After my disappointment of the short RAF Upwood visit, I found this little "gem"
I don't think it's been visited before, but hey I'm no expert. It was an interesting walk through/around. What I thought was a garage in the garden, turned out to be an office of some kind. Lots of paperwork, car related information etc.
The house itself was pretty much 80% fire gutted. It was clear where the fire started, I tried to get the right angle for that particular photo but I was quite limited room wise. It's always interesting to see places like this. It looked like it was a lovely house before the fire hit. Such a shame to see it in such a state. There were still personal belongings in there.
I felt quite "happy" with my find, but also quite sad that this was someone's house at some point.
I don't think it's been visited before, but hey I'm no expert. It was an interesting walk through/around. What I thought was a garage in the garden, turned out to be an office of some kind. Lots of paperwork, car related information etc.
The house itself was pretty much 80% fire gutted. It was clear where the fire started, I tried to get the right angle for that particular photo but I was quite limited room wise. It's always interesting to see places like this. It looked like it was a lovely house before the fire hit. Such a shame to see it in such a state. There were still personal belongings in there.
I felt quite "happy" with my find, but also quite sad that this was someone's house at some point.
it's been closed up for around 14 years I'd say roughly, going by the looks of the paper that I found in there. It looked a lovely house when before the fire damage. I loved the archways too. It set it off really well. I did venture upstairs to get the photo from the top but the floor looked really dodgy.
