Huge old farm house with stuff left behind/Many old farm machines/Abandoned 40 years 

I absolutely love this style of house. I could imagine restoring this home and making it liveable again. I would keep as many of the original features as possible whilst also making sure it would fit in with modern lifestyle. Absolutely gorgeous.

I worked for Retravision in 70s ,80s, Whirlpool purchased a share of Malleys in 63, Then sold that share to Simpson, later , I remember Malleys Washing machines , as trade ins, Semi automatic,etc, Another great find, Cheers

One of the most iconic T.V ads from the 1970s had the jingle "Guess whose mum's got a whirlpool". Sold heaps of their whitegoods because of it.

Urbex Indigo is the best, always great content.👍

I like these old places. Pity that they are left to rot.

Hello Paul from the USA. I have watched your video's for several years but haven't been able to watch much lately. I have some catching up to do ! I would love to have land like that with no one around

Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video with me my friend about Huge old farm house with stuff left behind/Many old farm machines/Abandoned 40 years it was a really nice explore i am from the U.S.A and i will always show support to our channel and God Bless.

Here's another old place slowly decaying. it's great to see how it once would have looked. Loving these old homes. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)

The board that the tap was in was leaning on the front of the cabinet with the holes in it. At about 13:45

There would have been plumbing in the kitchen as that board leaning up against the bench had three hole in the middle 2 for hot and cold 1 for mixing outlet. Can see where mount each side of window frame.

Amazing find!!! I'm happy that you never disclose the location on these gems, you KNOW vandals would be all over them.

Another awesome 😎👍 explore that place was still in such good shape waving a hand 👋 from Farmington New Mexico USA

Always a good day when you upload! Thank you

I'm surprised at the condition of the veranda!! Beautiful old place!! Thanks for the tour!!

Great old place. Like the long hallways in these houses. Cheers for documenting the history behind these places . 👍😎🇦🇺

The Missus picked nice wall colors for this one, nothing brash to burn the retnas as I see in most explores. That and I like being able to pause and zoom to read those old newspapers. I much enjoyed this chocked full tour Paul! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠 🇺🇸 PS, I want that old hat, wash it, wear it and turn some heads.

I really like seeing these old rural farmhouses and this is as rural as you can get out here and this old house is definitely a great place to explore along with the house and it's barns and sheds with all of that farm machinery in it and as always i really like the awesome scenery there another great discovery of an old abandoned farmhouse and until next time Thank You very much.🇦🇺🏠🏠🇦🇺

🌟Hi Paul, wow oh my gosh what a beautiful old gem love it! 🥰 a step back in time a lot of history wow the pastel colours on the walls, pedestal sink very classic. Love all the old farm equipment very rustic imagine how many years they were used on the land. Thank you so much for the tour 😊 ❤x

With time and patience this old girl could be brought back to her former glory room by room , such still in great shape

It must have been a wonderfully busy home. Thanks for the tour.

The small machine you showed after the sunshine harvester was a winnower.

WOW.plenty of newspapers.nice old house...prob7kids all worked the farm.and extended house...great find.keep up the great work.......😊

Hey Paul. That house is a beauty. I like the way they did the extension. Well built. Love the door from the dining room. Go out for a cigarette after tea. Cup of tea on the verandah. I always imagine a hard working woman slaving over a hot stove. Cooking meals for everyone. And all that farm machinery. Very innovative for its time. Those newspapers showed how well dressed we all were before the sixties revolution. We cared more about how we looked. More respect for everything. Especially our homes🇦🇺🇦🇺 Thanks again.👍👍

Hello Paul,This is another beauty from years ago.They adding on and it looks like it belongs there so close to the original style.With just a few difference.Thanks again for another great farmhouse find.

Another lovely ol' girl to get absorbed in this arvy. Love your vids!

That intro was stunning xx

G'day, what an amazing old farm house and the absolute shame for what ever reason family habitation no longer required, with today's shortage of homes in a different location it would have been snapped up, cheers mate keep safe, Neil 🤠.

Thank you for all the great videos you do.

hiya paul! this old girl is in decent shape, really. what a great house...and that veranda!! wow!

Great video enjoyed the old machines

amazing newspapers there they go way back a big old home where generations grew up I would say

back sections still solid, I love these old farm explores, if only thre walls could talk. Thanks Mr indigo.

I loved this old cottage farmhouse. Too bad it sat abandoned all these years. It was probably very charming in its day. I liked the old pastel colors of the wall paint. The pass-through window was neat in the kitchen, it still had the patterned glass intact. I appreciate the federation woodwork, very detailed. Thank you for sharing this farm, it was a timewarp.

What a great old farm house 🏠. It looks very cozy and I love the things that are left behind. I can't wait to see the next one. Thanks for sharing this video.

What a gem you found there, beautiful. It's a shame that you don't get to know what it looked like when there was still life there. Now the old lady stands alone and abandoned. Great video! 👍

Hello Paul, hope you are doing well. Another great explore. I love the country explores. As always, be safe and be careful. See you in the next explore.

