One of the family pictures in ground level belongs to the Iran's last Queen , FARAH PAHLAVI ) and her children , after revolution in 1979 they ran from Iran to Egypt, France, US . Most of SHAH relatives and hi very close affilates also ran to France . The Queen herself had been living and studying before marrying SHAH. I suspected this little mansion was one of his follower. Persians love and adore rugs especially hand made ones. They cover floors with thicker one and the walls with thinner ones as a decoration. Thank you guys for the effort you make for the beautiful videoes. Liked and subscribed already. 👏🙌🙏🇮🇷🇨🇦
Young gents, you have class, integrity and finess. Most of all respectfully treating peoples belongings. Those are peoples lives left behind. So many questions. Some of them had to run for a safer life & still among the living. I wonder that some of them watching your videos & still alive? Quiet possible. They're very happy the way you treat the once their loved homes. Also like the calm background musics. Music brings the emotions out to feel the energy. Yiu can feel the powerful energy in that place. Very rare & unusual finding. This I thought was 🇮🇷Iranian or Marokkoien, Iraqi person's house. We wish them well if they're alive today. See you again soon. Great videos. Thank you. 👌
Gentlemen, I am truly grateful to you for letting us “tag-along” with you during your incredible investigations. From the beginning of this, I knew you would have to work hard 😓 just to lay eyes on the place. Your channel is my very favorite, because you both conduct yourselves with dignity and decorum. You’re always recognizant of the lives that these houses represent. I truly hope that both of you are in college...You two will continue to contribute so very much to this world. 🗺 All my best.
I am quite certain that these lovely boys will do great things. I would definitely be very proud to be their mama or papa! Keep at it boys. I love how respectful you are of the homes you visit, and I'm grateful for the glimpses you give us of the lives of the people who who once lived there. BTW: People used to hang tapestries on the walls to cover the bare brickwork and even to keep out draughts.
In my estimation, this was your most interesting find yet. I never saw such magnificent furnishings in any one place before. It was so intriguing. We really got a good view of how these people lived. There whole way of life is completely different than ours. Wonderful find!! Thank you!
This place is magical for sure’ every time I watch you go through these places I wonder why someone doesn’t come get the antiques and put them to use instead of letting them rot, such a shame.
among the explorers of an old house you are the best when it comes to explaining things what you see. you truly appreciates everything and respectful to the memories of the past owners of the properties
Beautiful house! As usual, you guys treat the house and therefore the former owners with respect! Putting the money back shows your integrity and love for what you do❤️
I dont think you noticed but it really looked like that charir with the red cushion that you lifted would open for storage! Wish you would have checked it out. The tapestry and carpets were GORGEOUS!!!The furniture was amazing too!
That wooden furniture is the real deal, absolutely stunning. The place seems very dark and I’d open the curtains to let the light shine in. Loved you fighting through the vegetation to get there. What an interesting find. Loved it 🌹
This may help identify this family. On the table showing the family there is a photo of the former Shah of Iran. Therefore I believe this family to be from Persia or now Iran. Thanks for all you guys do. Chuck in NJ, USA
Moments in time G I don’t think it was their home. I think the people who lived there were Iranian and they had a photo of the royal family up on their wall.
I agree as the iotola was banishing to France by the former Shah. Only to return at the Shahs overthrow. Been there know much. The past has many secrets. Chuck in USA, NJ
The family in the photo was actually the wife and children of the shah of Iran. They were the royal family of Iran. The owners of that property we’re probably Iranian and that was a tribute to the royal family. I guarantee you those medieval tapestries and Persian carpets are worth some money. Not to mention all that furniture.
I’m agree with you but you know they are still a live and they are not rich yet how could they leave all that furniture and photos behind them and i saw calendar it was 2015 it mean 5 yeas ago its so interesting 🧐 and the wall carpets not iranian Christian ✝️ on the wall but they are muslim
Explomo, I really enjoyed your enchanted explore of this tiny home. I would like to thank your subscribers who commented for the wealth of knowledge they shared. Yes, pictures of the Shah of Iran and family were shown in several rooms. That makes it easier to figure out a story to suit the abandoned home. Great explore guys. Gotta love you!!
Hi there, Lovely comment, dear Grandma Carla! - You expressed also my feelings about this location and the wonderful boys of Explomo with your words so well! - Thank you! - Kind regards.
Such magnificent furniture, so beautiful. Its almost like someone wanted to hide the family antiques there. So bizarre. Amazing explore as usual. Much love from Ana in Queensland Australia 🇭🇲✌❤
Wow what an amazing find. My first time watching one of your videos but fully enjoyed that! What a beautiful place frozen in time, some unreal antique furniture there never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing guys and I shall look forward to watching more of your video's 👍😀.
Wow that was a surprise.This "upholstery lady" says that this is beautiful antique furniture barley twist chairs and hand carved pieces . Those are embossed leather chairs and the tapestries are stunning what a gem!
I agree. I've seen barley twist chairs before but never with those carvings. The farmer wife and husband as never before. The other chairs with arms looked Italian?
Hi both it’s Ann ,glad you both managed to fight through the bushes ,what an incredible house just sitting their decaying,the furniture is nice .I wonder how long it’s been empty,WHY do people have to steel an trash someone’s house,their fingers aught to drop of .great find much love Ann uk xxxx
It is DEFINITELY the former "Shah of Iran" whom died of cancer in exhile. His wife Farrah endured 2 suicides by her children. First the daughter, Leila Pahlavi, in 2001, then her son Alireza Pahlavi in 2011. Very tragic family, and why so much is left behind. The mother Farrah, in the dyed red hair, is still in exile in Paris, France.
Wow! Another Beautiful Video. Just such a shame to leave this all behind. And the purse behind the refrigerator. I really loved the intricate designs in the woodwork. Just amazing. So much work was put into making these fine pieces of furniture. The Tapestries are simply beautiful. So much to see. I really Appreciate Your Constant Professionalism, Candor & Respect for all the places you go to. Looking Forward to Your next Exciting Explomo Expedition of Places Unknown & Unseen. Take Care & Much Love For Your Health & Safety Each & Every Day. Peace Out!
