Mystical Abandoned 19th Century Disney Castle ~ Unreal Discovery!
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2021
- ** Disclaimer **
This particular castle has been sold to a new owner who is currently renovating the premises. If you by any chance know the location of the castle please don't try to enter it because this is punishable under French law with a fine of 15000 Euro and or one year of imprisonment. The castle is NOT abandoned anymore!
Exploring abandoned places is my hobby and finance it all out of my own pocket and the donations I get from the people who love watching the documentaries we make... A small donation would be greatly appreciated! ► / brosofdecay
Documenting historic abandoned treasures is not for the faint of heart, reaching this particular place took us on a journey through a dense forest in the south of France, a journey of multiple hours through difficult to navigate terrain, this combined with no way of telling in which part of the forest we found ourselves made it a very challenging endeavor.
Eventually, we made our way out of the forest and we were rewarded with the first glips of lost beauty, a fairytale-like castle build for a rich French family just post World War One.
The family had a long-lasting history in the noble sport of Horse racing and build this place in dedication to the sport. Many prestigious horse racing events have take place on the ground of the castle in the last century, but every great story has its ending, the family got into financial trouble and had to sell the castle. When the castle got sold it got a new life and was transformed into a reputable hotel.
This was however until the year 2003 when for no apparent reason everything got left behind and nobody seemed to care about this historic beauty anymore.
Now almost 2 decades later the castle still remains in its desolated state and is slowly withering away.
Our journey today will take us inside the walls of this once magical place and we will show you it’s forgotten remains.
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*** Disclaimer ***
This particular castle has been sold to a new owner who is currently renovating the premises. If you by any chance know the location of the castle please don't try to enter it because this is punishable under French law with a fine of 15000 Euro and or one year of imprisonment. The castle is NOT abandoned anymore!
Hi 👋🏼
you should edit the title
Darn i was jussst gunna type i needed to buy it lol
I'm so happy to hear this. Thank you very much ❤️
@@eddierae8945 it was abandoned when they entered but has since been purchased, so they didnt need permission at the time. Though technically you would need permission abandoned or not. So is what it is lol.
Come on ppl! He's young and still learning. If he makes a mistake about something, don't be a jerk, just educate! I'm sure he shuts the windows and doors as much love and admiration he demonstrates in his explores.
No, he must suffer like G did!
I watch with the sound off. The star of the show is the structure. He talks too much, and does not seem worldly.
@@meagainandagain5756 ......
Well how worldly are you. This is a hobby for him I would assume. HE knows more than I would.
NOT abandoned someone with big bucks owns & is renovating. They can afford to sue the crap out of these guys. These illegal videos are the only way most people will ever get to see such amazing places. It’s so dangerous if they get caught they could get beat or shot. They can get sued at any moment because they expose these places to looters & vandals. Especially cause they always have those backpacks could be accused of stealing souvenirs. I like watching but I am concerned for these guys sneaking in.
@Fred Ziffle They aren't hurting anything, they'll most likely just be told to leave and idk about the laws there, but where I live, if you get shot while leaving, it's murder.
Everything in this castle is just beautiful! Of course my favorite was the tower room. I am a big fan of stairways and passageways! I don’t know how you can keep from crying sometimes after going through these beautiful places, and knowing that they are just going to be reclaimed by nature eventually. I get caught between happiness and seeing something so beautiful, and sadness and knowing it is going to waste. Another wonderful explore! Take care and many blessings.
One thing I'd like to add also to let the bros of decay no one does it better and is and has been consistently informative and also detailed walk thrus that are seemingly as a virtual tour you guys are #1 keep on finding more decays of treasured mantions n so on
Abandoned castles are definitely the most fascinating abandoned places in the world and this one makes no exception ;everything about this place is amazing, I love those antiques !
Thank you for this great exploration!!!
The furniture is so stunning! The glass cabinet with the gold horse crest…the painted and sculpted armoires..just wow. If I had just one of those pieces, I’d cherish it and display it prominently…crazy this is old junk to someone.
