We Explore The Abandond Dolls House and found some strange things inside!!

[@TerryInUSA]

As a maker of doll clothes I can tell you that the first thing that deteriorates in old doll clothes is the elastic in underpants (and socks). Then the pants keep falling down. There is nothing creepy about that or weird. There is usually an explanation for many things that seem weird in old houses.

[@bobbybridgeman2629]

I find it very motivating and sad that the person who lived here is probably in a home just waiting to die, leaving behind an empty home full of someone’s life. You can imagine the once smell of cooking, the tv on, the garden mower buzzing in the summer, grand children visiting and a normal way of life home. We are all just here for life’s memories which as you age flash by all too quickly until we’re just memories too. Live, love and enjoy each day of your life, as time stops for nothing.

[@marklittler784]

Yeah probably stolen by the state to pay for an old people's home !

[@Bignasty048]

Best comment /advice on KZbin I've read in ages 😊

[@ew6300]

💛

[@lottiebabesx]

I totally agree it's very sad they are left like this

[@suziewilliams867]

I agree makes me sad too.

[@joannp9427]

I like that you respect the past home owners privacy. Beautiful old home.

[@theseamstress6315]

That house was really nice , too bad for the water leak. I wish the owners at least took the family pictures. Good explore guys.

[@annsmith4739]

Very strange that the family haven’t claimed much ,still photos sad isn’t it ,they do have some Victorian items .The poor dolly had lost her hair ,she’s not scary a little girl loved them doll at one time ,very strange the other dolls pants were down ,I think some one went in their an did it for a laugh .It must have been a lovely home at one time .great explore stay safe Ann

[@ramonasmith257]

If the family doesn’t want the stuff in the house, I do!! I’ll even pay fir shipping to the US! Beautiful home-my favorite! I would move in tomorrow!!

[@cormacmccarthy8340]

I can't understand ramona why anyone would just leave there house and everything in it behind that house is a nice house.to me that sounds like maybe something sinister might have happened that family

[@wobblesnorts]

Me too. I already see I think 2 statues looks like Armani.

[@DerekDogsforSentience]

I think you said that this beautiful home is to be demolished. If that’s the case it’s a crime! It would make a fantastic home for a family. As it once obviously was 😔

[@jennthurston364]

I would love this house. It felt like home to me. Granted it needs a lot of work, but with time and care wow what a home. Beats my windowless basement apartment.

[@mermaidgirl9232]

I’d be finding out who the owner is and ask if they wanted the contents. If they were to say no I’d be hauling away. They haven’t been gone to long because there’s no dust or cobwebs. Strange to that all the items on the shelves are sitting up just perfect. 🧐🤔

[@davidneal9368]

Shouldn't be demolished. Think of the stories it could tell if the walls could talk. This would make a great family home for someone. It's criminal to see old houses torn down. It's not just brick and mortar. It holds history. Memories. They tare it down then they should have their own house torn down.

[@charlottesherman7294]

It breaks my heart to see all the furniture, dishes, toys, artwork, toys, etc., left behind in the abandoned house. I know eventually building have to be torn down, but couldn't they salvage things & if family doesn't exist or want the things, sell it & help people who are struggling just to live another day. Thank you for always putting things back, as you find them. It shows such respect for those that have lived in that home. Thank you.

[@rizwanpirzada54]

Sad

[@elizabeths4371]

it's a LOVELY old house filled with family memories and I do so hope that as much of it as can be salvaged, will be.

[@TheLadyT23]

That looks to have been a lovely, bright family home. I hope the inhabitants were as happy as they look to have been.

[@susanurbanczyk9084]

What a lovely home but so sad. Sitting alone as it is, isolated. Heartbreaking.

[@valeriehill5139]

There was a 1st issue Sindy doll from 1964 in that pram, you were right, she was worth quite a bit. The big doll wasn't scalped, the pot head was moulded that way and a wig added to cover the top.

[@marmaladecat]

The dolly just before the Corgi toys looks like the Saucy Walker that father Christmas brought to me in 1955. I still have her, her name is Diana. What a lovely explore!

[@mattfisher7432]

Mate. That is one beautiful house. A run round with the hoover. I'd move straight in. Lived in far worse.

