Believed to be cursed... | Abandoned French Manor w/ Everything Left Behind
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Most of us can only dream of living in a mansion some day. So when we hear that one has been abandoned completely and left to rot, it is usually shrouded in mystery.
What happened to cause this beautiful mansion to turn from a lavish home to a derelict place?
That’s what we’re going to investigate today.
Little is known about the home's history between then and now, but, several different owners tried to revive the home to its former glory before falling on hard times themselves. Which begs the question: Is it cursed? Probably not, but you never know!
Villagers still believe the mansion to be cursed, and despite the mansion is hauntingly beautiful, no interested buyers have been found over the past years.
Let’s take a peek inside together in this mystifying mansion, that was lastly occupied by a lawyer and her family.
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Lovely tile flooring at the front door...
In the dining room, definitely a dumb waiter from the kitchen on the lower level. Notice the corner cabinet with ropes at beginning @9:31 Kitchens were always kept on a different level or away from the main dining room in large homes of a certain era. It was to remove any smells from the dining area and in some situations to prevent the quicker spread of fire. Also note the two tier rolling butler tray. It may have been used in the dumb waiter since it was a full height one. Fill it with your dishes and send it up. When done, send it down to be washed....
The crystal and china were lovely....
The magnificent early 19th century grand piano by Sebastian Erard is in fantastic condition!
The hair dryer from the 1960s was to set your hair rollers. My grandmother Joanie actually had a full salon set up in her home and I remember my mothers that came in a large container and would pop open...
Lovely French Provincial bedroom suite in the owners suite...
Thanks for another lovely tour....
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Randolph
I love how you mentioned these empty homes could be used to house the homeless. No matter what Country. Bless you for sharing your adventures. I love seeing these beautiful homes and the antique furniture and imagining how they once lived
Unfortunately it would take millions to restore these homes.
Do you guys ever hear,sense, see, feel precious residents? I can only imagine what it’s like walking through old places that have held so many memories
You know, France will always be my favorite country in its beautiful old Chateaux and big historic mansions!!! They have a special and unique charm to them, and they give me an idea of how life used to be in other eras, and they give me old and royal vibes! They're always so cozy and so so so vintage. The old and wood furnitures are always amazing, like the royal castles we used to watch in cartoons 🥰 the dining room is the best! The set up that other photographers made is quite nice, i just imagine the family sitting here and talking all together enjoying a yummy meal! The chandelier also is nice and look vintage and also medieval! The rooms are my second favorite, the beds are stunning. Really sad to see all these amazing furnitures, pieces of antique and especially books, left to dust. Ohhh and the piano also, not only an amazing one, but it's crazy how its still in a very good condition 😳😳 but i'm glad though!!! Not to forget to beautiful staircase also, a pretty one. In places like this, what makes me sad is that the antiques are left forgotten, and they deserve to be put in a museum! Not only antiques and vintage stuff, but also the pianos and books, and beautiful paintings hanging on walls!!! I hope someone will save them and put them somewhere where they will be protected from dust, from stealers and vandals!! And i have a question, did you guys experience any paranormal activity?? I know you don't believe in it, i do but at the same time i don't lol! But who knows! Anyways, you made an amazing explore, and the video is amazing, and the editing too. And the music of the intro is nice and it suits the place! Always taking time to make amazing work, not just quality but quantity too on this channel. Not just your work is amazing, you are also an amazing person, always polite and respectful to the place you're exploring, and to the owners 😁 and thanks for the time and love you put in your masterpieces!!! Keep going my dear, peace out, see you in the next adventure ✌🥰❤😍😘🤗
47:46 That lamp looks like a searchlight used on boats.
Добрый вечер вам ребята 👏👍❤️ здравия вам и вашим близким ✨ благодарю за труды, проделанную работу 👍 комментарий в поддержку и продвижение ваших трудов 👏🔝💖💖💖🌺
My mom had one of those hair dryer , so if they had curlers in their hair they would use that to dry it faster
I just love your videos.. You are one of the best on youtube, with quality content.. Thank you..
The thought stayed with me throughout of what winters are like in France and other countries with all those foreplaces. So cozy and warm!
The crystal stemware on the table looks like it is Waterford quality, It has the telltale marks of being at least 24% lead. WOW
22:00 i early type Scrabble game
The wood paneling in the dining room is divine!! I love wood
The tile is divine too ... I am so in LOVE with this house
I love the staircase and banister also.... This is my dream home!!!
