Abandoned- Two Classic old Tudor style homes built in the early 30`s. Now demolished

[@lindakrumenauer1099]

You captured the word on the first house, saying it has character!!! Yes. So comfortable and beautifully appointed. I just love these Tudor style homes. Thank you for the day brighteners of days gone by, when quality meant so much.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Linda 😊 thanks heaps for watching 😊👍

[@cduff4505]

Not sure how you came up in my feed, but I am so happy you did! I love old homes; the details, the quality’s, and day dreaming of the inhabitants that once lived in them. I’m honored to own a 1930’s brick Tudor Bungalow in Dallas Texas, every time I look at it I fall in love with it again. Seeing these homes through you eyes has been a wonderful adventure! Thank you for taking the time to care about them and video/photograph them. Each one that succumbs neglect and then to urban sprawl is heartbreaking, Thank you again!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Welcome to the channel C Duff ☺ your home sounds awesome and one to cherish and hold on to. So much character in these tudors. Cheers for watching, glad you are enjoying ☺

[@lynneperg6853]

The first house was obviously past salvaging. It was still a lovely old lady. That second one was not past saving. It's so good you got these documented. Without your hard work these would be lost to the developers and no one would ever be able look back on them. Glad you're doing well. Stay safe and healthy.

[@jeanbaker2087]

2 Tudor homes now demolished. I am in Texas in the U.S. I have a very strong opinion about all the demolitin that is going on around the world. There is lots of talk about how we are destroying our natural resources. Destroying these beautiful homes is the main way we're doing it. I think all demos should be done by men/women without power toools or machinery. Each piece of wood, tile, glass, carpet, brick, appliances and anything else that can be salvaged should be used again to upgrade or build new homes or businesses. Stp all the craziness! Jeannie

[@simonba9944]

The first house is by far the most attractive, absolutely stunning craftsmanship especially on the woodwork and plaster features. Thanks for yet another wonderful explore and share. All the best from Buenos Aires. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@constancekrischan9967]

Loved the “live edge” trim in the second house. It’s back in style now.

[@princesslyne1]

These old homes were beautiful in the day

[@urbexindigo5164]

Indeed there were Lynette :-) Thanks for watching

[@andreaharrington8916]

Thank you for exploring these 2 beautiful homes lots of character and love were obviously in them. Stay safe and God-bless.🥰

[@littlebopeeps5852]

Beautiful features in both homes, such character. There would be many happy memories for past families I'm sure. Such a shame. My grandparents lived in a farmhouse and they had the toilet outside. As a child I was always checking for spiders and snakes and I hated going to the loo at night.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yes as kids I can remember we still had an outhouse too! We were in a country town and they were still normal up til the late 70`s lol :-)

[@cathyreardon8979]

Cathy Reardon Love the outside.

[@cathyreardon8979]

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[@cathyreardon8979]

Cathy Reardon, P.S . I forgot to mention how beautiful the french doors were along with the design in the upper windows. All was in the first house.

[@marilyndenler1370]

90 years from now urbex explorers will have a hard time finding a house with interesting features; they’ll all just be dull boxes😢. Thanks for videoing these so people know craftsmanship was valued once upon a time👍🏻❤️

[@Segacasper]

Gorgeous home, I hope someone salvages the glass doors and the stained glass front windows

[@joellenb8671]

That first one is a beauty, she may be dying a slow death, but gees show her some dignity. Developers are so soulless. There are many items still there that can be salvaged surely? It is easy to see your love of the old architecture, the time and care you take showing fire places, door knobs, light-switches and fixtures and all the different ceiling roses. Thank you for taking us on this adventure. xx

[@debbiemitchell6055]

So beautiful, makes my eyes well up, thinking about it. Honestly it not like the homes were abandoned the homes foundations are cracked and they had to leave.

[@claire040776]

I love the wire door on the front of the second place.

[@sleepeasyrelax]

Such a shame we are losing these beautiful homes. Thanks for documenting these for future generations. All the best from Adelaide.

[@antonellacarletti9260]

...Australia???? Scusa non parlo inglese😁

[@constancekrischan9967]

I know this is not such a new video, I’ve watched it about ten times. I love this home, with so much character. The detailing on the ceilings is amazing! The stained glass windows and fireplace added to the character of the house. Close to what we Americans call a craftsman style home, my favorite!

[@donettemiller7817]

I've never seen woodwork framing a door like that, it's beautiful but unusual. Love the fireplaces & ceiling tiles. That beautiful old stove that they took out was beautiful too. Another piece of history soon to be a memory. Thanks Paul. 🙋‍♀️💜🇺🇲

[@MrGaryRoberton]

The wood carving and trim in the second house was very well done, An old country trained craftsman no doubt. That period of work is somewhat older than the vintage of the homes . Glad you recorded them before the wreckers turned up Cheers!