[@jackmillin]

Jesus, you must have lived in some shit holes then 😮 wants taking back to brick and starting again never mind a hoover.

[@janicecampbell6478]

Me too!

[@rosettamccoy6123]

@@jackmillin I live in worse than that now I'd love to live in a house like that

[@jennthurston364]

@@rosettamccoy6123 I live in a windowless basement apartment. I would LOVE this house.

[@lorraineniess116]

Well I hope they will take all the leftover items out of the house before taking the house down...someone should enjoy all those treasures.

[@heathermurray9939]

Even if the family did not want the things you would think that they would get a company in to clear the house and sell the things at a auction. Some of the things could go into a museum, some things could be put into memory boxes and given to nursing/ residential home.

[@richardschmid5699]

Truth is you actually can't give the stuff away - no one will want the most of it. Destined for the tip sad to say.

[@Cho2154]

@@richardschmid5699 I want all of the dolls and old toys. That old crockery is beautiful too. Heck, I would buy everything if the price was affordable.

[@stephanieh.bleasdille9454]

I am an advocate for people remaining in their own homes until the end of their days with a care taker or two.,

[@valariebedard4013]

Time.. something you cherish... Nice watch..

[@ethelhoose1196]

My sister had a brain tumor kept there long as we could My brother recently was able to stay home till he passed

[@sylviaflowers109]

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[@mastersadvocate]

I agree with you! I'm sharing a house with my 89 yr old mum, and doing the shopping and so on so she won't have to go into a home! ~Janet in Canada

[@Isabelle-fe3ky]

I agree 100 percent with you

[@butterflyray1]

In the middle of nowhere surrounded by fields and trees my heaven!

[@pennypalmer3369]

Warm and wonderful photos. The young man did look smart in his uniform. Very handsome.

[@russellpetrie119]

i cant believe a house that solid and clean and intouched would be demolished so sad

[@elainefindlay1377]

How can something so lovely be abandoned

[@nannyofmany8315]

Taps running maybe to stop pipes freezing - just putting it out there! Or to stop the header tank over flowing!

[@RLMARMEN]

beautiful house, well worth restoring it.

[@tinyTears]

How sad all these personal belongings left to rot . I am a doll collector and some of them dolls are old and to the right collector worth some money. Thanks for sharing

[@ABPhotography1]

I like the quiet, respectful way you go about exploring. Nice video but sad to see the left over memories that was once someone's life and home.

[@wonderqueerTT]

what an amazing find guys. glad you didn't get arrested again

[@patriciayoung3267]

What a lovely little house. I really appreciated the respectful way you went through it for us. Just a side note, why are men so creeped out by dolls? Some of them were quite lovely.

[@cherimerchant6279]

I wonder that,

[@ShakepearesDaughter]

Hey, I'm creeped out by dolls that are replicas of babies or children. Have been since I was a little girl. Only stuffed animals for me. So it's not just men.

[@cherimerchant6279]

@@ShakepearesDaughter sad you lost out on what normal enjoyment of something so simple as a doll. but they must have to hospitalize you when you see a bug,...men are afraid of dolls, because they have been conditioned as little boys, that playing with a doll is shamefull ,and if you get a women pregnant, run ,don't get trapped with a baby, so in their grown up man's mind ,they see a baby /doll as something to avoid,

[@skepticalbadger]

Because men like horror movies where animate dolls are a thing, and because someone has posed those dolls (which are in an abandoned house, let's not forget) deliberately in order to freak people out.

[@richiedagger733]

I'd say the taps are all dripping to keep water flowing in the pipes so they don't freeze and burst.

[@jackmillin]

Doubt it, they would still freeze up unless they were flowing at a pretty decent rate. You would just shut mains stop tap off, open all outlets and crack a nut at lowest point or open a drain off.

[@BurtW546]

Love the house plus the dolls wow

[@yvonnejohnson1004]

Maybe all the family died out ….I think it’s so sad….all those memories of a family’s life…..

[@kathryndeloria1834]

My guess is the house was full of black mold so no one wanted to deal with that. It’s a charming place and I believe a loving gramma lived there.