Thank you so much for making this video. Wonderful job showing off the furniture. This house is a true treasure trove. The antiques are fascinating and rare
Hi Maureno & Remon, such an amazing place, those cabinets and chairs in both of those rooms blew me away, they are gorgeous and so intricately carved too. It's really hard to put any kind of style to the house, in some parts Indian and others French. For once you found treasure although it was in a purse and not a treasure chest, still it was very cool to find. Thank you for battling through all that undergrowth, much love. xx💖🤘
Very sad house,and story. The scorpions on the walls are the meaning of learning how to let things go. And eventually they did. You see guys,there is always a reason for everything. Thank you for sharing your work.
The carved chair near the stairs has a mystery, you didn't realize it, but the chair has a compartment under the pillow, and the saint on the recliner has something behind him.
Definitely a strong cultural influence from “somewhere”. Amazing furniture for such a little cottage. Beautiful tapestries, rugs and quilts. It is mystifying that they left everything? Someone definitely mussed the place up a bit as I am sure the family did not live messy like that. Thank you for this intriguing explore!
I don’t care about anything says. I care bout these two who were so able of making things Great! They really feed our satisfaction. I love these two forever. So unique Personality and talent who works with passion!
What a strange place you found, and everything in reasonably good shape ! Another great video Maureno and Remon - WELL DONE for scrambling through all that undergrowth ! Take care and stay safe :-)
Hello Maureno and Remon, Awesome to see both of you in a video again... What an amazing explore you have shown us, very unique home and furnishings. The past occupants definitely stayed with the same theme for decorating it, such beautiful ornate antique furniture, worth a small fortune I would imagine... did 'work' in such small rooms, but deserves to be saved In a much larger space. Again, awesome job and can't wait to see you both exploring together in the future!! Stay safe and happy in your travels!!
Apart from furnitures i loved the color combination of tapestries.. traditional yet modern. Also, you guys are so gentle and respectful dealing with desolated and abandoned properties of other ppl.
You should turn the purse over to the police and give them information about this place. This family appears to have been in hiding and who knows what happened to them.
This place is beautiful but not normal, looks like a hideout for a very wealthy person that left in a hurry nobody leaves home without identification or money unless they don't want to be identified
Once again a great explore. The furniture is beautiful, its a shame it cant be saved. You did the right thing with that purse. These people would of be Iranian, the photo on the table tells that. They must of fled when everything went belly up and found peace here. Very touching. Thanks guys. Take care and stay safe 😊
Hey guys, great job. This was a treasure indeed. People from the Middle East. They perhaps lived there but had to leave. There’s a lot of people from Libya and Iran that live in Paris. Very common. That is definitely the Shaw of Iran in that picture. Those tapestries and the furniture are amazing. That is not trash...very valuable stuff. Good find. Stay safe!!
I love the tapestries on the wall. And the furniture is so beautifully decorated. Shame about all the bushes and hedges you had to walk through. Maybe it's for the best. Intruders and such. Great video guys xx
I think one person lived in exile in this place; they had given him/her a full equiped tiny house. without the sewing machine, I would say the resident was male. My guess, He was a Middle Eastern from, probably, Iran. Seems to have lived until 2015. Probably died. And, Most of the stuff have royal era and they look pretty old ( with exception to few things). or at least someone from rich society. The furniture details was well done, and the effort to make this place home was high.
Minute - 33:08 - The family photo is of the Queen of Iran - Farah Diba together with her four children - about 30-40 years ago (two of them are no longer alive).
@@DulceN actually she was styled QUEEN of Iran when she married the Shah on 20 December 1959 @21. And was considered both QUEEN and/or EMPRESS and/or QUEEN CONSORT
Hi Maureno and Remon! That place was definitely a mystery. I'm thinking that the previous owners may have been Persian, but I'm basing that off all the carpets, tapestries and the fact that the older gentleman in a photo looked like the Father of a Persian man I dated. I know it's referred to as Iran, but my ex boyfriend was so kind I called him my Persian Prince. 😉 If anybody came to rob the place, they overlooked the rugs and tapestries, which can add up in value, but I'm happy they're still there. I'm wondering if it was basically a summer place used for vacations. But then again, why was there a purse with all the owner's belongings inside? It's a conundrum. I hope you both enjoyed your meal outside after your exploration. Stay safe Maureno and Remon. Best wishes from your 🇨🇦 admirer. Happy travels to you both. I forgot to mention that I really enjoyed the house. It was so different and unexpected.
I think they could have been hiding from some people, very strange everything was lifted behind, their money credit cards and identity cards , and I thought it strange that she had a knife in her purse, I hope nothing bad has happened to these people.
@@greentea9206I don’t see any Indian name and those pictures are of the Iranian (ex) royal family. I don’t see any reason for an Indian to have a lot of pictures of Iranian royal family. The house probably belonged to either a member of the royal family or a close friend.
The family photo in the thumb nail is the shah of irans family, they must have been an Iranian family loyal to the old shah maybe kept this as a summer home the second family photo in the video is probably them
Just did a little digging. Most defiantly the family of the exiled shaw of Iran with his last wife and children. After he was given sa Sanctuary by Jimmy Carter he also died in the US. His last wife love to Paris and spent much time there after his youngest daughter became addicted to drugs she had been a model at some point in New York she wound up going to Paris or France area also I think that it's her house that you found she died of a drug overdose in the early 2000s and the brother that's in the picture committed suicide I think around 2011 if you look at the picture of the shop with his family the young girls picture that you found in the house is the young girl in the picture
I love to watch your videos. I am from Lawton Oklahoma in the United States. I wish I was younger I would love to explore the places you find! I am glad that you do these videos so I can go with you! I have explored some of the abandoned houses right here in Lawton. Just like the ones that you show. People have left behind everything they owned but since they are in the city limited vandels have trashed them. Keep doing what you are doing! Thank you so much for video taping these magenficent places. Its a great way to save for history sake.