I don't think so Kara. I think these people had planned to take their best stuff with them but the creditors were nearly onto them and they had to do a moonlight flit. The ownership is probably tied up in an incredibly complicated way which is preventing a sale to new owners. Navigating French property sales is time-consuming and complicated even for ordinary property, who knows what this one is like
How would I go about getting one of those castles how much damage is on the roof and what repair it needs
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Thank you for your insight into the French bureaucracy. Such a mess. So many beautiful mansions and castles rotting away just so the state gets a large percentage of money. It's wrong.
@@marianhsrper5616 cant really respond but appart from some things here and there it looks clean, it's not that old so it's prob not that bad+ theres some new things so yeah
This abandoned furniture might get really high bids at auction!
I wish you would close the windows when you visit these abondoned castles. The moisture, wind and animals that enter through open windows and doors are very damaging! This is a beautiful castle...so Happy someone has bought it!!
I'm fairly new to your channel and am so glad I found it. I love the respect that you show both to the buildings and content but also to the histories of the people that lived there. Thank you for bringing these properties to light and giving them a voice!
Three of us were watching this together and when you showed the locked up door to the basement, all 3 of us said at the same time, "that's where the bodies are hidden". I guess we read too many mysteries. Love your videos. You show such respect for the places you explore. I would love to have enough money to buy that and restore it.
I said the same thing. “That’s where the bodies are.” The castle was deserted suddenly! Why?
Do you shut the windows and doors you find open? I would hope you do to help save the house a little longer.
My sentiments exactly every time I see an open window or door on your walk-throughs! Please close them (if possible) from the outdoor elements to preserve these incredible historical masterpieces for a little longer in the hopes that they may be purchased and restored. ❤
Love these videos. They really makes you think. Whats the point of our lives? What we leave, will eventualy dissapear. How we lived, what we loved, what we collected, all the things we did, claimed by time. Nobody will remember. Like tears in the rain, forever gone.
The "crest" that you keep seeing in all of these castles is the Fleur De Lis / Fleur De Lys - French Monarchs adopted the symbol (it actually dates back to at least 7th century B.C. - so no one actually knows it's original meaning). Hopefully the new owners appreciate the antiques and the architecture - even with all the mold they have to contend with! This was beautiful, thank you for sharing it.
Fleur De Lis is French for Lily flower some call it The Devils Flower, I think people refer to it as the devils flower because Lily's are associated with death.. I am french - dont speak the language well, but I know Fleur is flower for certain.
@@shepherdsvoice3245 No, it is not referred to as the devils flower, the Lily has always been associated with Saints. Devil in French is Diable.
@@jenniferbriski567 I had someone tell me that at one time. I know that when people pass - it is usually the lily flower that is in the floral arrangements for the funerals. Thats the only reason I can think of as to why someone would call it that.
@@shepherdsvoice3245 @SHEPHERD'S VOICE The Lily has never in historical record been related to evil or the devil, it has been associated with many historical Saints, love, devotion, REBIRTH which is why it is in most funeral arrangements. It also has a strong pleasing fragrance, another reason it's used in funeral arrangements.
The French public education system must have caught up with the American's for this young Frenchman not to know that.
Thank God somebody bought it. It would be simply shameless to let it fall further into decay. It's beautiful, and has great potential. The furniture is exquisite. Glad to hear in the remarks that it is being renovated.
Those antiques are unique and beautiful, such a shame. Someone would love to restore this place! Never understand why they sit and rot.Great video!
This castle is incrediblly beautiful!! Thank you for bringing us along on your journey exploring history. Absolutely fascinating. Wow!! 😊
This was truly excellent. Lesley this was like a dream. Very surreal. Excellent editing as usual. Thank you!
Wauw! This is one of the most beautiful castles you’ve ever explored.The furniture is very unique.I’ve never seen such a beautiful Chandelier.What a shame it’s been left to rot. Good job Lesley-as always.super excited to see the places you are exploring here in the states.Happy Holidays!
