We Explore An Abandoned Cottage With Everything Left Behind..

We Explorer this little cottage with everything completely left as if they just got up & walked away. After some investigating & research we found out this property was left after the owner was sadly taken ill. We’re not exactly sure how long it’s been empty but it still has food in the fridge & cloths hanging up in the wardrobes.

[@raeannuria5691]

The music for your intro made me feel so sad! Thank you so much for the respect you’ve always shown the properties that you visit! There’s nothing that saddens me more than to see the destruction caused by uncaring people!

[@rogerfleury9759]

Nice to see no graffiti or trashing of the house!

[@linencalendar8573]

That was a beautiful anniversary clock in the living room. Sad to think that someone works their whole life for these things and this is what happens to them.......

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

I've been a fan of Urbex for many years now. Just occasionally you get a place where it feels like trespass, very sadly this one did. I just know that this Bearded Explorer channel has the utmost respect for the property, its remaining contents and the person who lived there. This was just sad, incredibly sad 😞

[@zeberdee1972]

I always find video's like these interesting yet sad at the same time , as you know some ones life has come to an end and all their worldly belongings just left there . Still amazes me that these houses get left to rot away like this , either there are no relatives or they just dont know or care . Sad really .

[@redpill5471]

What beautiful rugs. For being little it sure was a great explore. Thanks so much!

[@vee5196]

Sad, looks like nature wants to take it back. Thanks for another great explore...

[@666DW]

Sad to see what was someone’s home and life going to ruin. With the amount of personal possessions left behind it would be nice to see follow up videos where the reasons and story of why these houses have being abandoned is discovered and possibly distant relatives informed so they can rescue sentimental family possessions and memories.

[@ExploringAdventuress]

Place has only been abandoned since March this year after owner died in the front room. I found out about the story of this place a friend of mine was the paramedic that got called to the address she was dead for 4 days before she was found.

[@darkwitchhecate1347]

That's so sad 😢

[@ExploringAdventuress]

I saw a car there two weeks ago as I was going passed but not been demolished no way people just lie

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Abandoned Seekers, Thank you for the information regarding the home. So I was right something died, but I did want to say, 'Someone.' The amount of flies made sense. Sad to hear about the death..4 days..wow. Sad 😔 My deepest condolences to the family. Sorry for your lost.🕊

[@andrewsanton4977]

Very sad, unsure how I feel about this seems a bit iffy filming it for public entertainment. Disappointed that a paramedic would let others know about an empty house and such a tragic end.

[@ExploringAdventuress]

@@andrewsanton4977 it my friend. He didn’t tell me about the place I was told about it after someone noticed it had been left almost abandoned for almost a year. After I went there I told him about it then he told me the story about him going there.

[@Peterwrayadventures]

Amazing to see whats just left behind. Looks like they travelled alot.

[@malcolmhutchison62]

So very sad to see😞 someone’s life there in front of you and it’s just being searched and gone through by strangers however great video and never open the fridge😱

[@darkwitchhecate1347]

Thank you for another fantastic explore, i had an overwhelming sense of sadness and loneliness.

[@RODPIKERDRONESUK]

Great video and footage very nice indeed great job well done thanks for sharing cheers

[@sireeshasai3894]

Such a beautiful Home.

[@sharonwashington8150]

If this is all that is left at the end of your life span, then it makes you wonder why you ever collected all that you did as time passed you by. Love those retro fireplaces.

[@cyberjack]

Grate video ..and nice find .. sad that it's obviously a old persons home and quite likely passed away tho ....

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A very nice place, but the bad leaking wil end this place soon sadly enough, great stuff too see aswel, have a great weekend.

[@eppityrrell8236]

This house looks to be vacant a couple of weeks...going by the the clocks still working newness of everything and the fruit it only takes few weeks not even that for them to look like that... probably found on the floor poor soul love your channel ✨

[@nadinearnold8235]

Looks like they were well travelled people by the look of their ornaments. I'm guessing the window could have been broken to gain access to the ill owner of the house. Sad vibe from this one.

[@RetroRatz]

Water will destroy that place quick! Hopefully relatives might sort out the estate.

