1800`s cottage and shed with so much old stuff and toys left behind/Big celler too! 

Dynamo light on the old bike ,, I remember you had to pedal quite enthusiastically to get it bright enough to see. And the pinnacle of taste the lava lamp . Excellent job.

That cupboard at the beginning was GORGEOUS!! The only thing missing was the cutting board. I'm surprised there isn't a heavy layer of dust on everything, A lot of those books were in absolutely pristine condition. Like others have mentioned I hope nobody else finds that place and trashes it. It would be so interesting to look through the boxes..... AND put everything back!! Awesome find!!

We had a Precedent TV with a pull out turntable just like that one. They were made mid 50s into the early 60s .

Great video you misssed showing the singer sowing machine in the bathroom down in the corner. Love the old record player.

Werner's Adventures joins Urbex Indigo, how cool is that eh? 🤠👍👍

I think the sewing machine is for shoes, purses, luggage. I think. I love the aqua cabinets in the kitchen. Can you bring them over to the US for me, Paul?

yes I know Werner his a great guy so many toys left behind and some very awesome things left beautiful kitchen cupboards and pie safe and those old metal toys and sewing machine

That sewing machine is a cobblers and leather machine. You wouldn't have to work to hard to make this old girl livable again. I love it.😊

Hello nice vidéo nice celling I have the same at Home how is Tuxy 🤔👍👍❤️❤️❤️😺👋👋👋👋

This one looks very liveable. Loved the kitchen cabinets, but my favourite thing has to be that old cart. I wonder if (like many of the old homes) that this was lived in for many years, the children grew up and moved away and the owner passed - but someone started to pack up after that. Would be a lovely place for someone.

Bonjour d'Occitanie (France) le lambris du plafond est bien verni, les deux buffet 3:16 sont en excellent état. 6:33 secrétaire ou bureau comme on pouvait en trouver dans les années 60/70 (je ne peux parler que pour la France), la chaise avec l'assise et le dossier en cannage est intemporelle il y a des version cuir inspiré par "Le Corbusier" . 9:03 nous appelons ce petit meuble un garde manger 9:32 C'est une machine à coudre de cordonnier Le livre la belle et la bête signale que peut être la maison était encore habité en 1991 à la sortie du film. 19:23 un joli baquet en métal émaillé, j'ai pris des bain dans un qui lui ressemblait chez ma grand mère paternelle début des années 70 et il était déjà vieux. Il y a tellement de jouets comme s'ils c'étaient accumulé avec une même famille génération après génération 26:36 J'ai trouvé sur internet qu'il existait des vélos de la marque "Austral". Marque française de bicyclette bon marché (pas chère) et motocyclette. J'ai regardé sur "Google Map" l'usine a complètement disparu, mais la rue ou elle était implanté était très commerçante il y a longtemps. j'ai cherché aussi avec un "H" et un "R" au début j'ai fait ma recherche google avec les vieilles marques de vélo. 28:38 si la charrette était hippomobile à l'origine elle a subit une transformation pour être tracté par un véhicule à moteur

The sewing machine is for sewing leather and thick canvas. I actually seen one on an antique channel today that I watch here on RU-vid

Some truly lovely pieces left in this place. Great find guys

What an amazing house!!! I have a feeling this was a family that pumped out children for 30 years ha ha hence the need for add on rooms ha ha!! It's a shame I was busy the day you went out. thanks for showing us around!!

You had to go to the cellar; there might have been more toys. 😂

Looks like a Blacksmith forge towards end of video in shed.

Those kitchen cabinets were lovely. This house is pretty and with some cleaning would be a great home. Love that cellar. Lots of boxed up things. That ceiling was so beautiful. Very nice cool intetesting place.

Xtra good one today! I may not comment all the time but I am always here!!

The old gramophone looks to me more from the 40's or 50's, more so than the 60's and as for the doll, she needed to be stood upright for her eyes to open, works on weights behind the eyes. Thanks for another great find, love your explores.

urbex indigo thanks for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it bout 1800 cottage it was a really nice place and i always show your channel support i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out on my community tab i am from the U.S.A and i will always watch and enjoy your channel and God Bless.