Maybe haunted
I'm speechless with the beauty of it all !!!
@@toniritter1622 I know right
WOW !!!! I hope it can be saved and restored....simply beautiful 😍
Predivan video!Kao da ste nekada živjeli tamo pa imate toliki osećaj za ovakva mesta.Francuska je bogata zemlja i šteta je što svi ti dvorci propadaju namjesto da se renoviranju i postanu bogata turistička atrakcija!Sretno!🍀
This is by far one of my MOST FAVORITE CASTLE'S you have covered Bro, I really wish I could afford to donate to your channel because every vid has been such a treat and adventure!!. For some Americans like myself who have always wanted to travel abroad to all the beautiful countries (especially France) that you go to on your show, it's almost like actually being there!!! So thank you so much for what you do, and keep enjoying the exciting adventures to come👍❤😎
This is definitely my favorite castle you’ve explored. The castle and furnishings are still in great shape. The entrance is breathtaking! Thanks for your work.
Hi Lesley it’s beautiful,I love castles as well ,thank for taking us with you stay well an safe much love Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a beautiful place! So glad it has a new owner who is renovating it. Love the "tower shower" and gorgeous furniture.
Thank you for this beautiful amazing tour ...it's what. Dream's. are made of
These were very wealthy people. Everything is looks so expensive and custom detailed. Castle is actually in a great condition.
Unbelievable beautiful and stunning castle. Painful to see such a great castle falling apart. The furniture and cabinets are unique. Truely they lived in heaven on earth Royal generation lived there. Furnitures alone cost millions. Great video Leslie. Thanks for sharing.
Another amazing video! The chairs you described as director chairs are English traveling chairs. Nobility would have used them like we now use folding camp chairs. They folded up to make storing them in a wagon easier and use less space.
One of the things I love about these videos is the antique furnishings you discover! The architecture is always stunning! But adding the furniture gives them so much character! Thank you BOD, for another incredible exploration! 👍✌️🇺🇸
Savonarola chairs. I have two just like them only mine have lion heads carved into the armrests and high, carved, detachable back boards. They're a riff off an ancient Roman chair carried around by noblemen doing Republic then Empire business in an assigned district. Originally, they were carved ivory that folded up.
Que fascinante esse passeio,me emocionei.....você mostra muito bem e com detailhes! Parabéns pelo trabalho lindo que vcs fazem.
Abraços desde Brasil!
Loo loo
Wow! What kind of cool time capsule is THAT please? The forest alone is magical. Dreamlike castle. Far too good to rot. Gorgeous artwork and antiques. Great to read that's not abandoned anymore.
Didn't got the usual sad feeling because this time, we saw an abandoned place with no memories left. They had taken them, luckily as you say Lesley, with them when they leave. How nice if everybody take their memories with them when they disappear from their places and from our lives as well! Thank you very much for sharing with us your epic adventure! Thank you for letting us have an amazing imagination, roaming through an incredible abandoned place! Love from Sri Lanka!
It always sadden me to witness such a house that once represented life. It has helped me to understand that material things will no longer hold its value compared to the true life of any persons.
This was by far one of my most favorite places you have chosen to share with the ones of us who are not fortunate enough to explore and enjoy such wonderful finds. We enjoy them through you and your wonderful excitement, imagination and amazement. For this I thank you. I always enjoy your priceless finds. I look forward to all new videos you share. I would have liked to have seen some of the "everyday workings" of this particular castle. I.E. kitchen, work spaces. This was such an interesting place. TFS. Have a blessed day.
I agree. Magnificent place, wonderful furniture, marvelous chandeliers, but where was the kitchen and prep areas the servants would have used? The whole 1st floor seemed huge yet we only saw a few rooms. I really don't care if the other rooms were in disrepair, I still wanted to see them!
@@joannegaughan6132 As the house was used as a hotel before, I would assume that these areas are purely modern. The hotel owners cleary did not have much respect for the historical substance, as whitnessed by some of the bedroom furniture and most importantly the modern addition at the back of the chateau.
