Magical abandoned French CASTLE completely frozen in time | A Rich Piece of History
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In this week's episode, we are inside a historical chateau in France. A very royal building from the outside which surprised us when we walked in. Everything was left inside and we found some fascinating stuff, have a look along with us and enjoy watching this video!
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Magical abandoned French CASTLE completely frozen in time | A Rich Piece of History
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I am very grateful that you are careful not to reveal the location of the castle. Imagine all the gold diggers and thieves destroying all this immaculate beauty.
Jethro, probably thieves would give the items a second life. Have u seen how
abandoned homes have rotted over time with animals and weeds and rain have destroyed nice homes. It’s just a matter of time before everything there rots away. It’s only been 15 years, but in due time leaks and other damages can happen. Then the outer elements destroy it. It’s actually better if someone preserved these wonderful pieces before it’s wrecked.
@@constancechateau7312 and yet I presume you watch their video..?
Well we dont know if they dont take things from the houses they record xD
Don't you think there are some who would restore and cherish the abandoned items rather than leaving them there to decay?
@@aljeansp True. I was thinking the same. I'm sure they won't film themselves taking a souvenir. I'd just like to think whatever they do take, they truly admire and appreciate. One man's trash is another man's treasure.
Thousands of dollars worth of antiques just being left to rot. All that beautiful carved wood, that would be a great place to restore.
I was thinking the same thing. I would love to salvage that place.
I've seen a similar video on YT with guys exploring a huge villa in Japan. There a 6tatmi room is already quite expensive and that guy had rooms where you could play soccer in! -except for the fact that they were still filled to the brim with things that should be in a museum (Renaissance paintings and statues from the 18th c, Chinese porcelain, crystal glass, Persian carpets...). Due to an earthquake, many things fell over or down and the roof got damaged so that now water is damaging the things. Things, where probably one room alone would be enough to pay all my debts and allow me to live without working for many years!
yes
ChuckandMax Agreee I was that same thingking while I am watching this video very nice place
Yes, all that antique furniture, Paintings and statues. What a shame. I'd love to have it all!!!!
Whenever I watch one of these I find myself trying to imagine what the very last person was thinking and feeling when they walked out and locked that front door for the very last time. Was it just an estate agent, or an owner planning to return when times got better? BTW, I looked up that medication and it's for migraine headaches.
i looked up the meds too.
Hahaha I was gonna do that but then I saw this, you just get curious ya know
@@s.claire8522 So did I.
Looks like they left in a hurry
I think about that as well. I also think of the proud craftsman that were there when it was being finished. Or the day a painting on a wall was still wet and painter and owner had conversation about the details over tea brang to them by the maid or cook.
I'm really glad you guys go up close to fabrics, carvings (the details) and pause so we can see. That is when you can see the true quality of decor.
MR Thank you very much for your comment Michelle. We are very happy to hear you enjoy our perspective and style of the videos. Still, we are trying to improve our skills and videography each and every day, and in the future we want to invest in new & better camera gear. Thanks to you we are one step further in this process! We just saw your donation and message on PayPal and want to let you know we are really grateful for that. It’s amazing to hear you love seeing all the abandoned mansions we share with you & more. Thank you very much once again and please stay safe there in Cleveland during these tough times of COVID-19. We wish you all the best. Maureno & Remon from the Netherlands :) 🇳🇱
I thought you guys were from Belgium, guess that's Bros of Decay. My sister lives in Almere, Netherlands. She initially moved to Lelystad 20 yrs ago! I would give more, but I am only getting $117/wk on unemployment and because of Covid-19, returning back to work has been delayed a couple wks. Plus, I figure if we all give a little....it will add up. ❤️
Additionally, I think your video skills are excellent. I don't know about equipment, but I think yours does the job. Ha, ha, ha....that could be taken wrong way, sorry. I DO have a sense of humor.
Your command of the English language needs improvement and presentation could improve, but you guys are young and doing GREAT! Don't be hard on yourselves. It took my sister almost 20 years to reach University level Dutch. I visited her after 9-11, over the New Year 2001-2002, when the euro was instituted. I thought her Dutch was great then. She said it sucked. Anyhow, you guys are the best. My favorites are Explomo, Bros of Decay and Exploring with Josh.
