ABANDONED HOUSE FROZEN IN TIME - THE ANTIQUE COLLECTORS HOUSE EVERYTHING LEFT INSIDE 

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Please, please, please don’t let anyone know about this property. I really hope it stays this way forever. No vandalism, and no one stealing any valuable items. What a stunning home, even being abandoned, it came across as having a nice feeling. Where the owners had filled the place with love when they were alive. Thank you so much Mark, this has made my day ❤️💓❤️

Hurts my heart to see all these beautiful things just left to rot.

The machine in the first bedroom was an old film projector. The bathroom was so large because it used to be a bedroom before they were able to get indoor plumbing. Usually the smallest bedroom would be converted to the bathroom. Amazing how undisturbed the place was. Except for dust and decay, they could have just left last week

It's so lovely to not see a house that's been trashed. It looks a lovely little home and the people that lived there had a place for everything and everything in its place. I saw lots of reminders of my childhood. I laughed when you said you had never seen £1 notes before bless you Adam. Thank you for,a great explore with the obligatory trinkets. Regards to Dale and love to Lisa xxxx

The small wooden house is a jewellery box. I had one exactly the same when I was a young girl. It’s probably 45 years old. Thankyou for a lovely trip down memory lane 🥰

Gorgeous place, it’s a shame it’s abandoned. Looks like someone loved it at one time. Beautiful items inside. What a great find!

" I have never seen an English pound note" God i feel old now, I have seen plenty. This was a beautiful house. I think the silver things may have been pewter.

The furniture was all french polished! Beautiful it was. Built to last!

I love the lady's choice in curtains. Lovely home. Awesome crockery. Would love that. I have noticed 2 orbs. You had company.

Adam Mark, yes, I have seen a confederate five pound note, my grandmother saved one & gave it to my cousin. They were supposed to be destroyed after the civil war, but some people did not destroy them. Thank you for the video! The picture you found that you said the man looked very distinguished was Ulysses S Grant!

My nan still keeps cutlery in the unit in her dining room. It's just handy for when you set the table.

What a beautiful house this has been in its day. It would have been living the dream having a home like that. A sad back story to this one. This is a real time warp with so many lovely items left behind. Great to see it is untouched by vandals and looters. I hope it stays that way as it deserves respect. The remains of the people’s lives are preserved there. A great video again Adam. You never disappoint on your explores.

It's nice to see that nobody has destroyed such a lovely place

I am from Alabama in the USA. Typically the lower the denomination, the less valuable a confederate note will be. The $5 bill is no exception to this rule. Each $5 note from 1864 will have a vertical “FIVE” printed to the left and a number “5” at the top right corner. At the center is a picture of the Virginia State Capitol which was the capital of the Confederacy during the American Civil War (Wiki). Value: The value of these confederate $5 bills ranges depending on the serial number and overall condition. High condition bills will be worth sometimes over $45, while poor condition bills are worth around $15.

this is one of the best abandoned homes i think ive watched. i could feel what it was like back in the day when people were living there, it looked so welcoming. thanks for the video guys

Amazing house and great to see it relatively intact with no dodgy floors or water damage. Can just imagine how nice it was when it was lived in. 😄

It's such a shame when beautiful houses like this just rot away, so sad. Thanks for the tour guys.

Absolutely adored this beautiful, wealthy, pristine home!!! I got a very warm vibe from it👍 I imagine the people & their lifestyles, upon touring a place with you & Dale, Adam❤️ Here is my story, of the family! A wealthy, educated American couple, traveling the world with his job! They lived in several countries before settling in the UK & falling in love with this gorgeous property! Along the way, they collected many beautiful antiques & collectibles! They were a childless couple, who enjoyed a very affluent lifestyle! Quite sad that these beautiful old things, collections, antique wooden furniture & cherished items can’t be saved & enjoyed by new owners, to be loved once again! Whether they had servants or the system had been built into the home, it gives a hint of class & wealth! I loved that no vandals had destroyed anything, as almost everything was as the day she left it👍❤️ Thank you Adam & Dale, for sharing this gorgeous, epic find with us! I truly loved it ❤️❤️❤️

I always go away from these types of videos so sad. How is it that the families don’t gather up the belongings? So many memories and keepsakes to pass down through the generations. Breaks my heart.

