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Step inside forgotten homes, from overgrown cottages and farmhouses to stately manor houses and once-opulent castles. Many are still filled with furniture, photographs and personal belongings, offering a poignant glimpse into lives left behind. We document these domestic time capsules with care and curiosity.
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The House on The Wrong Side of The Border
This abandoned house and caravan can be found in the lush green fields of rural Ireland and just a stone’s throw away from the border with Northern Ireland. Judging by the contents of this home, we think the previous occupants would have preferred if their property was located on the other side of the border!
The Art Deco “Cult” House
Nestled in the heart of a little hamlet, this Art Deco complex sits in stark contrast to the traditional Irish homes nearby. Referred to as the “Cult House” locally, this complex makes multiple references to the female genitalia from the windows right down to the fireplaces.
The Overgrown House
An overgrown and forgotten about house, located just off a busy road in Northern Ireland. Formerly a grand house, this abandoned residence is now a dumping ground for old appliances.
The Gentleman’s Residence
A gentleman’s residence, located in rural Northern Ireland. It appears this property owner hung up his cap by the fireplace for the last time and simply disappeared.
Ewart Park
Ewart Park, built by Sir Horace St. Paul, is a Grade-II listed mansion located in rural Wooler. Used as a Battalion HQ building in World War II with soldiers having to walk 4 miles into Wooler for entertainment. It has been left abandoned since the end of the war.
Balnamore House
Balnamore House was owned by local Linen merchant John Caldwell in the 18th Century who was banished to America in 1799 after being accused of being an Irish radical.
The Farmhouse
This farmhouse, located in rural Northern Ireland has stunning views of the countryside and at one time would have made the perfect family home.
Mary’s House
An abandoned farmhouse and outbuildings in rural Northern Ireland