MR Definitely! All bits help! Lelystad is a 2/3 hour drive from us in Maastricht (the southest city of the Netherlands). Hope you can get back to work again as soon as possible and times will get better :)
8:39....painting hung the wrong way.
What talent of the woodcrafter.
Wish we knew history of the owners, if property is still in their names and why they left everything.
MK Ultra Mind Control of course 🧐
I agree
Wow! I love this! Thank you! Were you able to find out why it was abandoned? Does it have a basement or attic?
@Angela G Many of them are left because any heir dies and those that could take over have 0 idea of the value and fear that accepting the heritage would cost more in maintenance and you can also inherit debts, etc. Living in such a chateau is pretty expensive, not just regarding electricity and maintenance, but also yearly tax!
It's also a lot of work of dissolving a big household and you'd need multiple experts to judge the value of the items and find buyers and assess the maintenance on the building itself before it can be resold if that's even possible. In the worst case, you're stuck with an uninhabitable place, where you have to pay 1million per year!
In a few cases, it was that the owners had to flee (mostly from the law, but occasionally a catastrophe, such as the land becoming toxic, or an earthquake rendering the home unstable).
@@edi9892 if The Inheritance is split equally between 3 people it becomes impossible to sell unless all 3 agree to sell it all it takes is one mental case to block the sale
Imagine coming from a formerly rich family and seeing one of your old homes being explored on youtube lol
Sorry mate, I'm missing out your point. What is funny on the situation, that you were rich and now you're poor? Not understand.
@@martens9746, I agree with you, I don’t see the point in her teasing comment!!
I said the same thing. Hilarious.
@@martens9746 he meant than he changed homes not that they lost their fortune
@@mariaheart6980 Sorry Mária, your point doesn't make sense to me
I get goosebumps while holding my breath as you go room by room. I want to cry sometimes to see such history and beauty just ... left. I have done restoration to historical buildings and renovations and would love to do this with this place. Anyone want to join me...Lol Love your vlogs guys. Great job from Canada!!
Yes, I would love to join you
Hope you can do this! Best wishes to you!
This property still looks decent!
Unlike some of them that need extensive renovations!
I'd love to join you! The castle deserves to be brought back to life!
Beautiful mansion, no graffiti, no mold or anything. Ready to move in and well done
You cant always see mold. Could be in the walls.
C'mon. Let s go!😃
Anyone knows the location of this chateau? It’s amazing! I love it!
Let's go!!! I'd love living there!!!!👏👏👏😄 Wonderful video!
Thanks for sharing all those unbelievable places with us!!!🙏🥰
Absolutely beautiful house I hope it will be cleaned and another family live there.
Going by the hairdryers in the bathrooms, I would hazard that its a chateau that was converted into a hotel. That might also explain the garden chairs in the blue drawing room and the main dining room on the ground floor. The kitchen also looks as if it was used for catering as well. Pity though... great job guys! keep it up and be safe!!
Taxes, taxes, this is the reason so many of these buildings are abandoned. How can you do the repairs and renovations when the taxes are so high? Reduce taxes on the properties in France, allow them to be occupied and restored. In a century you will see a legacy to France with restored historical buildings. Or, abandoned wasteland with structures not fit for habitation and an eyesore for the French government.
Gloria Hanes wish the government would listen to you. Such a shame for these magnificent homes to be left to decay and eventually fall down into a pile of ruble
The taxes are deliberate it's part of a system that has been used for centuries with the purpose of dismantling all the old world architecture. The buildings go into ruin due to the high taxation and then there is "cause" or "reason" to tear them down for "safety" or "land redevelopment" etc.
#Whodunnit?
is THAT the reason?? because letting this beauty rot should be a crime!
Property taxes in France are very low in comparison to the USA.
Gloria, property taxes in France are low. But paying the qualified craftmen able to properly maintain and restore that kind of buildings is out of price. You can buy castles for the price of a new appartement here, but I will cost you ten time more to restore it.
