r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

The door of The Georgian House in Salisbury has long been a favourite of mine. Its been gradually falling into disrepair for years which is so sad. Close up it has beautiful details like the etched glass and the Roman head in the fan light (which I didn't see until I zoomed in for details)

Apparently there is planning approved for redevelopment - its a Grade 2 listed and is part of a line of 5 buildings that are all included in it, but there is only another 18 months or so to go on it being done and there's no sign of any work starting, so I'm not hopeful

There was a derelict farmhouse in a farm in Magaliesberg in South Africa. It was a quirky building that was over 100 years old and it had been left tor scavengers to strip of anything reusable.

Another offering from Shrewsbury. This is listed on an old OS map as a shop, one of a pair that once operated on St Mary’s Water Lane.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LQhX8PbNUWI&ra=m

North Lees Hall, near Hathersage in the Peak District.

This hall has lots of links with Emily Bronte

So much beautiful architecture in Alcobaça and so much of it in disrepair...

Hadthe dogs with me so couldn't go for a poke around

Just a couple weeks ago, this had a functioning door! Now it has been completely removed and bricked up. Not sure if the windows will follow or whether they will put new ones in. This is a work in progress. Not sure what they have in mind for this house. Just put the new door in the back, or extend it? There looks like building work going on at the back. This is Dobwalls in Cornwall.

Edit. I found an older photo online and realised this door hasn't been used in a long time. I've added the photo in the comments. It looks like at some time in the past the door became a window, but when the renovators stripped off the front facade, they filled in the old door properly. I've been keeping an eye on this and saw them filling the door in. I wanted to take a photo then but men were actually working on it and would have been in the photo. That must have been why I mistakenly thought the door had only just gone out of use. It's interesting to see how different it looks. I think it looks better now!