29:34 is usually an oriental jewelry cabinet it is late 1800s early 1900s, the adhesive has given up, but the wood still holds its beauty
The old map is worth big money, cartography is highly collectable from that era
The lamp table was high beam and rarely available to most to commonly purchase
I too love the architecture of the home, the lay out is so comfortable, the interior design is top notch. It is utterly amazing
Could the uniform be from the railroad? or police?
Thank you for such a wonderful experience, I am so glad you were able to explore this home with us
Your tender intimacy with these forgotten homes is nothing short of beautiful. They are looking into the soul of a beautiful ageing woman. Even though she has aged she is simply a timeless elegance to good for this new world of ours. Thank you for the respect and love you shown to each one. 🌹
Thank you for this explore. I found that this house wasn’t as inviting or appealing as others you have explored. Part of this , l think was the lack of windows and perhaps some were covered. I agree that the main bedroom was lovely, beautiful furniture and light fixture. I loved the hanging staircase which seems very common in these amazing homes. I hate to see things ransacked and wonder what it is that seems to overtake people for the urge to destroy! It was immediately evident as soon as the 4th floor opened up that someone has recently put up new dry wall and applied some putty. Someone tried at some point to repair. I respect your kindest of thoughts regarding the homeless and how some of these homes you’ve explored could be renovated and opened up for the homeless. Unfortunately, doing this would be so cost prohibitive. I know millions of people would love to restore these homes and live I them, but these same people don’t have the millions it would take to do the renovations. The cost of heating alone, would make residing in homes of this size, impractical at best. Keep up the good work.❤️
Nice find Moreno. Loved the staircase and how untouched the inside still is- no graffiti, and other explorers trashing the drawer contents. We love how respectful you are while exploring the properties. Stay Well & Be Safe. See you in the next one.👍🏻
que bonita bos tienes es un placer escucharte no se ingles pero solo te escucho y beo tus esploraciones ingreibles muy bonito
Wow! That was kind of deep. I agree with you about housing being a human right. My dad used to do work for companies in Chicago that would make big old houses into apartments and condominiums. They looked nice when it was finished, but they were built for people that had money. If you took the same premise and applied it to some of the houses you explore it could work. You could build a lot of unites in just this one house. If there is land with the house even better. Take the land and produce food on to feed the people in the house and sell it for income. The real question is how to make this work.
Those type of mechanical Singer sewing machine will last forever. Love it.
The dining room and bedrooms were amazing. So many interesting things found inside. I couldn’t agree more that these abandoned places could be made over to apartments to help house the homeless. Where I live they are converting vacant hotels and building tiny homes for the homeless. There’s programs to help them find jobs or get trained to be employable.
Anyway, thank you for sharing this amazing location. Cheers.❤
It such a shame to see when a place has been trashed by someone with items broken or thrown all over the place as there are people who will take what isn't theirs. Do you ever have a person contact you about them being a family member of a explore as I sometimes wonder when I see you explore. Your explores rate number one on my list of favorites so stay safe my friend and Thanks for the explore...
Wow , I wish I can have or buy those furniture,I love the details of the bed with matching nite stand of course the vintage Singer sewing machine. I miss seeing Remon!!
Finally! Now I'm sitting and watching your amazing video , and I'm always present ☺️ ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
25:40 ....An ink blotter blots up excess ink it does not erase the ink from the paper popular right up until the 1940's era. 41:56 .... This is the black robe she wore to Court as a Judge not a lawyer. 47:46 ....The lamp is known as a "heat lamp" used to keep warm in a designated area.
Beautiful castle. But we're has Ramon gone??? Keep up your channel 👏 I love Watching them 😍 ❤ x
Good to see you back.
Congrats on ur sponsor…. Bravo so happy for you!!!!
37:00 It's a photo from around 1910 so it's highly unlikely that he passed away in 2013.
I love the respect you give . I could never be an explorer because I see so many things I'd like to keep !!
The cupboard with the cables, was a 'dumb waiter' that would have brought up food to the dining room from the kitchen below. The servants would then take the food from the 'lift' and serve to the large dining table.
Very nice stair rail and staircase. Someone needs to auction that Beautiful singer sewing machine and antique furniture and take down those gorgeous chandelier. You and Leslie from Bros of Decay have almost similar soft, gentle voice.
it is always sad that such beautiful houses fall apart ...
What an incredible beautiful home ,it’s such a shame it’s all just left to decay .When ever you see photos it’s so sad ,thank you for sharing much lv Ann 🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
the cupboard with the ropes is most likely a "dumb waiter". the basement kitchen cook would put the food in it and it would be pulled upstairs to the dining room. they were used a lot in the US until the mid 1900's.
