Abandoned- 1908 Villa with some classic features/extensions and in ground pool.

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Hey guys I just got here in the nick of time to record this one as it was demolished only days after which was last November. Yes another one and it is an unfortunate fact that most of my videos are of houses that are slated for demo and thus the main reason why we get to see them which is bitter sweet. This one was built 1908 and has the typical nice old features of the era also some extensions and renos over the years. It suffers from from some pretty sever cracking from foundation problems which has sealed its fate no doubt. Hope you enjoyed the tour :-)

[@mypeeps333]

Every time I watch your videos I notice what wonderful plant life Australia has .

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you are enjoying the aspects of our country My Peep`s, thanks for watching :-)

[@scratchgolfer12]

Another wonderful old house bites the dust. The wooden floors and ceiling are, were, great looking! Love the front door with the stained glass. So sad. Thank you for doing these videos of old homes before they are gone forever.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Brenda :-)

[@claire040776]

These old houses had so much character! They s**t all over houses that are built today!

[@sharonwhite4847]

whoop! whoop!

[@angiebaranovich716]

I hate that people destroy great things just to put cheap things in their place!! Keep that historical thing living!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Well said and thanks for watching Angie :-)

[@curleyduck]

I love these old federation houses in Ad, my grandparents lived in a house like this and its heartbreaking to see them being torn down for ugly replacements

[@urbexindigo5164]

I love them too Dee :-) Thanks for watching

[@cwb0051]

These Homes Are So Awesome, Could Definetly Be SAVED..

[@tammiebarnes7787]

Beautiful cottage! It was probably something in its time!! Love the birds singing!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Tammie, thanks for watching :-)

[@lindsaykowand5460]

The details on that front exterior are amazing!!!! I love it

[@urbexindigo5164]

Far better than anything new going up for sure Lindsay :-) Thanks for watching

[@tisjstme5315]

Yeah I like the corner bricks, they sure had a way with building houses in the day. Pity it's all destined for the trash heap. There are so many keepables in that house which I am sure they will trash. All those iron trims on the front verandy, I hope they keep them. They would be worth a mint.

[@pamelaneibuhr6959]

Those old refrigerators run forever. I love that mantel.

[@donnareiche2007]

So heartbreaking to loose yet another gem. I will never understand how these beautiful time capsules are razed to make way for a useless strip mall

[@urbexindigo5164]

I agree Donna, sad seeing them gone when i drive past....Thanks for watching :-)

[@clutzwinstead279]

Amen, sister

[@matthijsjansen5838]

They are erasing history because people are starting to realize its all fake .

[@greybeard7121]

The wood floors are amazingly beautiful. Thank you for the great find.

[@carolinegorner1399]

Loved the tiles in the fireplace, beautiful old place from outside but very tired and run down inside.

[@MushroomFromMars]

Another one bites the dust. Is it strange to say that watching your uploads especially lately gives me a sense of calm like peace of mind? Maybe its the birds chirping happily amongst the overgrown vegetation, the lack of humans, a beautiful old home, i'm not sure but I appreciate your efforts. Keep up your great work.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Gene you just explained exactly why I love finding and exploring these homes! :-) It is very calm and usually peaceful apart from some traffic noise on the busier roads. Glad you feel the same watching :-)

[@janelleconnell5843]

Such a good feel to this house, birds chirping sun shining, thanks again for a great explore!

[@Missfireblossom]

I noticed that too. This one just felt good, it had a very positive vibe!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep I felt the same , shame its gone :-)

[@anitapresnell6403]

Lovely house with some stunning features. So I did a google search on the fridge and it looks to be a 1940s or 1950s model. Apparently Mr Leonard started to make fridges in the late 1800s. I was going to say that the house has alot of late 1800s features like the tongue and groove and the beautiful stained glass on the front door. What a cosy little home. Shame it was going to be knocked down. Thanks Paul

[@andrewbrockhoff2976]

I saw the Stobbie pole and thought BRILLIANT another South Australian amazing house. They are so stylish, very grand for a family home. The leonard fridge made in America would be from 1940-50's The one I had was rounded at the top. One year for their birthday when I had no money I painted it up like a jukebox, looked great.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yep Andrew the South Aussie icon of the stobie pole hey :-) The fridge was a beauty :-)

[@jdexploresfan3628]

Thanks for the awesome explore. I hate to see these old houses come down. To bad they can’t be fixed up and lived in again👍😃

[@bronxboy131]

I'm happy to see it before its gone>>so many wonderful classic homes destroyed-UGH😒😒☮❤

[@nancyedwards9603]

Love the birds singing outside

[@sedoragreen8028]

Has to have been just a wonderful home back in the day. 💕💕💕💕

[@claire040776]

I love the ceiling Rose in the hallway!