I’m glad to see that this has since been brought and will be fixed up to its former glory maybe one day they will let you do an update video on it with permission of course.
But I am new to this channel first video I have watched. And I love the calm of your voice very peaceful and jut love seeing your passion for exploring well done
I LOVED that golden fabric round ''chair'' it was BEAUTIFUL!
I have never seen a chandelier like that, beautiful! The one in the entrances. The furniture is also beautiful!
This is my favorite one so far.Love all the furniture that was left behind.You always bring us such beautiful places.Hope you find some beautiful places in America while you're here.As always we love you too guys, be safe.
I cannot believe the beautiful antique furniture,cupboards, corner cabinets,etc..Thanks for sharing this video....I love castles...
Wow! This is one of my fav's of all the castles I've seen you explore so far. Just gorgeous! And, so much of it is still in such good shape. There are quite a bit of exploring old castles/houses channels out there now but, yours is the best in my opinion. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for posting your content, it is appreciated. God bless you!😇🙏💝
This is a marvelous time capsule filled with valuable antiques! Love it!😉
Such a beautiful place, should not be abandoned, so much history forgotten. That chandelier is fantastic.
Leslie keep doing what you are doing. So much respect for the past. I think you are only one of a few that are documenting these amazing places. These places should not be forgotten!
Just happened on to this channel and I am obsessed. The furniture and light fixtures I would give anything to have. I am so glad to find out that this wonderful place is being redone. Love watching your adventures.
This is by far one of my most favourite tours of all! It's a shame that all the artefacts from the castle owners are gone, but I think it's been a hotel as well - which is why all the bathrooms are new, and the beautifully 'contrived' cupboards are all empty. And it's such a pristine exploration! But I'm so pleased to learn that it's been bought since you explored it, and that it will 'live' once again. I absolutely LOVE your videos. Thank you, guys! So Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!!! I hope it's also a productive and prosperous one for you both : ) XX
Realmente disfruto viendo a traves de tus ojos esos maravillosos castillos, sus muebles, su estructura. Excelente!
Absolutely Stunning!!! Another marvelous place you have brought us home bounded a place to visit. The furniture, itself, is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The ceilings leave me awestruck. Thanks again to you and your team in bringing abandon beauties for us to view. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
What an amazing castle. I am so happy someone is going to be taking care of it now. Good job showing us the castle Leslie. Thank you!
This is my absolute favorite one from you! It was awesome. Thank you for taking me places through your lens! Amazing!
Thank you for another great explore! It's a shame to see such a beautiful building slowly falling into wreck & ruin. Here are a few notes FYI:
(1) I’m not 100% certain but I think the room beside the grand salon was originally the dining room and that the built-in cabinetry was used to display the house’s dinner service & flatware. (2) The round seat in the middle of that room is called a “borne settee” and is derived from the two-seat “tête-à-tête” or “indiscret” (adding a third seat is called a “chaperone chair” and collectively they’re known as “conversation chairs”). (3) In the entrance hall, the chest of drawers you describe as gold-plated looks like a reproduction with what’s called Boulle marquetry that employs tortoiseshell inlaid primarily with brass or pewter (If it was original-17/18th century-it would be in a museum or a grand stately home or castle and worth many 100s of thousands of euros). (4) The director’s chair in the grand salon is a Roman design called a “curule seat” that was reserved for imperium; in Europe, symbolically it denotes power & authority. Original designs folded so as to be carried into battle. While this x-shaped chair design was found in ancient Egypt, Rome & Greece it has been used throughout the centuries and has many different names: often, when it has a back, it is called a “Savonarola chair” (5) It’s difficult to tell whether the piano is 6’ or 8’ but it’s tragic to see a beautiful piano in such poor condition; I’d say it’s mid-to-late 19th century and in restored condition would be worth at least €10,000 and poss. as much as €30,000. (6) The “crest’ on the floor tiles & on the iron fire-plate is called a “fleur-de-lys” (lily flower) and has been used in European heraldry for centuries, though it is most often associated with the royal and/or the noble houses (those connected to royalty) of France. While there are many stunning, genuine antiques left in this chateau, there is also some reproductions and 20th-century furniture, in particular, the Chinoiserie pieces and the white & gold ‘baroque’ bedroom suite.