Élveztem minden percét a videónak.
Köszönöm,hogy láthattam.
Üdvözletem
Magyarországról.
The corner cupboard with the ropes is a 'dumb waiter'. This is a little lift that is operated manually and would bring food up from the kitchen and into the dinning room and probably take the empty plates and table ware back down to the kitchen when needing to be washed.
Absolutely beautiful home Maureno! I loved it. The chandeliers, paintings, sewing machines, dining table and crystal ware etc. everything is the best quality. Such an elegant army uniform and as a passionate cartographer I love that map of Ancient Greece I think.
I don’t if it ever inspires you to write a short story or poem or something like that?
Congratulations on the new sponsor! It’s a well earned endorsement.
All the best and enjoy the Dutch Antilles and the US 😊✌️👍
I appreciate your comments on homelessness! 🙏
Beautiful! Thank you for taking so much care and noticing all of the details. You are the BEST. Much love from the US
I would like to thank you and Sarah for going to these places. When I was a little girl my grandma had one of those Singer swing machine I wish I had it now thanks again . God bless you both
Love to explore places like this one.Sad to know it belong to a wonderful couple and their son WHO passed away. This House was once a beautiful house with unigue rooms.Also admire your way of explaining everything in a careing, respectful way Stay SAFE..
I loved this explore thank you as always!!!❤️❤️❤️
LUGAR TOP MAGNÍFICO PARABÉNS PELO SEU TRABALHO BLZ T.M.J BROO HADIR GOOD VÍDEO SHOW 🤜🤛📹🔦👌🏼👏👏👏👏👍🏼✌✌💪
The man in the picture is much older than you think. He is not the last owner. That picture is from 1920-1930 maybe earlier. So he was born before 1900. You can tell from his mustache and clothing. Also the way he poses in the picture. Probably the man who build or bought the house. The last owner probably was a child of that man or even grandchild
Yes, I agree. There is a way to date pictures by learning about the fashions and hairstyles of different periods. I believe that picture was taken around 1900.
as ive said about many big houses the more modern families lived on the uppe floors ,the big corner cupboard thing was a dumb waiter going down to the basement kitchen ,i think the 2013 date for being left is wrong ,i think the family was there until about 2000 by the look of the huge television and the calendar and bottles were from the workman who did the plastering on one of upper levels but that is all they did , the pics on small square slides from late 60s early 70s the gentle men and his family photos were circa 1890- 1930 .....FUN FACT XXXXXXXX after the meal was over and family gone the dumb waiter was big enough for small boy to load with crockery get in pully himself down and get out at kitchen .much faster than walking down to basement xxxxx
Wow! I'm always fascinated with your wonderful travels into these beautiful homes/mansions. It will always be stuck in the back of my mind on all the why's and what happened. To see these gorgeous places with all of their personal belongings and furnishings left behind to decay along with their homes is heartbreaking..Europe has the most breathtaking mansions that we are able to explore with you. It would be nice to know if Europe does have a "Historical society" to come in and preserve these very old homes/mansions..thanks again for another exciting adventure! Stay safe healthy and blessed out there..From Southern California ☀️
A wonderful video! I agree with you about the housing. We have houses and buildings here in the U.S. that could be offered as shelter for just cleaning and repair. Thank you for the explore!
Heyy there, my dear friend Maureno from super team Explomo, Again a wonderful explore video about an abandoned French
mansion! - I loved once more listening to your beautifully formulated introduction. - This location has such a historical vibe.
There were very old and still well preserved pieces of antique furniture visible. Especially the dining room with the large table
and also the living room really kept a legit time capsule vibe. - Of course I loved the grand piano from ERARD most, which
presented itself still in a surprisingly good condition. - The speculatius biscuits were a favourite of my beloved mom.
But wow, this upstairs bedroom with the well matching and beautifully carved bed and other furniture in the same style was
breathtaking to see, - also the many smaller vintage items and the wonderful chandelier! - The original magazine from 1953
was showing the coronation of Queen Elisabeth II from Great Britain.
You and Sara are such a good explore team, and I love your deep respect for the belongings of the former owners and your
sincere interest in the background history, when you are exploring such a place!
Thank you for this once more amazing documentation of this mansion, dear bro! - I also agree fully to your deeply thoughtful
reflections about homelessness and poverty in our world.
