1. The History
Not much to report here as I have found next to no info on this place. The large family house is located in Shap Pat Heung, in the New Territories of Hong Kong, just south of Yuen Long and north-east of Tai Tong. This old quarter has many residential buildings, where this large dwelling is set, in extensive grounds which are now very overgrown. It was most likely vacated by is owners circa 2012 and has hence sat abandoned for over a decade.
2. The Explore
Third report from HK. Usually, I take in quite a few residential places when I come to HK, but this time this was the only one I looked round. The grounds are overlooked from pretty much the whole way round but after circumnavigating the grounds, I found a relatively easy way in. The property itself was wide open and secluded, making for a relaxed explore. Not the most amazing place I’ve been in HK, but enough left behind to make it work half-an-hour of my time.
3. The Pictures
Obligatory broken Chinese plant pot:
One of several out-buildings:
But on to the main event:
And in we go:
The first room is pretty sparse:
One for the Hello Kitty fans:
More brown furniture:
Old portable strip light:
On to the next room:
You see one in every HK house…
Vintage TV’s and a nice display cabinet:
Even more TVs and soft toys:
More furniture:
And old bakelite light fittings:
Through to another room:
The cupboard not quite bare:
Downstairs bedroom:
You gotta be taking the pith! This looks a bit like a set up:
Old packaging:
Not much to report here as I have found next to no info on this place. The large family house is located in Shap Pat Heung, in the New Territories of Hong Kong, just south of Yuen Long and north-east of Tai Tong. This old quarter has many residential buildings, where this large dwelling is set, in extensive grounds which are now very overgrown. It was most likely vacated by is owners circa 2012 and has hence sat abandoned for over a decade.
2. The Explore
Third report from HK. Usually, I take in quite a few residential places when I come to HK, but this time this was the only one I looked round. The grounds are overlooked from pretty much the whole way round but after circumnavigating the grounds, I found a relatively easy way in. The property itself was wide open and secluded, making for a relaxed explore. Not the most amazing place I’ve been in HK, but enough left behind to make it work half-an-hour of my time.
3. The Pictures
Obligatory broken Chinese plant pot:
One of several out-buildings:
But on to the main event:
And in we go:
The first room is pretty sparse:
One for the Hello Kitty fans:
More brown furniture:
Old portable strip light:
On to the next room:
You see one in every HK house…
Vintage TV’s and a nice display cabinet:
Even more TVs and soft toys:
More furniture:
And old bakelite light fittings:
Through to another room:
The cupboard not quite bare:
Downstairs bedroom:
You gotta be taking the pith! This looks a bit like a set up:
Old packaging:
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