[@lladylobo1]

I think both of those homes were incredible. The ceiling features and the original light fixtures were beautiful. I so appreciate a period home. I hate to see them disappear but can certainly see the need for some of them to either come down or have a LOT of money spent to repair them. Repairing foundations and taking walls to the studs to reinforce then repair them is a lot of work and time. Thank you for a fun explore.

[@claire040776]

I always loved serving hutchs between the kitchen & dining room!

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

love the triple old sink in the first house and that wood work and brass fixtures in the second was beautiful

[@julzcares]

Both gorgeous old Tudor style homes with unique facades and interiors. The first home had such a magnificent limestone facade with absolutely beautiful decorative ceilings. Love the delicate plaster rose theme. It is a pity that there was so much movement over time that caused structural damage to the home. The second Tudor style home seemed to be more structurally sound and loved the Redgum timber door surroundings in the kitchen. Thanks again Urbex Indigo for sharing your explores and capturing two unique Tudor homes, that unfortunately are not sanding anymore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Julz! :-) Thanks for watching. Yeah the first one sadly had those really bad foundation problems. Makes me wonder if the one next to it had the same problems. The second one was just around the corner from me, they are building cheapo town houses there.......lol Cheers again Julz :-)

[@jeansiegel4128]

This one is stunning! Deco ceiling, fireplace, door hardware!

[@Murfs_Niche]

The columns give it a "stately" & sturdy appearance. Sad it's disappearing. I sure hope someone who appreciates the many things that can be salvaged, does so. The woodwork around all doirs & windows, quality wood doors & hardware, the ceiling rosette over the chandelier, art decor glass work designs, the hallway wood grill work, the fireplaces, the old sash windows wood floors... it seriously hurts my heart to see it unappreciated & destroyed. I maje stained & art glasd work & would live all the differe t decor glass panels to woek with. That 2nd home with the ornate metal panel us amazing! Thank you so much for showing us again. I really appreciate the character of both homes. 🙋‍♀️💜✌

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

I could have lived in that first home. It had such a warm and loved feeling about it. Loved the doors, windows, door frames, fireplaces and each ceiling rose and where I grew up, we had a walk in pantry. The house where I was born was built only two years before the war, so it too was 1930s and had an upstairs bathroom. My sister rented a house in the 70s before she moved away and bought one, but that was an old two up two down terraced house with an outside loo, that was destined for 'slum clearance'. They broke up communities and replaced them with little boxes.

[@joharmon2148]

The first one had some really bad cracks sad to see her go the medallions in the ceilings were beautiful. The second house was so beautiful and so were the ceiling medallions in that one. Loved the fire places to. Must have been costing them a fortune trying to fix it up. Thanks for sharing more old time beauties Paul

[@susanurbanczyk9084]

I can’t say which I like better . They are both lovely . If I had to choose it would have to be the first one I think . So great you have them recorded before they disappear.

[@claire040776]

Love the little details like the latch on the cupboard in the bathroom and the ceiling roses!

[@kathiecassidy-smith2669]

The ceiling roses are amazing!! Love the beautiful windows and doors!!

[@theseamstress6315]

I always love the ceiling design features , fireplaces, sure was pretty back then.

[@claire040776]

The fireplaces in both places are like none I’ve ever seen. I love them!

[@slarson8044]

This is a great video. I love those switches in that second house. So much care and skill in building these homes. So sad to see them get demolished. Thank you for sharing.

[@sallya.2412]

I love the architecture work on the outside of the house. Shame that the wall is separating and has cracks here and there. Nice to still see some original things still in the house. Really do love the old style homes.

[@dianemakarevitz798]

Love the tudor style. I am always surprised at the structural damage on many of these home. I live in 115 year old house, thankfully none of the structural issues! Love your videos, Paul, and exploring Australia through your lens! Cheers from Philadelphia, PA! Be well! ☮️💗

[@RichieRouge206]

Both lovely. The second one was my fave! Loved the woodwork in the hall especially

[@claire040776]

I love the wood trim on everything, as in the skirting boards, the windows, then the shelves in each corner of the lounge etc. Then I love the doors!

[@sandraromano8919]

Both were beautiful homes in their day. The second one, that gorgeous woodwork in the kitchen!!! Any idea why they keep good appliances in homes being demo'd?

[@kellysaunooke740]

I bet this ways beautiful in its prime.Love the ceiling fixtures and the glass.I wish they all could be saved.To me they are historic.

[@ghostrider9978]

Another couple of gems for sure ,,would’ve been pretty classy back in the day . I wonder how many years it took before the cracks started in the first one . Great to see at least a photo of the old wood fired cooker / heater in the first one . They were the warm heart of the home and I know I used to jump out of bed during winter to back up to it in the morning n sometimes mum would put your clothes in front of it to warm up . Those latches on the cupboard also impressed me . Simple but so reliable. Great start to Sunday. Thanks again mate.