One step into that glorious kitchen and I feel I must know these people. The lovingly hand crocheted doll clothes! My great-aunt in Chicago would make those and send them to my sisters and I at Christmas where ever in the world my peripatetic family was perched. Oh! I think the metal chest in the kitchen is a vintage Bridgestone tool chest! Some mechanic would probably be thrilled to have that in the shop. The number of toys and books, mostly for very young children, could suggest that a daycare or preschool may have been operated in the home.

2nd view, shared too. (Lotta pause and zoom this time around.)

I’m in love with this one, beautiful house. All that furniture that I’d clean up and use. That old sewing machine is amazing! I’ve never seen one that old. I can imagine this one live in ready. Thanks Paul, for showing us this wonderful place

hello , i have never seen a ceiling like that ..........too cool( i think )😊😊😊😊. if that many toys were left behind , i can't imagine the amount of toys , that were taken🤨🤨🤨🤨. great share , thank you , for sharing🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰................

I hope no one finds this one, lest it gets ransacked. They were packed to go, or did they just arrive? Storage maybe? With the mix of old and new, I belive they were collectors of a sort. Anyway, for me this one's another "move in ready", I'd even keep that antique dirt on the floor. 😍 Another one of your best Paul! 🤠👍👍 🇺🇸 (This is the first Aussie explore I've seen with a true basement, a poured concrete one at that!)

Once upon a time there was a little old lady who had become a widow and lived with her 2 sons in an old house in the country. One of her sons named Werner loved to collect toys. And the other son Paul liked to catalogue old wares such as stoves and tv sets. This was their home.😂😂

I almost watched that with my mouth open! I'd love to know the back story, as I'm sure everyone else would. That toy crane is very old ... I'm 77yo and I had one back in the day 😁

Seems a shame that a young family left all their stuff behind. Sure wish we had the history on this one!! Good explore!!

i saw box with the casettess

Oh the kitchen cupboards omg wow beautiful

I liked the cabinets in the kitchen. If you could hear us yelling from the United States, that would be amazing.🤣🤣

Wow !! Thank you !

It's Saturday evening here and I'm watching more of the great abandoned houses that you explore and this one is a totally awesome find here, I'm glad you have Werner there nearby and you found a lot great stuff that was left behind there this house was really a great place to explore with a lot of toys, dolls, magazines, old cabinets and other things but as always i really enjoyed it, have a wonderful week and until next week Thank You.👋🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 👍

That was a great find. Those kitchen cabinets were wonderful. Would love them in my kitchen😊.

Sewing machine is a early "Boot Pacher" looks like a Wertheim. "Cooking Plate" in the shed is a Blacksmiths Forge.

great video...love it

Top end Inline 6 cylinder (22:50) ford, in the states it was the main engine for a Ford Mustang 1966. Ford Australia made the inline 6 for the Falcon in the mid 1960's. It was a weak engine for a hot rodder but a reliable engine for the average family.

These two kitchen cabinets were a WOW! I love stuff like that. I also found the old things in the shed very interesting. The house didn't look that old or it had been renovated well. The size of the rooms, great! Tidy up, clean, paint - done! Move in! 👍👍

Totally different style of architecure than you usually have been showing us, very interesting and unique. Those dolls in that gorgeous kitchen cupboard reminded me of my mum. She used to knit, crochet and sew clothing for my dolls. That huge old sewing machine could possibly have been for leather work or even for making shoes. Loved the old tin toy mahinery and that beautifully preserved cart! Wonderful explore, loved all of it and would live there no problem! 🦘🇦🇺😍🤗🤔🥰

5:43. Did you look in the veneer sewing table when exiting the kitchen as there is a good chance there is a sewing machine in there? The top lifts up to make a bigger work area. 9:36. The sewing machine you see here is used for repairing leather good such as saddles and shoes. That is why there is no sewing platform under the needle. You had to be able to swing the leather around under the needle. Great find. Thank you.

This looks to be Grandma's and Grandpa's house. The toy's and books for grand children stay overs.

Wow! What a find! All those boxes of random items from different decades makes me think the house has been used for storage over the years. Looks like it’s been decades since anyone actually lived there. By the way - that Haunted House game can fetch a couple of hundred dollars in good condition 👍

Simple but stylish!!! Would love to have cabinets like that NOW!!! Totally LOVE it!!!!!

