Abandoned HOBBIT HOUSE secluded in the Swedish countryside

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Located off the beaten track, at the end of a cul-de-sac, lies a hobbit-like deserted cottage. Apart from the strong wind blowing in, there are not much signs of life perceptible anymore. This was once the home of Mrs A Greta and her husband. Pictures of their family are still scattered around the house. All of that, after nearly 40 years of vacancy. Over the years, the cottage has mostly remained imperturbable and hardly any items seem missing. Let's take you on another magical adventure.

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[sharonstuebi]

I noticed 2 menorahs. It looks like they tried to pack up the posessions and then gave up. I imagine a woman who loved cooking and listened to music all day long. It was a precious home to someone. Thanks for the video as always

[kristinajoelsson]

Memory list in the kitchen cabinet:
Note! Before you leave
Turn off the power
Close the LPG
Empty toilet
Empty the sludge

Drive carefully

[teasippingme]

This dude is so respectful he doesn’t even want to disturb the cobwebs...I love it.

[christian_dilusso]

Hello from Sweden! There's too many houses like this in the south of Sweden. The reason is that the farmers, who owns the huge plots doesn't care about the houses, since they don't do any money on them. They do all their money on the farming. It's really sad.

[forjustice]

I¨m from Sweden and this is a summer house that was for rent for tourists . The memo at the cupboard door says "shut off electricity", shut off water, empty the toilet and empty garbage can before you leave.

[hikerx]

Did anyone notice the huge box on the kitchen floor reading Pastor Svards? Above that said For Renting....and the podium stand with the light attachment for reading scripture maybe in a church. Was this man a Pastor of a local church perhaps? Definitely 1970's dishware...Omg those strange glasses are beer mugs or that's what I saw my parents use them as. Looked like a wallet under the green pot in front of the tiny clock behind it. There were so many antiques from the ancestors hidden in this clutter. I still can't believe family members never came back for some of the memorable things. Thanks for this explore, always a pleasure to watch.

[grandmacarla]

Oh my gosh! That is such a darling place. Loved all the pictures and other artifacts and the heater in the living room was gorgeous! As simple as the Swedish homes are so are, they still present so cozy a picture. You can feel the love that was present in better days. Thank you!

[bevolson]

What an incredible explore. How to believe it has been abandon for that long.. at one time a happy home…. Thank you for treating their possessions with respect.. God bless. You do the best narrative..

[coppertopjohnson]

I am loving the Sweden series. This episode had me picturing the house in its heyday. Thanks for bringing us along. 💗

[sharonwashington]

Some of these places make you feel so sad. You never know what will be the outcome once you are no longer around. Love EX. They are great guys.

[b.jackson]

The lovely pictures of the Victorian couple are actually King Oscar and Queen Sophia...did a little research, as I noticed their portraits in another of your Swedish exploration videos.

[blwolz]

Such a quaint little home. So sad to see all their possessions left behind. Thank you for giving me my first peek in Seeden.

[megmills]

The breeze moving the curtains was so comforting you do such good work

[gebswife]

I appreciate the gentle music playing as you toured this cozy cottage. You show so much respect for the former owners. You are very kind.

[jillwennerlid]

Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪.
Im so happy about these series! Btw, The metalbox outside the house is not a post box, its a electric box whom serve the house with electricity

[bearfog]

Thanks so much, Meurino and Sarah! xxx

[NickiSixx]

Hi from Sweden. Brakes my heart to see all those abandoned houses everywhere, even here in Sweden.

[tatimardiati]

I'm an explomo fan from Indonesia...and always fascinated by the discovery of time luck for the future....

[constance]

I enjoy all ‘our blogs’ your so respectful of people and property and I love the history you mention also. Of coarse I love the tone and accent in your voice too.
Thank you for your time, consideration, and documentation on history and property that will soon pass from us all. 
I watch and listen to you and then I hear all the voices in my head now and the past that keep tormenting with all the should’s and have to’s and why not’s and my ‘soul says’ why?

[joancaruso]

Another great place explored. I love the way you narrate the intro. So sad to see a house long forgotten those little baby shoes of someone surely was a treasure to the mother. Behind the first LP's there was a mask of some sort would have loved to see it, looked what I thought was Norse. Great job thanks!