[@meganpaull6140]

Beautiful homes history gone forever such a great shame love the fireplaces and the ornate glass in some of the windows and the rich wooden features always a pleasure to watch your videos.

[@polarbearlind3111]

Wow for details, woodwork, the cool red light and fireplace. Thank you for the video and take care!

[@scratchgolfer12]

Such a beautiful home and all the lead glass

[@shellieturner7878]

Gorgeous homes. I hope those beautiful doors and windows were saved. The ceilings are exceptional. I’m in the US and have seen nothing to rival these homes. It is sad they have been replaced by cookie cutter boxes.

[@maritzascraft]

Such a beautiful home. So sad they are no longer around.

[@lonnyfox]

If I just wait a minute you to show me the stove like you did thank you very much and I love some of the beautiful details in this house there’s some really nice so she doesn’t switch is in the beautiful rough edge wood that was in the doorway

[@annlennox1056]

Beautiful old homes both of them.

[@brendendale2616]

Hi mate, another two beautiful properties to share, they must have been really beautiful in their heyday 👍🤗

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks my friend for sharing with me this video about Abandoned two classic old tudor style homes built in the late 30's . now demolished i really enjoyed this video i am from the U.S.A and i always watch your video because i enjoy your channel keep up the good work and God Bless and thanks again.

[@simonsanakidis8757]

Both those tudor homes had character , what a shame they are both getting demolished

[@minimad8432]

A pair of great videos, so much to see and look at shame houses are left to degrade like that to the point they are no longer viable to repair... Cheers :)

[@sandrap3089]

I loved both houses both are gorgeous

[@williamradford8817]

Nice real estate snap of the Old Stove next to the modern gas one

[@lauran7170]

Great explore!! I love the wood work in the 2nd house. Sad to know it's going to be demolished. 😥 Thank you for another great explore!! 😉

[@valireparrish2200]

Wow beautiful homes i love the columns on the first home hope they save them. the second home i love the floors and ceilings

[@crystalmcmahon302]

Home back then were beautiful love them today homes are nothing like that thank you for sharing you have a wonderful weekend 😊

[@kategulick4781]

I caught up on all your other videos wondering what I was going to watch. This came just in time! Both of these were beautiful. It's sad that houses that were once full of love and life are gone.

[@carrollhagerman6896]

Love the wood work in the second home .. To bad they have to go. Also love the stove.

[@judithfarlow3326]

It upsets me to see a beautiful home like this get rip down

[@jeniw8586]

Lovely homes. The old Tudors and Craftsman style homes are very popular in Tacoma, Washington.

[@NoHandleHaveI]

Loved the details on both homes.

[@sweetypie9711]

Great explore as always Paul 😊 Nearly had a heart attack during the 2nd house when that guy walked in and I thought you were in trouble, then I realized he was with you 😁 So glad you go with backup sometimes as alot of these places have squatters and some laying low from the law so its better to be safe than sorry. Good work!

[@donellemiller6680]

Two beautiful time period homes. I hope someone salvages those period pieces from each home. I was particular to the second home, thanks so much for sharing!

[@diannebernau3293]

Hi Paul, thanks for sharing. I was surprised that the roof tiles weren’t salvaged. Makes me wonder if they were as careless with the interior. With the open roof and tiles on the floor it reminded me of my house after it was destroyed by fire. Our family home in a Melbourne was built in 1953 and we had an outhouse made from fibre cement until the sewer went through in the mid 60s. We used to take a torch with us at night to check for spiders. Thank goodness for indoor plumbing! Stay safe, until next time .....🙂💕

[@thevacdude]

Thanks for the tour, Paul.

[@tessiewallace3897]

. Beautiful home I bet it was absolutely gorgeous back in the day I like that triple trolley I think it's what you called it and the doors and the original windows some of the lights I sure hope that they salvage as much as they can instead of just destroying it all you don't find wood and all that stuff anymore like you used to and the hardware you was showing us was awesome it's a shame but sometimes things just can't be fixed I guess.. That was a beautiful stove you had in the picture that was awesome I love that and also that corner fireplace that was different..The second one nice loved the old wood and that rounded fireplace...i sure do hope they salvage the most they can would be beautiful doors and windows for another home and that wood around the door was gorgeous,,, thanks for sharing it was nice to see it...But sad to see them go 😢

[@maristresemann4552]

I spoke to soon! I love the second one too!

[@lorettahendrix6790]

I love this one. I love gables.

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Both lovely homes, thank you so much :)

[@warrenfalk9338]

Another great find mate thanks.

