In today’s episode, we explore an abandoned countryside hospital in England left with untouched medical equipment and incredible 1700s architecture in immaculate condition. The private medical building closed in 2021, after 30 years of treatment following conversion from the original manor house.
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Happy New Year!! Thanks for a Great Presentation and above all thanks for keeping it under the radar until now. Hugs Guys!!
Very well produced – and great attention to detail.
Fantastic explore!
Happy New Year
Stunning!!! I love the architecture. So glad it was saved.
Some stunning features nice one
What a wonderful place and untouched it's so nice to see a large place that's graffiti free and not vandalised, happy new year by the way .
Glad this beautiful building will be re-used.
Great narration throughout. What a stunning place. I wonder what those walls have seen. It's sad in a way. Thanks for producing this – I really enjoyed it.
Good to hear it’s been saved. These places so often end up vandalised. Great find 👍
A private health insurance provider's own hospital; with so few beds, it's a wonder it could keep going at all.
Snap it up quick Wes!
That's pretty amazing, thanks for showing us!
Fantastic video lads and have to agree, that stair case was "Mind Blowing". Could you imagine the cost of doing that today, that's assuming that we even have anyone with the skills to do it!
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Looks cleaner than some of the hospitals i work in!
Good to hear it has been saved. What a place!
Is it grade 2 listed it needs to be big time.
Amazing venue, and a great explore, loved the reveal of the old mansion. thanks for this.
One of the most enjoyable episodes I've seen & wow that gorgeous staircase! As you said, it's uncanny how the rain adds to the atmosphere.
You’re right about patient records; it’s incredibly sad when they’re left behind like trash.
Really appreciate the respect for the building and its contents in not posting until now. Earned yourself a sub 👍
These videos are absolutely priceless. We're being taken to places that none of us would ever otherwise have seen. Thankyou so much for posting.
Visited hear in 2023 and remember the shock of seeing a peacock on the roof looking in on us lol
Some fab walls. Thanks for sharing 😊
Not one for me.
Absolutely stunning. Thankyou for sharing such a wonderful building ❤
Thank you for sharing this. i love your attention to details and the respect for the building.😊🌺🌺🌺
Awesome find. This was almost certainly a psych hospital. The fence and anti-ligature furniture. Very cool indeed guys.
Not your usual hospital setting, but well preserved, I guess the rooms with all the shelves in were also used for sterile medical instruments/ equipment, really interesting and glad it will get another lease of life.
Love your videos as always, but why can't you name the hospital this time deep in England????
Ah, in the first part was the unmistakable interior of a psychiatric ward. The black isolation room that you said was for someone "high profile" would actually have been used akin to a padded cell- a bare room used to put in a patient who had become very aggressive or suicidal as a way to contain them while they calm down, monitored by one or more nurses.
Great explore as usual guys you really are the best channel what a place glad it’s been saved
Amazing explore thanks
Great explore lads. This was reasonably close to home and I had no idea it was even there. Good find.
What an amazing place! Really hope this place is saved and repurposed and the remaining original features remain. Thanks for the video guys! Happy New Year!
The fact that this exists… and yet there are people freezing to death on our streets is just disgusting.
The 'wooden boarding' is called Wainscoting 🤣
Ive been to this hospital and in that operating room with the 2 big lights.
How did you guys get permission to do this im part of a paranormal investigation team this would be an ideal location to investigate if we can get permission.
Really enjoy the vids lads, keep up the good work
This place 100% looks like it was probably a psychiatric unit
Absolutely Beautiful! Well done guys, you do seem to find some right Pearls
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Great video lads good explore that
Oliver Cromwell and his troops stayed there on 16th August 1648 during the second English civil war. Other distinguished visitors include Winston Churchill and the Queen and Prince Charles. Did you notice the curved doors leading into the round room on the bottom floor ?
Its amazing the condition its in very rare to see the normally smashed up to peaces brilliant architecture hopefully it gets saved to serve another purpose
Worked in old hospitals for past 30 years. They retain a charm and character what the modern concrete boxes can’t. Which was this one called. Hope it gets saved. Actually it should still be in use