Whatever, very often when that kind of buildings are left all furnished, it is because of a succession problem (might be a tax succession problem ;) )
Truly a beautiful house and a similar layout to a museum in Paris that my husband and I visited last year. The dining room is meant to be dark and allow only dim light to protect the wall tapestry. The dishes with a Japan mark on them are not cheap crockery but a collector's find.
Wow amazing beautiful carved furniture. Lovely crockery so many photo frames of flowers everything in good condition
OH MY GOODNESS! The green staircase, arches, the windows and statue. The beauty does not end!
Yes, I love the faux verdigris.
This would resale at a very good price on the real estate market seeing how well preserved it is. This just needs a little bit of paint and maintenance, even the furniture just needs cleaning... Easiest place to restore out of what I've seen on the market. And I love Manoirs with that gothic architecture. This is quite a rare find, wish they just sold it instead of letting it there...
They should turn it into a B. B.
It's probably a probate issue. I've heard it's a nightmare process in France that leaves properties abandoned and families unable to gain access. It's tragic. Such a beautiful house.
Eilene Kellogg we are wanting to purchase it
@@ladyjane8855 if the estate is to be split between 3 people and the property is worth 3 million Euro but one of the three people wants more than that they can block the sale of a property if they're perfectly insane.>>>Sometimes family dispute prevent progress
Had to have been an upscale bed & breakfast. There were monogrammed towels with what looked like the chateau on them, plus the room numbers... and the first clue was the office area/desk with printer in the foyer.
I just can't imagine what happened to the inhabitants. I can picture someone sitting at that table unwinding the Christmas lights. The medication is for migraine headaches. The decor is not what one expects from the exterior shot. The wood carving looks almost like Henri II and Diane de Poitiers. Those Italian garden chairs are great and so is that recumbent boar sculpture. Great job.
"Magical" is truly the right word for this castle! The wood trim, the 3 D faces coming out above the doors, the floors, the chandeliers, the beautiful, beautiful staircase!! Oh my gosh the majestic wall coverings, the beautiful art. I really enjoyed coming along with you on this explore. Thank you both!!
I have a question: I'm curious as to why anyone would abandon these beautiful homes and leave so many things of value behind , I do love watching your videos the homes are so beautiful!!
Places like these are a dime a dozen too the wealthy elite.What your average working class individual deam expensive is pocket change to them.I assume when money is no object and your able to buy anything your heart desires in life.Nothing probably hold the same value or meaning it would for those of us who have to work for them.As appose to having everything handed too you.
@@theworldisastageexitright4288 Sometimes it's the opposite. I dated someone who grew up in a castle in Ireland that had been in the family for generations. She told me how much of the castle had no electricity while growing up for reasons such as costs and perhaps needing rewiring(she told of extension leads gradually snaking through more and more of the place over time), and while being titled (a Lady) one might imagine the family would be super well off, that wasn't the case. The cost of upkeep for these places is immense, and a residence could easily spiral into decline from being unable to even make repairs and maintain its current state let alone improve it.
It can be a question of inheritance, the last owner died and we can't find the legal inheritor so the castle stay abandonned.
@@makers_lab
Yes you're right. Most of them need roofing repair or replacement & cost is immense. Once the roofs give way water ruins the rest of the building & they fill with mold. Sometimes a simile simple roof repair would've saved these but it cost too much. Sad to see such beauty fall apart.
So many people homeless and needy is a shame the government should take these properties repair them and convert them into NH, retirement homes or hotels it will be a source of employment for people and benefit the disabled or elders that cannot take care of themselves.
This mansion had the most amazing woodwork I have ever seen. Thx for sharing.
There's a channel by Michael Platherac who is restoring a chateau like this and they restored the panels and wooden steps - huge project but they are getting it done. Lots of woodwork like this. I think it's diy Chateau
Love the dining room especially the carved wooden cabinets and the tapestries. The numbered bedrooms and the similar design of the bathrooms make me think that they did try to make money by doing B&B or something as these huge old houses cost a lot to maintain. Great job again you two.
Had to have been an upscale bed & breakfast. There were monogrammed towels with what looked like the chateau on them, plus the room numbers... and the first clue was the office area/desk with printer in the foyer.
The armoires are gorgeous! How could people just leave this place! This place is beautiful!!!!