[@claire040776]

I love the stain glass in the front door!

[@akhunzadaanna6188]

Fantastic...every place of the house is telling us a story . How the residents could leave such beautiful houses behind which out of control situations forced them to leave.....who can tell??? Nobody 😫these abandoned houses are broken my heart💔

[@urbexindigo5164]

Always a mystery as to the exact reason they move out of these nice old homes. Thanks for watching :-)

[@constancekrischan9967]

What a charming little villa! It’s too bad that they are all being demolished, even if there is an abundance of them. Each one in your videos is unique and special. I so enjoy seeing these Aussie charmers! Thanks for the hours of enjoyment I get from you!😘

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for the support Constance! :-) So glad you are enjoying the videos :-)

[@debicorwin6978]

So sad to see this beautiful home be destroyed. I love the front with all the wooden detail above the porch as well as inside when you come in the front door. Such a shame. Love your walk through videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching Debi :-)

[@julzcares]

Thank you Urbex Indigo for sharing this explore of a charming old Symmetrical cottage and It is such a pity that it ended up with severe cracking and to then be demolished. What a sad waste of a charming old home that added to the characteristic of the tree lined older Adelaide suburbs. The Symmetrical cottages were built between 1860-1915. If the home was restumped in time, might have been saved from the increased cracking. The front facade is stunning with the mixture of lime stone and quoining architecture. Also, it appears there were added renovations at the back of the property around mid to late 1980s or early 1990s. The Austrian curtain that was in one of the rooms, they became very popular again in the late 1980s-1990s. I used to make the Austrian curtains for a couple of my own homes. The vintage 1950s fridge was a great find and is a Leonard. A fridge similar is selling for $400.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Julz! :-) Thanks for watching and the info! Yep love the Victorian and federation cottages and villas! Shame the cracks were too many in the end it seemed. Have my eye on a few more of these oldies, and a couple still to upload. :-)

[@belleange590]

That fretwork is gorgeous on the front porch. Cute, cute, cute. Love the tongue and groove ceilings. Oh my goodness - that fireplace mantle!!!!!

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Such a shame that couldn't be saved but way too much subsidence. It's such a beautiful place, it still feels homely 😊 I adored the fridge and I really hope it gets rescued 😊 A fabulous find in its entirety, well caught before it's too late 😊

[@sandypritchard6216]

Ahghh...I need to hit the sack. I'll have ta watch over again.thanks for documenting this lovely old cottage. Shame it'll be gone sòon. Wonder if those cracks produced, loud noices,as they occurred? I know my old farm house creaked and snapped, crackled and popped. It felt alive especially at night, when everything was quiet. I hope it never gets torn down..like these beautiful homes. Am so glad you care enough to document and give these homes the last bit of respect they deserve, Paul. Out of all the explorer's..you are diffo my favorite. Your polite and polished. I seldom comment on some of the other sites. Because, some act like goofballs and nutters. Or talk so much i shut off the volume.or every other word, is f**k this f**k that. And I don't think they really care about anyone's comments anyway. Thankfully not many are like that. I like joking around and listening to bantering. As long as it's funny. Goodnight😩😪😴

[@urbexindigo5164]

I wondered the same thing about the crack Sandy! haha. Thanks for watching :-)

[@pruehardwick1269]

Another lovely home a lot of sunshine in this one and beautiful birds outside. Looks like this home would tell many happy memories if it could talk, how we'd all wish! Too bad for the foundation moving ending in those huge cracks in the wall. Had a laugh at the led light which resembled something!!! ( read other comments thank God it wasn't just me... lol!) Thanks again for another bit of history documented.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yes the door pattern did you like something else for sure!!! Thanks for watching Prue :-)

[@yesdear62]

The front of this house is amazing! Would love to strip those down and reuse them. Very ornamental! So sad. Nice find!