That style of decor is Iranian. The picture on the wall tells me whoever lived there escaped the country before Ayatollah Khomeini took the power of Iran 1979, exiling the Shaw of Iran around that time. The picture of the table is the shaw of Iran and his family behind. Ayatollah Khomeini took a once modern and thriving country back to the stone ages. Many people fled the brutal regime of the Ayatollah and were dispersed throughout the world as refugees of war. I was 16 when that happened. I remember seeing it on tv. People were burning there furniture and books. They were not allowed to have furniture. The only book they could have was the Koran. Women were made to quit their jobs and put on those black veils. IT WAS HORRIABLE> They killed anyone that did not obey and didn't even try to hide it. They want the country to be Shari Law and nothing else. Now Iran is nothing but rubble today. Check out what it was like back in the early 70s it was beautiful, progressive, and modern. Obviously, the family had money at one time probably when they fled the country they brought that stuff with them. What a beautiful place, and a garden that would have been. Magical! Glad to see they found peace. Because the would have gone through hell to get there
I'm glad of your knowledge as, i have just said to my hubby that this furniture is like it's been bought from a whealthy home and into a tiny humble house! The walls give it away. So many just painted brick, with luscious rugs to make it look like home. How sad.
but they are not muslims have u seen the images on the wall there is an image of st joseph holding Jesus Christ meaning they are devout catholics. and on the second floor there is also and image on the wall pertaining to catholics
26:28 The man in the framed pic above a tapestry might be Ernest Perron, Shah's secretary. The upstairs bedroom may have belonged to Perron because there is a Catholic painting hanging on the wall. Perron was Catholic, and the Shah was not. Yet, Perron died in 1961, long before 2014 or the year of the latest artifact you found in the house. The other theory is that the man in the pic is the husband of the Shah's older sister Shams. Perron converted Shams to Catholicism. The third theory is that the man in the pic is the husband of the Shah's oldest daughter Shahnaz. He died in 2014, which kind of matches the narrative of the video. The house could have been used by different members of the Shah's family as a vacation cottage.
Hey, thank you again! Super explore and indeed, a very strange one. It lefts me thinking about so many possibilities of who these persons were. My assumption is as follows. A rich noble family who used to be wealthy and living in a castle in France got to move out because the "vie de chateau" is expensive. The couple, French and Persian, or French and Hungarian (ref. to the portrait of the woman in the bedroom), got old and broke, moved to that little house with their belongings: antique furniture of the 18th to 20th centuries, medieval tapestries, Bakhshayesh and Caucasian carpets and so on. This is just after the 1st watch. I may got more hints of other things that could happen.
I like the way they show respect to these people properties, I am positive that those souls and ancestors present in those places appreciate that. Keep up with the good work. You guys are profesionals.
Such a sad story , that poor family , God willing the guilty will be punished . Was he a bad king ? They could have formed a constitutional monarchy like Sweden or Denmark
@@Luzviminda777 It was sad ending the loss of his 2 children. I'M afraid many Persian, families remain being persecuted hated for nothing they did. Yes, had they survived lives would be better.
Love this place beautiful wood cabinets all the details amazing and chairs bet in its day was cosy with the fire glowing well done boys for sharing this with us wasn't easy walk through for you xxxx
Hi Explomo , wow this place was different , the style throughout the house was very medieval with the dark wood and dark red on the chairs and tables and the rugs on the wall , a very unique find and really interesting , thanks for sharing , peace out . :)
Such gorgeous furniture! Thank you for working so hard to see this beautiful little place & show it to us. It's actually a tradition to hang Tapestry Rug's & Quilt's on the wall. 👍💌
The garden was a dream! It had to be so glorious when it was tended to. The interior reminded me of Romanian, and Bohemian. Absolutely stunning. Most think Persia. Regardless, it was stunning. Best explore I've ever seen. Thank you!🌹
What a beautiful house . So much expensive furniture . And other things left . Fantastic find Guys . Enjoy your dinner . Stay safe . And have a great evening .
You should have put that hidden the purse with money and credit cards somewhere off camera. Now people will set out to find this house and take the purse. Oh well, it would just stay there and rot I guess.
The credit cards will be expired. Nobody will go to those lengths to go all the way through the overgrowth, needing to move a heavy fridge, for a mere 25 Euros.
Thank you guys for sharing this amazing find. I hope the family found peace, altho why leave there belongings doesn't make sence, unless they died! It looks like someone has stayed there since it was abandonned!
Those are actually called "Tapestry" . Downstairs there were 2 quilts. They also would have helped to keep it warmer in there as well. Also, the throne chair looks like the seat lifts for storage. Awesome Discovery Guys !! Stunning furniture
I love the textiles on the wall,yes is very common in the east but also in castles.i have one beautiful one of jesus as a shepherd with a staff amongst sheep..I think the furniture is real,looks solid wood
This is a magnificent place!!! Too bad that the gorgeous antiques in this place can’t be restored & given love once again. They are 1 of a kind...I’ve never seen beautiful antiques like these! Very sad that it was & probably will continue to be vandalized 😞 This is a phenomenal place with phenomenal furniture!!! Thank you sooo very much for sharing this beautiful property ❤️
lolll i dont understand why people think only Persia has rugs and tapestries. None of you are able to explore any middle east countries like Dubai, Abu dhabi, Morocco or India???? These countries have more tapestries, rugs, golds in the world not just Persia lolllll and the name written there is more like an Indian family
@@rojiblancoverde whats rude of telling that those things they are seeing in the video are very common things you can buy in flee markets from the countries i mention. It cannot fetch millions lolll even Indonesia have these kinds of things in their common market places. Fact-people here are ignorant about other countries and cultures awwww
Hi Maureno and Remon from the fabulous Urbex duo Explomo, What a great pleasure to watch a new video from you! You really made my day! Very interesting house with incredibly intricate wood carvings on the furniture. The interior made somehow quite a wealthy impression. I also loved these gorgeous tapestries showing historizing scenes from the Medieval and Renaissance. - That bottle on a cabinet might contain some oil for salads. Of course I am only guessing. The photograph maybe showing the former inhabitants, led me to the conclusion, it might have been a Persian (Iranian) family, especially because there was also a smaller picture visible, showing probably the last emperor, Shah Rezah Pahlewi, although I am not absolutely sure, but he looked very similar to that former leader of Persia before the reign of the Mullahs. Great explore, dear friends, which I enjoyed very much watching! - Maureno, have you already received your birthday present?? (PayPal). - I wish you a safe and wonderful flight to Portugal and then a lot of fun with Lesley and Danny. - It was so lovely having you as my guest! Stay safe and take care! - Blessings, peace and kindest regards, bro!