Love the cabinets in the kitchen. Lets hope the eyes on the doll didn't freak Werner out lol. The sewing machine is an old off arm machine, there are modern version of it being made. Many of the boxes they were using to pack everything up with,do look like they came from around 2006 to 2010. That was a lot of toys. Cool Explore.

You say good old days, but you would not have thought that if you had to get around like that.

That kitchen cabinet 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Hey mate it’s the last ones that are the best and indeed this was the perfect gem. And here I am consumed in looking at All these old toys, I didn’t really notice the pine wood panes on the roof dam. And most of those toys were toys I would have had as a kid. That old President radiogram was just a nice piece of furniture. This was a cool old time capsule mate. Cheers for this amazing explore.

7 minutes in that metal storage box against the wall looks like one of my grandparents cool safes before fridges were invented. Clearly recognisable from the shape on top of the box

Bit of a museum this one, have the whole "Footrot Flats" collection myself!

I love this one! Right up my alley!

What a time capsule. They must have been toy collectors. Beautiful home.

Wow the box in the kitchen had a old vacuum cleaner from the 40s

That sewing machine was a cobblers machine.

Gorgeous. Looks pretty snakey out there Paul take care. Northern Territory Freight Service on the truck. Think it's still going today. Dad might’ve been a truckie

That was a good one! The House looked like someone really loved it.

@12:24 GameCube box might be a CIB ( complete in box) that's a early 2000s so that be the newest item as well as that 2006 book, lol them toys and all most everything in this home is a collectors dream , OMG that Star Wars board game i had that late 70s or early 80s

Hi paul, omg , so many toys.its as if the family up and left. Love the look /style of the home. Great work. Cheers Deb

Very cool house. All those toys was just plain crazy. Those cupboards were amazing.

Wow! That ceiling! The huge kitchen cabinet! Everywhere you look there is something interesting to see! Decades worth of antiques! Fantastic explore! Loved it! It's so good to see you and Werner doing the explore together. I look forward to seeing his video soon. 😊

What .a great video enjoyed it thank you

What a gem! Thanks for sharing with us!

It's definitely a growing family that kept a lot of their stuff. Probably why there was so many toys and books from different eras. It might not have been easy getting rid of these things. I'm thinking they might have had plans to return to collect their things or maybe it was just too much. A great find!

All I can say is omg,loved everything about this place. Would love to make a buckboard out of the cart. Really enjoyed seeing this one Paul.

Thank goodness you did not say 'creepy doll' like all the other explorers every doll they see is creepy. Great vintage and antique toys and furniture I cannot see the owners who kept them so well just leaving all behind. Sad to say but maybe a death in the family (which may have happened while in the process of them moving) has cause all this stuff to be left behind I do hope some of these antiques are saved especially the kitchen cabinets and sewing machine. The one cabinet left in the work shed makes me think that the person who lived there would have restored these cabinets. What brand is the sewing machine? It is amazing I’ve never seen one like that.

This is a difficult one to figure out when it was last lived in. There were boxes from My Muscle Chef in there. That company started in 2013. But why would there also be magazines going back to the 1980s? Very strange but also fascinating.

Hi to Werner, what a super cool explore Paul, very much enjoyed. I saw memories in those boxes of things my own had as young ones :) Thank you

Incredible explore here, you 2. Loved the old toys and collections of magazines. I think maybe they collected things for their own children or maybe for charity? Looks like they up and left quick smart. The art works too were unique. The crying dog I'm sure that's a famous artist but can't remember who now. Well done guys 💯 (edited to add: Ulster Weavers made the sad looking dogs as tea towels)

I love those kitchen cabinets. I would love to have them.

Very cool 😎👍 awsome old place love the antique toys and the antique tools very cool 😎

What a awesome old house 🏚. I love the kitchen cabinets. It looks ready to move in. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊.