Stay safe, peace and many hugs. - Wishing you also a very good continuation of your grand trip together with Lesley now in Florida.
Kindest regards from now a bit cold but sunny Switzerland.
الترجمه باللغه العربيه من فضلك ... فيديو جديد رائع جداً.. احسنت النشر.. اتابعك من العراق 🇮🇶
Hola, te aviso que ya están disponibles los subtítulos. Saludos desde Chile 🙋♀️🇨🇱
Gracias Naureno genial vídeo y bonita mansión, una burbuja en el tiempo que tu sabes hacer que la vivamos como si fuera ahora. Un abrazo 😘😘😘
سعيدا جدا بهدا القصر الجميل واشكرك علا مجهوداتك القيمه متتبعاك من المغرب🇲🇦🇲🇦
Hi maureno and Sarah. Beautiful French manor. Love the piano.and sewing machine. Great video. I always enjoyed your videos.it’s a shame they just abandoned it and left it to decay. And rot. How sad. Stay safe.🥰👍🏻❤️👏🏻🔥
A lovely estate! Enjoyed it. Thank you, Maureno!
Oh, my! That table is set with what I believe is pre-war Meissen Porcelain! It is extremely valuable.
Pratim videa koje si uradio. Divim se tvom istrazivanju, dobar si u opazanju detalja. Sve mi se dopada, ali bih ti predlozila da istrazis ko je ziveo na tim napustenim mestima, mnogo vise o njihovim zivotima, ne samo namestaj. Sve pohvale
Luar biasa rumah tinggal yang megah, ruang makan yang indah, semua kamar tidur sangat klasik indah ... Hebat Explomo episode di negara Prancis ... Terima kasih explomo ... ;--)))
You are talented with that camera and lights. To be able to show the audience slide photos. Wow! Good job. 🌻
I can tell you from loving and watching documentaries there are many MANY SEVERAL case's of very bad things that went on in older homes,
From terrible sicknesses, Injuries,
suicides, kidnapping, murders, many things that may cause newer occupants to not feel welcomed,
You have to understand moving into someone else's personal space,
You will no doubtably feel things, which may be why many places like this are not inhabited,
As it may be to impossible to do so,
So many things, so long ago were easy and simple to get away with, Some things were just normal back than,
like you said before, going into these old homes is like stepping into a whole nother world.
P.S thankyou for showing us,
Oh my god I saw these types of videos yesterday and I think I m addicted now
Even the largest luxurious house is nothing if there are no people in it
Really fascinating exploration and I like how respectfully you treat everything
Fascinating find Explomo. Thanks for sharing.
Housing and living in homes, protects them from destruction. It is as if the spirit of the dwelling people gives life to these houses. And when the residents of the house abandon the house for any reason, with time, she loses her life. The houses lived with the lives of their owners and died when they left them
I'm a sucker for stained glass. It just adds so much to a room.
The upstairs rooms are amazing
I wish I could win the lottery or something and have someone custom make me this entire house, cabinets, chairs, checkers table etc.... Such a lovely place.
Did he say he was taking a brake from this exploring, but will still post videos he has saved? Hope he has a nice brake, love these videos, the style, the filming, amazingly put together! You fkn nailed every single video. 👉❤👍
That Master Bedroom was beautiful, that furniture in it wow amazing vintage items beautiful... that box that had little draws, that was a jewelry box, that other item you thought was the alphabet on the living room, that’s a game where you make up words.. The Piano what a shame it’s going to ruins so beautiful n vintage.. I also feel sad seeing places abandoned that could be restore for the homeless.
Nice video beautiful abandoned home, goodluck to your next venture, stay safe👏😇😻🇵🇭
Thank you for another great explore, be safe while out there doing what you do an awesome job doing, you add a special charm and goodness to the videos' that out class yours by miles.
I don't know how I missed this, but better late than never.
There were some lovely things in the home, but it left me feeling cold. Were there few windows?
The master bedroom was the nicest; I recognized the picture of Queen Elizabeth because that was a coronation picture; she became Queen Elizabeth in June, 1953.
That partial hairdryer hood made me laugh. It's right out of the 60's and my Mom had a hairdryer with the identical hood: back then every lady would wash, curl, dry and style her own hair. My Mom always was beautifully coiffed and I'd watch the whole process.
Loved the floors a lot. There's something special about old wooden floors.
