RESTORING a 500-Year-Old CASTLE KITCHEN to Its Former Glory | Athelhampton
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Giles is my hero restoring that kitchen, not many left and he has a restored functioning authentic kitchen. Thank you Julie I look forward to seeing part 2.
Hello! I'm not sure if you've seen it or not, but the 2nd video is about the Net Zero Castle! It's quite incredible ❤! Then, there's going to be a 3rd video regarding the ghosts that are there! That one hasn't been released yet.
@@rhondamartin3575 Oh thank you for this information - I will have to go look for 2nd video on Net Zero Castle.
Catching up with your vlogs so lovely to see this kitchen renovation thanks for sharing ❤
I'm such a fan of the new filming style. What an absolute beautiful tudor kitchen. It seems new windows are the the theme of the week. I thoroughly enjoyed the episode
Thanks so much!
So did I and I love when you add your commentaries! An interesting show! That kitchen was amazing!!!
Oh, that beautiful fireplace!!! I’m looking forward to your next episode on this historic home. Love your commentary. Thank you!!
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HI LEAH HAND, I'M KRISTY HAND. IT IS LOVELY TO MEET A FELLOW HAND. LOL. I LIVE IN CANADA. WHERE DO YOU LIVE LEAH? ❤
@@kristyhand6209 Hi Kirsty Hand, yes there aren't many of us around haha. I'm in the UK.
3:36 I screamed! I am living in a 1950's house and the perception of my neighbours are that I live in an "old" house, even when I have natural materials like wood, glass & stone, etc. and they have just artificial plastic, but hey ho. As that guy has said "the modern part of the house was build at Elizabeth I time", I had to celebrate him!!!!
Tudor pottage (vegetable stew) recipe:
1. chop a cup of: turnip, onion, parsnip, carrots, pepper,
2. add a cup of pearl barley (or oats) & cook for 10 min
3. add chopped leak, cabbage, mushrooms, herbs (rosemary) and cook for 10-15 minutes
I do want to make this recipe!! 🤗🇺🇸
Julie this was fantastic. What an amazing place, love the linen fold paneling in the dining room! Thank you.
What a fabulous restoration of the Tudor kitchen! I love that it was the first major restoration on the estate. The multiple fires for each pot is fascinating. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Julie is so knowledgeable she’s definitely done her homework.
I find your videos so interesting. And I get the impression you are the real deal and centred and have adapted so well all these years in the UK. You are so refreshing and enjoy your life values. Just wonderful
The kitchen was beautiful and so interesting to see what one looked like and how it worked. But the great hall!! Wow! The hammered beam ceiling and stained glass! What a gem. Thank you and Giles for letting us see. Looking forward to more.
Julie you are my happy place on UA-cam! You bring me positive joy! Thank You!
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
This may sound silly, but I don't know how Julie didn't dance with joy when she walked into the kitchen. I would have been so ecstatic, I probably would have jumped and dance with glee. It is so remarkable. The chef working in the kitchen was superb. I can imagine the fresh smells coming from the herbs she was cutting.
I never get tired of hearing the many stories and getting to visit inside of these historical homes ❤
What a wonderful thing to restore the kitchen to its original state. Almost visionary.
Wow, wow, wow! 🎉 The food, the house, the restored rooms and the company, top notch episode! Thank you for sharing this gem, what a wonderful way to spend a day. Looking forward to the next episode!
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Absolutely loved this episode and seeing the Elizabethan kitchen in particular!
Julie you have a unique and personal way of delivering such fascinating information regarding your subjects and this did not fail. I can’t wait for the next episode. 🇦🇺
Hello how're you doing?
That Tudor kitchen is absolutely fascinating. I can actually picture cook's from that period, cooking for the family. It would be wonderful if this kitchen could be preserved as the treasure of history it is. Of course some modern touches are necessary; however, hopefully without removing historical details.
The Tudor stew looks scrumptious. Especially knowing its ingredients were locally sourced.
This is one of the most creative and inspiring restoration projects I have ever seen - its amazing how ancient features of Athelhampton, long since disappeared, have been magically recreated so we can experience and enjoy them again so many centuries later!
Simply awesome!
Brilliant job Giles and superb episode Julie!
That kitchen was amazing! I’ve seen Hampton Courts Tudor kitchen, but this smaller more intimate version was delightful to see
Just glorious. I love that the owners of these great houses are dedicated to their restoration and upkeep. They are standing still in tribute to all the people who lived during it's time. To think of all the history they've witnessed. The wars they've survived. They are amazing. Thank you. 😊
WOW just WOW. Such a beautiful historical home. Love the Tudor kitchen. Thanks for taking us along 😍😘
Are you going to show the sitting room, bedrooms, and other rooms along with the gardens in your next episode? ❤️ I miss your opening Title music and you leaving in your car! ❤️!
I can't wait to see my ancestors family home! Thank you Julie and your team for filming this!
Our pleasure!