[@belleange590]

I love this style of home. I really do hate to see them go. What a shame. Yes, I really like that stove in the second house.

[@christineconroy6409]

That is a beautiful Art Deco Wardrobe,

[@urbexindigo5164]

Such a shame it got left behind hey Christine. Thanks for watching :-)

[@janelleconnell5843]

Thankyou, very interesting features in the second home 😀

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you liked it! Janelle, thanks for watching :-)

[@francoiset1068]

Hi Paul,what a lovely row of houses ,looks like Adelaide is different to Melbourne the houses are more retro and here are more Victorian style I think ,I loved those seilings they're so unique ,I loved it I know they can't be fixed but like you feel sorry for them they have so much character , have a great weekend Paul 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺🤗💝

[@1967BlackRose]

Within that large front crack you can see outside light for sure Wow

[@ozbubbles1]

That's funny, 2nd house the loo inside in a 20's house, ours was a late 50's in Sydney brand new, came with an outhouse, and was pumped I don't remember how frequently but it happened to the whole street? Ceiling roses absolutely breathtaking, so sad😥

[@Jacquie571]

great houses, they looked so lovely what a shame, keep em coming x

[@kevinsmith8307]

Very nice find

[@georgiecelli6462]

❤️ love the front of the house

[@justaseagull8406]

Neat how a lot of stuff in houses in Australia is the same as the US, like exact rope & pulley windows (Sash cords) as we call them.

[@pamjarvis2771]

These old beauties are stunningly gorgeous! I would love to have one since I do prefer older beauties with characteristics and charm! You could see amazing potential in them if they could be restored. I do wish someone could save homes by moving it to new properties and restored it to former glory.

[@alelimead4766]

It breaks my heart to see these gorgeous old homes destroyed. I'd love to restore and live in one. But what causes the cracks seen in so many of the houses you tour?

[@williamradford8817]

Nice old property with period features, the lovely ceiling features, loads of structural cracking, foundation problems? the nice old stove has been saved

[@lonnyfox]

I’ve noticed several places have that McAlister’s that thing inside the fireplace and I’ve never seen that before until a couple of houses now in the in Europe so is that something European sports this is significant to that everyone knows it is a beautiful house it was a nice day I love the fireplace is

[@curleyduck]

When I was in Adelaide a few weeks ago I saw a house just like the first one in the process of being pulled apart ready for demolition. It was on one of Adelaide's main roads south east of the city. I tried looking up the house but didnt get much info which was a shame.

[@claire040776]

My Mum was born in 1944 and grew up using a outhouse, until she was 11. She lived in Camberwell, Melbourne.

[@claire040776]

I hope they save the light fixture in the first room of the second place and the floor boards!

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

So sad they tear down beautiful places for newer (dumps)at least they will take fixtures and those lovely windows I hope.🖒☺💟💗🇺🇸

[@ammeedee9357]

So sad when they are damaged beyond repair. My grandmother’s house had the same thing happen, almost a third of the house fell away from the rest, we had to move her out pretty quickly. Then the couple that bought it tried pouring their money into it and fixing it, I thought that was so great, but for reasons I don’t know (guessing they ran out of money) they didn’t finish, resold two years later and now it is demolished with two little houses in its place - Dad calls them the concrete ‘shitboxes’ - LOL 😆

[@evelynsummers3312]

The grillwork referred to often in the hallway of these beautiful homes is actually called FRETWORK.

[@lindabinks6584]

Beautiful place

[@danieldolle7008]

The constrution company knew who to build house back in the 30s

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

They took pride in their work, too, unlike the things they throw up today.

[@marybethsmith6458]

I liked all the neat features in the second home except that wood around the door. The ceiling decor in both home was awesome. You won't find anything like that nowadays.

[@leabarto8156]

Both of these homes are great. I really love the first one. Such a shame that they are going to be demolished. Curious...do you get a lot of earth quakes there? So many homes have structural wall cracks. Thanks for sharing my friend!

[@kathiecassidy-smith2669]

We don’t really have earthquakes in Australia, the ones we do have are rare and usually very deep. Worst quake in recoded history was in Newcastle NSW 1989.

[@ozvictoriaadventure]

Gorgeous homes sad to see they are going to be demolish 😊✌️

[@stephaniemetts4788]

Love your videos stay safe

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Ticky tacky little box homes. I like that.

[@lindalewis5066]

Sad to see such beautiful homes go to waste. They just don't make 'em like they used to. 😕

[@virginiamichel3112]

Beautiful!!!!

[@maristresemann4552]

I love your videos! I really love the style of this one. Just curious about how much you have to travel to make your videos or are many of these in your area?

[@bruceward4711]

There was a newspaper where the old bath had been taken out. I’d like to have known the date on that. Elaine, UK.