[@Crystalheart4u2]

Lovely 💖 old place. Too bad they couldn’t save it. Thanks for sharing Paul 👍🏻Stay safe 🌞🙂🍻

[@rosesperfumelace]

Wow what a place. That fridge, I looked at similar ones dating back to the 1940' s. I love the little wood details on the porch and hallway too. Nice find ❤

[@lynneperg6853]

The "gingerbread" trim around the front porch is beautiful. I hope they salvage that along with the stained glass. This was once a gorgeous house but looking at the cracks on the walls I don't think it was fixable. Thanks for getting it documented. Take care, stay healthy and have a good week.

[@user-randi1987]

I like this house, the gingerbread on the front porch was really nice. Looks like it would have been a nice place to live. Thanks

[@simonba9944]

It certainly looks like this old place has suffered with ongoing subsidence issues for decades. I would assume that is what has now determined its fate. A wonderful explore, thanks for sharing it with us. All the best from Buenos Aires. 👍👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Simon! :-)

[@claire040776]

I love how there is a fire place in nearly every room! Imagine trying to keep the wood up to them all to keep the house warm. (When this house was built, the owners obviously had $ bc it is so big, they would probably have had a maid or housekeeper to keep the fires going. Imagine the wood you’d go through though!)

[@tisjstme5315]

My mum had one of those fridges, so I would say it was a 50's to 60's. I was born in 57 and we had it when I was young. I think the hole was a wine cellar cause it was only a small room. The main bedroom was probably the original lounge room, looking at its size. Mum's house had the same wall vents in her bedroom as was in the small bedroom with the yellow curtain. All in all a nice house. One I would live in if it was ok.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Tis Jstme :-)

[@garbage854]

Cool 😀 That front door stained glass was funny 😛

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yes and the bungalow I rent has the same pattern lol :-)

[@garbage854]

@@urbexindigo5164 😀😋

[@kasiagirl4708]

This beautiful old home should be restored instead of being destroyed. Such a shame

[@twistednerd23]

The outside work is lovely

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep! Love these old villas and cottages :-)

[@timareskog2418]

I'm guessing 1890 to 1910 based by the shaped panels of the front door alone. In Melbourne the developers would have a hard time getting authority to demolish it totally due to the brick & stonework, cast iron lacework and the Tessellated front porch tiles. The rear extension was late 60's to mid 70's judging by the 'Weather Wall' type aircond unit, and the swimming pool is more mid 70's. The front of the house looks beautiful by its architecture and paint scheme.

[@fatihaidrissi2743]

So sad they destroyed it, it had nice character and details, keep up the great work 👍👍👍

[@deskennett4808]

Absolutely amazing place, I love the exterior of these old places and the high ceilings are definitely things of the past 👍👍👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

I love these ones too Des! Wish I could save and fix them all somehow! lol :-) Thanks for watching

[@francoiset1068]

I just got back from work,and is the first thing I did ,watch this video of another beautiful home ,I feel in love with these homes when I come here and I hate to see them going for modern things,thanks for another great video have a great weekend Paul 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺💝

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks again for the support Francoise :-) Glad you enjoyed the video after work. Many more to come. Cheers! :-)

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A nice old place with all the old features in the right place, hope they build a better foundation next time, very nice explore again thnx.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching rolf, glad you enjoyed :-)

[@titania145]

That fridge is from the 40's or 50's....60's they changed quite a bit. Lovely little house 🏡❤️🇨🇦

[@TheOriginalKayLooker]

Awesome house, keep showing us these gems. Glad that you could document it this place.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Kay, thanks for watching :-)

[@TheOriginalKayLooker]

@@urbexindigo5164 Honestly I can't think of an explore that you've done that I didn't like! Keep showing us things Some of us remember but forgot about and others have never seen. You are keeping some of the past from being forgotten forever. Can't wait for the next explore.

[@leabarto8156]

Beautiful old place. I had some "thoughts" about the stained glass in the front door. Hehehe! I'm sure it was a beauty when it was new. I wish it could be saved and not destroyed. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Lea thanks for watching again :-) Glad you enjoyed :-)

[@julielowe5951]

Hehehe me too.

[@yesdear62]

Umm yes, I had the same thought!

