Deliciously eerie.

It appears as if the old woman who lived in this shoe finally gave all those kids the boot.

Looks like it was originally a church, Central/East European perhaps, from the chimney decorations.

OK, who else has an urge to snap their fingers? Show of hands! (Not you, Thing!)

Dietl Palace in Sosnowiec

The Kopice Palace in Poland. It was destroyed by fire in 1958. Last I heard it was on market for offers near about 6 million PLN (about 1.1 million sterling, 1.37 million USD). Bring your toolbox.

Cogsworth is upset.

It's not abandoned! It's just that the new tenants are from the *Vegetable* Kingdom!

The Gingerbread looks to be past it's 'Sell By' date.

It amazing that the mirror is still intact.

That's in the grounds of Castle of Chignolo Po in Lombardy, Italy. The main building (not pictured), which is now an art & costume museum, is open to the public & is worth a visit

If it had a roof, it would be my kind of place. In the middle of nowhere!

Beautiful furniture.

... That a Citroen 2CV? Looks like it.

I wonder what happened. It looks like they left in a hurry.

This is actually really cool looking

Not abandoned at all

In a heartbeat

Such a shame

I rather doubt that this one is really 'abandoned'.

If you have money to rehab it...then keep it. No money?? Sell it.

Gorgeous!!

Haunted. Berlin. Nope.

Looks like a vampire would sleep there

Be funny if it was a TARDIS with a working chameleon circuit, and the whole thing just up and vanished one day.

"Dunalastair House was designed by Andrew Heiton, a Perth-based architect, who also designed the Atholl Palace Hotel and Dunkeld railway station. It was really only used as it was built to be used up until the First World War because after that the staff needed to run such a big house were no longer available. During the Second World War it was requisitioned and used first as a Polish boys’ and then girls’ school and during this period it was considerably damaged, which included the loss of a Millais painting which was destroyed in a fire in the drawing room. The house’s contents were sold in the mid fifties after the current owner’s grandmother’s death and the house was badly vandalised in the sixties when the lead was stolen from the roof. In those days it was not viable to repair it and no grants were available and it deteriorated very quickly from then on with most removable parts being stolen. Various ideas have been put forward for restoring it, but the cost would be huge."

doesn't look abandoned

Another beauty.

No strings attached...

Looks like the bar the Hobbits drank in

The red everything !

Aw. c'mon, that's an entire abandoned small village all stuffed into one oversized House suit.

🤔 just the bedroom is abandoned?

This is in Saskatchewan, Canada, just outside of Francis.

I've heard of 'having a lien placed on your property', but never like this!

interesting use of the space left of the stairs

Oh wow. Nature's really taking over

"Ballymarkahan Castle is a ruined tower house in the parish of Quin, in County Clare, Ireland. It was listed by Irish antiquarian T. J. Westropp as one of the 195 "lesser castles", or peel towers, of County Clare in 1899, by which time it was already a ruin."

The Castle of Aaargh! (As in "Surprise and alarm"). Real name Castle Stalker.

Yes!!

Complete with a Vine Cross

Not abandoned, it's Wing's Castle in the Hudson Valley, New York State. It was built by a young married couple over a period of 20+ years. An addition operates as bed & breakfast accommodation

The chimney is happy to see you.

Makes me dizzy.

... Do you hear banjos?

This is the Airlie Monument in Kirriemuir. Built in 1901 to commemorate a man killed the year before in the Boer War. No one ever lived in it. It isn't abandoned.

The Imperial Castle. It's owned by the town as a tourist attraction. Open daily 0900-1700. Restaurant 1000-1800. Not exactly "abandoned."

Clearly not abandoned (the road is in good condition) it's just old

Eltz Castle, owned & occupied by members of the House of Eltz since the 12th Century