Imagine having so much wealth that you would only live in a space like that for weeks out of the year. A vacation house? With the staff required, huntsmen, gardeners,mechanics, stable grooms, dairy workers, indoor staff while sitting empty for three quarters of the year. Unfathomable.
Mega yachts require large crews (Paul Allen's had former Navy Seals as security) and continuous maintenance, and spend much of the year unused by their owners. And many of the newest luxury New York apartments are unoccupied.
Waddesdon was actually his weekend house, which would have meant 4 days/5 nights every week. For the rich, the weekend was late Thursday night to early Tuesday morning. At certain times of the year, it would have been lived in for 2 or 3 weeks at a time. This still makes it an unimaginable expense, but it was effectively the main home, not a holiday home. His London House in Piccadilly was more of a pied a terre.
@pinchependejo-iy8le Not sure where you're getting your information from, but McCain owned one home. His wife, who was independently wealthy, owned several others. Donald Trump owns six, most of which are on a scale similar to Waddesdon Manor.
I have been a fan of the more cozy and modest homes you have covered, but this one I surprisingly loved. The overstuff comfortable furniture, the cozier scale of the rooms, the color coordinated furnishings, room and decor made one appreciate the elegance and detail even more. My favorite one by far.
That’s a pretty spectacular place. I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite spot in that house but so glad it’s a national trust property. Thanks for sharing !
All this is on top of the almost 300 items that Ferdinand left to The British Museum. When I first heard about the chandelier made of broken china (blue dining room), I thought "You've got to be kidding!" However, it works! Excellent video. Now cross the Channel to do a video on Ferrieres (Baron James de Rothschild).
NO, they are named Rothschild. Two german words - Rot(h)=red and schild=shield. The name is because they had a red shield at their house in Frankfurt, so they are named after that.
I stayed in a castle once while I was in France. I can honestly say that it really isn't that big of a deal. The placed smelled musty, the plumbing was weak and it was drafty. I would rather stay in a modern regular size house. You can only be in one room at a time, so having dozens of extra rooms doesn't really improve the quality of your life - it's just more of the same. Yes it's a major ego rush to point at something like that and say : that's where I live. But once the novelty of that wears off you would probably be happier living in a new home that has: good wifi, modern HVAC, new electrical and modern kitchen and laundry appliances. You also want to be around friends and family. Who wants to be in a fortress far away from everyone else and behind a wall? It's more like a prison or a lunatic asylum.
I knew I'd seen it somewhere else, but I had to check. Turns out it was (outside only, obviously) location for the "Raichand family home" in Karan Johar's "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham" movie of 2001. With Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukherjee, Kareena Kapoor and Hrithik Roshan. I love that movie!! The interior is overwhelming, and the house and owners' history interesting. Thank you for the informative video you made!
Wow! The richness and the opulence blows my mind! How wonderful that it still exists. I love the dining room, sort of icy white and silver, like a huge wedding dress room. I love those stables, too, with elegant horse statues in front.
Having met one of these guys in early 1970 so unimpressed by a wizend, shaking old man, Money is useful, affords great treasures, etc etc, but old age gets us all in the end, sneaking up behind us before we know it,
Still the wealthiest family in the world. Best guesstimate of their wealth is $1,000,000,000,000 dollars. That's trillion! Addendum: they were still considered 2nd class citizens because they were Jewish. Queen Victoria's entourage included a complete kitchen staff to prepare her meals.
I love the gardens and the exterior but the majority of the interior was way over the top for me. The one room I found pleasing was the Great Drawing Room/Music Room. However, one of the bedrooms had a lovely multicolored hanging lamp.
Great podcast as always. I was struck by the comments on indoor plumbing. As I live in the UK I had always understood that the introduction of indoor plumbing for middle-class and upper class housing was widespread from the 1860's - dependant on which town you were in. Mill towns and rural areas were often an exception. In Dundee the grander tenements were built with full indoor bathrooms during Victorian times. I would be interested in the variations in the introduction of plumbing especially indoor plumbing around the world.
