Featherstone house..scotland

Mikeymutt · Sep 29, 2017

Made the visit here when in scotland.it was a little bit isolated to say the least.it cannot be seen from any road,and when I walked up the road then down the muddy tracks to it.i was greeted by a bigger house than I expected.when I walked in I realised it was worth the slippy muddy walk to get to it.the place was just untouched with wallpaper peeling off everywhere.lots of stuff laying about.i think its very hidden in the trees isolation has kept it safe hence why I have left externals off.the most surreal thing for me was one of the beds actually had fungi growing on it

The_Derp_Lane · Sep 29, 2017

That is a stunner. Awesome pics too.

BikinGlynn · Sep 29, 2017

Fantastic & brilliantly captured!

smiler · Sep 29, 2017

Good thinking not giving any clues to the location of this little treasure, mushrooms growing on the bed linen, that's a first, they might have a damp issue, this is gonna take some equaling but I have feeling you will manage it. Proper Job Mikey, Loved it, Thanks

Sam Haltin · Sep 29, 2017

Very nice pictures. That looks to me to be quite a big house. The writing bureau is my favourite piece of furniture. The Brownie Cresta camera was my very first camera back in the early 70s and I took a lot of good pictures with it, I still have them in my album. Cuticura soap I still use to this day.

titimo82 · Sep 29, 2017

amazing pics

Brewtal · Sep 29, 2017

I have already complimented you on this amazing set of pics, but fucking fantastic work. Shrooms on a bed, just wow. In terms of decay that has to be a fav of mine. Captured in such a sympathetic way as always. Great work Mikey!

tumble112 · Sep 30, 2017

Fantastic images. There's been some activity since I was here a few years ago, but not much thankfully. Quite a bit more decay though! The house is very well hidden so lowlifes will have trouble finding it. Did you look around he stable building?

mookster · Sep 30, 2017

What a fantastic place. The kind of house I love.

Dirus_Strictus · Sep 30, 2017

Hugh Jorgan said:
That looks to me to be quite a big house.

Eight main bells on the indicator board in the servants pantry - so allowing for the usual front door, main bedroom and probably guest bedroom bell pulls, one has five ground floor reception rooms - Master's study, Mistress's drawing room, Dinning room, Withdrawing/Smoking room and Sitting room, plus all the servants rooms. A large house indeed, that tells a tale of good times leading to decline and death!

As usual, Mikey's excellent photographs allow one to suss it all out

HughieD · Sep 30, 2017

Ran out of superlatives Mikey...

The Wombat · Sep 30, 2017

Mikey, you do find some stunning places...
Excellent! As always

titimo82 · Sep 30, 2017

A large house indeed, that tells a tale of good times leading to decline and death!

well said Me Dirus_Strictus

Mikeymutt · Sep 30, 2017

Thank you all for the lovely comments.i have never seen fungus growing like that on a bed it was very weird..it was a decent house in size not really enormous but still had about six bedrooms.i can't believe you went there sludden a few years ago and nothing has changed much.the paper is peeling badly.as you know it is very hidden.i saw the stables but I was having to leave so gave them a miss I hope I never missed much

missypink · Oct 1, 2017

So much to explore, always wonder why these places are left to decay, so many until secrets inside those walls......

prettyvacant71 · Oct 1, 2017

I need to lie down

Booker50 · Feb 5, 2018

Stylish photography and great detail. Love it.

killie_steve · Feb 6, 2018

That's totally mental, all the gear that's just sitting around.

Walfrid88 · Feb 6, 2018

Absolutely brilliant photos

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