Thanks for the detailed description of the furnishings.
@@artistknownaslisa2850 You're very welcome.
Thank you for the effort you took to give us so much of details!
@@orchid3457 You're welcome, Orchid 😊
I have a duchess dressing table 1840 English made carved decorations around mirror beautiful couldn't sell it but would love to know what people considered it to be worth it is mahogany.
Absolutely love mansions that are intricate mazes like this one was. Very intriguing and beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Lesley for another great tour, so interesting. I'm happy someone purchased the castle to restore it to its former glory. Stay safe exploring!
Just found your channel. Love all things castle and all things antiques. Glad to know this castle has been sold and the new owner is working on it. It would’ve been a shame for all those beautiful antiques to have been ruined. Happy I found your channel.
That was a very beautiful castle. Love the furniture, it was gorgeous. Thank you for sharing these places. God bless you and take care.
Heyy my dear friend Lesley, That was an absolutely epic castle tour! I enjoyed watching every second of your wonderfully
made Urbex video. - Also your choice for the background music was a pure delight to listen.
Your excitement was even quite infectious, when you were entering the castle to take us viewers at your side on tour through
the mostly still quite well preserved rooms. - I especially loved the big but still cozy looking living room with the grand wing piano
and the chandelier. But I agree to you, the chandelier in the entrance hall was indeed absolutely breathtaking, because of its
enormous size and how beautifully it is designed. - In some rooms there was very elaborately designed and decorated furniture
visible, presumably mostly from the end of the 19th century, the period of the so called "historism". - For instance these chairs, which
are looking so medieval, I would describe as medieval revival, - also from the late 19th century. - Wonderful to see were these
cabinets and secretary desks with the intricate inlay works and the chinoisery deco or Japan deco, which was also very popular
in the late 19th century, and very often showing the imagination of the artists, how items from these far east countries might look.
Of course I am not excluding the import of authentic furniture from the far east, but because China and Japan were fascinating the
mostly rich owners of such castles, they wanted to realize their phantasy and longing for the mystic and fascinating Far East.
Thank you dear bro, for sharing this exceptional castle Urbex tour with us viewers. It's only a pity, that such a location is
just left to deteriorate slowly away, which makes me actually quite sad, because treasures of great art historical value are going
to be left to waste forever!
Stay safe, my friend, and take care. Wishing you a very blessed Advent season and a lot of fun together with Maureno on
your grand tour. - Many hugs, peace, blessings and kindest regards from quite cold and wintery Switzerland.
Wow loved this whole place and all those furnishings. Thank you for sharing your tour
That was such an amazing tour. Such elegant furniture throughout the castle. Made me kind of sad to see everything deteriorated, but I imagined in my head how grand it used to look during better economical times. Thank you so much. I hope one day when it’s renovated by the new owners, you will be able to give us a tour of restoration. That was so cool. Wish I had been there in reality.
WOW that is one fascinating Castle, it is really beautiful. Those Antiques are awesome. Leslie thank you for sharing this beautiful Castle, really is pretty awesome.
Доброго времени суток. Прекрасный замок, замечательный обзор. Потрясающая антикварная мебель, а люстры 👍👍👍👍
Oh my goodness, absolutely beautiful, stunning.
Thank you guys for taking us along with you to yet another great find xx 🇬🇧
My goodness this place is absolutely wonderful. Happy to hear it’s going to be renovated.
Honestly, I want to know the history of the family with a connection to the castle!
It would be interesting to know the history but if they expose the info looters & vandals will have an easier time finding & wrecking the place. They purposely try to keep it unknown because this is highly illegal. We all enjoy seeing these grand places & for most everyone it’s the only way we’re ever going to see these castles. They’ll be turned into expensive hotels or lost forever. This is dangerous but I’m eager to see the amazing architecture & furnishings.