One of the smaller rooms, it's about twice the size of my sitting room, has an interesting light fitting. It is part chandelier and part clock, the face of which faces downwards. I lent a little over the rope beneath in order to look up at the clockface and triggered alarms. The room was suddenly filled with staff, and my face was burning with embarrassment! I've been several times, and each time, I've noticed something different. There is simply too much to take in during one visit. The photographs do not do the rooms justice. In the photographs, they look stunning, but in reality, they are jaw-dropping. I simply could not choose a single room as my favourite. The whole place is incredible.
Which one of the Rothchild mansions that’s currently empty it was a UA-cam video of the kids. Try to get in to look around, but they got caught by security guard on a golf cart when they were peeping into the windows. All you saw was just rooms filled with furniture and paintings.
Wow, it was very kind of them to bequeath it to the National Trust. It is the most beautiful building I have ever seen. I would never want to let it go…and they certainly have the wealth for its upkeep.
At 0:56 is my favorite picture of Baron Ferdinand Rothschild 😍and can imagine his distinguished friends and honored guests as well as his private time in quarter's centuries before this digital currency internet distastractions. His post mortem picture reveals a deep, saddened loss of his wife and child.❤ Now they all live together in a special relationship in their respectful eternal home ✝️Eternal Father I offer Thee the most precious blood of your son Jesus in union with all the Masses being said all over the world this day for the souls in purgatory 🇻🇦Baron and his family 💐💐💐 Love his hospital built in his wife and childs honor 🎖
It is truly hard to imagine the opulance and ostentatious lifestyle that the rich had, and unfortunately sill posess, against the angst and despair that so many humans struggle with today. Such greed and shallowness toward the rest of humanity is truly disgusting, no matter the time and distance in history.
It is said that the art inside one of their 18 estates would end world hunger forever. Do you think it is a sin to have the cure for mass-starvation but choose not to ?
“If my sons did not want wars, there would be none.” Gutle Schnapner Rothschild "Let us reduce the ephah and increase the shekel; let us cheat with dishonest scales. Let us falsify the scales by deceit, That we may buy the poor for silver, And the needy for a pair of shoes-Even sell the chaff with the wheat..."Amos 8:5-7 "The stranger that is within thee shall get up above thee very high; and thou shalt come down very low. He shall lend to thee, and thou shalt not lend to him: he shall be the head, and thou shalt be the tail." Deuteronomy 28:43-44 The "stranger among us" is the FED aka Rothschilds aka Wroth Children of Cain/Esau/Synagogue of Satan-Rev 2:9 and 3:9
My interests were in the fireplaces in this impressive house. Look up Tartarian fireplaces. Then ask yourself why they would put beautiful paintings and cloth above and around heat sources.
I love how the comments are focused on the truth about how this family became a banking dynasty, to begin with. Nothing about it was good but let's highlight their trinkets and not the atrocities they have committed to have such things.
You can still appreciate the beauty and that's what the focus of this video is. There are a ton of evil rothshchild video's out there to watch already.
Every time I see opulent homes like this, I can't help but think of all of the homeless people in this world who would simply feel blessed to have a warm place to lay their heads at night. I just can't get excited over these huge private homes. While beautiful, indeed, the money it takes just to maintain the glory of this big empty 'home' could help a lot of people. I know, bah humbug!
