Uploaded November 2017 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
I just love this abandoned early Australian farm house here in northern nsw . I have driven past this wonderful place many time when out on my roadtrips in search of urbex explores and it always looked to be inhabited until one day i just had this feeling that just made me go hmmmm!!??? So as you do when you're a bit of an explore, I decided to stop and just see if there was a chance that the place was actually empty and abandoned because the grounds always looked well maintained and the white coat of paint on the place still in great condition,
Well! I found out that the grounds were kept maintained and the grass manicured because of the cows roaming the property after a bit of investigation. This place is beautiful and once again another piece of Australian architectural history is just left to the elements to maybe go the way of so many and end up in a pile in a field. So, anyway, I first thought this abandoned explore was gong to be fruitless as the place appeared to be locked up but then I was pleasantly surprised when I rounded the corner and was greeted with oodles of period detail just wanted me to investigate further so I did and took you all with me. The place had and still does have me confused as to why there was so many doors plus why here was such a large , almost barn door style opening that made no sense to me as to it's purpose. Anyway, have a look . I think you'd enjoy this explore and leave a comment as to what you think the opening was intended for or just leave a comment letting know what you thought of the wonderful place and what the large space might have been intended for?. Thanks again to everyone that has subscribed , give me a thumbs up, and share this video if you like it. See you all next time, I do usually upload once a fortnight so see you then
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I just love this abandoned early Australian farm house here in northern nsw . I have driven past this wonderful place many time when out on my roadtrips in search of urbex explores and it always looked to be inhabited until one day i just had this feeling that just made me go hmmmm!!??? So as you do when you're a bit of an explore, I decided to stop and just see if there was a chance that the place was actually empty and abandoned because the grounds always looked well maintained and the white coat of paint on the place still in great condition,
Well! I found out that the grounds were kept maintained and the grass manicured because of the cows roaming the property after a bit of investigation. This place is beautiful and once again another piece of Australian architectural history is just left to the elements to maybe go the way of so many and end up in a pile in a field. So, anyway, I first thought this abandoned explore was gong to be fruitless as the place appeared to be locked up but then I was pleasantly surprised when I rounded the corner and was greeted with oodles of period detail just wanted me to investigate further so I did and took you all with me. The place had and still does have me confused as to why there was so many doors plus why here was such a large , almost barn door style opening that made no sense to me as to it's purpose. Anyway, have a look . I think you'd enjoy this explore and leave a comment as to what you think the opening was intended for or just leave a comment letting know what you thought of the wonderful place and what the large space might have been intended for?. Thanks again to everyone that has subscribed , give me a thumbs up, and share this video if you like it. See you all next time, I do usually upload once a fortnight so see you then
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