[@reverendjimspanner7902]

I can't believe that they are going to pull down such a lovely house!!! What a waste of a good building. Such a shame 😔. Thanks T. B. E 👍🏻

[@robingraham4543]

What a beautiful home. I could just imagine a family living there. Sad its left to just rot away. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@GenMaster124]

The toy in the loft from the film Diamonds are Forever ....Corgi 811 James Bond 007 Moon Buggy 👍🏻👍🏻

[@cynthiahofer2903]

That cottage is stuff of novels and tales. Scared of baby dolls? Pretty funny. The house could be restored, I've seen worse completely redone.

[@mariahein7357]

I think there were explorers before you, and set the dolls up! and I hope those beautiful items, don't just get thrown away

[@robinalmond4737]

So strange its like someone was just taken away from their home without much warning and its still waiting for them to come back

[@canimangel1]

The throw on the sofa downstairs and the bedroom upstairs were gorgeous. That old pram in the loft too. Also the embroided chair. So much nicer than modern day equivalents. I can't help but smile at how many rose decorated items are in the property and the rose growing in through the window. Very sweet. I think there was a lot of love in this home and it's sad to see it will be torn down when it has so much character.

[@mastersadvocate]

If I were you, I would try to find out who the owners were, and suggest to their grown children that they have a jumble sale! They could make a lot of money off the antiques, and books in the house. The money should go to the poor old dear who is wasting away in a home! It's a crying shame that the house should be pulled down! Especially when so many folk are going homeless! ~Janet in Canada

[@eilenekellogg7017]

Back in the day homes like this where made solid, made to last.

[@sandraford4235]

It’s a beautiful bright sunny house ,l would move in like a shot ,

[@desertdragonworksaz]

What a beautiful bunch of memories! I am an antique dealer in Arizona, USA - and I'm just drooling over all of the old pretties! Also... the hair on top of my head started standing up as you went into the attic! Yikes!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@jaggerkate]

Another cool house! It made my heart happy to hear how concerned you were with the water being wasted. I’m the exact same way. And the dolls were hilarious! Whoever staged those is brilliant. 😆

[@murrayfranklyn84]

The taps may have been left on to stop the water in the pipes freezing, the split radiator was probably due to frost.

[@lizstevenson7801]

That was a great find an old Victorian style house it even had the servants bells still there, the button on the wall by the serving hatch was a servants bell and I noticed one next to the window in one of the rooms. The statues if the girl with a pet and the boy next to it are normal for households if that time, even my Gran had them also she had Pictures Queen Mary and Albert instead of Queen Victoria. There was a modern shower stool in the garden too plus judging by the walking sticks the owner was if a good age. Often if an elderly women gets Dementia or in years gone by had lost a child they have found that giving them a dolls or baby items such ad cots or pram's does quiet them down and stops them from wandering so much. Obviously someone with a sick sense of humour has set those dolls up for a laugh. Thank you so much.

[@janekollman4938]

You guys are so silly when it comes to the dolls !! Makes me giggle.. they just needed their wigs !! Thank you for the fun !!

[@DAN-jo3ub]

Please go back to one of your older explores and see if anything has changed. Would love to see that!

[@bunnymad5049]

Wow. That fire place is awesome. The toys, the cross-stitched fire do-dah, cos I forgot the word. The paintings of the children ... so many memories. I hope someone's going to treasure it all. Pulling it down??!!!??? I have this massive urge to rescue it all and treasure it. And, man, dolls get a bad rap! That Bratz head is a hairdressing thing for little girls. Dolls are harmless but those ones set up to make people nervous were so funny. lol. I photograph them. hehe. And those golf clubs - wow. What a special place! Thank you!

[@frankforrest1597]

An other great find/ explore. Such a heartbreak seeing first the personal effects, nobody seems to want; secondly the home it's self, lovely; but in a need of many repairs. Perhaps the reason it's no longer occupied. Just a shame, that no ones cares for either(house, contents). Great job showing this place, with no police,lol. Cheers, be safe 👊👍✌

[@Jollyjilly58]

I love this house why on earth would they knock it down 🙁 sad all those lovely old proms and dolls are left. Thank you enjoyed this

[@gillwyatt8103]

