ABANDONED HOUSE FROZEN IN TIME FOR 30 YEARS - OLD FAMILY HOME | ABANDONED PLACES UK 

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I have watched a number of your videos now and what strikes me most is seeing a "young" guy of today who really appreciates and has a great interest of how people lived in the past. People today seem to forget too easily the simple lives our ancestors lived and the hard work they put in to achieve everything they own, as opposed to todays constant quest for riches and instant gratification. A simple item such as a transistor radio would be saved up for and kept for decades and not thrown away.............keep up the good work in showing people who would not otherwise know how we used to live.

The insensitive louts who trash abandoned homes need karma to set them right. I appreciate your dedication in keeping things as they were and how you paint a picture of what the owners lives were like. It's like a museum and you are giving us a chance to see how people lived. Your enthusiasm gives life to those who have passed on. Thank you.

That was amazing to watch. What struck me was your empathy behind it. You came across perfectly respectful. 👍

I get really good, happy vibes from this lovely house. Where there is music, there is usually fun and laughter. Beautiful find Adam. Such a shame to see it lonely and abandoned. Seeing the photo of it during happier times was so sad. Thanks for uploading 👏👏👏

So many beautiful antiques are left behind.. I do love how much respect you treat everything with, and smile at the disgust plain in your voice at the disrespect of others who have traversed through. I've tried watching a few other explorers, but few have the same respect and reverance for the past, and the lives that were left behind. Thank you for taking us with you on your adventures.

The small drop front 'desk' with the bottom pull out 'belly drawer' is a ladies desk/sewing table. She would keep her embroidery or needlework (in progress) in the bottom belly drawer, and the top half had cubbyholes for sewing or writing supplies...and the dropfront let down and made a writing surface with more cubbyholes. The pretty designs on the front surface is inlay in various woods. It would be quite valuable, as are the 1800s flow blue dishes and platters stacked in the dining room. They were made in England and the indigo blue flowed from the front to the back of the pottery. They would also be highly desirable to collectors. There were 100s of patterns of flow blue, and it came in everything, dessert sets, teapots and teacups, casseroles, tureens, gravy boats, cheese and butter keepers, and more! There would be a smudged hallmark on the bottom of each piece of flow blue, which would identify the company and the pattern of the dishes. It was considered the finest kind of useable yet decorative China as blue has always been a favorite! I even have a 14 inch long ice cream/ bon bon tray, which is shaped like a loaf of French bread, and I have a set of round fish plates and the matching oval platter, as well as a set of round Turkey plates and matching oval platter! I love antiques and have many similar items in my own home which I use and cherish as precious links to the past. Hope this helps identify a few items in the video. A great explore! Stay safe, I have subscribed and given a thumbs up. ( I also love that you don't use slang, curse words and etc, and are respectful of the old home, and the items left behind. You are very professional and yet warm and sharing in your presentation. Good camera work as well!)

Thank you so much Adam. It's easy to imagine how this home must have looked like in it's prime. Such gorgeous furniture. Hopefully, at some point the furniture will be rescued by a family member or friend and restored to it's full beauty to be enjoyed and loved again. I have to tell you something...I saw a misty film move across space in two different rooms. Once, in a room downstairs and the second time, in the first bedroom you entered upstairs. I saw it just as you said it felt like someone had come up behind you. Did anyone else see this?

I felt really sad watching you go through this house. It did feel like they were so happy living there, then all of the sudden they had to run, and abandon everything. I loved the piano, wish I could come see the place. It's beautiful, I'm just so sad for the people who once called it home. It has a special feeling to it.

It was a AGA cooker and a Belfast sink I'm glad you kepted the location quite Adam there's a lot of furniture worth a lot money to the right person i like the old TV i bet it still works it looked black and white i enjoy watching the past i myself remember things you no longer see you have a good day Adam.