Lovely farm- those old farm machines should be in a museum, we won't find them when they rot away. Thanks for this wonderful explore!!!!!!! We need Farm tv, courtesy of Paul, lol--SDK

Pretty cool house you found there alot cool stuff ty for the share tc and gb ps........ It great when find you those old places with sweet ole farm equipment was grant

What a stunner Paul! Was it much cooler inside like the other old homesteads with thick walls? I love many of it's features, the fireplaces, yes all but one mantlepiece removed, the old water tanks, electricity still to homestead although turned off, loved the vintage beds with springs - I remember many years ago my parents having one of these, loving familiar memories, the bullnose verandah and whilst I am carrying on, the fact that that the verandah lapped two sides, how much cooler the homestead would have been with the verandah hugging all sides. I adored the stone work, the homestead felt like it was a bank balance away from being restored. It would have been a lonely existence, tucked so far away from civilisation, but I can feel and see benefits of this beautiful home❤😘 Thank you Paul, she's a beauty and yes I am super envious of you😊

nice old farm house paul very nice and pretty big and abandon for over 40 years suprise its still standing few add ons to the house would be nice to see this old farm house restored to its original look and the news paper you pulled out from the fire place was the year i was born i thought that was pretty awsome cheers for sharing another great farm house video paul.

I think it would have been neat to live there. I think it had some neat features. Have a good week.😊

Absolutely beautiful! Such a peaceful location too. I really love the old farm houses. This would have been a beautiful home and a busy farm. Thanks so much for sharing. Take care. 😊

I love this video of the 3 old houses but my favourite was the last home from early 1900's and you made me laugh when you pulled the light cord because you knew there was no power but you still pulled it you curious 🐈😅❤ watching your videos gives me joy imaging what it would be like living in them back in the day, if only the walls could talk😊😊

Hi Paul, another one of my favorite kind of places you explore. Really liked this one. Thank you. ❤

Another great explore 🙂 thank you so much ❤️ I would spend all of my time reading the papers! Love the rusting machinery, I once owned a beautiful cast iron Sunshine farm gate. I gave it to a friend when I left Victoria. All of my other rusty treasures came to Tassie with me, and keep multiplying still 😂 Looking forward to your next adventure already!

What a beautiful place. A bit of paint and I’d live there! Well, maybe a bit more work, but it’s a home waiting for someone to love it again. Thanks Paul, you continue to deliver wonderful old buildings.

An amazing old home. Watching from Harare Zimbabwe

Poor house...

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It would have been a grand old home once with plenty of activity.I could also imagine the peace out there you could here a pin drop.Another enjoyable find Paul always enjoy your videos till next time take care.❤

Great exploration. Really enjoyed it!

Wow definitely a lot of stuff! Another awesome video bro! I share videos with my brother & he loves your videos 2! Thank you for sharing mate! ❤️😘💪🤘👍

Times are rough when using the Cronicles 1966 as toiletpaper.

Hi Paul, Yet another great find, I loved this house the lay out and condition it was in. I noticed that you had stick tape on your hand, just a thought wouldn't it be safer to ware a plastic glove to cover your hand it would be a safer. I hate you to get infected with all the droppings through the house. Thanks again for you time and great video stay safe.

This just made me sad. What stories are in those walls? ❤

Another fab explore. This would have been a busy place once. Thank you Paul :)

Just started watching and you are showing the land and outside the house. Can't believe you found that place, it is well hidden. In the kitchen, what is that drawer for above the oven on the tiny stove? For a grill? I wish you would open them so we could see, because I have never seen stoves like that. Kitchen had no counter tops or cupboards. They probably had a table to work on. I bet all those newspapers were for use for the fireplaces. Interesting long house.

Those wood stoves are really expensive now

The taps for the kitchen sink were in the board leaning up against it. It’s all been removed.

I have an old John Deere combine sitting at my place. It’s not a real big one but the property isn’t big like that either and it seems to be an adequate size for the land. It’s not near as old as those but does have wood and canvas belts to move the materials along. It’s pulled by a tractor but isn’t PTO driven. There’s a gas engine mounted on it to drive the belts. Still that distinct John Deere green. That was a pretty neat place. It looks like it could be rehabbed and made livable again. Was that a well in the back near one of the rainwater tanks? It looked like one covered up there. That outhouse was a good walk from the house. I have a wonder if there wasn’t another home of some type nearer to that than the current house. One shed was a bird pen, with a wooden perch hung across the inside.

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I'd ask around and see if it were for sale,cause then whom ever bought could keep any and all antiques and possibly sell or donate them..❤,after seeing what is left,I changed my mind. 😢

Used to hate those old spring beds always sagged in the middle. The old boy probably passed on in the 80s hasn't been lived in since

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Thanks Paul for another great video. Looking forward to the next one. 😊

Who was the family who lived there?...why was it abandoned?😮

I'm playing catch up! Who takes all the missing mantels? Are they taken and repurposed? Thanks Paul!

Why are the door handles so high in Australia?