[@juliecooper1695]

Exactly 🤣 I thought the same

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes that front door is definitely a phallic symbol haha :-)

[@lauravines9139]

Hi urbex indigo. I love your beautiful blue Australian sky. And I find it interesting how we still refer to "the turn of the century" as though we were still in the 1900's. Great pool. You are so educated on your architecture. Thanks, Laura

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Laura :-) Yeah I think i`m stuck in the 1990`s haha :-) Thanks for the support and for watching :-)

[@groperfish1348]

Another great walk through. I think the house is about 1895, but it is hard to tell and you could be right. This was originally a lovely family home. It appears to have had multiple renos and extensions during it's life has been valued against the land value. There are certainly a mix of styles and periods. Leonard fridges are American. First fridge around 1900! Leonard merged with Kelvinator in the mid 1920's Not sure how old the fridge is but it may surprise you. Thank you so much for sharing this one

[@urbexindigo5164]

I would love one of those fridges and an old house like that too lol :-)

[@lladylobo1]

What a beautiful home this must have been. I do so love the Gingerbread decoration on the front porch. I also love the style of the stones outside. The interior was pretty as well. I always try to figure out how these homes were before updates and additions were done. This one was fairly easy. Loved the arch-type carving in the hallway and the old mantle marks we could see. There were some lovely fireplace tiles as well. The stained glass always makes me smile. It's always so pretty and formal. Thanks for another record of a lovely old home before its demise.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Doreen :-) Lots to like about this home but the cracks were many and quite large unfortunately. Thanks for watching :-)

[@frankietaz272]

Rippa old Leonard!! Plug her in and I bet she'll work 😃 that first fireplace looked cut off one side. Due to renos I bet. Another beauty headed to the scrap heap ..... It's such a shame 😑 how about those tiles in one of the front rooms. Just GORGEOUS. Another record of a Grand old Lady!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Frankie yep the fridge would def work another 50 years probably :-) Thanks for watching :-)

[@Dontwantahandle0]

Very nice home. Love all the details, the fret work, curved iron over the veranda, stained glass, all of it. I do hope they re-purpose all the wood and details from these homes before they demolish them. I have wondered what and how much does get saved.

[@meganpaull6140]

Beautiful place love the iron lace work out the front shame history lost forever

[@crystalmcmahon302]

What a beautiful home love the outside take care and have a great weekend 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed country girl, thanks for watching :-)

[@sionaharrop4486]

What a lovely old home, this is one I could’ve lived it, especially loved the bird song when you started filming. Such a shame, I know it had a few problems but when you think of what’s going to be built instead! Thanks for another great video xxx

[@windhorse4straveler647]

Ooh, that gingerbread on the front is fabulous! Could some of that cracking been caused by earthquakes? Was that a doorbell above the stained glass? If so, unusual. I guess it would keep kids from ringing and running, ha ha.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Adelaide has got clay soil that is renown for subsidence unfortunately. Thanks for watching :-)

[@julielowe5951]

Beautiful place, to bad it can't shine again. I'd turn that mantel into a headboard. ❤️

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Would have been a stunner in the day, some serious cracks. Stained glass is nice, thank you for the explore :)

[@warrenfalk9338]

Nice place at least you got it on video.

[@asilversurfer4372]

Shame about this home but you can see it how much damage the cracks are causing, I love the exterior design of the front.

[@Jacquie571]

another Tear Jerker, was great to capture such a treaure, keep them ocming xx

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jacqueline, yes sad to see the vacant lot now. Thanks for watching :-)

[@williebeamish5879]

This reminds me of the old adage here of "no hoof, no horse", no foundation, no house. Beautiful place, though. Glad to see some salvage being done before demo. Thank you for the timely explore before it's razed.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching Willie :-)

[@slarson8044]

This is a gorgeous old place with many great memories of a bygone era. I’m so glad you were able make this video before the demolition. Thank you for sharing and providing information about this house.

[@RichieRouge206]

What a lovely sunny house - love the front door, and glad they are salvaging some items. Great tour buddy.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey RichieT5 thanks for stopping bye again, yeah at least the salvage will reuse some materials. :-)

[@susanmiller4159]

Neat old house. Love all the add ons and quirks. I think there were six exterior doors including the ones through both bathrooms. Those curtains were pretty nice in their day (80s maybe). And always love to hear squeaky wood floors. Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Susan, yep some nice addition were made without ruining the overall feel. Thanks for watching :-)

[@claire040776]

The mantle leaning on the wall in the hall is definitely a keeper!

