Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The house and farm are owned by the Keys family - Henry and Irene Keys lived in the property where their son and daughter, Philip and Moira were born. Although the two children grew up, married and moved out, it appears their parents never put away any of their children's old things and you can still find babies' cribs, children's clothes, books and toys on the second floor.
After Philip and Moira left (seemingly by some time around the mid 1970s) their parents continued to live there in a little time warp, the decorations and furniture still stuck pretty firmly in the 1950s/60s. However, in 1994, Henry Keys died. Following this it appears his wife Irene left the house as it was, moved in to a bungalow next door, boarded up the old place and refused to allow anyone to touch it right up until she died in 2016. By this time her daughter Moira had also passed away leaving only Philip the only living member of the family and heir to the home. (From talking to the neighbour it seems Philip has no children to pass the house on to.) Philip apparently doesn't want anything to do with the house and has left it to rot until the time comes when it will eventually be demolished.
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The house and farm are owned by the Keys family - Henry and Irene Keys lived in the property where their son and daughter, Philip and Moira were born. Although the two children grew up, married and moved out, it appears their parents never put away any of their children's old things and you can still find babies' cribs, children's clothes, books and toys on the second floor.
After Philip and Moira left (seemingly by some time around the mid 1970s) their parents continued to live there in a little time warp, the decorations and furniture still stuck pretty firmly in the 1950s/60s. However, in 1994, Henry Keys died. Following this it appears his wife Irene left the house as it was, moved in to a bungalow next door, boarded up the old place and refused to allow anyone to touch it right up until she died in 2016. By this time her daughter Moira had also passed away leaving only Philip the only living member of the family and heir to the home. (From talking to the neighbour it seems Philip has no children to pass the house on to.) Philip apparently doesn't want anything to do with the house and has left it to rot until the time comes when it will eventually be demolished.
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