Only Rothschild money can do this!. Where we get to see the house with all its accoutrements INTACT!. So nice to see everything in FULL COLOR!. All the different textures and glistening bits- exactly as it was when they lived there. So much better than black and white photos of what used to be. So satisfying!!. 👍🍾👏
Personally, for so few people to live in such a vast space and 'try' to call it a home and convince others of the same always throws me a little. My view does not come from 'The haves and the have nots'....but more from the practicality of it. (like design over function etc). It's a bit like setting up a dining table, chairs a bed etc in the middle of a 50 acre field/ football arena, and trying to convince everyone that your comfortable ,at home in the space and dont feel exposed or lost within it. If you think about it on a more realistic scale, for example, has recent has the 1970's families of 6/8 lived in a 'two-up, two-down house...fast forward to the present day and these same victorian homes are being extended/renovated because 'they are too small for a couple or family of just 3 people!. So maybe it's down to 'making what you have home' or extreme wealth needing to shout about it (the later being ironic, considering the lengths they go to, to secure and protect their privacy...and yet shouting "Look at me, I'm here!".
Not sure why but though it is beautiful, it gives me a sense of sadness as to all of the effort put into build such accomodations the owner still had just one lifetime to enjoy it. It looks to me as a great tomb for some reason.
Now THIS is beautiful….ornate but tasteful. Im sorry but this estate puts to shame most of the gaudy older American mansions we’ve seen on this channel. Thank you for sharing!
Why is youtube giving "Context" for this video about the Rothschilds? I've never seen youtube do this for any other family or person. And why is the context linked to encyclopaedia Britannica? And not wikipedia as it almost always is. Hmmm.
UA-cam did this for my White House video, too. They do this when there is a lot of misinformation about a particular subject. As usual, I stuck to the facts and did not put anything in my video that might further disinformation and/or conspiracy.
@@ThisHouseweird they didn't link to wikipedia as they always do though, but instead encyclopedia Britannica. I looked at your white house video too but the context link is not there for it. It was the how many white houses video right?
“Give me control of a Nations Money Supply and I care not who make its Laws!”
- Mayer Amschel Rothschild
They are evil.
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Yessss these people own all banks of the world$$$$$
"When did I said that crap"--Mayer Amschel Rothschild.
Imagine having so much wealth that you would only live in a space like that for weeks out of the year. A vacation house? With the staff required, huntsmen, gardeners,mechanics, stable grooms, dairy workers, indoor staff while sitting empty for three quarters of the year. Unfathomable.
Mega yachts require large crews (Paul Allen's had former Navy Seals as security) and continuous maintenance, and spend much of the year unused by their owners. And many of the newest luxury New York apartments are unoccupied.
@pinchependejo-iy8le
I believe the correct number was 7. Ownership was in his wife's name.
Waddesdon was actually his weekend house, which would have meant 4 days/5 nights every week. For the rich, the weekend was late Thursday night to early Tuesday morning. At certain times of the year, it would have been lived in for 2 or 3 weeks at a time.
This still makes it an unimaginable expense, but it was effectively the main home, not a holiday home. His London House in Piccadilly was more of a pied a terre.
@pinchependejo-iy8le Not sure where you're getting your information from, but McCain owned one home. His wife, who was independently wealthy, owned several others. Donald Trump owns six, most of which are on a scale similar to Waddesdon Manor.
It was the gilded age there too. We know that nearly all of these became unbearable burdens for one reason like upkeep or another.
The workmanship is amazing. The chandelier over the table in the blue dining room is gorgeous.
I thought the same thing on the chandelier.
I have been a fan of the more cozy and modest homes you have covered, but this one I surprisingly loved. The overstuff comfortable furniture, the cozier scale of the rooms, the color coordinated furnishings, room and decor made one appreciate the elegance and detail even more. My favorite one by far.
Live about 30 minutes from here. My family have visited plenty of times with our national trust membership and it’s fantastic!
Soooo jealous!!!. How lucky you are!!.
Same. It's my favourite NT property - I hope to work there one day.
Built on blood money
@@MediciOrsiniBorgiaMassimoas was the USSR, Zimbabwe, Congo, and many other red countries
@@TingTingalingy those are countries, many are that way. With Rothschild we are talking about a family not a country.
What an incredible home. I am so glad it's with the historic trust and will be maintained. I hope you show us more homes like this.