@@AmericanViscountess 😊 ❤️
Imagine he was 30 years with Credit Suisse which as of only a few years ago one of the biggest banks in the world and this year will go bankrupt! Great job Giles and his team!
Speachless......what an amazing place! So happy to see how these wonderful treasured homes are living on! Watching with great anticipation for the next episode from Athelhampton! Cheers!
Can we please incorporate a meal from the archives from every house you visit I loved that! And I love your garden to plate meals at mapperton!!!
These homes are amazing! I am learning so much from these visits. I’ll be looking forward to your next visit and what looks like very new technology to help run these large homes.
Amazing house. The ceilings are overwhelming as they are so beautiful. I wounder how this wood was treated to be beautiful and apparently well after centuries.
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
Does Athelhampton teach cooking classes? Especially if there is a vegetable garden to source from. Would like to see a follow up in the warmer months if the grounds/gardens
That was absolutely fascinating! Really enjoyed that and am looking forward to the next one. ❤❤❤ 🇨🇦
I love the new filling style. Truly superb. Secondly your table etiquette when eating at lunch was so good but I can still tell you have that American edge and I loved it and I just want to say never lose that. England is like a second home to me but I’m proud to be an American. ❤
Athelhampton is a stunning place! I’m so pleased you are covering this magnificent manor! All your videos are lovely but this is extra exciting! ❤
Love seeing a working Tudor kitchen! I'd love a kitchen like it!
Hello 👋 how're you doing?
Aloha Julie! Athelhampton like Mapperton is an amazing treasure! What a gorgeous ceiling & kitchen it has!
Really enjoyed the new filming style. Athelhampton has great character. Looking forward to future episodes!
LOVE IT JULIE. THANK-YOU TO GILES AND GEMMA. THE TUTOR POTTAGE LOOKS AMAZING! ❤❤❤
What a fantastic episode julie .
Thrilled to see Athelhampton! Time to Time with Maggie Smith was filmed there. I always wondered how much was actually depicted in the film. The great hall definitely was. Time to Time was based on a LM Boston book. Her house is one of the UK's oldest Norman houses - Hemingford Grey. It might be a good house for you to visit with your program.
I loved learning about the history and seeing this magnificent home! Giles gave us an awesome tour! The kitchen is extraordinary! I am really looking forward to the next video! Love from Vermont
I so enjoyed this episode and cannot wait for the next one. So informative and interesting. Giles seems like a truly dedicated man. Thank you Julie for a great show.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Spectacular kitchen! I remember seeing a fireplace like that one as a child and always wanted one in my kitchen. Could you have Giles send his peeps to Michigan to see if there’s one hiding in my wall too? 😂
All that handiwork throughout the house. Astonishing to think how much collective expertise went into a single room, not to mention an entire estate!
And without a single power tool in sight!
OK, so what kind of babies do they have when an ape marries a unicorn? The Elizabethan kitchen is fascinating. The carved wood and archway ceiling in the Great Hall is breath-taking !!!
" Stately Grandeur " and the castle is nice too . ❤
You are lovely. I was watching so hard that I didn’t even know an hour past.
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
What a lovely old kitchen!
Happy Birthday to a very sweet and intelligent young man. Gideon I’m so happy for you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Love the entrance to Applehampton. Very eye catching.
Sorry *Athelhampton
Fascinating! A visual feast and I'm sure a feast for all the senses when there. I'm anxious for the next installment. Thank you!
What a wonderful kitchen and the history is absolutely fascinating. Thankyou Julie, you are a star. Best wishes from London .
Right. A modern extension from 1600. That man has a sense of humour.
Nice house. Not so large that is becomes scary.
That kitchen is brilliant
I googled Keating before watching this episode so I know the "surprise" and I won't spoil it. Suffice it to say he found a way to eliminate heating and gas bills of 50,000 pounds per year (and more at today's prices). Also, I was wondering why he didn't buy the previous owner's furniture which was sold at auction but now I see why. I love the way he has decorated it.
What a beautiful house! Looking forward to the next episodes 😀
Love ALL of this so much!! Now WHY OH WHY!! Is BritishAirways!! @britishairways not sponsoring you!! I have NO I IDEA!! I mean - same with like travel England!? It’s not like every American hasn’t been watching your channels and been planning for YEARS and plotting 🎉❤
Such a lovely man. I'm glad people are taking an interest in their heritage.
Now, that soup looked like someone just cleaned out their fridge and cooked everything. They both tried to oversell how good it tasted....
What a beautiful manor house from the Tudor era! Julie thank you again for sharing this video with all of us! The restoration they are doing is amazing and I am looking forward to the next video. I love historical homes and these tours you do via American Viscountess are probably the BEST!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! Wonderful to see a Tudor kitchen in full working order. I am wondering how long it took the head chef to get used to working there as opposed to a more "modern" kitchen? I can't wait to see more of Athelhampton and all of the new innovations. Thank you, Julie!
Thanks for watching
Is the long white open stove kept going by a real fire? I’ve never seen a kitchen like this before it’s really interesting. Love how the new home owner is restoring his home and the kitchen. So interesting!