[@urbexindigo5164]

It was a real nice one that one for sure Claire :-)

[@claire040776]

I love the facade on this place! It is oh so nice, cute even! The whole place obviously has structural damage though!

[@maristresemann4552]

Hi! Glad to see another one. It looked so huge inside. My favorite was the front of the house and the details around the porch. Hi to kitties.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Noah and Nicolai say hi Mary! :-)

[@maristresemann4552]

@@urbexindigo5164 Aww hi babies💜

[@maristresemann4552]

Isn't noah a boys name?

[@urbexindigo5164]

@@maristresemann4552 yeah they are both boys, i rescued little Noah and his sister on new years day and found a home for the sister which is now called Daisy :-)

[@buildersi6777]

nice one Paul ..another bathroom with the floor drain...keep them comin bro

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers mate! glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)

[@karendollar7599]

loved the white trim around the front porch..in the USA it's called gingerbread trim. and in the USA if you are standing at the front door and you can see the backdoor....it is called a shotgun house, they say you can fire a shotgun from the front and it will go straight thru to the back door...take care and stay well.....K$

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep all those features are typical of our earlier aussie homes Karen :-) Thanks for watching :-)

[@snowleopard9749]

Over here we call it "iron lace", it's typical of the Federation style from circa 1890-1920, the houses in South Australia usually have gorgeous sandstone or bluestone facades, compared to the brick or wood construction used elsewhere in Australia. Fortunately the (1918) place I am currently living in (probably one of the last years of this style) doesn't have foundation issues like the house in the video and is protected from demolition due to heritage listing.

[@miriamrodrigues7663]

Lindo o detalhe da fachada do casarão bem trabalhado.... Ainda resta alguns móveis , a geladeira eh bem antiga os lustres eh fenomenal . Deixo meu like na hora 👏👏👏👏😃

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Miriam :-) Thanks for watching

[@miriamrodrigues7663]

@@urbexindigo5164 unitil the next adventure

[@MrOnyxWolf]

Seems like the extension near by the kitchen seems to have been built for a full dining room most likely. Considering that the kitchen was originally smaller. Neat front patio features too. It's a shame these old, antique houses are being demolished... Modern homes just can't compete with older ones when it comes to charm and history. The renovations through the decades that this house had is like writing a chapter in your life history. Or something to that effect. The stories that these houses can tell is amazing.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah I agree dining and living room prob, thanks for watching :-)

[@simonsanakidis8757]

I am new here ... such a nice home ... it had potential ... it got demolished

[@sallya.2412]

Sad to see it get demolished. You can sure see a lot of cracks happening. I love the stainless doors and ceiling design. Pretty old house for sure.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Sally, thanks for watching :-)

[@cynthiacave5622]

Nice i bet in its day. It was pretty sweet. Thanks for the video.

[@taylorkobe7735]

Love your channel love seeing all these beautiful homes with the stained-glass windows and beautiful flooring and just the detail blows my mind and when you think they’re going to pull it down to build something modern just makes me really sad

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Taylor :-) Yep I fully agree , I could look at these homes and never get bored. It was sad driving past seeing the empty lot. Thanks for watching :-)

[@daniellebunting5280]

Another lovely house, thanks so much. Can't help wondering how you are doing every time I watch one of your videos.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Danielle :-) I`m doing well thanks, glad you enjoyed this one too, thanks for watching :-)

[@joharmon2148]

A family must have really enjoyed this place at one time. Nice pool. But boy those cracks weren't looking so good. Loved the front entry the best. Take care Paul stay well

[@urbexindigo5164]

I definitely would have enjoyed living here Jo lol. Thanks for watching :-)

[@nessav7258]

I expected a nicer interior as the exterior of these homes look up-market. I was amazed to see such narrow walls bordering the sides of the fireplaces, some looked like there would have been no room for a mantel.