[@ChickenofEvil]

Really like your videos but find your audio really quiet on them so it makes them hard to follow. Am less than 40 so don't think I'm going dead (yet!) If you're able to make your voice louder, it would be really appreciated :-)

[@fayhinsch5404]

I agree. I have sound all the way up & still can not hear his voice

[@wobber999]

I suppose he has to be quiet in case of being discovered by the locals or anyone walking nearby

[@angelaburton5032]

Nice video keep it up, I love them so much as I love to watch video like this thanks hoping t see more hotels, pubs etc. X

[@AdventuresWithJay]

Dude your video is brilliant. Never watched u before. Well done. Like it left u a like 👍

[@chazw1964]

A 1950's dream home. Hope my life story doesn't end with a forlorn property slowly self destructing like that. RIP the owners.

[@gem6961]

Impresionante!!!! Me ha encantado!!!

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Frame 4:04, with the stain on the floor. Does look like blood, or body fluids. Maybe something died on that spot, probably their pet dog. They removed it, but never cleaned up the stain. This explains the large amount of flies, inside the home which flies are attracted to. Interesting home, looks like the owners got up and left recently, no visible dust accumulated. Someone definitely was there and went through their personal items. The home needs to be completely sealed and boarded up by family members, before any more vandalism occurs. Hope the owners are safe and sound. Thank you for the video

[@rachelforrester2333]

Loved it, as usual. Thanks lads xx

[@LandauTST]

Great vid, but I feel like I'm the only one bugged that you guys didn't know the difference between a blender and a good processor. :P Besides the nit picking, sad what happened to the owner. Hope they lived a full, happy life.

[@clarissajohnston691]

The previous owner had a good eye for the mid century furniture pieces. It's so sad to that it can't be handed down to relatives or friends.

[@Slayerjane61]

Those old fashioned, patterned carpets are pretty. The folks who lived here were very neat and organized. Although they had a lot of stuff saved up over the years, but where there was a mess, I think it was because someone else had plowed through. Perhaps after the owners died, a very half-hearted attempt was made to start preparing to empty the house....I wonder why nobody has done this yet? I saw many items that looked like souvenirs--the Asian statue, the African (or maybe Aboriginal) head, the large fish on the fridge, etc. It does look like the person may have collapsed and died on the living room floor--creepy thought. The police or medical personnel do not clean up after a death or murder--the family must arrange it. Overall, the home looks like the inhabitants had a pleasant life, but there's a mystery why it's all left like this, which is rather sad.

[@MrVxrman]

A nice video indeed but so sad it’s just left to decay 🙏 Never ever open the fridge 😉

[@phrayzar]

It's very sad. Someones whole life there, silenced.

[@eddiek0507]

Another quality video, well done..

[@dangerousandy]

Best thing to get a date from is milk. Relatively short shelf life, so should give a fair accurate date of abandonment.

[@janbrown3838]

Very interesting but sad, looks like someone may have passed there.

[@redpill5471]

Any place abandoned is sad. People need to get pass the sad and enjoy the beauty of some things left behind. That's what makes it interesting. Being empathetic is one thing but not sympathetic.

[@robertmustard1203]

Great video guys would love too go around some buildings like that

[@chrismoore9997]

It certainly looks like a house where the owner died and no relative has bothered to claim the house or any of the possessions.

[@catherinehutchinson6099]

This video has tragedy all the way through. I don’t think it’s been empty that long especially with the clocks still working. Obviously someone else has been in and ransacked the draws and helped themselves to the jewellery, I have a feeling the elderly person was found dead in the house by police, I had a very sad feeling whilst watching this one , very very sad.

[@patbosher8963]

Is this one in wales... Got my go pro. Now all i need is some buildings. Any advice.

[@eddiehaley1833]

Good video again hopefully some family or friends will clear out the personal stuff and valuables before the vandalism brigade find it

[@mrcrazyjonpresents4312]

Sad to see this I see this place heading to oblivion of people trashing it which is a dam shame as the crystal glass is worth a fair bit of coin

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Someone has been going through all handbags and purses

[@janwarriner6554]

How very odd. Like they just stepped out!

[@michaelgoodliffe4887]

4.33,I was wondering about the Hi Fi system,looks 1970s, make not sure though, as you skipped over it.

[@aquastar4336]

Awww gosh this is sad!!

[@BBCupperdarby]

I may have missed it (if you said something in the video) and I didn’t see anything in the comments, but what is the whirring sound when your in the kitchen?

[@colintinker7778]

The fridge.

