Portrait of Hundreds of Abandoned Villas in Subang Taken Over by Nature

Dream - Villa is one of the luxurious residences. Villas generally have a grand design and large size with spacious land.

Developers or individuals usually build villas and maintain them regularly to always be ready for accommodation during healing.

However, it is different with hundreds of villas in Subang Regency, West Java. These luxurious buildings are left abandoned and damaged.

It is unknown how long they have been left abandoned without occupants, now these luxurious villa houses have been 'taken over by nature'.

As reported by the YouTube channel Hardi ArtVenture, here are the portraits of hundreds of abandoned villas in Subang Regency, West Java.

When entering the complex, we are immediately greeted with a quite eerie view. Hundreds of abandoned villas in the Subang area are now taken over by nature.

"By 'taken over by nature', it means that behind me there are actually a lot of houses, lined up houses but already covered by leaves, like one of the examples here, friends," said the uploader of the video.

From the video screenshot, the villas are already covered by bushes and wild trees. The grasses grow high. This condition is the reason why the location is said to have been taken over by nature.

This is the appearance of the terrace of one of the abandoned villas. The condition is truly neglected. Climbing plants grow together with other plants in a wild manner.

These houses used to be operational and rented out but now they are abandoned.

The houses have luxurious designs and are comfortable to live in if they are still maintained and inhabited. Here is the appearance of one corner of the villa building now.

According to information, all the villas in the area are no longer owned by the developers. "But these villas have become private property, each of them," said the uploader of the video.

"Now, within these thickets, there are still many houses covered by these wild plants.

"Subhanallah, hundreds of abandoned villas here," he concluded while showing the surrounding location.