[@sharonwhite4847]

Hi was a great day for your explore. Very interesting find and really surprised about this one being demolished. I have never seen brick work like this one or corner fireplaces. Also noticed the gas lights in the ceilings. There were no electrical outlets. Do you recall seeing any? They must have added some later. I hope they were able to save more of this old girl. Thanks so much for the find. P.S. I do hope they saved the fence around the pool. Amazing, looked pristine.

[@urbexindigo5164]

There were older outlets that would have been added once electricity was avail. Thanks for watching Sharon :-)

[@thevacdude]

Beautiful house. I like everything about it. I thought the cover you took off and put aside was to maybe a bomb shelter? You said a cellar, but I didn't see anything to put botles in. Thanks for the tour, Paul.

[@MariaLuisa-fy2xn]

Oi boa noite adoro seu trabalho muito bom como pode ter tanta casa abandonada assim um ótimo trabalho 😘😘

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Maria, thanks for watching :-)

[@sandrap3089]

The secret room under the floor was cool.

[@MrGaryRoberton]

The place seems to have had a tidy & a freshen twenty years ago, nice how adaptable they were. Sweet old gingerbread trim on the front veranda.The old Fridges were so overbuilt, most of them are still operating perfectly today. A cousin of mine passed away recently, and had a 1955 Frigidare still working as a overflow in her porch. Cheers & stay safe.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Back when companies took pride on building great products and reputation. Thanks for watching Garry :-)

[@brendapugh4809]

I love this....if it was in my area...would buy...fix up abd live in it.

[@user-rs1990]

Don't forget to document that lone old house in Gilles Plains/Holden Hill!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Went to check that house but it is absolutely sealed up with iron sheeting! lol

[@user-rs1990]

@@urbexindigo5164 To be demolished anyway.

[@Missfireblossom]

This one has so much structural damage, cracks and such, that it's time has come I guess, but I love the pastel yellow throughout. It makes it seem bright and cheery. I also love the...what is it called, filigree?...on the front ironwork. Another great explore. Thanks!

[@juliewilton3668]

It's a shame these homes are always being demolished. I just wish that someone would reconsider and restore them instead.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Me too Julie :-)

[@vickiduley2209]

Nice video. The front of the house was pretty. See ya in the next one.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Vicki, thanks for watching :-)

[@donellemiller6680]

So glad you were able to share this beauty! Loved the lighting, perfect time of day for the center of the house to glow with the sunlight. Front of the house was rather dark, but that didn't distract from the leaded stain glass at the door and I always love the detailed wood in the arch of the front hall. Glad there was one mantle to see. Is the detail of the front porch/veranda wood or metal? Hope that can or will be salvaged. With all the settling of the foundation I can see why this will be demolished I can't imagine where you would begin to save a building that far gone. All the more reason for this one to be saved on video!! Thanks again, really enjoyed this one, mostly the time period, but loved that light coming in. Be safe!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Donelle, my pleasure for sharing :-) Thanks for watching :-)

[@annlennox1056]

Lovely old home, shame it has to come down. Would have been a beautiful property...

[@debraellison6255]

Just lovely. Should not have painted the tongue in groove. Goodbye old girl. Thanks for sharing

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Debra, thanks for watching :-)

[@mightymo3044]

Hi. the fridge is from the fifty's if the interior was Jadite Green they were rare. I thought a body was wrapped in that rug; outside the place looks small but inside it's big, didn't like the stone cladding at the front. Tfs :-)

[@minimad8432]

Great video, :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Mini Mad, glad you enjoyed thanks for watching :-)

[@minimad8432]

@@urbexindigo5164 All good mate keep em' coming..........Please :)

[@vilciaraujo5233]

Parabéns pelo vídeo espetacular esse enfeite de madeira colocada nas frentes das varandas , é muito lindo,aqui no Brasil chama se lambrequim,parece renda muito bonito trabalho artesanal em madeira hoje não se umas mais . Seus vídeos São muito bons . Rio de janeiro ilha do governador Brasil 6 de Agosto de 2020

[@terrystrahl6006]

The fridge is vintage 40's or early 50's .... Interesting house!

[@polarbearlind3111]

These old houses are so beautiful. Are there any left that not will be demolished ?? Here in Finland we try to save old houses now. I do like your videos. thank you for this one and take care.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Polarbear, yes the amazing this about Adelaide is that there are a lot of old homes still standing thank goodness but it is still sad to see more and more go. :-)

[@elmin82]

good video