Thank you. Adam your respect and genuine love you show towards these abandoned and neglected abodes are the reason you are my favourite Explorer - you and Bros of Decay. 💗🙏☮️🐨🇦🇺

I would of loved to have seen this farm back in all its glory. So sad to see such beautiful furniture just sitting there going to waste..they do not make stufflike that anymore, such detail.

Great explore Adam, unique look into the past, the sewing machine is of the type that has a hidden hinge, at the rear of the base, you tilt the machine backwards, lift the lower front base flap up and the machine then settles down under the table, you then fold the left part of the overhang back over the the hole, that is left by the hidden machine, and voila you have table top. I knew this because my granmother had the same, if not, identical Singer Machine. Thanks for sharing this with us all.

Those wardrobes were so well built none of this Ikea crap these days

We are just visitors to this world and then depart. Everything is left behind Really love this cosy house. Thanks for this amazing video, Adam.

The word for the "sitting room" that we use in the states is "parlor" in our older homes that were built prior to television and electronics. I grew up in a turn of the century home that had a parlor, dining room, and living room with recessed pull out doors between each. Love these older homes still.

I've just discovered your videos and I want to tell you that I love them. I really appreciate your respectful way of exploring and telling the history of the places you visit. I like your accent and adore listening to you speaking 😉

Loved this one. That little table could be a writing desk or for playing one person card games!

Adam you are a very respectful guy plus you respect these preoperties and you have a wonderful manner to you and agree that the people that damage these things in the properties are idiots. You appreicate everything inside and love the detail in furniture. I bet your mum is so proud of you for being such a nice lad. This is the reason why I like watching you explore these houses and properties. I mean you even placed that cjaise long in front of the door so the water wouldn't keep coming through, How sweet is that bless you ... Why would anyone smash the windows of that car? They must be thick in the head and emotionless to do such a thing! ... Stay safe huni and Peace and love to you and your family and Lisa xx

The main staircase took you up to the family’s bedrooms. The other smaller staircase took you up into the housekeepers room. The solid fuel cooker is called a Triplex which replaced the Victorian cast iron cooking range from the 1920s-30s. The room it is in would have been the original kitchen before the addition where the Aga is. A beautiful house and stunning furniture left behind. The carpets are of excellent quality and were very expensive.

The marble top drawers was called a wash stand. Used to put bowl and water jug on to use for washing. Before bathrooms. Nana had a treadle sewing machine. I reckon its 1950s.

What a gorgeous, gorgeous find!!! In it’s day, this home was magnificent!!! The wooden furniture & stained glass is fabulous!!! Too bad that some of these antiques can’t be saved!!!! The dishes & sooo many treasures 😔 What a FABULOUS PROPERTY!!! The vandalism makes me sooo sad😞 The cars were a marvelous find ! The old pull cart in the barn was wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful, beautiful property, I truly loved it ❤️

J and J Hopkinson, two brothers that went into building pianos, they built beautiful instruments. As a piano restorer is love to go to some of these abandoned houses and save these instruments.

Great house. Your so respectful. I love how you explain everything that your looking at.

Thanks for the proper look at everything, the other videos on this place have been paranormal. Real shame all the gorgeous antique furniture has been left to rot or destroyed. The family definitely had a little money. Imagine it was quite beautiful in it's day. Great explore

Hi Adam I’m so glad no one knows this place is empty,theirs so many antique furniture in their ,surely the government could sell things of ,an put the house for sale ,it’s a crying shame ,for this to go to decay ,thank you for taking us around with you much love Ann xx

It breaks my heart to think that this was once the beating heart of a working, living, breathing home and farm....All up and left, possibly through death....I would happily do this house up and live there....it's beautiful, and thank you Adam for this very special insight ❤

Great explore mate. Love the respect you show to these places. Appreciate the time and effort you put into all your explores. Your bloody brave aswell mate, I would be bricking it.