I’ve never seen old confederate money. That was in like new condition! What a collectors piece! That little iron was awesome! So many cool treasures!

I love the the history you gave on this place , its an amazing home almost immaculate,... am I the only one who tips their phone to look in the draws or does anybody else do it 🤣

Thank you for being such honest and careful explorers. It makes my heart feel good to know that guys like you have respect. The house was wonderful to see. I hope that you continue to do this as long as it is your passion. Sincerely, Carly

All the walnut bedroom furniture cost a bomb!

Wow, thank you Adam and Dale This is a beautiful house. I really hope nobody else finds it. I wonder who the children were in picture, perhaps one of them when they were young. So sad it's all just left.

Adam, Angela Brazil was the first author who wrote about teenage girls and their outlook and adventures of the time. She lived in Coventry until Her death in 1947 aged 78. The Pathe film projector in the bedroom was so the family could play their films from the movie camera downstairs. Thanks Adam and Dale for another great show.

29:34-29:37 is that an orb floating by the bottles on the right hand side of the screen or is that just dust? My guess would be dust, but you never know. I definitely got vibes from this place, and I am just watching the vid! I can't imagine if I were there in person. This place is almost spooky in how relatively maintained it is (there is some decay, but NO vandalism at all). That is really really cool to see! That money was pretty neat-o! BTW...I know what a rotary phone is and have used one in my childhood. I am about to be 51 years old next month (b. 2/22/71). That was REALLY neat to see! Great job Adam and Dale!

The inlaid table was called a tilt top table! I own one myself!😀

Lovely Lovely home,love all the antiques! I could spend hours looking at EVERYTHING! 🇺🇸😀💋

Adam, this was an absolutely fantastic house. Thank you for taking me along. The room I like the best is always the kitchen. That said, this kitchen was a huge surprise because it was so small. I noticed that the books in the house were not cookbooks. Lol.

No one has vandalized it! Not hoarders! Fabulous.

I love it how you guys are always so respectful of the owners and their stuff. All those bits and pieces would get so much money but you never take anything and put it back exactly where u got it

The slim silver case that was in the show cabinet in the lounge is a cigarette case. The item upstairs that you thought was a camera is a cine projector, used for watching cine films (like modern day videos, except recorded on reels like the old films). The cine camera was the one you clicked when you were downstairs. Grand old house. Very sad to see it abandoned particularly with some very valuable items for collectors lying around. .

What a treat this hideaway is a gem. Beautiful inlaid woodwork and bits and bobs of their livelihood. Free from vandalism thanks goodness there must be some good neighbors committed to preservation of these jewels. Thanks for sharing you both sounded pleased for this opportunity we are as well. Thanks for sharing mate.

That little "abandoned house" on the shelf right in tbe beginning IS A MUSIC BOX!! I had one looken almost exactly like it...it played Edelvies.

Omg! At 2:14 that little house with the stones on the roof is a jewelry box! The roof lifts up and there's a little ballerina in there that turns around and you wind it up and she turns around and around! I haven't seen one of those since I was very little! I got mine for Christmas one year!

Those bottles of water from aldi look pretty new 🤣 amazing house tho love it 😊

You and your companions never disappoint! Can't wait to see this new explore. Nancy from Cape Cod

29.35 did anyone see the floating white ball of light at the bottom right hand side of the shelf unit your not alone in that house it just floated gracefully across the floor

The little wooden house. Is a music box. You open the roof, and a lady pops up and dances.

I loved those burled cabinets. Gorgeous!

The doll's eyes moved when you turned your back! 😂 Made my day with "bits and bobs." Gorgeous find boys! - Lynn

That 'workshop' upstairs might have been more of an artists studio.

I loved this house. A lot of items there that I recognise from my Nans house.

Loved all those beautiful antiques, what the heck was that at 29:37 on the right side of the screen which slowly disappears?? Am I the only one that saw it? 🤔

That big thing on the dresser that you thought was a camera is a video projector 📽. Thanks for an amazing explore Adam, loved it. Yes I grew up in the 1960s so I remember a lot of these items. Love from Australia

Only recently found your channel and loving your videos .. some of the items bring back so many memories of my grandmas house and there have been a few things from the 70s and 80s that I had!! Well done for being so respectful of these old houses too .. amazing that there are so many houses left and abandoned!