The formal dining room is my favorite. It is breathtaking❤
That was mine too. One of the most beautiful dining rooms I have ever seen.
The true evil.
If it looks familiar and you can’t remember why it’s because it stood in for Haxby Park in Downton Abbey.
It’s profitable funding both sides of war.
It's double the profit so why not?
@@WolfHeathen Not everyone is on board with bloodshed for $$
They purchased more British bonds than German bonds.
Their ill-gotten money
@@xejelah the rothschilds are :)
My favorite class at university was ‘English Country Houses & Gardens’ and Waddesdon was one of my Victorian favorites!
Where did they do the ritualistic sacrifices?
Nowhere, just wonderful parties !!!!
Bohemian grove
At Bohemian Grove Club up North in Sactown somewhere in the woods
They don't. Don't be stupid
You do it to yourself
I am always intrigued by the secret passageways in thes big homes. It would be so fun to spend a month exploring in one of these
Videos like this just proves that people like Mel Gibson and Kanye’ West are right about “those people”….😎
Antisemite
That’s a pretty spectacular place. I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite spot in that house but so glad it’s a national trust property. Thanks for sharing !
yeh one of their over 50 homes
I’d love to have the smoking room and library. Deep wood tones and rich reds are probably my favourite combination. The entire estate is magnificent.
All this is on top of the almost 300 items that Ferdinand left to The British Museum. When I first heard about the chandelier made of broken china (blue dining room), I thought "You've got to be kidding!" However, it works! Excellent video. Now cross the Channel to do a video on Ferrieres (Baron James de Rothschild).
NO, they are named Rothschild. Two german words - Rot(h)=red and schild=shield. The name is because they had a red shield at their house in Frankfurt, so they are named after that.
Correct. Their name of the root family which governs the House is Bauer. The subsidiary families along with Bauer all have their origins in Canaan.
Zionist German jews. Something Nazis were too. Crazy to think George Soros emerged from poverty to being as rich
Canaanites who are from Draconians
Thank you. Came here to say this. Imagine making a documentary and not being able to pronounce the name correctly. 🤦♂️
@@michaellecompte1889 Soros and Rothchild
why his voice sound like the mix of joe rogan and mark zuckerberg lmao
3:44 you all seen that door? And the maintenance on keeping this manor from rotting probably cost more than a country GDP probably
Have visited this house many times. Simply breathtaking. So many homes in UK worth visiting. ❤❤
I stayed in a castle once while I was in France. I can honestly say that it really isn't that big of a deal. The placed smelled musty, the plumbing was weak and it was drafty. I would rather stay in a modern regular size house. You can only be in one room at a time, so having dozens of extra rooms doesn't really improve the quality of your life - it's just more of the same. Yes it's a major ego rush to point at something like that and say : that's where I live. But once the novelty of that wears off you would probably be happier living in a new home that has: good wifi, modern HVAC, new electrical and modern kitchen and laundry appliances. You also want to be around friends and family. Who wants to be in a fortress far away from everyone else and behind a wall? It's more like a prison or a lunatic asylum.
Maybe that's what they were aiming for - those fun loving psychopaths
What castle by chance? Some places were designed better for better flow of air
My favorite was the “Blue dining room”- lovely!!
This place makes Buckingham Palace look like a quaint country summer manir! It is absolutely stunning!
What is not to like about this house, inside and out! Spectacular and we can see how places like this where emulated in the US!
Great point! So many of the great American estates were modeled after these grand European country houses and manors.
It reminds one of the Biltmore Estate in Asheville
Vanderbilts estate
I knew I'd seen it somewhere else, but I had to check. Turns out it was (outside only, obviously) location for the "Raichand family home" in Karan Johar's "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham" movie of 2001. With Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukherjee, Kareena Kapoor and Hrithik Roshan. I love that movie!!
The interior is overwhelming, and the house and owners' history interesting.
