Huge Bungalow and units complex now demolished
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Hey house lover's and explorers! Today's video we take a look at one of the very last huge homes that used to be along Greenhill. Built in the 1920s the home was converted to duplex in the 1950s with extensive government accommodation units added to the sub division. Greenhill Road was a grand old strip of beautiful homes facing directly to to South Parklands but in the 1970s and 80 it was drastically commercialized with offices and businesses leaving only a few old homes standing to remind us of what used to be. Hope you all enjoy the explore, Cheers for watching 👍😁
Initial explore found here- • Abandoned- 3 random ex...
It's Saturday evening here and watching another abandoned house
that has been demolished being explored and as always another awesome episode have a wonderful week and thank you.🇦🇺🤠🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it :-) Cheers
The required Sunday entertainment has arrived. Let's get into it. 👌
I just can’t understand why people want to demolish historic homes! So sad, happens all the time here in America too! Cool video mate! ❤️😢🤘👍
Yeah it's so sad when such gorgeous homes get demolished and replaced by ugly ass modern crappy looking Appartments.
Yes I don't understand either why Adelaide want to destroy the beautiful historical homes that they have I just don't get it I lived in Hobart Tasmania the 20 years and you just didn't go around pulling down old historic buildings evening in Melbourne in Sydney
I haven't seen the last episode of Urbex Indigo but sure to after this.
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Another piece of history gone. It was amazingly quiet inside the bungalo seeing it was on a busy street.
I've been to jail a few times, nothing serious but that's what that housing "project" looks like, I'd much prefer to live in the duplex as is rather than the "project" with rent and utilities paid.
Thanks for the tour Paul!
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I remember this one well. It had a rather creepy TV celebrity living in that house. The flats were also fascinating. Very Soviet style. Great explore, Paul 😍
What an amazing bungalow. It's a shame that they will tear it down Thanks 😊 for sharing.
As always Paul, thank you for your efforts. Amazing amount of landfill from those units ... where does it all go? I hope the people who produce the clever art tagging use their skills in other art forms ... too good to simply waste their talents on building walls.
Lovely old home shame it has to go always enjoy your videos thank you 😊 ❤
What an interesting explore, so much to look at, with all the trashed and salvage stuff done, end of the road for this one. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)
Thank you Paul for another beautiful Bungalo home.I feel like it started out as a single home before it became a duplex.The block apartments are what we call the Projects in the states.Can't wait for the next videos.
Cheers Susan, yes I do agree it started as a 5 bedroom home. Thanks again for watching :-)
Hello Paul it's always sad to see another beautiful homes get torn down and they put up other homes that probably won't last half the time that whatever they put their thank you for taking us around take care love from upstate New York❤😊
I can't imagine how depressing it would have been to live in those apartments with just the painted blocklite walls, but you take what you can get.
The bungalow is definitely confusing.
Thanks ❤
Hello Great vidéo 👍👍👍❤️😺😺👋👋👋
It was definitely one beautiful, large bungalow in its time. I was thinking as soon as you walked into the foyer theres a door way missing??? That leads to a formal lounge or dinning room. Cheers for the explore👍
Love the house. Hate the apartments.
I believe the bungalow started life as a 5 bed home then over the years made into a duplex to max the rental payment or for sale potential. I have lived in units like those. Thanks Paul.
Hi paul, what a magnificent home , what a horrible block of flats. Thanks again for another great place. Cheers deb
Great video it's a pity they are demolishing the bungalow and flats to make way for shoe box multi story. I used to live in a two bedroom flat on bottom floor in Brooklyn Park exactly the same layout as the units you went through. Thanks for taking me down memory lane 😅
I BET YOU THAT WHEN IT WAS FIRST BUILT IT WAS AMAZING!!!!!!
Such beautiful workmanship. Not found today. I have a passion for
Bungalows, arts and craft style.
My favorite architect is Frank Loyd Wright.
Thanks for the adventure.
