Abandoned- 1910 built symmetrical villa. 3 in a row to be demolished/Walk through all 3. 

Hi mate :-) Yeah I knew you would work it out after this video, had to be more secretive in the initial video as the old car was still there. So many nice old homes being erased....cheers for watching :-)

Well said Michelle, so many home buyers would love to have one of these to cherish. Developers get in early with offers though unfortunately. Thanks for watching :-)

There are areas that do have them. Some of them need to be gone.

Thank you so much Robin :-) Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching and supporting :-)

Hi Karilyn :-) Yes this site is enormous......I dread to think the ugliness going to go up here. Thanks for watching :-)

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I had lived in one in my very very haunted late Victorian early Edwardian house I absolutely hated the negative energy and atmosphere in house we had it exorcised several times by the Church it was really nice property originally had 20to30ft almost narrow back garden loads trees then council took 65percent of it maybe more as only left with bairly 10feet in length of garden all because council wanted the land to build houses on it. It was our pet cemetery of all the wildlife we found sick, dying and injured tried repeatedly and desperately to make them better the ones that sadly didn't make it were put in makeshift coffin usually margarine tub or biscuit tins lined with tissue paper and kitchen towels then buried after little graveside funeral service and Prayers usually under the trees. Theses houses are getting exceptionally very very hard to find that has not been desecration ie all absolutely gorgeous stunning cornicing, stain glass entrance and porch, high ceilings, fireplaces, large rooms, loads natural light, huge massive gardens etc etc now everything gets demolished and or totally removed its totally soul destroying I would do anything in my power to re live in Victorian or Edwardian or somewhere in between property obviously not haunted be nice but being very severely disabled I've got no chance unless I found one with back extension that suits the original house to make room for lift I suppose I can only dream about it. I can understand why these places need loads work but surely I no it can be done in way it respects and signifies the history of property to replace all the dangerous lead pipes and electrical system it can be done with out wrecking and bulldozing the place I had friend like me passionate on old places managed to get house virtually untouched minus ripped out aga and fireplaces after checking with neighbour managed to go to reclamation yard and got everything for property even got bed her great grandmother would had for health safety mattress would most defiantly not meet fire regulations. Took her and her husband as well as family and friends in various trades which helped enormously to keep costs down and took them many many months of back breaking hard work but they did it made it into really lovely family home the children now respect and appreciate the history of it each morning and evening when they do there Prayers they did extra one for all the previous residents. Find my past has new search facility in drop down bit you can look up an address see who lived there if nothing comes up there's maps for 1850s, 1900s and 2000s not correct dates but similar eras I'm half a sleep I can't think straight but it's costly subscription if never signed up before register for free trial of 5days remember to cancel before it ends or u be charged this is for the UK don't no overseas costs or free trials. Thanks again for awesome beautiful wonderful video so shameful these places are lost for ever

Good call Ken I think your right on that. I saw a little old Italian man removing the caravan last week, I bet he was the actually owner clearing out what he was storing there. :-) Cheers for watching

Glad you enjoyed it Andrew :-) Thanks for watching mate :-)

Well said Mr OW :-) Adelaide is lucky it has a lot of them but a lot of them are also being erased.....cheers for watching :-)

Cheers mate! Thanks for watching and your support :-)

Hi FFF :-) Yes those tanks are classic Australian rain water tanks. They were used to catch the rain of the roofs of the homes and then be used for drinking/shower and everything else before plumbing was available. Some used to sit up un stands to gravity feed the shower :-)

Yeah the land is huge ,i dread to think what is going to replace these old classics Rosa. Cheers for watching :-)

The trough looking thing is a laundry sink. We had a double concrete one. It had wrought iron legs. Some were made of soap stone. They were first introduced during the Paris fair in the mid 1800's. They used them for soaking and washing clothes. I've seen one with a built in washboard. My mom soaked clothes before washing them if they had a lot of stains. Five kids made a lot of them. Some people got rid of them but now the antique ones are in demand. You find the small ones at your home improvement stores now and they are plastic. They call them utilities sinks.

Hi Elaine, thanks for watching :-)

Hey Snake! Yep 1st for you :-) Cheers for watching

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