Thank you for the informative video you made!
Wow! The richness and the opulence blows my mind! How wonderful that it still exists. I love the dining room, sort of icy white and silver, like a huge wedding dress room. I love those stables, too, with elegant horse statues in front.
Absolutely beautiful interior.....incomparable craftmanship
it appears Kitsch is truly timeless
Great video.
you can only enter if you say "Fidelio"
It’s same house used in Bollywood movie Kabhi Khushi kabhi gum…
Having met one of these guys in early 1970 so unimpressed by a wizend, shaking old man, Money is useful, affords great treasures, etc etc, but old age gets us all in the end, sneaking up behind us before we know it,
I would love a stable & carriage house tour of one of these properties
Still the wealthiest family in the world. Best guesstimate of their wealth is $1,000,000,000,000 dollars. That's trillion!
Addendum: they were still considered 2nd class citizens because they were Jewish.
Queen Victoria's entourage included a complete kitchen staff to prepare her meals.
Parasites
From a beginning where they weren't even allowed to have a last name ....
not their real last name. they were the money changers in the temple that Jesus flipped over. they chose the cup to drink from.
@@shebamaree9026 congratulations you dont know the difference between the roman empire and the holy roman empire
I've visited this house. It is beautiful but so opulent during a time of poverty for many.
The wealth gap was even more pronounced during the baron's lifetime.
Did the wealthy peddle bibles to the poor back then too. sorry. I'm bad.😢
esp since they helped create that poverty
My all time favorite exterior after Easton Neston. Gorgeous facades!
Hopefully people know the truth about these people...never idolize their wealth.
Cry me a river, both of you…….
I agree. Most people don’t understand how this wealth was gained at the expense of other people’s lives.
You are wrong
Wow. I love the house and furnishings. The gardens are spectacular. I`m staying away from all the other comments!!
Would love a video on their abandoned mansion in Paris!
I love the gardens and the exterior but the majority of the interior was way over the top for me. The one room I found pleasing was the Great Drawing Room/Music Room. However, one of the bedrooms had a lovely multicolored hanging lamp.
Great podcast as always. I was struck by the comments on indoor plumbing. As I live in the UK I had always understood that the introduction of indoor plumbing for middle-class and upper class housing was widespread from the 1860's - dependant on which town you were in. Mill towns and rural areas were often an exception. In Dundee the grander tenements were built with full indoor bathrooms during Victorian times. I would be interested in the variations in the introduction of plumbing especially indoor plumbing around the world.
I'm in love with Waddesden. Also the family art collection is TDF
This crime family needs to be brought up on charges for crimes against humanity!!
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Antisemitism alert.
@@gregblanton9386 😆 🤣 😂
@@zonilo1 Nope! This is personal.
One of the smaller rooms, it's about twice the size of my sitting room, has an interesting light fitting. It is part chandelier and part clock, the face of which faces downwards. I lent a little over the rope beneath in order to look up at the clockface and triggered alarms. The room was suddenly filled with staff, and my face was burning with embarrassment!
I've been several times, and each time, I've noticed something different. There is simply too much to take in during one visit. The photographs do not do the rooms justice. In the photographs, they look stunning, but in reality, they are jaw-dropping.
I simply could not choose a single room as my favourite. The whole place is incredible.
I've set off the alarm myself, extending my arm to point at something.
@@oltedders glad to hear it's so well protected.
@@chemokiki the Balfour painting didnt fair too well
Well, I grew up poor so when I see the excess of a home like this, I can only be impressed by it's grandeur, but that's it.
All of it is Beautiful!
So no tours of the dungeons and underground crypts where they perform their satanic rituals and human sacrifices I take it?
lmao...right? ...where are the goat head costumes?
Sarcasm??
You can't tour what doesn't exist but don't let that stop you spreading antisemitic tropes.
Oh wow, you can definitely see where George got his inspiration for Biltmore
What a Beautiful work of art ❤
I really like this one. Thanks, Ken!