Very strange...
Great Video 10/10..That Wall Tapestry was Amazing all hand sewn, It would have taken so long. The furnishings, Ornaments, fireplaces, chandeliers were all exquisite. The numbered rooms were maybe for guests of the family. I really hope someone saves these items and the mansion. Thank you both. Hugs from Australia xx Be Safe everyone remember It's not Quantity in life It's Quality. 😷
Nice advise,yes you exactly right judy..
It looks like it could have been a small hotel or Inn since there were numbers on the doors AND, there were towels with a logo in the bathrooms, which had a picture of the building on them. The bed that you said would have had curtains is a canopy bed. Mirrors in hotels, homes, offices, etc. are used to make the rooms seem bigger kind of like an optical illusion. It looked like maybe the family lived there & rented out the rooms, could have been something in the paperwork on the desk at the base of the stairs. Beautiful place! 💜👩🇺🇲
I thought since there were personal items left in the bathrooms that it may have been rooms rented out.
The kitchen was a professional one so I had the same thought, also with the numbers on the doors, blowdryer in the bathroom ... perhaps a retreat?
I thought the rooms with the numbers might have been guest rooms - the lady of the house would have had the maid take a guest to a particular room by number!!! Can never be sure though.
@@meganr9280 Exactly! Too much personal belongings if it was some kind of Inn.. They probably rented rooms to make money to keep the place afloat..
What did u mean base of the steps? U mean the steps lifted up where house papers might be?
Thank you for this! I have a fascination with old chateaus / castles 🏰 and neo gothic architecture. There is something magical in old buildings and something creepy but alluring about abandoned ones. I can just picture myself walking around dreaming of restoring this building to its full glory with items from the past to bring it to life ! X
This house is in pretty decent condition, it is sad that no one is taking responsibility for it.
The wood carvings are breathtaking and they are everywhere. Wonder if they tried to make a bed and breakfast place out of it when maybe times became tough. What a find once again guys. Stay safe and well
Thank you for all the beautiful places to see. From Texas, USA
This was one of the most beautiful houses you have ever shown. Beautiful architecture, details, furniture .... it is well preserved and if the family invites the relatives to clean it up and use it again, this house would certainly bring good happy moments to people. Too bad you haven't finished showing all the other rooms in the house.
Wonderful
There was another one too very beautiful,got less damages,the things nd furniture are still in very good shape,bathrooms nd toilets are numerous nd color coded nd a number of pianos for each storey black,amber nd ocre..that was owned by a Spanish professor? a certain Miguel...that mansion was was so cool
Imagine you vlogging alone, even how beautiful the house is it still.. It's creepy
You're right, guys: it's magical. This mansion is just incredible. I just cannot believe that it was abandonned.
And always some discreet flowers in a corner!
Be safe, wear your masks, and your gloves for the duration!
my best to the two of you.
Cheers.
Philip
Gentlemen this one is very beautiful absolutely love it and I think those concrete chairs somebody brought them from outside I'm assuming because they don't go with the rest of the decor in the house but other than that great job again
If it’s historical it should be protected and cared for, such a waste of an amazing castle 😢
on my bucket list this year, is to tour France to find the perfect chateau to purchase, and restore back to its former glory. This place is absolutely stunning.
Fantastic chateau!! I just adore all the lovely woodwork and the paintings within. I can imagine how beautiful this chateau would have been while still inhabited. I adore your videos and would LOVE to accompany you guys through such a lovely house one day. If this chateau was ever in the U.S. it would have been completely vandalized. How brilliant it is that you're able to locate and enter these fantastic, majestic chateaus and take us along on your journey. Thank you for sharing these extraordinary chateaus with us and allowing us to see how the wealthy lived. Bravo to you both for your incredible visits.
Да всё хорошо ,а почему бы не узнать о них по больше чей этот замок ,и почему брошен???
You always make exploring inspirational. You are both so respectful of the owners and the objects left behind. I love your accents. You are very easy to understand.
Thank you again. Please stay safe and healthy.
UA-cam never cease to amaze me never ever disappoint when it comes to the mansions and everything you discover and document thank you so much for sharing
Wood carving on the furniture is absolutely exclusive!