Methinks the dolls 🎎 were arranged to creep you out!!! What a beautiful house in a stunning location - so sad that it is to be demolished. What I wonder is what happens to items of value then if the family don't claim them or don't care? The intro music 🎶 combined with your excellent filming brings a tear to the eye!! Thanx and look forward to the next one. Gill

[@1M005E1]

I do know this is not our eternal home. We are just passing through, until the good Lord calls us to our new home. I just can't imagine that families will allow such beauty to go to waste. Why aren't the remaining families coming to get the remainder of items? Those pictures on the walls are gorgeous.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

What a beautiful house.someone is having fun with those dolls😂 I'm glad you turn water off and close windows,that's very considerate of you.I love the windows.Take care 👍❤️🇺🇸

[@kentuckylady2990]

Stunning. I would love to live in a house like that

[@kathycameron7625]

Thanks for the tour.Some of the dolls were from the fifties!

[@vanessalambert4286]

Makes one realize that material things are not important in life

[@irinairinaa211]

You are so lucky to find such amazing and intact treasures!

[@ruthbashford3176]

It's a lovely house, such a pity its abandoned.

[@sandraford4235]

Why isn’t this house sold ? I presume it’s in England ,there’s a housing shortage there such a shame nits being demolished ,

[@skepticalbadger]

This is not an affordable property.

[@YesterdaysTreasuresAndMore]

So sad to see these abandoned houses but also intriguing. The value of the items left there is amazing. I hope the place is cleaned out before demolition. Watching from USA.

[@sandiemable]

Beautiful home. It looks like someone is in the process of sorting and packing up. I do hope family members are collecting all those wonderful things.

[@greybeard7121]

I laughed so hard about the dolls. That one doll wasnt decapitated she was scalped. LOL

[@diannehardwick950]

The bell push was for summoning a servant.

[@yvonnejohnson1004]

It must have belonged to a rich family and different generations lived there. I imagine the last owner became infirm and was probably put into home or even died. . Maybe all the family had passed away too. Perhaps the dolls were placed to remind her or him about times passed. It’s a shame that it’s going to be pulled down, it’s a beautiful house and I think it’s very sad.

[@theraskal7449]

Thats one adorable house..........,Its such s shame that all good things have to come to an end ......And the stories this house can tell ...........WOW....Imagine life buzzing about the house and kids running about with a pet dog ....just great ........................................THE RASKAL

[@valerieferguson6345]

Appreciate the respect for the property you hold!

[@ellaw356]

What a beautiful home! There are so many things I wouldn’t change but just restore! I love it!

[@darcydelapp2298]

I appreciate, that you appreciate and leave things as you find them! If only everyone would leave things the way they find them or better! It is wonderful to take care of one memories and not destroy what is not yours.

[@jef____4054]

Dont people leave taps slow running to stop water pipes bursting in the winter??

[@clairefunnell8481]

Hi there. What a beautiful house. Got some nice stuff in there. Those dolls were really creepy. Imagine going in the dark. Scary. It's a crime that this nice house is being demolished. Hope some stuff can be salvaged and sold. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

[@urbanrot]

Loads of things have been moved around from when I went, people moving things and staging a room for instagram photos 😕

[@neelyohara2004]

Agree

[@judymeyer1760]

I like that you respect the home and leave it as you found it. My guess is that the water was left running ,just a little, to keep the pipes from freezing in the winter cold.

[@nickb5391]

Nice find, it's a shame it's going to be demolished, it looks a very sound house too

[@mayadegodoy]

It got me emotional! I wonder where the kids are now. And my heart cries everytime I see tons of old books abandoned.

[@dede.terrebonneterrebonne9914]

Beautiful home and precious memories. So sad that they are not important to the surviving family members Heart breaking

[@lesleysmith8300]

Looks amazing and we'll looked after.

[@cormacmccarthy8340]

The house it's self circa 110 years old.the pram on springs is about 70 years old and worth major money as is the green pram.

[@tomd328]

Cor those flowers have lasted well!

[@nzannyncoglu8571]

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[@nzannyncoglu8571]

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[@rosesippel2932]

Alot of old antiques don't understand why those would be left

[@nannysrebornnursery6015]

Someone DEFINITELY loved antiques because this house isn’t near as old as the items inside

[@lynwaters122]

Beautiful antiques. So glad you turned the tap off. Great video. Thank you.

