11 Portraits of Alda Risma's Abandoned House in Bogor, Still Showing the Luxury of the Past Despite the Building Being Damaged and Untended

Kapanlagi.com - Alda Risma, who passed away on December 12, 2006, was known to the public as one of the famous singers of the '90s era. It is known that the late Alda Risma had a house in her hometown of Bogor, which is now empty and abandoned.

However, from the condition of the house that is no longer suitable for living, traces of the luxury of the singer of the song Aku Tak Biasa can still be seen. Curious? Let's take a look at the photos.

1. Here is the front view of the late Alda Risma's house located in Bogor. The abandoned house appears to be overgrown with weeds and shrubs.

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2. The interior of the house is also very dirty and filled with spider nests. This is understandable, as it is known that the house has been abandoned since 2007.

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3. Nevertheless, the condition of the house, which has been ravaged by age and weather, does not obscure the traces of the luxury of the residence in its time.

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4. This can be seen from the remnants of furniture and other abandoned facilities in the house. One of them is this fireplace.

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5. Although there are no items left, the kitchen area can still be seen equipped with a complete kitchen set, including the wall cabinets.

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6. The late Alda Risma's house is certainly not spared from the hands of mischievous people who break in and scribble on the bedroom walls with chalk.

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7. Separated from the main building, there is a room that appears to be a maid's room along with a bathroom next to it.

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8. The bathroom area is also in a state of disarray, from the wooden parts that have been eaten by termites to the sink that is broken.

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9. Going up to the second floor which is fully made of wood, trash is scattered everywhere. The tree growing inside the house is evidence that this building has not been maintained for a long time.

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10. On the second floor, there is a main bathroom with a five-star hotel-style bathtub. Of course, the condition is not much different from other parts of the house.

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11. The third floor, which is the highest part of this house, immediately reminds us of European-style houses with high roofs and brick pillars that serve as chimneys. What do you think, KLovers?

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