[@philtowle4683]

He said the clock was noisy

[@Andy-dz7us]

I think that place has a part-time custodian. they come in every month or so.

[@r400ebaysellingretrovintag2]

How did he get in?. Surely the house would be securely locked

[@martinwooder4174]

Probably had a fall and went into hospital. Old people seem to have a thing for random carpet tiles. My Nan did. Tripped on one broke her hip and it finished her off.

[@MrKabDrivr]

This is... sad...

[@alansimpson2647]

its an old persons home and style, if you can call it that! never open the fridge germs

[@lock411]

wonder if who's home it was has family members. such a shame to rot away

[@beverlyclark1859]

Do you know any history on the cottage? Did the people all died, and that's why it was abandoned in tact?

[@theheartofthecelticwoman]

Wow... thinking about why people just left it all ...pretty weird.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Sometimes there can be quite a long process involved in sorting out the legal side of things. If the person has not left a will, even family members can be reluctant to remove anything in case it triggers a dispute.

[@theheartofthecelticwoman]

@@sarahstrong7174 you're right...so sad😢

[@sarahstrong7174]

This is why people NEED TO MAKE MAKE A WILL & talk to people about dying. You can buy will forms from W.H. Smiths. Tell your relatives or friends what you want to happen to your things. Tell them in front of witnesses. Put it in writing, get witnesses to sign it, make copies & leave them with trustworthy people some of whom are likely to live longer than you. Also tell them what you want to happen to you if you become mentally incompetant or unable to communicate. Maybe you would like certain people to be told, maybe you would like to go to a particular care home, maybe you would like particular people to check you are being looked after properly, maybe you want a religious representative to visit you, even if you cannot talk.? Maybe you want to leave a list of things you do or do not want to be fed?

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Same year my son was born. Jeremiah. Wonder what that water tank is up there in the attic for. We have a mansion here in our town it’s now used is the history center. Called Copshaholm mansion. in South Bend Indiana . had a very large holding tank in the attic but this was only used until the city bib not have city pipes it’s self to the homes before the turn of the century , before general houses got city water people with money had a well and they would pump the water to the attic and then it would be used throughout the house gravity fed I wonder if this is the same thing this is not used anymore here in America.

[@sarahstrong7174]

In the U.K. a lot of slightly older places still have their water tanks though there is a tendency now to take them out of use instead of replacing them when they reach the end of their lives.

[@mrcrazyjonpresents4312]

Up till mid 80s before new boilers used water straight from the cold water supply the lead tank would be for water for a big copper water tank for the hot water something to do with ease of water getting into the tank from above apparently As a kid i always remember me mother saying never drink the water out of the hot tap its got lead in it

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Jonathan Nelson Here at the school where I work we have boilers also their newer style . Now so you can put cold water directly into them but the old ones that were replaced had to have pre-warmed water if it came to getting them up to a specific amount of water in the system or the actual loop that circulates boiler to pipe and then from that loop you have another loop like a figure 8 style heats the building itself.

[@debrapitcher6443]

Great vid I really enjoyed it. You gave away your age, you don't look a day over 34 (sounds better than 35) only joking i was your age yonks ago...

[@elizabethrowlands9419]

EXCELLENT FIND , BUT LIKE MANY OTHER OF YOUR VIDEOS - TOO QUIET

[@davecooke914]

Looks like he or she had a fall maybe that's why blood on carpet sad none of family didn't want anything

[@GilbertSyndrome]

A bit disrespectful, really. People's homes should be left alone, abandoned for a few months or not.

[@DevonNroos]

True, don't think it's as bad with homes that been abandoned for a lot of years tho

[@chrisevansgardenservicesjo8093]

What is that funny noise in the kitchen

[@patbosher8963]

This almost looks like its still being lived in.

[@patbosher8963]

Ya know there are lots of piligers i this world...who would come and clear it out. If theres road access

[@Toofargonetosave]

2:18 converse?

[@chubbyroyston3880]

When does exploring become breaking and entertaining or trespass?

[@philtowle4683]

Breaking and entertaining, I like that!

[@caro9340]

I need to bring these abandoned things to my home 😂😂 can anyone help me 🤔

[@myrescuecats3028]

Dogs of foe.

[@nhoqueaosugo]

Don't you wear masks?

[@janetfitzgerald7530]

L

[@daveconyard8946]

To Nosey no respect for the person that probably died in their home