Dear Sir, this video is great, but your comment is even better. Thumbs up for your excellent language skills and your instinct for the really important things in life! I will probably always be your biggest fan.
lollll rugs, tapestries, golds and even wood carvings are not just common in Persia. Where in the world you people live??? Do you know that middle eastern countries like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Morocco, India and even in Indonesia they have the most elegant and cheap things like this to buy? lollllll
@@greentea9206 , I didn't say they were just exclusively characteristic for Persia. I only expressed an observation. - What you say about the middle eastern countries as well as Morocco, India and indonesia is very well known to me, as I have been travelling to some of these countries. Of course I have had the opportunity even to see, how such handcrafted furniture was produced. But still a good argument. - Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Wishing you a restful Sunday and kind regards.
Wow, what an amazing find!!! Absolutely awesome and full of wonderful furniture and wall hangings - worth a small fortune I've no doubt! AND so well hidden by nature. Its a crime to just let all that magnificent stuff rot...... Hope you had a good meal there and that you can find your way out of there in the dark!!!! Gill 🇬🇧
I think you should use the information and identities found in the house to locate the family so they can reclaim their family members' possessions. That house is packed with family heirlooms that some family should be allowed to have for future generations.
I am sorry, I didn't read the comments below. I see the owners of the home were discovered and what happened to them. Such a sad history. Thank you for documenting the lovely items in the home prior to their eventual demise.
One of the family pictures in ground level belongs to the Iran's last Queen , FARAH PAHLAVI ) and her children , after revolution in 1979 they ran from Iran to Egypt, France, US .
Most of SHAH relatives and hi very close affilates also ran to France . The Queen herself had been living and studying before marrying SHAH.
I suspected this little mansion was one of his follower.
Persians love and adore rugs especially hand made ones. They cover floors with thicker one and the walls with thinner ones as a decoration.
Thank you guys for the effort you make for the beautiful videoes.
Liked and subscribed already. 👏🙌🙏🇮🇷🇨🇦
Young gents, you have class, integrity and finess. Most of all respectfully treating peoples belongings. Those are peoples lives left behind. So many questions. Some of them had to run for a safer life & still among the living.
I wonder that some of them watching your videos & still alive?
Quiet possible. They're very happy the way you treat the once their loved homes. Also like the calm background musics. Music brings the emotions out to feel the energy.
Yiu can feel the powerful energy in that place. Very rare & unusual finding. This I thought was 🇮🇷Iranian or Marokkoien, Iraqi person's house.
We wish them well if they're alive today. See you again soon.
Great videos. Thank you. 👌
Maybe show this video to a local museum and see if they can save these pieces. This is part of history and should be saved.
Gentlemen, I am truly grateful to you for letting us “tag-along” with you during your incredible investigations. From the beginning of this, I knew you would have to work hard 😓 just to lay eyes on the place. Your channel is my very favorite, because you both conduct yourselves with dignity and decorum. You’re always recognizant of the lives that these houses represent. I truly hope that both of you are in college...You two will continue to contribute so very much to this world. 🗺 All my best.
Yes both are studying medicine
I am quite certain that these lovely boys will do great things. I would definitely be very proud to be their mama or papa!
Keep at it boys. I love how respectful you are of the homes you visit, and I'm grateful for the glimpses you give us of the lives of the people who who once lived there.
BTW: People used to hang tapestries on the walls to cover the bare brickwork and even to keep out draughts.
They are my faves too! Very respectful to the used to be owners. These kids deserve a real abandoned mansions on our regular tv channels.
In my estimation, this was your most interesting find yet. I never saw such magnificent furnishings in any one place before. It was so intriguing. We really got a good view of how these people lived. There whole way of life is completely different than ours. Wonderful find!! Thank you!
Thats why i love this vlog so much.
Can you imaging cleaning that beautiful furniture, it would take a brush for all the details.
I agree. I can watch this video over and over. Bros of decay also covered it. Such treasure
This place is magical for sure’ every time I watch you go through these places I wonder why someone doesn’t come get the antiques and put them to use instead of letting them rot, such a shame.
Looks like they were contacting the dead in that room
That's stealing. It belongs to someone in the family probably.
among the explorers of an old house you are the best when it comes to explaining things what you see. you truly appreciates everything and respectful to the memories of the past owners of the properties
Beautiful house! As usual, you guys treat the house and therefore the former owners with respect! Putting the money back shows your integrity and love for what you do❤️
I dont think you noticed but it really looked like that charir with the red cushion that you lifted would open for storage! Wish you would have checked it out. The tapestry and carpets were GORGEOUS!!!The furniture was amazing too!
I noticed that as well
That wooden furniture is the real deal, absolutely stunning. The place seems very dark and I’d open the curtains to let the light shine in. Loved you fighting through the vegetation to get there. What an interesting find. Loved it 🌹
No, it will fade all the fabrics from the light. Id rather keep it that way.