🙏Danke für ein wieder mal fantastisches Video von Euch, mit viel Respekt 👍🙋♀️🇩🇪
Wonderful place, thanks, Mureno xxx
Wonderful Maureno 🤗 one of the best I have seen…..the corner-carpent with the rope was 100% a food-elevator from the kitchen. When you go to the stairs with the bedrooms omg the secend bedroom you get in to, my neck-hair was frozing, and goosbombs all over, the same happend when you went to the masterbedroom, and when I saw the dress to the man 😱 something special was in that house, Im sure…..but very very beauty all of it. So sad its only shall stand there and falling apart, really sad. Thanks again Maurino for speciall wonderful video 😙
Boa noite amigos como pode abandonar uma casa dessa né amigos com tudo dentro dá p morar nessa casa muito linda é uma pena às pessoas abandona tudo quantos q não tem casa p morar!!!🤔🤔🙄🙄😪😪
Fantastic video.
I love these huge old homes. We don't have anything in Canada like that. ❤💕👋🇨🇦
That is not true. When my brother was in University in Ottawa he roomed in a mansion that had been split into apartments. It was a beautiful building and there are plenty others.
Hola chicos!! Muchas gracias por otra maravillosa exploración en Francia, esta mansión es muy hermosa, su arquitectura con el sello francés en muros, pisos, ventanas y puertas, me encantó principalmente el estilo del comedor con sus muros revestidos en madera y las alacenas empotradas 😍, los muebles y objetos decorativos son muy bellos, lo mismo las baldosas del hall de entrada.
Mi favorito es el mobiliario del dormitorio principal muy top 🤩
Por favor chicos les pido los subtítulos para la exploración anterior.
Un saludo afectuoso para ustedes y nos juntamos en la próxima exploración. Cuídense. 🙋♀️🇨🇱❤️🌈✌️
Hola chicos!! Me a encantado esta muy bien pal tiempo q lleva cerrada .un abrazo y 😘😘
The old gray uniform has a military medallion for a Ordinance group. It shows a round bomb with a flame extending upwards, including private stripes above it.
You are right! So many empty wasted spaces and people without homes. What ARE we doing?
Thank you Moreno,I enjoyed watching, it's a beautiful house, 40:50 And here I would like to thank you also for your logical words👌👌,I agree with you👍
Marauno thank you so much for this explore. Absolutely amazing. What beautiful antiques. Just wonder what happened to the family. It didn’t look like that bad of condition that it could be still salvaged. As always love from me in California💜😎😘🇺🇸
Amazing Amazing masion ,love the video ,so much historical history .
Hola maureno y Sara, estos lugares tienen encantó propio, y también me gustan los abandonos en Francia son increíbles. Saludos
Hi Maureno! I love your videos and totally agree with you about the homeless situation, especially for young people and women. I can’t imagine!
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You did a very good job ! respect, kindness and you carry a part of truth.
That would make a beautiful B&B, I would love to own it! Thanks for showing!
Gracias por el video. Es una lástima que esos bellos lugares estés abandonas
Thank you for another great explore! Loved the master bedroom..chandelier beautiful 😍 ❤
Fab find thanks for sharing x
Thanks for great explore
Awesome place sad it falling apart no one what's it thank you keep up the good work 👍
Bravo pentru ceia ce faci esti foarte inteligent !felicitari!
Получила удовольствие ,особенно не тронутые комнаты. Супер!
Thank you for your amazing content and respect for the properties you explore! Each time I see a piano open like this one, I want to reach through the screen and close it up. If it’s in good shape like this you can prolong its life by closing up the lid (covers the strings and internal parts) by folding in the lid prop and carefully lowering the lid and the fall board (to protect the keys).
At 17:00
Love your bando explore, and tbh you are the best at what you do. thx for sharing
i think the corner closet with the ropes are an old service elevator for getting the service ect. from the kitchen. just my guess :)
This might be random, but there's an old friend I used to play WoW with on Al'akir with the same name as you. Bud.. is it you :D?
If not sorry :)
Great again...Good luck ...Thanks again
I love it so beautiful abandoned house thxxu for do it all xxx I love follow you forever xx
Listen to background noise, that begins at minute 33:28, just before entering the owner's room. I don't know what it is, but they seem like screams to me and I felt chills when I heard them. 😨😱
Hello to Sarah. Great explorer partner.🌻
Love love love the piano! Can you play Maureno?? Great explore as always. And seeing Sarah with you! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wow .....i am listening to a great story teller......
Cok güzeldi bayılıyorum izlemeyi geçmişte yaşanmış insanların eşyaları evlerini cok üzücü yok olup gidiyor
Beautiful stain glass window door.