disrepair

Through that work, Ross toured the Red Oak Victory and was dismayed to see the signs of its disrepair.

That prompted Bishop to go on the defense, explaining all of the work she and others have put into keeping the cemetery from falling further into disrepair.

Built in 1704, Woolton Hall previously served as a hotel, an army hospital, a convent and a school but had fallen into disrepair in recent years.

The government also plans to change current UK social housing regulations so a window has to be replaced if it has fallen into disrepair, irrespective of its age.

I saw that the house had great bones, beams and trusses, but it was just in disrepair.