WOW! The Antiques & Carpets are worth Thousands of Dollars! BEAUTIFUL
Hey guys, greetings from Canada, wondering if anyone has ever recognized from your videos a family place that they remember?
This may help identify this family. On the table showing the family there is a photo of the former Shah of Iran. Therefore I believe this family to be from Persia or now Iran. Thanks for all you guys do. Chuck in NJ, USA
That's Farah Diba the wife of the Shah. Why would they abandon their home like that.
Moments in time G I don’t think it was their home. I think the people who lived there were Iranian and they had a photo of the royal family up on their wall.
I agree
This is probably a case of wars, diplomats problems that were asked to move out of France.
I agree as the iotola was banishing to France by the former Shah. Only to return at the Shahs overthrow. Been there know much. The past has many secrets. Chuck in USA, NJ
What a beautiful find, loved all that carved furniture wow it was stunning, wonder what happened to them? Thank you for sharing a wonderful video.
The carpets help hold in heat. In castles you will see this as well!! Glad to see you guys and God bless.
The family in the photo was actually the wife and children of the shah of Iran. They were the royal family of Iran. The owners of that property we’re probably Iranian and that was a tribute to the royal family. I guarantee you those medieval tapestries and Persian carpets are worth some money. Not to mention all that furniture.
Exactly.
Indeed.
I’m agree with you but you know they are still a live and they are not rich yet how could they leave all that furniture and photos behind them and i saw calendar it was 2015 it mean 5 yeas ago its so interesting 🧐 and the wall carpets not iranian Christian ✝️ on the wall but they are muslim
The Empress Farah is still alive-in her 80’s and this is her website:
www.farahpahlavi.org
Explomo, I really enjoyed your enchanted explore of this tiny home. I would like to thank your subscribers who commented for the wealth of knowledge they shared. Yes, pictures of the Shah of Iran and family were shown in several rooms. That makes it easier to figure out a story to suit the abandoned home. Great explore guys. Gotta love you!!
Hi there, Lovely comment, dear Grandma Carla! - You expressed also my feelings about this location and the wonderful boys of
Explomo with your words so well! - Thank you! - Kind regards.
Such magnificent furniture, so beautiful. Its almost like someone wanted to hide the family antiques there. So bizarre. Amazing explore as usual.
Much love from Ana in Queensland Australia 🇭🇲✌❤
Wow what an amazing find. My first time watching one of your videos but fully enjoyed that! What a beautiful place frozen in time, some unreal antique furniture there never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing guys and I shall look forward to watching more of your video's 👍😀.
The "carpets" hanging on the walls are called tapestries, which are not made to be walked on but to be hung...
And it’s customary in our part of the world that Pakistan,Iran,Afghanistan,India to hang these handmade tapestries on the wall
Wow that was a surprise.This "upholstery lady" says that this is beautiful antique furniture barley twist chairs and hand carved pieces . Those are embossed leather chairs and the tapestries are stunning what a gem!
I agree. I've seen barley twist chairs before but never with those carvings. The farmer wife and husband as never before. The other chairs with arms looked Italian?
The chairs at 7:00 h are antique, they are from the 19th century, historistic, Neo-Renaissance. What a beautiful home!
Thank you for being respectful and not taking anything, God bless you!
It appears the family escaped from a richer home and settled in safety with what they could take like fine furniture and tapestries. My heavens
Look closer, this is a summer cottage. Doll House. I honestly think the little girl decorated. With no spending limit lol
Hi both it’s Ann ,glad you both managed to fight through the bushes ,what an incredible house just sitting their decaying,the furniture is nice .I wonder how long it’s been empty,WHY do people have to steel an trash someone’s house,their fingers aught to drop of .great find much love Ann uk xxxx
It is DEFINITELY the former "Shah of Iran" whom died of cancer in exhile. His wife Farrah endured 2 suicides by her children. First the daughter, Leila Pahlavi, in 2001, then her son Alireza Pahlavi in 2011. Very tragic family, and why so much is left behind. The mother Farrah, in the dyed red hair, is still in exile in Paris, France.
What a sad story :(
Thx for the info!
I was just about to write , these furnitures and carpets belong in a castle . It sadness me when families are torn apart .
Deine Geschichte kann nicht stimmen in Wiki steht das shah of Iran ein König war und der hat ganz bestimmt nicht bis 2015 gelebt
Farrah pahlavi is born on 14.10.1938 and she is death. She was a queen of iran
I was almost certain it had to be something like that
Wow! Another Beautiful Video. Just such a shame to leave this all behind. And the purse behind the refrigerator. I really loved the intricate designs in the woodwork. Just amazing. So much work was put into making these fine pieces of furniture. The Tapestries are simply beautiful. So much to see. I really Appreciate Your Constant Professionalism, Candor & Respect for all the places you go to. Looking Forward to Your next Exciting Explomo Expedition of Places Unknown & Unseen. Take Care & Much Love For Your Health & Safety Each & Every Day. Peace Out!
Thank you so much for making this video. Wonderful job showing off the furniture. This house is a true treasure trove. The antiques are fascinating and rare
This one episode was by far the best abandoned place you both have video taped . Live your work .. KEEP up the good efforts and THANK YOU
Love your work
Hi Maureno & Remon, such an amazing place, those cabinets and chairs in both of those rooms blew me away, they are gorgeous and so intricately carved too. It's really hard to put any kind of style to the house, in some parts Indian and others French. For once you found treasure although it was in a purse and not a treasure chest, still it was very cool to find. Thank you for battling through all that undergrowth, much love. xx💖🤘
Very sad house,and story. The scorpions on the walls are the meaning of learning how to let things go. And eventually they did. You see guys,there is always a reason for everything. Thank you for sharing your work.