I have a beautiful arts and crafts home coming soon. Several in my previous videos too. 👍🙂 Cheers for watching Susan 😊
i think that opening shot tells us what's coming.
Looks like maybe 60.s homes great fine
You do the best explores! Appreciate the variety of homes and the unique histories. Thank you❤️
Take away the single family Beauty and build the square box up higher higher higher...... it's happening everywhere. The older you get the more saddening it is.. Thank you for bringing us along.
🌟Hi Paul, oh my gosh another beautiful home lost forever in place of ugly boxes so sad. Places that hold so much character, history and beauty lost forever and other people can’t enjoy them in the future to know what it is like to live in period homes. Thank you for the tour. ❤😊🌟x
I think they were trying to conceal the structural damage when it sold
Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video with me about Huge Bungalow and units complex now demolished it was a really wonderful video i am from the U.S.A and i always will enjoy your channel and God Bless.
Man those apartments were like Soviet style places like a government lockdown facility
Yes.
Once a beautiful place turned into a rental and it looks like they cheaped out on the kitchens too bad
and they say its all for progress but that place would of been cheaper accommodation for some people
9:22 Very small opening for the fire.13:46 Looks spooky in there. House is confusing. Really didn't care for the units. Sad to see them torn down, leaves you with a empty feeling.
Some of these stoves
look like they are brand
new hope these were donated.
I'm sure they did what they needed to make it a duplex
Hi Paul..they would have seen the largely lit ETSA building been built next door back in the day...the place had that main thoroughfare from the front doors though to the back door and window frame, with entrances bricked and plastered to the right.
Such a shame to see them go.thanks.for.great.video❤
Would have been a beautiful home for a large family when built. I can imagine all the get together for holidays and such. But who ever was the owner 40 or 50 years ago doomed the house when he built the apartments in the side lot. When the village counsel approved that it sealed it's fate. Perhaps 30 or so years later the high rise apartment complex was built next door led to the home owner to split the home into two units. Which led to the high rise apartment complex on the other side, which doomed the apartments the home owner built because they were dated and worn. Within a year no one will ever remember...
Great video 😊
Bonjour d'Occitanie (France)
Cette bâtisse a peu être été transformé en duplex à une époque ou les cloisons en plaque de plâtre n'était pas courante comme maintenant (je parle pour la France). Je connais des appartements ou la cloison entre appartement son en briques plus grande (ou grosse) que celles qui séparent les pièces dans l'appartement. Ce sont des appartements de fonctions pour des enseignants construits dans les années 60.
Pour comprendre cette construction il faudrait faire un plan grossier (en signalant les bizarreries) pour retrouver la construction d'origine.
Pour les autres bâtiments, cela me fait penser aux bâtiment qui ont été construits en France plus pour dormir que pour vivre. Ces barres ont donné une expression "Métro, boulot dodo" (transport en commun souterrain, travail, dormir) comme s'il n'y avait que cela dans la vie. Que la première restait même transformé un logement à vivre
Also, do you ever feel the vibes as you explore?
15 minute cities coming to you
Those apartments are like what we would call welfare housing in the past but now it’s low income housing. In some of the bigger cities they were the projects. If they were privately owned they would have landlords that didn’t care much about anything but collecting the rent. Very plain and utilitarian and a sad place to live. How do you decorate cinder blocks? You certainly can’t nail into it.
All pretty much the same no real difference in those places but ok to look that ty for share v
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27:39 Whoopsie and thought the better of it.
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Lol Cheers John! :-)
Listen to Redgum - Stewie when looking at the units.
Wow,that was different,these classics are going going gone....unless they have any historical significance.shame.😮
Do y'all have concrete foundations????
Yes some homes do. The older homes varied, :-)
I have wondered that myself watching so many houses on this channel. I'm in NSW & have only lived in 2 houses with concrete foundations, house plonked on concrete. Both of them had damp problems, 1 of them had funnelweb spiders that wandered in downstairs when it rained. Nasty dangerous things with big fangs that can kill ya. Mostly I've lived in houses up off the ground like most in my area.