Which one of the Rothchild mansions that’s currently empty it was a UA-cam video of the kids. Try to get in to look around, but they got caught by security guard on a golf cart when they were peeping into the windows. All you saw was just rooms filled with furniture and paintings.
Wow, it was very kind of them to bequeath it to the National Trust. It is the most beautiful building I have ever seen. I would never want to let it go…and they certainly have the wealth for its upkeep.
These War criminal are super rich.
The exterior is very reminiscent of The Biltmore. If you haven't covered it already, you should consider Boldt Castle in Alexandria Bay, NY.
Visited there about 10 years ago. The cafe round the side was where I had my first taste of Parsnip crisps/chips.
My favorite was the beautiful dining room I love the white and gilded texture it was beautiful
The dining room was fabulous!
This stone house has everything + many more - Endless beauty.!!! "Need's One Extra" The Magical Music of Vocalist of Ms. Angelina Jordan...
At 0:56 is my favorite picture of Baron Ferdinand Rothschild 😍and can imagine his distinguished friends and honored guests as well as his private time in quarter's centuries before this digital currency internet distastractions. His post mortem picture reveals a deep, saddened loss of his wife and child.❤ Now they all live together in a special relationship in their respectful eternal home ✝️Eternal Father I offer Thee the most precious blood of your son Jesus in union with all the Masses being said all over the world this day for the souls in purgatory 🇻🇦Baron and his family 💐💐💐 Love his hospital built in his wife and childs honor 🎖
It is truly hard to imagine the opulance and ostentatious lifestyle that the rich had, and unfortunately sill posess, against the angst and despair that so many humans struggle with today. Such greed and shallowness toward the rest of humanity is truly disgusting, no matter the time and distance in history.
It's the human condition. Basically all people are reaching for more, from the poorest to the richest.
Those dining rooms! beautiful
A testament to the absurd inequality there is in this world.
I'm not exaggerating when I say that their estimated wealth is roughly equal to the wealth of the entire rest of the world
It is said that the art inside one of their 18 estates would end world hunger forever.
Do you think it is a sin to have the cure for mass-starvation but choose not to ?
There is something so ugly about the interiors of these palaces. Just doesn't feel homey at all. Feels despressing and cold.
One problem, though, given the distance to the kitchens, by the time coffee arrived in the lounge, it was cold......
people were definitely sacked
The best part is getting out of that heavy interior!
Make no mistake, they are still the most powerful family in the world.
“If my sons did not want wars, there would be none.” Gutle Schnapner Rothschild
"Let us reduce the ephah and increase the shekel; let us cheat with dishonest scales. Let us falsify the scales by deceit, That we may buy the poor for silver, And the needy for a pair of shoes-Even sell the chaff with the wheat..."Amos 8:5-7
"The stranger that is within thee shall get up above thee very high; and thou shalt come down very low. He shall lend to thee, and thou shalt not lend to him: he shall be the head, and thou shalt be the tail." Deuteronomy 28:43-44 The "stranger among us" is the FED aka Rothschilds aka Wroth Children of Cain/Esau/Synagogue of Satan-Rev 2:9 and 3:9
well they are part of the western monarchies and establishment
And the most evil trying to take over the world
@@cindysmall5286and they never succeeded.
The front of this mansion was used in the classic British film comedy Carry On Don’t lose your head.
It's been used in many films and TV series
Imagine all the creepy things or killings they have happened in those people’s homes… they’re evil
My interests were in the fireplaces in this impressive house. Look up
Tartarian fireplaces. Then ask yourself why they would put beautiful paintings and cloth above and around heat sources.
I love how the comments are focused on the truth about how this family became a banking dynasty, to begin with. Nothing about it was good but let's highlight their trinkets and not the atrocities they have committed to have such things.
What atrocities?
