Thread: Potters House - Cornwall - March 2018

Not much info on this place. Its in a stunning location in the Tamar valley and has been empty since 2011.

Finally arrived at this place after failing about 12 other locations just a shame when we got here it had already started to get dark and raining so unfortunately no outside shots of this place.

A nice collection of photographs but with a hint of sadness. The photograph with the elderly lady holding a teddy bear, that's the same teddy sitting on the bookshelf next picture down. The person who lived here (that lady in the picture?) must have been an avid book reader.

I do so hope the pond scum tried the booze, nice one HA, well shot, Thanks

This is one of my fav places. Talking of booze, in one of the out buildings he made his own wine, loads bottles and tank fermenting the brew.

Originally Posted by eddsup

This is one of my fav places. Talking of booze, in one of the out buildings he made his own wine, loads bottles and tank fermenting the brew.

Same, I have made some half hearted attempts at tracking down owners. I think that house is still saveable for now, the location is stunning.

After searching for a while, looking for clues to the location I have now found it, plan to go this weekend. See how it's deteriated.

Originally Posted by matt_uk

After searching for a while, looking for clues to the location I have now found it, plan to go this weekend. See how it's deteriated.

Let us know what its like now, it looks excellent here... why the crap graffiti though!!!

Popped along today, police tape and a lot of do not enter signs. Sadly, a lot has been taken from these early photos. Locals very aware now aswell. I notice some nobhead American explorer has done a vid of it 3months ago with 2.4millions views and I get the impression from the comments the vid initially showed the address on a letter. It's gone down hill based on what I saw on his vid compared to my visit today. I won't lie I had full intention of doing something frowned generally frowned upon. But I wanted to spread the ashes of the women and son in the garden of a place they obviously loved during their life before it gets vandalised further. But didn't venture inside.