[Faline]

Calcott Hall is an early Georgian country house built about 1720-25 in the Four Crosses area of Powys, Wales, near Llanymynech and the English border. The house was designated a Grade II listed building in 1953 and became known locally as Red Dress Manor because of a floor-length red dress left hanging from an upstairs wardrobe.

Photographer Dan Circa documented the house in October 2013. A framed portrait inside shows a woman wearing the same dress with white gloves. Other rooms retained old family photographs, furniture, bottles, handbags, a television, a washing powder box and other household possessions. The building showed extensive deterioration, including damp rooms, broken windows, fallen plaster and a collapsed tiled fireplace. Calcott Hall was later placed on the Buildings at Risk register. Sale listings have advertised planning consent to restore the house and convert its barns into as many as seven homes.

[Barky]

Red Dress Manor.
"Redress" Manor... Interesting. I love when the Cosmos puns us what it's up to.

[kellyhound]

nature slowly taking over in a room in last part of vid.
spooky place at night i'm sure off.

[Kelseecat65]

Fascinating photos!! Love the hand mirror, purses etc.

[Jere]

cool place

[twayblade]

Love it!

[Shakey]

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[LadyCPlum]

Don't forge to shake the ***** well before using!

[woodruff]

Love it! There must be so much cool vintage stuff in there. I don't think the place looks eerie, it just looks sad and lonely.

[nanigodsmum]

I bet after this video came out on youtube a lot of people vandalized the place as there looks to be stuff of at least some value to collectors.