Most vile people 😮
You can still appreciate the beauty and that's what the focus of this video is. There are a ton of evil rothshchild video's out there to watch already.
@@boblil1808They are one of the 13 satanic families
Simply breathtaking.... WOW! 😳☺️👍🥰
Every time I see opulent homes like this, I can't help but think of all of the homeless people in this world who would simply feel blessed to have a warm place to lay their heads at night. I just can't get excited over these huge private homes. While beautiful, indeed, the money it takes just to maintain the glory of this big empty 'home' could help a lot of people. I know, bah humbug!
Oh, brother!
This! This is the house I never knew I always wanted!
Imagine robbing the planet with fake money and not working a day of your life.
Absolutely fabulous
People still live like this while the country's public finances are a disaster...
who remembers this house from Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham
Only Rothschild money can do this!. Where we get to see the house with all its accoutrements INTACT!. So nice to see everything in FULL COLOR!. All the different textures and glistening bits- exactly as it was when they lived there. So much better than black and white photos of what used to be. So satisfying!!. 👍🍾👏
Masterpiece among the best or the best that I have seen so far.
Garish !...........Please do the estate in the Movie "The Remains of the DAY " !
A little, yeah...
-Actually more than a little, but it's still beautiful in its own garish way.
Gorgeous home.
With the Rothschilds family, you're talking about a gross net worth of the entire Rothschilds clan of about $500,000,000,000,000 (mol).
"was", they have a family of over 10000 people who are in top positions of every country.
Personally, for so few people to live in such a vast space and 'try' to call it a home and convince others of the same always throws me a little. My view does not come from 'The haves and the have nots'....but more from the practicality of it. (like design over function etc).
It's a bit like setting up a dining table, chairs a bed etc in the middle of a 50 acre field/ football arena, and trying to convince everyone that your comfortable ,at home in the space and dont feel exposed or lost within it. If you think about it on a more realistic scale, for example, has recent has the 1970's families of 6/8 lived in a 'two-up, two-down house...fast forward to the present day and these same victorian homes are being extended/renovated because 'they are too small for a couple or family of just 3 people!.
So maybe it's down to 'making what you have home' or extreme wealth needing to shout about it (the later being ironic, considering the lengths they go to, to secure and protect their privacy...and yet shouting "Look at me, I'm here!".
All of this was in very good beautiful taste, and In considering taste and comfort, and functionality Great view of this magnificent place 💖✅👍👍❣️
Incredible home but I wouldnt be happy . Id rather spend my money elsewhere like feeding the poorer children
Pure wow!
Thanks Ken 😊❤
It's all stunning. But I really loved the dining room
Not sure why but though it is beautiful, it gives me a sense of sadness as to all of the effort put into build such accomodations the owner still had just one lifetime to enjoy it. It looks to me as a great tomb for some reason.
Now THIS is beautiful….ornate but tasteful. Im sorry but this estate puts to shame most of the gaudy older American mansions we’ve seen on this channel. Thank you for sharing!
0:50 is that mark Zuckerberg
Yes New
Disgusting.
The grounds are what I Love. I would live in a tent for that view ❤
Automaton has the stresses placed on the second and fourth syllables, when pronounced correctly.
Why is youtube giving "Context" for this video about the Rothschilds? I've never seen youtube do this for any other family or person. And why is the context linked to encyclopaedia Britannica? And not wikipedia as it almost always is. Hmmm.
UA-cam did this for my White House video, too. They do this when there is a lot of misinformation about a particular subject. As usual, I stuck to the facts and did not put anything in my video that might further disinformation and/or conspiracy.
@@ThisHouseweird they didn't link to wikipedia as they always do though, but instead encyclopedia Britannica. I looked at your white house video too but the context link is not there for it. It was the how many white houses video right?
Interesting, it was on that video for the first few days. It must have been removed after being reviewed by a real person.
You're noticing.
Favorites? The automaton elephant and exploding plate chandelier!