Some parts of the castle look old and modern (bathrooms). I'm surprised there wasn't an elevator installed somewhere. That's a lot of stairs to climb 'lazy me'. I want a shower in the tower! Too cool. Great video!
Thank you so much for this truly amazing video. Your narration of this fabulous castle was very respectful, also you show such respect and appreciation for the very huge range of very valuable antiques. It must have broken their heart to leave their home and leave everything they had created behind . Glad someone has bought it and of course renovate the castle hopefully a hotel so everyone can enjoy it.😃🇦🇺
I'm loving this castle. It is magnificent. The furniture is beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us such stunning homes and interesting artifacts and treasures. 💕💕💕💕💕💕
You are living my dream, actually, a lot of people's dreams... you do such an amazing job and you are as passionate and respectful as you can be! Thank you for bringing this joy to us!
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Wow, how beautiful this palace is،I loved his architecture and antique bedrooms.
I thouroughly enjoyed your exploration of this breathtaking castle. I must say that I love how much time you took to show everything, and you speak so eloquently while describing everything. I am sure you will undoubtedly have a huge number of viewers. 😊💕
I have always enjoyed these kinds of videos. Thank you very much for showing the interior of the castle. Everything is incredible!!! and although it is not a medieval castle I can imagine that it is. It's amazing! And the best part is that people have not vandalized what is left of the furniture. Bye! And happy new year!
The furniture is incredibly unique and so beautiful, and is still in great condition. I just hope is not left there lost in time to decay. So sad!!! ---- What an amazing find Leslie!
OMGoodness it’s beautiful and I love how reverently Leslie looks through all that’s left behind. Such respect. And Leslie is certainly not bad on the eyes! What a good looking man.
Only accessible by foot? Then explain away the car width track you walking on. Abandoned? I say bullshit. If this property is to kept a secret then why the hell are you showing the priceless antiques.
I always thought so
I like the production, the music playing softly behind it while you show us things, nice videography and your soothing voice, respectful of the past. Thank you!
incredible! So glad to hear someone will use this amazing place...the furniture is gorgeous!
Beautiful place, glad someone is going to rescue this fantastic place!
ahhh im so excited to finally get a second to watch one of your videos again! since having a baby in July I have not had any time to watch UA-cam!! This one is a perfect one to come back to!! love it xx
Love this castle adventure and your background music is always so beautiful and fitting. Thank you.
As you describe each room you enter is what makes your videos such a pleasure to watch as well as your respect. Great work.
It's interesting that the last 2 abandoned castles I've watched, that you filmed in France, have since been sold. I think you are good for business!
Leslie did you notice that the bedrooms were busted into? The door frames were busted.
Maybe that top room was a small chapel?
I wonder where the servants lived. What a beautiful castle! Thank you Leslie this was truly a treat. Wishing you a magical Christmas and definitely a prosperous, healthy and happy new year! Love from me as always in California💜🎄😎🤟🏻🇺🇸
Thank you Bros we love your youtube show and we love exploring along with you via tv... I wouldn't change a thing that you do either its all good. Good and safe travels an exploring for your future too. Peace to you~
I love watching your videos, love Bros of decay. Thank you for sharing🤗💕
I would love to live in a place like this!! It's so beautiful!!
Sehr gute Arbeit. Sehr schönes Schloss. Beste Grüße aus Deutschland. 👍
Truly Beautiful! So many wonderful furniture pieces left behind. I would have loved to stay there when it was a Hotel. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome! Thanks for taking me through this journey!
I ran across your channel about castles and was curious to see them. When I was young I heard my dad talking about receiving a letter from the Gard family in France asking if we would be interested in the castle. I’ve always wondered about it as he said we couldn’t go there. It would have been awesome! Thank you for your adventurous tours they are amazing!!
Some of those furniture pieces are exquisite and very unique!