A little jem Adam ❤️ what an amazing find one of the best I’ve seen, so sad that it’s left to rot, so many beautiful things inside the curtains and wall papers were gorgeous thank you so much xxx

Just wanted to thank you for the video. I appreciate how you bring the place back to life by visualising how it could have been. I also like how you treat everything with the respect it deserves. Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footsteps :)

So amazing!! Can’t believe family would not take those beautiful pieces of furniture or the china!! Clearly many things did get taken!

Great explore Adam, such a great find and so lovely to see a house that doesn't have much decay despite being empty for so long. Hope someone will come along and save it..Stay safe x

What an amazing find!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That room is a pantry - not the laundry room. That was a well to do farm. It is amazing to me that the clothes are gone, the beds are gone but that gorgeous furniture remains (especially upstairs)

Thank you for showing all these amazing places and a big thank you for being so respectful of the things you find! It made my heart so happy to hear your comments about the car and damage that someone has one, there is no need for that!

Wow, what an amazing place!! The bedroom furniture was absolutely beautiful!! As always, loved the stained glass window!! It's a shame to see that someone tossed the letters around and broke the car windows!! Oh yeah, the television was awesome!! Thank you for the amazing explore!! 😎👍

The writing desk with the green top is a blotter used in the days of fountain pens that were filled by bottles of liquid ink. It and all the rest of the furniture is timeless. They don’t make beautiful piece like them anymore. I love your videos!!! Thank you ever so much for sharing them with us. ❤️

Beautiful house needs a deep cleaning and renovations and it would be perfect

Adam, this is an extraordinary explore. The home, furniture, windows, appliances, decor & memoirs are amazing! So interesting & I'm still curious about a few things you found that I have no idea what it was either. Thanks for all you do to plan, travel, explore & video for us, wonderful find I truly enjoyed! 🙋‍♀️💜✌

Thank you for a tour of this beautiful old farmhouse/farm. Thank you for taking the time to show each piece and the details in each room. I always wish the walls could talk so it could tell the house's story. It is so sad to see everything left behind. I hope the items in the house are restored and not trashed. Thank you again.

So many beautiful pieces longing to be loved again.

This find is a GEM! I once was in the antique/primitive business in the U.S. Ohio. This is a shame all the memories and treasures left to be destroyed by vandals or weather within time. Furniture, pictures, any trinket this house or barn holds could be enjoyed by someone else.

Hi good vid as always that green velvet toped table is a old writing table

The trailer you found above one of the barns is actually a goat cart. They were used to carry the milk from the farm yard to the main road where the dairy man would come by and collect it.

This was an amazing fine the furniture oh my gosh the fireplaces for cooking and stuff great find thank you

The attic room was probably a servant's quarters.

Did anyone notice the mist sweeping from left to right at least 3x while exploring the main house. At first I thought it could be an exhale. But that usually goes straight out. This sweeps past.

10:38 because that is a mobile bar, it has some safety features built in..... 10:50 those bubbles are "keepers" for your booze glasses. The glass would be turned upside-down and placed over the bubble to keep it from sliding around, falling and shattering. 11:07 that little shelf is for your mixer/spicer bottles...think tabasco and such. What a beauty! I hope someone has saved all those antiques since your filming!

Some fantastic furniture there. They must of entertained alot and had money with the card table (green felt top) etc. What a shame it's empty. I Love fireplaces, wallpaper and floorings. Nice to see the old pelmets around the windows. I have a singer sewing machine like that one it was my grandmas. Thanks for sharing ❤

That front room reminds me of my Aunt and Uncle's front sitting room, when I was a kid. They had a farm too. Transported me right back. Some quirky pieces of furniture that need to be rescued and given some love. The smaller staircase and the room below and above it, could have been the original house and then it was added on to, at a later date. The housekeeper's rooms perhaps.

I really love the music played at the beginning of the videos

Just beautiful. If I were wealthy, I would buy that place as-is and restore it. Love it. Please don't explore alone, but if you must, make certain that someone knows where you'll be.