I was tend to sleep by now but seeing the notif of Explomo's upload is like a temptation...this is such awesome! Much love guys ❣️
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The carved chair near the stairs has a mystery, you didn't realize it, but the chair has a compartment under the pillow, and the saint on the recliner has something behind him.
Definitely a strong cultural influence from “somewhere”. Amazing furniture for such a little cottage. Beautiful tapestries, rugs and quilts. It is mystifying that they left everything? Someone definitely mussed the place up a bit as I am sure the family did not live messy like that. Thank you for this intriguing explore!
I don’t care about anything says. I care bout these two who were so able of making things Great! They really feed our satisfaction. I love these two forever. So unique Personality and talent who works with passion!
What a strange place you found, and everything in reasonably good shape ! Another great video Maureno and Remon - WELL DONE for scrambling through all that undergrowth ! Take care and stay safe :-)
Hello Maureno and Remon, Awesome to see both of you in a video again... What an amazing explore you have shown us, very unique home and furnishings. The past occupants definitely stayed with the same theme for decorating it, such beautiful ornate antique furniture, worth a small fortune I would imagine... did 'work' in such small rooms, but deserves to be saved In a much larger space. Again, awesome job and can't wait to see you both exploring together in the future!! Stay safe and happy in your travels!!
Apart from furnitures i loved the color combination of tapestries.. traditional yet modern.
Also, you guys are so gentle and respectful dealing with desolated and abandoned properties of other ppl.
You should turn the purse over to the police and give them information about this place. This family appears to have been in hiding and who knows what happened to them.
This place is beautiful but not normal, looks like a hideout for a very wealthy person that left in a hurry nobody leaves home without identification or money unless they don't want to be identified
Very true
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Thankyou for sharing this beautiful place. Much appreciated.
Once again a great explore. The furniture is beautiful, its a shame it cant be saved. You did the right thing with that purse. These people would of be Iranian, the photo on the table tells that. They must of fled when everything went belly up and found peace here. Very touching. Thanks guys. Take care and stay safe 😊
Hey guys, great job. This was a treasure indeed. People from the Middle East. They perhaps lived there but had to leave. There’s a lot of people from Libya and Iran that live in Paris. Very common. That is definitely the Shaw of Iran in that picture. Those tapestries and the furniture are amazing. That is not trash...very valuable stuff. Good find. Stay safe!!
I love the tapestries on the wall. And the furniture is so beautifully decorated. Shame about all the bushes and hedges you had to walk through. Maybe it's for the best. Intruders and such. Great video guys xx
I think one person lived in exile in this place; they had given him/her a full equiped tiny house. without the sewing machine, I would say the resident was male. My guess, He was a Middle Eastern from, probably, Iran. Seems to have lived until 2015. Probably died. And, Most of the stuff have royal era and they look pretty old ( with exception to few things). or at least someone from rich society. The furniture details was well done, and the effort to make this place home was high.
Ok,I want to buy it,keep everything,give it a good cleaning,NO UPDATING,and restore the garden
YES 👍 DO IT ...!!!
Agreed!
Makes me wonder how these properties get left behind with everything in it... Even like family photos and all things.. what a waste of it all
Many people live alone and are windowed or single without relatives
Late ,but very good seeing your videos explomo... always keep safe.. happy exploring on you guys 😇
What a find ! The pieces of furniture are absolutely beautiful, and made by real Craftsman! Thank you for sharing 👍
Minute - 33:08 - The family photo is of the Queen of Iran - Farah Diba together with her four children - about 30-40 years ago (two of them are no longer alive).
Farah Diva was an Empress, not a Queen.
@@DulceN actually she was styled QUEEN of Iran when she married the Shah on 20 December 1959 @21. And was considered both QUEEN and/or EMPRESS and/or QUEEN CONSORT
Hi Maureno and Remon! That place was definitely a mystery. I'm thinking that the previous owners may have been Persian, but I'm basing that off all the carpets, tapestries and the fact that the older gentleman in a photo looked like the Father of a Persian man I dated. I know it's referred to as Iran, but my ex boyfriend was so kind I called him my Persian Prince. 😉
If anybody came to rob the place, they overlooked the rugs and tapestries, which can add up in value, but I'm happy they're still there. I'm wondering if it was basically a summer place used for vacations. But then again, why was there a purse with all the owner's belongings inside? It's a conundrum.
I hope you both enjoyed your meal outside after your exploration. Stay safe Maureno and Remon. Best wishes from your 🇨🇦 admirer. Happy travels to you both.
I forgot to mention that I really enjoyed the house. It was so different and unexpected.
the name written there is an Indian name. Its not only Persians who have rugs and tapestries but anywhere in the middle east, india
I think they could have been hiding from some people, very strange everything was lifted behind, their money credit cards and identity cards , and I thought it strange that she had a knife in her purse, I hope nothing bad has happened to these people.
@@greentea9206I don’t see any Indian name and those pictures are of the Iranian (ex) royal family. I don’t see any reason for an Indian to have a lot of pictures of Iranian royal family. The house probably belonged to either a member of the royal family or a close friend.
The family photo in the thumb nail is the shah of irans family, they must have been an Iranian family loyal to the old shah maybe kept this as a summer home the second family photo in the video is probably them
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I just wrote the same.. I looked it up and they look very close..
I think you're right. It sure does look like him.
Or had to move here when the Shah was exiled from Iran that would explain all of the nice furniture crammed in such a small quarter
Just did a little digging. Most defiantly the family of the exiled shaw of Iran with his last wife and children. After he was given sa Sanctuary by Jimmy Carter he also died in the US. His last wife love to Paris and spent much time there after his youngest daughter became addicted to drugs she had been a model at some point in New York she wound up going to Paris or France area also I think that it's her house that you found she died of a drug overdose in the early 2000s and the brother that's in the picture committed suicide I think around 2011 if you look at the picture of the shop with his family the young girls picture that you found in the house is the young girl in the picture
I love to watch your videos. I am from Lawton Oklahoma in the United States. I wish I was younger I would love to explore the places you find! I am glad that you do these videos so I can go with you! I have explored some of the abandoned houses right here in Lawton. Just like the ones that you show. People have left behind everything they owned but since they are in the city limited vandels have trashed them. Keep doing what you are doing! Thank you so much for video taping these magenficent places. Its a great way to save for history sake.