My heart just nearly broke when I saw that vintage Murano glass rooster that you said was "a bit of an odd one". Worth about $500 or more with no chips. Hard to believe this treasure home wasn't left to someone.

Another real treat for my eyes,love all the collectibles,paintings and furnitures in this house.

I loved it as it brought back many memories of my childhood growing up in London, seeing that furniture and knick knacks. The small flat square silver box you couldn't open was a cigarette case. I still have one £1 note that I have kept all these years. Those camera's were a great find too, in years gone by Kodak and Ilford were rival companies that made camera's and film's. I could spend hours explaining what things were used for in this video. Lisa would have loved this one. The bath was a 'Roll top' bath, if you remove the front panel it would have beautiful claw feet. The beautifully designed cabinet that had a handle missing on the left hand door, was a ''Cocktail Cabinet' designed to open the front then slide out it's own table top tray to stand glasses on. All the things you would use in a bar would be kept inside this cabinet. Thank you I did enjoy this. 💕🇦🇺

All that lovely curly maple furniture. The armoires and headboard. Wow. Beautiful home. Thanx for the visit! 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸

Love that old couch in the second dining room/ chaise lounge. Such a shame that all this was left to rot. So gorgeous. Looks like an old movie projector. The house should be a museum. Now that is the way a bathtub should be. This the most amazing explore yet, in my opinion. Looks like "The Secret Garden" out back. Thank you for this memorable journey into the past Adam Mark Explores.

Love every minute of this one. What a fantastic house, I'd move in there any day of the week. That main bedroom was beautiful. What a brilliant find guys ❤

29:30 did no one see the orbs floating by?

I like the way you respect other people's property. You look at an item and put it right back where you got it, so thoughtful and respectful.

I think this has been my favourite property so far. It's really beautiful; light and airy with attractively-shaped rooms. It didn't feel creepy either. 😍

Amazing place. Someone must have lived there recent as the bottles of water in the kitchen was Aldi.

It's beautiful looks like nothings been touch! Can't wait to see it all! Sein you soon Adam! Love ya!😁

Brilliant video. When I was a child we lived in a 1930s house. When you showed the Bell box it took me back 50 + years. Our bell box was very similar, it had a bell button above the bath, which we all thought was weird 😮😮

Don’t know if you had any vibe that there was any paranormal activity when you were there but at 29:34 there was a light orb appearing which drifted upwards.

Thank you very much Adam and Dale 👏 This was a lovely old home to explore; and I really enjoyed seeing all of their treasures. You do such a nice explore! Appreciate you so much! Be safe❤❤

What a beautiful house full of beautiful things. This was an amazing explore thanks for sharing x

I remember of my parents, they are the antique collectors, they left me some guchi, plates, vas to me. Its so sad, miss them so much.

Beautiful house and all the antique. I hope that no one that will just vandalize it and take what is not there's to take. What a great explore. ❤

hi, did you notice the orb of light in the bottom right hand corner at 29.35 ? Could be wrong, what do you think ?

Loved it Adam and Dale ,brilliant find 👍👍👍👍

I love the old dark furniture. Have a 1950s bed and wardrobe just love it.

I think you have wanted to live in most of the houses you have visited. Lovely house tho it's a great job you do showing us places we will never see. Thank you 💕

Wonderful house, loved this video, but try and slow down some, felt a bit sea sick with the camera swing.

Looking forward to seeing this - yet another great explore.

I must be ancient. I gasped when you said you'd never seen a pound note. I remember using the rotary phone as if it was yesterday. Although it wasn't on this explore I remember using a manual carpet sweeper. We had a large collection of glass bottles found in the ground. There used to be a glass works which closed down years before. Some had a marble in the neck of the bottle. Sometimes we seniors forget how old we are until certain objects turn up on explores and are pointed out as antique or no longer in use. Thank you!

At the 23-minute mark, when you thought you were looking at an old video camera, you weren't. That is an old reel-to-reel movie projector. What a grand old home! Thanks so much for the tour.

Once again, loved this explore! 😊❤️

The house is stunning, the old cameras are amazing, I’m guessing a house of that size would have a maid of all work mainly as a status symbol back when it was built Pathe were a french company that made film equipment so it could be a camera or maybe an old projector to play the reels on?

I love that place, big rooms. Very beautiful antiques. Thank you for sharing.