7:47 I used to do my home works on top of a Singer sewing machine exactly the same as this model. Push the machine away from you, lift the nearest wooden flap, drop the machine down and lift the cover to the left to form a working surface....SUPERB 🤗

Really Enjoyed this my friend good to see people like yourself respect what you find

Is everyone just gonna ignore the single piano note at 19:00?

Absolutely awesome!!! That furniture was unbelievable!!!! Thank you so much.

Just found you.. THANK YOU FOR THE WAY YOU STYLE YOUR VIDEOS... not too much talking lovely music... THIS IS MORE ART THAN JUST FILM. THANK YOU

Great video Adam, Such a great find, I.loved seeing the details on the furniture it is all stunning, I really enjoyed having a nosey around this place with you, Thanks mate 👍

I noticed when you were checking out the wardrobe in the first bedroom you said you felt like somebody was watching you (at about 20:45) and as you turned there was an apparition in the form of a puff of smoke or fog. So, you were in fact being watched.👻

Loved watching this video. Can you imagine someone cleaned out drawers and cabinets but just left very old pictures of ancesters and looks like what they didnt want with letters they just left on the floor. Plus leaving all the antique furniture. Very sad.

I've seen some of the house before.All the beautiful carved wood wardrobes and bedroom furniture is beautiful and the fireplaces.They must have been pretty wealthy.you do a great job of filming.👍👍💗💗🇺🇸

I really love the furnitures and it’s hard to believe that they are in good conditions. Makes me wondered that if it’s was like a sort of a ranch for royal family, cuz of the pictures and furnitures.

The modern wheelie bins confuse me

I love this house! I want to move in and clean it up!! Such Beautiful things. ☺️

Yes, I've been binge watching, so I'm going back to your older videos 📹 It's amazing this place only had just a few bedrooms it looked soo huge from the outside. Great place, I love how your editing/videos have gotten so much better over the years!! Aside from the car, I'm amazed that the other stuff was still in such great shape, I really wish we knew what all that white stuff was. It almost looked like ashes from the fireplaces. However, I'm sure it was some kind of mold.??.. Awesome, find Mark!! Ohhh, I am very curious if these people knew the royal family personally?? I would've loved to know what some of the letters said or who they were from!!??

This REALLY annoys me... here we have a time capsule...which is literally ROTTING...so many beautiful items which can never ever be remade...they all need rescuing and putting in museums for all to see for years to come and where they are going to be looked after properly. Absolutely breaks my heart watching these even though it is amazing to see...such a massive shame though!

Maybe those Royal photos were original and the owners knew the Royals. The letters would have been interesting to read.

It always saddens me to see so much still beautiful antique furniture going to waste. Saddest is the photos that are always left behind. 😢 I just feel like they need to be boxed up and archived somewhere. Just sad.

I love watching your videos. Feels like I'm stepping back in time. You do a real good job at putting it all together. Very nice!

The table with the felt top is a writing table. The chair by the door is a chaise longue.

This was such a fab find! Loved the commentary too x

I am in love with this house. The bathroom was amazing and the stained glass window, omg!

I love exploring with you I can’t believe the things left behind,the saying goes one man’s trash is another mans treasure,keep on exploring Iwill be watching your friend fromAmerica Marguerite,,,

Great explore nice to watch one with tasteful music at just the right amount so many of these explores start off ok then they over do it with music that doesn't really fit too loud and heavy. Just subscribed keep up the good work. Best regards Ron H.

Smallish rooms upstairs from kitchens are usually servants rooms, often the person who would have had to get up early & light the kitchen range & start heating water for people to wash in.

This was a good explore and you treated the place with respect. This is a reminder that eventually, everything turns to dust.

Great place. The Singer sewing machine would lift up and fold down on itself, the work area then folded over the space leaving you with a neat little table when the machine wasn't in use. You were right about the lovely unit with the blue lining. It housed sewing and knitting items. The room with that amazing fire/oven combo would have been the original kitchen and the stairs leading up to the small bedroom from there would have originally been for someone employed to work in the house.