I’m concerned that someone swept these people away suddenly. I hope they didn’t come to harm in some way.
As usual you always blow me away with these places you find for us
what an aweaome find, the house is beautiful.i would like to see it in person thanks for sharing.
That style of decor is Iranian. The picture on the wall tells me whoever lived there escaped the country before Ayatollah Khomeini took the power of Iran 1979, exiling the Shaw of Iran around that time. The picture of the table is the shaw of Iran and his family behind. Ayatollah Khomeini took a once modern and thriving country back to the stone ages. Many people fled the brutal regime of the Ayatollah and were dispersed throughout the world as refugees of war. I was 16 when that happened. I remember seeing it on tv. People were burning there furniture and books. They were not allowed to have furniture. The only book they could have was the Koran. Women were made to quit their jobs and put on those black veils. IT WAS HORRIABLE> They killed anyone that did not obey and didn't even try to hide it. They want the country to be Shari Law and nothing else. Now Iran is nothing but rubble today. Check out what it was like back in the early 70s it was beautiful, progressive, and modern. Obviously, the family had money at one time probably when they fled the country they brought that stuff with them. What a beautiful place, and a garden that would have been. Magical! Glad to see they found peace. Because the would have gone through hell to get there
I was thinking same and with the Christian relics they'd definately been persecuted.
Thankyou for sharing an insight of what had probally happened
Yes you tell the story well. So Sad for these people. I'm happy that they were able to escape. These were scary times in America & for the World.
I'm glad of your knowledge as, i have just said to my hubby that this furniture is like it's been bought from a whealthy home and into a tiny humble house! The walls give it away. So many just painted brick, with luscious rugs to make it look like home. How sad.
but they are not muslims have u seen the images on the wall there is an image of st joseph holding Jesus Christ meaning they are devout catholics. and on the second floor there is also and image on the wall pertaining to catholics
I love that little house and it's furniture. There seems to be some questions about the residents I hope they are safe and happy. Thank you X X
So you found ID, that should help with finding the owners right?
26:28 The man in the framed pic above a tapestry might be Ernest Perron, Shah's secretary. The upstairs bedroom may have belonged to Perron because there is a Catholic painting hanging on the wall. Perron was Catholic, and the Shah was not. Yet, Perron died in 1961, long before 2014 or the year of the latest artifact you found in the house. The other theory is that the man in the pic is the husband of the Shah's older sister Shams. Perron converted Shams to Catholicism. The third theory is that the man in the pic is the husband of the Shah's oldest daughter Shahnaz. He died in 2014, which kind of matches the narrative of the video. The house could have been used by different members of the Shah's family as a vacation cottage.
Where is this abandoned house located? What country?
@@EmeraldJade66 It must be in France because they keep referring to France.
Hey, thank you again! Super explore and indeed, a very strange one. It lefts me thinking about so many possibilities of who these persons were. My assumption is as follows. A rich noble family who used to be wealthy and living in a castle in France got to move out because the "vie de chateau" is expensive. The couple, French and Persian, or French and Hungarian (ref. to the portrait of the woman in the bedroom), got old and broke, moved to that little house with their belongings: antique furniture of the 18th to 20th centuries, medieval tapestries, Bakhshayesh and Caucasian carpets and so on. This is just after the 1st watch. I may got more hints of other things that could happen.
I like the way they show respect to these people properties, I am positive that those souls and ancestors present in those places appreciate that. Keep up with the good work. You guys are profesionals.
This was a special treat! Thanks again guys!😊
Dearest Empress Farrah, always live in our hearts forever loving you Queen ❤️💙❤️ Beloved King Reza Shah Pahlavi, family 🕊💙
Such a sad story , that poor family , God willing the guilty will be punished . Was he a bad king ? They could have formed a constitutional monarchy like Sweden or Denmark
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@@Luzviminda777 It was sad ending the loss of his 2 children. I'M afraid many Persian, families remain being persecuted hated for nothing they did. Yes, had they survived lives would be better.
@@bonnielestrange7604 I'M afraid to.
The tapestries on the walls and the furniture is absolutely amazing. Soo beautiful.
Love this place beautiful wood cabinets all the details amazing and chairs bet in its day was cosy with the fire glowing well done boys for sharing this with us wasn't easy walk through for you xxxx
the furniture remind me the ones that you could found on medieval castles
Hi Explomo , wow this place was different , the style throughout the house was very medieval with the dark wood and dark red on the chairs and tables and the rugs on the wall , a very unique find and really interesting , thanks for sharing , peace out . :)
This video is one of the most best well recorded as a result of the panning scenes. 📹😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Woahh 😻😻😻 beautiful house!!! I like those wood fournitures 😻😻😻 the details on the cabinets and chairs are insane! And the carpets on the walls too!!
Such gorgeous furniture! Thank you for working so hard to see this beautiful little place & show it to us. It's actually a tradition to hang Tapestry Rug's & Quilt's on the wall. 👍💌
The garden was a dream! It had to be so glorious when it was tended to.
The interior reminded me of Romanian, and Bohemian. Absolutely stunning.
Most think Persia. Regardless, it was stunning. Best explore I've ever seen. Thank you!🌹
I love the flowers with different colors and the furnitures the woods are iron woods i think thats lasting.. Stunning!
What a beautiful house . So much expensive furniture . And other things left . Fantastic find Guys . Enjoy your dinner . Stay safe . And have a great evening .
the least to do is hit the like button, great job guys and cheers for dinner!
Most thrilling urban exploration video I have watched in better on a year and I watch several daily. Fantastic find gentlemen! PRIMO!