I loved watching this , it is fantastic to see the care , detail and history of this kitchen intact , in new ways.
I liked the feature of serving windows one for in and one for out to assist in decreasing any sort of kitchen confusion . To add the side cooking area with with the illusion of how they would have cooked for so many peoples and needing many pots , I imagine .
Glorious day.
Love, love, love seeing these amazing master pieces!! TY Julie!!
Julie, I am looking forward to the next episode. Thanks for showing us this beautiful house…
It would be interesting to know why Giles (and family) took on this beautiful old house.
And from whom? And why did they sell it
Such an amazing and historic Castle! I just never get tired of seeing them and learning about them and can nit believe our unique each one truly is and they have their own personality! Thank you for allowing us to take this part one tour and the kitchen is so perfect am sure to cook in. It seems like a very welcoming spot for all who come. The soup truly looked delicious and so good for you!
Wonderful episode, thank you. Giles has done such a fantastic job there, will have to visit his home x
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
This video is so beautifully done and your enthusiasm for historical homes is catching! Inspired!
What a beautiful building!!
"beautiful" is an understatement and words aren't easy to fully describe the home and property.
WOW!!
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Such outstanding architecture!!!! ✨😁✨
❤️this!
This is absolutely thrilling to watch. I LOVE that kitchen. And could we get that recipe for the Tudor stew she is making?!?! Yummo. 😊
Edited to add:I just saw the recipe link! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Looking forward to digging into more of vids. This is so fun. I’ve been rather obsessed with all thing UK for a few years now. 😊
How wonderful. So nice he has a chef as well. Loved watching Julie . What an amaxing man. Cant wait to see the next episode. X
Great idea to fix anything before pipes burst etc…
Julie, I find it interesting how you pronounce “beautiful “. You don’t sound at all like someone from Illinois, where we pronounce the ti like a da! 😂🤣😂More like beauDAful!☺️
How were they able to effectively warm this large room? I don't see any fireplace remnants/ residue on the woodwork - was there and if so was it cleaned?
In my 20s I worked midnights (12-8am) and never wanted to miss a daytime English series (I'm in Barrie, Ontario, Canada) of an older woman, with a sweetheart young assistant, that recreated the authentic gardening, cooking and presentation of aristocratic meals in some English castle (I think always the same castle). It was so good but have never seen it replayed. I think it would be very popular now. There was a more recent similar series of two women who road motor bikes going to different locations which was good but not nearly as good as the former.
Athelhampton looks like an amazing place though I think the kitchen is not really too authentic looking (may not be the intent). It's a beautiful kitchen but would likely (I think definitely) have barrels and bins of cooking ingredients around with tools and pots and pans and cauldrons etc. as a real working kitchen.
Absolutely beautiful 😍 what a treat thank you Julie. I love that window.
Hopefully we will know what happened to the organ 🥰
Athelhampton looks amazing!
Definitely going to watch again. Looking forward to the “new technology” episode
I was wondering what the owners line of work was before he bought this historic house.
He's an Economist and author
Chief economist for a major investment bank. He was Credit Suisse’s Global Chief Economist for Investment Banking and later Global Head of Research for the bank’s Private Banking and Wealth Management division. BA, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, St Catherine's College, Oxford; MSc, Mathematical Economics and Econometrics, London School of Economics.
That was lovely. That's so typical. We never go to the close by places of interest unless we have visitors. I've been to that place once,back in the 1990s but that was to see the garden.
Thank you for this amazing journey 🤍
It would be nice to know some background of Mr Keating and why his interest in preserving a historical estate, and his technology
The windows will be beautiful!
Enjoyed this very much. Athelhampton looks fascinating. I like the fact that the kitchen is working. I presume visitors get to watch the chef in action.
Perhaps they need to grow yellow carrots.
Apologies for the lateness of this but what a truly wonderful house.
I thought the linenfold panelling in the great hall just …. words fail me.
Loved your hosts jumper too although fear I may need a little larger for comfort!!
Lovely to be taken to visit. Thank you!
Great video! Just loved the tour Julie thank you for taking me along. 💃🏻💕
Wow stunning truly beautiful and the kitchen he restored it perfectly
Julie! This is so beautiful, thank you for creating such inspiring content.
Hello Judy , beautiful job done and very professional .. it's all coming together and it's now a home . you can be super proud.. warm Cape Town regards 🥰
Absolutely LOVED this house!!!!!
What a beautiful home.
Lovely home! Beautiful ceiling in great room, so intricate.
Great historical Homes
Wow!! Simply amazing! Cannot wait for the next episode!
I just love it. All of it. What a pleasure.
WoW! WoW! WoW! Loved this new format. Enjoyed the history. Excited to view the next episode.
Loved this show! What a spectacular building!
What a fantastic and fascinating episode! Thank you so much!
The stained glass is too distant to see the detail alas.
Wonderful estate!
Thank you for sharing this fascinating visit with us. Hopefully the pewter plates were modern as old ones contain lead!