[@FlizzyFluff]

Just Amazing So Beautiful! Sad the family doesn’t care about this places or the memories inside😞😢 At least no one has come in and ruined or stolen everything to make $$ for themselves on someone else’s items You can just feel that she’s there watching your every move

[@robinchemin3631]

This house is awesome! So many beautiful things in it.

[@lindseyankers3790]

A lovely Arts and Crafts home 🤗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@asuangdaimai5077]

I really didn't understand why abandoned such a wonderful things any reason? But i luv to watch dis channels

[@wendyshirley9091]

Some of the 'stuff' is not that old. Definitely not Victorian. I have newspapers older than 1990! Still it is very interesting and very sad. That is why I am sorting out my photos, people don't want them! Why do we keep them? There must be an easier way to get to house.

[@vrccb]

Interesting. The old pram. dates from the 1920's. The pram. in the loft 1960's (Pedigree) Son was in the Military and they were a Catholic family-or a close relative that came to live with them was. The house decor is Mid 1970's and yes, we all carpeted our bathrooms then (but put mats round the loo!). I suspect the relatives did take everything valuable and left the memories. As someone pointed out in the comments - in the end that is all that is left.

[@missmerrily4830]

Whenever you see a 'doorbell' on a living room wall, it's to summon the servant or hired help! I wasn't at all surprised when you found the control box, which is where the servant would turn the bell off before attending the relevant room. Lots of substantial properties had them. At some point I realised I'd seen this house before but your more thorough visit made the property much more interesting. Those dolls! Ugh! I think a previous visitor has been playing the goat! A great explore. Thank you!

[@lizbrown7232]

Didn't see anywhere for servants to live. The house looks pretty remote for servants to be coming in on a daily basis.

[@jeanspeer4053]

Awesome house and awesome items inside. It will be ashamed to lose all that when they tear the house down.

[@believeinjesus8862]

Wondering why the utilities weren't disconnected......🤔 I love dolls...they don't creep me out at all😄🥰 Well.....the one at the top of the attic stairs, was pretty distatesful😵

[@wendyarmstrong5564]

Beautiful family home great 🐕📹

[@Nana1959.]

Could be a beautiful home, what a shame it's due to be torn down! Beautiful antiques and beautiful rooms. Thank you for your video it is exciting to see the insides of homes in different places! That front door is beautiful! The antiques, wow. Love it.❤️

[@rebeccabrown6785]

Beautiful house. What a shame it can't be restored. It's also sad the family left so many wonderful items.

[@LoriFahy]

the flowers near the start of the video are actually fresh flowers.. and they were still in water .. so whoever lived there, hadnt been gone for long :(

[@wheredidthetimego8087]

That’s the cleanest abandon house iv ever seen

[@nasushll]

I love the red boot at the top of the stairs.

[@gabbyseni3798]

Amazing house,, hope come back at night time see how feel like...

[@mattyGreenbaum]

My little girl was glad you didn't get on to trouble this time, but the dolls were spooky

[@flahbelle8255]

As a doll collector I LOVED this house, and those prams I would kill for as I collect those too.. Wonderful house.

[@Sky-cz9lj]

@Flah Belle, I love it too. I have a couple of reborn dolls and I would give just about anything for a pram like those. The doll in the crib with the hole in her head, I would love to do some research on her. I'm thinking she may have had mechanical parts in her head. I wish I knew what her maker and anything else you know?

[@flahbelle8255]

@@Sky-cz9lj yay reborns.. I collect them also.. yes those prams are amazing

[@Cho2154]

I want the crib/cot and the doll. Dolls of that age had those holes in their heads and their wigs covered the holes. She is a beauty and I would love to have her and all the others in the house.

[@skgoode75]

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[@sugarsundae3400]

Enjoyed the video thanks for posting. It's strange that most of the furniture has been cleared out the house but they've left sentimental items like childhood toys and photos.

[@debbiemay4837]

Wow.what a house..so nice to see no vandalism.

[@nickb5391]

@24.07 i bet that's a Silver Cross pram, the Rolls Royce of prams

[@patriciawilliamsn9605]

This is so sad! What o lovely home full of wonderful treasures and it is going to be torn down. I would love this home