Re-visit to the OLD farmhouse properties part 2

Hey all! This is the follow up shots of our visit, taken on 2 seperate occasions. There will be another property from this site that I shall post in due course..From my learnings these properties were last lived in in the 50s...

The Old farmouse, back view from the woods...
april urbex 029 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Poking camera through letterbox hole..
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On down the path and we see this old house..
march 2017 129 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Ooh what a beauty!
march 2017 131 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Closer..
march 2017 133 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Through the front door and pointing left..
march 2017 136 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

And pointing right..
march 2017 137 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Now aiming upwards..
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Up the wooden hills..
march 2017 145 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

The lower half of staircase..
march 2017 146 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Now heading towards the kitchen end..
march 2017 138 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

In the kitchen..
april urbex 023 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Panning right..
march 2017 150 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Remains of kitchen door knob..
april urbex 024 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Out of the kitchen door I spot another door!
april urbex 022 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Leading to derelict bog!
april urbex 019 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

Good old brand..
april urbex 020 by Mrs Bear, on Flickr

They don't make toilets like they used to haha.

Look a good mooch, I liked it, Thanks

Love these sort of places. Far gone but still bits to see. Forest of Dean somewhere?

Hyacinth Bucket would be royally proud of that last shot. Great spot and report

If only the walls could talk! Great shots and thanks for sharing.

Yes, it is the good old forest....Thanks for the great comments...

ianitter said:

Yes, it is the good old forest....Thanks for the great comments...

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Lovely photos and stunning cottage. I am from the Forest of Deane. I would love to visit the cottage myself. Please can you kindly let me know how to find this treasure. Thank you so much x

does anyone else find it an irony that so many properties are left to moulder when we have a housing shortage?

What a shame it's been left to rot. Great photos though - thank you.

flyboys90 said:

If only the walls could talk! Great shots and thanks for sharing.

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I wonder when the stone walls were rendered over on the outside. When it was built or at some later date?