Looks like some of the storage boxes are quite new and may have been recently placed there. Perhaps the old home is used for storage

Amazing home

I think they might have had a boy and a girl it is a lovely home maybe they still own it and just took want they left the rest for storage

the old sewing machine is for sewing boots or saddles , i used one like it in saddlemaking , it does look a bit more like a footwear sewing machine though , those kitchen units are gold , it looks a bit like a sad family break up with so much personal stuff left , maybe the oldies with their daughter and the grandchildren

Watching this while eating timtam's 😬

Hi Paul...what a find! Such a solid, substantial build. I loved the timber ceilings, which were in perfect condition, showing that in recent times, someone put in a lot of effort to make it a lovely home. My feeling is that the family had been there for several generations. The older tin toys may have belonged to the father/grandfather and kept for more current offspring in what seems to be a large family. That old industrial sewing machine is a treasure. There was also an old Singer in one of the rooms. Those kitchen cabinets still had the old lino linings...classic. That radiogram is way older than the '60's. The cabinet design looked more in keeping with the '40's. Thanks for another great explore. 😁

That was a good explore loved the field stone shed and cart

There really great stuff in that place a d horse cart I. Barn sweet ty for sharing

This place is great. I love those kitchen cabinets I want them..... so many toys. You could rat around for hours just looking at things, not to mention plenty to look at with the building itself. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)

Ahhh finnally caught up to the recent vids 🤙🤙

I think it was a School or Orphanage. The colour suits the colour old Schools were painted. In the books were kids Bible stories, what do you think?

🌟Oh my gosh what an epic explore wow, all the toys and books certainly brings back a lot of memories, the old sewing machine what an antique, amazing house. All the toys and books could certainly be donated to the salvos. I have just done a big cleanup and taken a lot of things to the salvos. Need to take some other things to storage. What an epic cellar love it! What a story the house could tell. Thank you so much again for the tour. ❤😊x 🌟

wow epic explore, thanks

what a great fined that was a museum with everything in it the old sewing machine the old radiogram that was made in the 1940's early 1950s the old toy dolls everything was great hope you find many more gems like this one even liked the old Australian women's weekly date 13th November 1968 that magazine is 55 years old but thank you to Werner coming along on this great journey see you in the next video

What an amazing find! Great old home. Can't believe all that was left behind, some beautiful and amazing pieces in there.

How sad for the children to not have their things. Children get attached to their stuff, stories, paintings and presents. So sad for them.

Austral was a well known manufacturer of bicycles in Australia in the first half of the 20th century that I believe was taken over by Malvern Star.

Great vintage and antique furniture, with so many other items left behind. I love the old early Art Deco kitchen cabinets, that would restore nicely. The old wagon adds to the character of the historic abandoned homestead and stone outbuildings. Another fascinating explore thanks Paul.

Nice explore!!!! If I ever win the lottery I'd love to buy a home like this one and restore it with the old furnishing's. My guess is a someone else had the same idea but may have stopped for unknown reasons. Enjoyed watching! lots of stuff left behind.

This is a real time capsule amazing one of the better preserved places we have visited. including too a old drey and cart. well that goes back 80 years or so.

Thanks Paul I real enjoyed this explore because it wasn't trashed for one. There were so many items inside and out that brought back memories of my younger years. The green lounge chair in the beginning, well that was a very popular design in it's day. I have seen so many on videos and antique shops. Thanks again Paul it's nice to see a place uncrushed.🤗👍

The Precedent record player most likely dates from the early-mid 50s, going by the cabinet style and the cream coloured Garrard turntable. These could play 16/33/45/78 rpm. My Dad worked in the electronics industry for 40 years and scratch built a stereo in 1957, using that same model Garrard turntable (which I still own). This house was a great find - thanks for filming and posting!

Maybe not lived in but I think the property was used as storage.

The sewing machine could be for making & repairing shoes, I’ve see one like that in a shoe repair shop

Amazing place! So much to see. Finding those Parent magazines bought back memories of the 1980s when I was a new parent and always bought that magazine for information and advice. No internet yet. Some of the toys and the basketball stuff I can also relate to.

You two found yourselves a fancy root cellar. 😁 I experienced great sadness when I saw the beautiful cabinets, toys, etc. I can imagine a small family leaving quickly while under duress, but I truly hope I’m wrong. Perhaps a family member or friend will come back and rescue the left behind treasures, especially those cabinets before some ruffian destroys them.

If only these places could talk.

💕love the hand made dolls clothes and the gorgeous turquoise and cream kitchen cabinet ! Good condition too What vintage is it ?

6:15 min. I think you missed that sewing machine? Great video.

My guess is that they were moving long distance, they packed everything they could fit into the truck and just left the rest. I guess if you’ve got to get on the road, you opt to leave what you can’t fit, probably thinking the next people can keep it, or toss it. The probably took the most important stuff, beds and clothes, dishes and pots and pain, and left everything they could live without.