Thank you guys, waiting for more exploring from you, I´m very interested in architecture and history , it´s a great pleasure to see these mansions so well kept to every detail up to our days and see how those people lived real lives inside .!
THANKS!
Thank you guys. Everybody can see that you have fun doing this. And this is the reason your videos are so enjoyable to watch.
What I really like is your respect and appreciation to everything you find, and of course, the empathy with the people lived there.
This was a well made video. Thank you once again for taking me some where I could never go myself. I really liked all the wood carvings all around the house and the stair case was a beauty. I could just check in for a day it's so lovely. Be safe and thanks again.
That has to be one of the best videos I have ever seen. Can’t wait to see it again and to keep stopping to have a really good look at the details. Thank you for posting.
Thank you so much for a great video! I appreciate all the efforts and risks that you are taking just to do this for us abandoned places enthusiasts. Keep it up and stay safe.
Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, A really amazing location, you found to explore in France! - It seems to be a very typical smaller french
château, that was used later on as a smaller country side hotel, especially if you consider the amount of bathrooms and toilets on the upper
floors. - I have once been in a wonderful very ancient manor house/ hotel in Ireland. - So I really think this might very well be possible.
The interior in the main floor still holds some original furniture and fittings as I assume, when watching your video. Especially beautiful
were the wood carvings on the old furniture in the living room and grand dining room. There in the room, where this unique monumental
painting was visible you were admiring the elaborate textile wall fittings. - I think, these are also still original embroideries. - Of course I also
want to mention the wonderful chandeliers on the ceilings. - I loved watching this explore! - Thank you so much, fabulous Dutch boys from team
Explomo, for taking us on this very interesting tour through such a beautiful building. - I hope, you are well. Stay safe in these insecure times.
Wishing you all the best, lots of blessings and kindest regards from warm and sunny Switzerland.
I just wanted to say hello Willie and I hope that you are safe and staying healthy!
Best Regards,
Sandy Ray
@@SRay-or3nc , Hi Sandy Ray, What an unexpected pleasant surprise! - Thank you so much for your nice words. - And - yes, I am
still safe and healthy. - So, I am wishing you also all the best and greetings from sunny but still locked down Switzerland.
I love the videos best when you guys are a team together, which l realize may not always be possible. I prefer Morena operating the camera because of his skill at showing detail close up. Also he captures ceilings! Also l love seeing every cabinet, drawer, closet etc. Wonderful videos you guys. The Covid19 has been less in focus while l watch them. Thanks for great beautiful work!!
I felt sad watching this. It must have been a happy family home at one time. All that heritage just left behind
11:22 known as an engraving or print (lithograph), 11:54 wooden profile of 1st occupant over door. Bed n Breakfast (7) and (8) rooms were rented at one time before the couple retired and used it as a residence only. The dolls were popular during the 1970's - 1990's, those who collected porcelain reproduction dolls now are out of favor among Millenials. 26:18 Barney was a child's program popular in the 1990's.
@Gloria Hanes Do you happen to know why it was abandoned? Or who owns it? TY!
@@jackies6358 You would have to leave a message for the creator of the video.
@@gloriahanes6490 mommy
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends The show actually taught my daughter how to pedal a tricycle after she saw one of the characters do it on the show, after all of my attempts to teach her (felt like a failure after that, TV show did what I couldn't do :( )
Gloria Hanes do you know if it is some possibility to buy this castle?
ooh my fav music intro,thanks for..such a beautiful castle,with so many stuff are just left,pretty chandelier,the stairs,the carpets,luv the blue sofa,beautiful chair,and of course beautiful video to see,,thanks explomo
I enjoyed watching but wish we could have seen the rest of the 3rd floor and possibly the cellar. You guys did great job and very respectful as you check out the mansion. Sometimes you can view some spaces less slowly so you can have more time to view some of the other spaces you don’t ever get to show.
Such a mystery why everyone just walked out leaving personal items behind. And those scratches on the picture of the woman’s face.
These places would make fantastic movie sets for period dated series! Such an iconic waste!