Born in 1946 I remember almost everything in this house. Rem many of the items that were new and modern. Thank you for bringing such good times home to me. X

Nice explore, the tankards were pewter not silver but very nice just the same 🥰🐾🥰🐾🥰🐾🥰🐾

Yes I've enjoyed watching. It looks quite cleaner than some of the other places you've been and fairly tidy.Makes you wonder if someone is cleaning it. What a bathroom.😁

I will tell my neice about your videos, i know she will live you. Your very good at how you show and explore stuff. Your also a Very respectful person too. And i just love seeing Lisa explore with you. She is sweet.

What a stunning place, i just cant believe all the beautiful things being left behind. Thanks for showing us around. 👍

With many of the houses you go to, I'm itching to grab the Pledge and Formby's and Windex and a bunch of shammy cloths...catch a flight there, and go to work. This is one of them! And I also feel happy to see a home not trashed. Good job you guys. The small black mask is, I think,a gas mask. The large black metal object you guessed is a camera, I believe is actually a very old projector.

Adam did you notice the light coming out of the bottles at time stamp 29:35 or was there a bit of editing going on🤔🤔🤔

Those cups/ mugs on the small table where the chess pieces were , they were made of pewter, the pound notes were early ones worth a few Bob now , the later pound notes were a lot smaller , I know as I remember them fondly ,absolutely loved this house as Victorian houses are my favourite,

These are the best ones by far! .. loved this one! Thanks guys! So many treasures and trinkets lovely home ❤️

The bathroom is so big because it’s a converted bedroom

Did I see orbs in front of the bookcase upstairs or was it dust ❤

Another great explore Adam 👌 loved the house some really nice things in there a real time capsule thanks for sharing take care Adam and Dale xx

Beautiful old home. Glad it's preserved and not destroyed!

Hi Adam I really like this home it’s got some cool pices of furniture,can’t belive they had servants.So nice to see it’s not been trashed.Thank you for taking us around with you lv Ann 🇬🇧♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

My ex found two Confederate notes in an old bible in a junk store. Don't know what he did with them but they weren't worth much. Amazing house!

I used a dial phone for years, our TV in a cabinet on legs and you have to go to it to change the channel, we got only 3 in black and white only". LOVE the channel, my favorite of all on RU-vid.

O my word!! I'am an "ancient"! ! Those telephones were in use until the 90's so to me that means till "yesterday"! About the glass flaks. We dug them up (with farmers permissions) in the 70's and 80's. We wrapped them in dirty socks and brought them safe home over the water. For the rest I must say that I really enjoy to watch your video footage .

I love this find, so much to see. I've been binging your explores for the last 2 days while home with a sick kid, literally watching hours of just you finding all these amazing places. I see in previous comments a lot of details have been added and I have a tiny tidbit I can add for you. At 14:41 you can see bowls on the kitchen counter. Those are vintage Pyrex Cinderella bowls. The outer turquoise one is definitely from the 1950s but I can't see the color of the inner one. Collector's of vintage Pyrex are all around the globe and turquoise is one of the favorite colors to collect.

How do you guys just have abandoned homes in the UK like this? In America the home probably would have been taken from not paying the taxes after the home was payed off or it would have been fixed up and put up for sale by some contractor or something. I know you guys obviously don't have the same laws as us but this is very interesting. Maybe someone from the UK can explain why this happens?

This is one of my absolute favorites so far,just because it is not too decade and the collection of antiques is amazing 🤩

What an awesome place, so neat and tidy too, it's beautiful, some really good finds in there too, those £1 notes are fab, not sure about the American notes though. Love it when they are untouched and not trashed, what a fab find, and a huge place too, love each and every room. Thank you so much for sharing your video.

This would be much better to watch if one guy worked the camera leaving the other with two free hands to open things. Having Dale walk around with a mask on, completely inaudible, doing basically nothing, seems like a wasted resource.

This house was beautiful that's the best one I've seen so far almost the best one thanks guys love y'all

I thoroughly enjoyed this tour Mark and Dale. Thank you so much. I imagine Mark that you had enjoyed the serenity of the atmosphere. No ‘ghosties’. That confederate money, the five dollar note, if real, is worth quite a bit of money. It was in very good condition.

What's really cool is I seen orbs at your opening by the little bronze lamp and picture. OMG there are orbs in the bedroom with sink! It wasn't dust as I see orbs all the time!