May be their "summer" home, or just their vacation home. Beautiful, thank you💝
The carpets on the walls keep the home warm. Loved the explore. Wow antiques guys.
17:40 The furniture is definitely original french antique Henri II and Breton style while bedroom is Louis XVI, late 19th and early 20th century.
WOW 🤩
You should have put that hidden the purse with money and credit cards somewhere off camera. Now people will set out to find this house and take the purse. Oh well, it would just stay there and rot I guess.
AGREE ,AGREE,AGREE...!!
The credit cards will be expired. Nobody will go to those lengths to go all the way through the overgrowth, needing to move a heavy fridge, for a mere 25 Euros.
great video ,Maurino,thanks you make a good team with the very respectful touch
Thank you guys for sharing this amazing find. I hope the family found peace, altho why leave there belongings doesn't make sence, unless they died! It looks like someone has stayed there since it was abandonned!
Those are actually called "Tapestry" . Downstairs there were 2 quilts. They also would have helped to keep it warmer in there as well. Also, the throne chair looks like the seat lifts for storage. Awesome Discovery Guys !! Stunning furniture
I love the textiles on the wall,yes is very common in the east but also in castles.i have one beautiful one of jesus as a shepherd with a staff amongst sheep..I think the furniture is real,looks solid wood
Those are quilts as wall hangings. The tapestries were beautiful. Decorations. I really enjoyed this forgotten place and explore.
There not quilts, they are carpets, known as wall tapistrey.
This is a magnificent place!!! Too bad that the gorgeous antiques in this place can’t be restored & given love once again. They are 1 of a kind...I’ve never seen beautiful antiques like these! Very sad that it was & probably will continue to be vandalized 😞 This is a phenomenal place with phenomenal furniture!!! Thank you sooo very much for sharing this beautiful property ❤️
I can't be sure ,but the family photo shows them standing behind a photo of the Shah of Iran on the table. That might help explain the decor.
@Dominique Z Good catch.
The wood furniture and Tapestries alone would fetch almost a half a million dollars, add that gorgeous mirror........ a cool million!
lolll i dont understand why people think only Persia has rugs and tapestries. None of you are able to explore any middle east countries like Dubai, Abu dhabi, Morocco or India???? These countries have more tapestries, rugs, golds in the world not just Persia lolllll and the name written there is more like an Indian family
Green Tea did I mention any country?
No, I didn’t.
@@greentea9206 rude
@@rojiblancoverde whats rude of telling that those things they are seeing in the video are very common things you can buy in flee markets from the countries i mention. It cannot fetch millions lolll even Indonesia have these kinds of things in their common market places. Fact-people here are ignorant about other countries and cultures awwww
Hi Maureno and Remon from the fabulous Urbex duo Explomo, What a great pleasure to watch a new video from you! You really made my day!
Very interesting house with incredibly intricate wood carvings on the furniture. The interior made somehow quite a wealthy impression.
I also loved these gorgeous tapestries showing historizing scenes from the Medieval and Renaissance. - That bottle on a cabinet might
contain some oil for salads. Of course I am only guessing. The photograph maybe showing the former inhabitants, led me to the conclusion,
it might have been a Persian (Iranian) family, especially because there was also a smaller picture visible, showing probably the last emperor,
Shah Rezah Pahlewi, although I am not absolutely sure, but he looked very similar to that former leader of Persia before the reign of the Mullahs.
Great explore, dear friends, which I enjoyed very much watching! - Maureno, have you already received your birthday present?? (PayPal). - I wish
you a safe and wonderful flight to Portugal and then a lot of fun with Lesley and Danny. - It was so lovely having you as my guest!
Stay safe and take care! - Blessings, peace and kindest regards, bro!
Dear Sir, this video is great, but your comment is even better. Thumbs up for your excellent language skills and your instinct for the really important things in life! I will probably always be your biggest fan.
@@DeeTee2112 , Thank you so so much! I really appreciate a lot! - Kind regards.
lollll rugs, tapestries, golds and even wood carvings are not just common in Persia. Where in the world you people live??? Do you know that middle eastern countries like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Morocco, India and even in Indonesia they have the most elegant and cheap things like this to buy? lollllll
@@greentea9206 , I didn't say they were just exclusively characteristic for Persia. I only expressed an observation. - What you say about
the middle eastern countries as well as Morocco, India and indonesia is very well known to me, as I have been travelling to
some of these countries. Of course I have had the opportunity even to see, how such handcrafted furniture was produced.
But still a good argument. - Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Wishing you a restful Sunday and kind regards.
Another great explore ❣️Stay safe ,love watching you guys ! From South Carolina USA 🇺🇸
Wow. You two always show us the most beautiful places, thank you. Please take care 🤗🤗
This was a hidden gem! Love all the intricate wood work in the furniture. Glad you found it!
Very awsome video guys,, Much love to you guys. Take care. Bye now.😙
I am speechless.
Such a unique style.
Wonderful.
Great-video 🤠👍
Wow, what an amazing find!!! Absolutely awesome and full of wonderful furniture and wall hangings - worth a small fortune I've no doubt! AND so well hidden by nature. Its a crime to just let all that magnificent stuff rot...... Hope you had a good meal there and that you can find your way out of there in the dark!!!! Gill 🇬🇧
Hello Explomo! Some old furniture just decaying. Another great video. Love you both and stay safe.
Wow amazing, yes rugs, carpets very beautiful , thanks Explomo
Amazing place guys you guys are so honest and good that you never steal anything stay safe always
Awesome adventure, guys! Thank you so much for taking us along with you ☺️
I think you should use the information and identities found in the house to locate the family so they can reclaim their family members' possessions. That house is packed with family heirlooms that some family should be allowed to have for future generations.
I am sorry, I didn't read the comments below. I see the owners of the home were discovered and what happened to them. Such a sad history. Thank you for documenting the lovely items in the home prior to their eventual demise.