9:56 was that your own breath from saying ‘wow’? Was it cold this day? Absolutely freaked me out, looks like something paranormal!

Did anyone notice the white mist that came up off the sofa when he first entered the main living room ?

Hi Adam, what an amazing place you've brought us to again, a beautiful place with beautiful furniture that's sadly been left, what I love most about you is your appreciation of fine furniture and how you explain about it, but also how you have respect for the people's possessions that have been abandoned (like other people writing their names in the dust on the mirror, and the paperwork thrown over the bedroom floor 😢), if only others had more respect for these abandoned places it would make it so much more enjoyable for everyone to explore. I'd so would have loved to join you personally on your explorations to be able to smell the smells and feel the vibes that you experience at the time of filming but your witty personality and how you explain everything helps us to feel the way your feeling too. Love your channel and looking forward to many more explorations, from a fan from Somerset UK 🫶👌🥰

I loved the vanity in the pink and silver bedroom. You could imagine the girl brushing her hair sitting in front of the mirror of her vanity. ❤

Someone owns this property,was permission granted for a visit I wonder ??

The table with the felt was used for playing poker

I agree with other comments: stuff needs to be rescued!!! lovely furniture and crockery.

I've quickly become a fan. Have to watch everyday. It has to be amazing going on such adventures. I appreciate you guys getting out there and sharing what you find with us. 😎

Well, you have 'The Sitting Room" when you entered. The second upstairs is a servants bedroom; probably the cook or Nanny. The felt topped table is a writing desk. That place is amazing

I just wish you would wear gloves and protective mask. Great video!

I'm going back and watching all your videos that I have missed. They are very interesting. I sew alot so enjoy seeing the old sewing machines. The stories told of the possibilities of the lives lived in these places is something. The differences of the way folks lived in different countries is neat to see.

You show so much respect to these abandoned family homes. These places are where people lived there whole life. So sad its all been left behind. Even more sad that some people want to damage their property. Well done Adam. Great job.

How do you folks find these empty homes ,with everything still in them , some times I have to question how these videos are genuine because of the condition of the home and everything is still in them. Honestly people visit the house and film the house, perhaps then show them videos to thousands of people, as a homeless person I am wondering why I can't find an abandoned house as well and buy it or live in unto i can find a place.

Felt green table, gaming table, play cards etc

Absolutely gorgeous, thank you for sharing, brought back memories of the 50s and 60s, and my grandparents home

The home is beautiful and the furniture, rugs, wallpaper, curtains and fire places. Just wish the furniture could be saved. Thank you for a beautiful video. Be safe I really enjoy listening to you.

i have a feeling that who ever lived there had something tp do with royalty you dont have pictures of the royal children and the queen like that and as far as i know there were not reprinted prints the photos were too personal for general public who ever lived there had money the furniture way backwhen would not have been cheap that also makes me think they had something to do with royalty

Great video, in the States myself. I'd love to find a home in that condition! The morons here destroy anything they can. I wish they'd watch a few videos and see that if they just appreciate the home and leave it untouched, so could others. Cheers Mate👍✌️

What a beautiful (and sad) home. The carpets were just beautiful. As well as the furniture and wallpaper. You are so respectful. Thank you!

Fantastic location. Thanks for all the detail in the vid. The green felt desk is a writing desk. The felt stops the paper from moving. A real shame about that car. :(. In old farms where they had a house keeper, the smaller upstairs would have been hers. The stables and hoof stock barns would have had a stable hand who lived on an upper floor of the central barn.

There's an old lady following you around. She wants to know who you are.

Thank you so much Adam. I highly respect your regard for others possessions and lives. What a beautiful home.

Nicely put together and I appreciate the respect and care you’ve shown to the properties in your videos.

I'm having so much fun perusing through your channel! I absolutely LOVED the furniture in this one - a gorgeous home that can hopefully be saved from ruin.