putting those stupid wall paintings on that place 😢

[@jasonwilliams7171]

It's not as bad as you make it out to be...

[@janesmith8570]

Was it abandoned cos its haunted?,most tudor houses are.

[@crackerbarrel210]

Where precisely is this?

[@worldVHS]

Give it a like, give it a Cher

[@abandoneduk4640]

@@worldVHS cheers buddy

[@EileenGoehring-lb8hy]

Why doesn't the national Trust take it over ?

[@YvonneOldfield]

Too woke😊

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Smy Mums house, dosth mind ?

[@grahampestridge4368]

The lights are on English heritage should save these buildings.

[@chrissmith5310]

Very nice fr Toronto