Жаль, что такая красота исчезает. Антикварная мебель это отдельная тема. Спасибо, что дали увидеть это.👍👍👍👍👍🤔🌲🥂🍾🎁🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
São moveis clássicos Luiz xv..que valem uma fortuna..
Beautiful video! I love the music you choose fir these regal mansions and castles! Peaceful ❤❤❤😊
So many Beautiful things !!! 😍 Thank you so much for sharing ❤️. Love , love , loved this ❤️
Enjoyed this place. Let the imagination run wild. Have a wonderful, safe holiday! ⛄ Merry Christmas 🎄
Merry Christmas, Jeannette!
What a shame that these things are left to rot.
This is an extraordinary explore. It's so sad, all of the beautiful antics just left behind. This place could be a great holiday getaway. I think people would like to stay here. But what happened to the former owners. Horse racing is a very risky business, and maybe they went under. Thank you Lesley for this beautiful documentary. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Bless you
Why didn't they sell the antiques or the entire castle? It's strange that it's abandoned with so much value there.
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Your right. Maybe the owners tried to sell some of the beautiful furniture but couldn't get it out of the door. I thought it very odd that there was a lot of valuable dressers, room dividers, a bedroom set, and more piled up at one of the doors. Almost as if waiting for a moving truck to pick it up. But the truck never came. It's all so strange.
It's not anymore
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Do you know something about this castle?
Beautiful plcefor weddings when it’s been restored
Thank you ! Such a treasure and well filmed as always.
Another fantastic and overwhelming video that touched my heart. Thanks x
Hello Bros, this was an amazing video. I think the room with the portrait and statue of Jesus was a Prayer room I did not see any bidets. The furniture was the most beautiful I've ever seen Thank you so much for this incredible video
Y'all are so lucky to be able to explore these amazing and sometimes once beautiful places, thank you for letting us tag along. I am mostly homebound and not able to travel like I wish I could, so you showing us these estates allows me to see places I could only dream about. It is heartbreaking to see the state of condition some of them are left in and like y'all, I wonder what happened to cause them to just walk away from the home once treasured. Just up and left, something sinister happened, parents pass on and no children to pass it down to, or the children just don't care any more or not able to afford the upkeep a home like this requires? I just request that at the end when you are showing photos and the property from the outside to music, can you not have the music so loud? It's quite loud and jarring and I have to rush to turn it down. That was the only negative thing I need to say. Well, sometimes watching these places and I see the conditions of the floors and the mother in me wants to scream " oh please be careful", they worry me.
There are 1500 comments and at least 1000 of them have smth that they are not happy with. Do you think he can fix smth for everyone? Let this guy just be himself please.
This place had the most amazing variety of beautiful antique furniture. Wow! Great video! Thank you. 😊
Beautiful palace Lesley. Thanks for the tour. I love them too. Merry Christmas.
Que móveis maravilhosos faz pena se acabar assim no tempo que bom gosto de decoração lindo
The architecture and the ceilings are stunning with all of the antiques oh my gosh.
I’m wondering if the rim with the round SETI The wall that had all the sections in it I wonder if that held all of their trophies. The chandelier around the staircase is enormous. I have never seen one so large
Thank you for the added information and sharing your knowledge. Very interesting.
Thank you for sharing your adventures and exploring these beautiful Castle's and the story's they tell. Without your videos they would be lost to time and forever forgotten. I so love seeing everything you video. I wish we could save these beautiful Castle's and old homes such architecture and history. Thank you again!
Amazing. I can't believe that was abandoned... Wow you took my breath away 💕
Absolutely fabulous detail in every single room and the furniture. I just don’t understand why people don’t come in to save these antique furniture pieces and other items to give them an extended life instead of rotting away 😞
Ça fait mal au coeur de voir ce trésor abandonné ...je regarde tous vos vidéos depuis longtemps
As a lover of antique wood and upholstered furniture, I wanted to cry while watching this video. Thanks for sharing this magnificent property!
Such a great video! I appreciate your appreciation and attention to the house and it's contents. And. you speak English beautifully!