When they show up to evict you.... you just walk out
Esto no debe tener mucho tiempo abandonado .❤️💖
I’m sure ppl live in abandoned places to save money. They can buy a nice car. Pay membership to a gym where they can take showers. Then they buy food that doesn’t need refrigeration. Then go out to eat with the money they save. Not too shabby!
may be inheritance problem. And maintaining a castle is very expensive
Those scratches on the portrait gave me the creeps.
Absolutely beautiful. I love the beauty of the wood and even most of the picture frames were gorgeous! Thank you.
Thise guys are so sweet...
They comment on how much china plates in the cupboards, the didn't see my cupboards.. LOL. Great vids!
oh, someone was taking Sibelium, that's for migraine headaches...
I love those dolls and their dresses, they are so perfect !
WOW!
Just unreal!!!! Thank you so much for this video! Great camera work! And i like that you guys take turns infront and behind the camera! This castle just blows my mind!!!!!
Hey guys... This is like the 5th time I'm watching this.... And still amazed!! Thank you for finding these magnificent places!!! All of the time + travel you do is much appreciated!! Love from America!!
This is one of the best explore videos I've seen because you take the time to slow down and observe things. I love the way you actually show the details of everything! New subscriber for sure!!
One more fabulous explore, guys! Love the whole house and your enthusiasm for abandoned places and beautiful things.
good job guys! thanks for the tour. stay safe out there
Wow, the Barney room brought back memories! My son had a Barney room with that bedspread. We even had the goose pillow that was on the bed. Gorgeous place, as I often do I can't help but wonder why it is empty!
You guys always find the best places. Thank you for the explore, absolute beauty!!! As always, much love and be safe.
The furniture you mentioned being made of straw, is actually called wicker.
and it's on trend now
🤣
Wicker furniture was invented when a surplus of huge quantities of the wicker were left on the docks in Boston. They were used as ballasts on ships and discarded. A man living there decided it try to make furniture from the material and the next thing you know....everyone wanted some.
Ann Soldano interesting 🤔
@@samanthakd você é linda demais 😍💘🤩💓💓🌷🌷🌷😘💘
Beautiful, thank you for bringing us along.
I love your passion and the respect you give the places you show us! Thank you
Such a beautiful place, love the carved wood cabinets. Thanks for the great video.
Hi both it’s Ann what a beautiful home so nice to see it’s not trashed ,their are some lovely furniture an things .Thank you for sharing my favourite explorers stay safe much love Ann uk xx
Amazing the down stairs was beautiful !! 14 yrs abandoned an it still looks good inside. Love all the designs in the wood furniture. Just an amazing place. Ty for showing us such great places. Take care 🙂💖💖💖
I loved this house. I could move right into the place. This is my favorite so far. You are remarkable
Thanks for doing this
Can you imagine how much it would cost to hand carve the stunning art work on the mantle's and book shelves in this castle. I think this would make a wonderful Bed & Breakfast hotel. The Weddings and Honeymoon's ext. would pay for the up keep and the review instead of leaving it sit idle. Stunning.
Loved that light in the upstairs Hall. Beautiful ❤️
The sad part about these old homes is that the last elderly people that lived there had no heirs or their children moved to other countries and stopped visiting. After they died no one was around to claim this home so it was abandoned. It's possible they turned it into a B&B toward the end of its occupation.
Im sure there is an interesting and creepy story behind that scratched up portrait of that woman...
A lot of the furniture is missing in this one which means that maybe the last family members held an auction to sell anything they could...
Absolutely stunning. Hope you are both safe & well. Thank you for taking us along, I love how you give us the history & take your time to really show the beautiful details of each explore. Stayvsafe & can't wait for the next video.
Wow!!! The design in this beautiful building is amazing!!
Stunning! The carved cabinets and woodwork downstairs were amazing. Partial to blues so really liked the hallways. Stairway magnificent. Love when you can look up/down various levels.
Wonder if at some point they had a small hotel and then converted back to home. Indirect lighting in bathrooms definitely an upgrade but easy to install in a soffit as they did. And if you had that big a house and the money, wouldn’t you have a bathroom with every bedroom? Haha.
The bluish ceiling light in one of the upstairs halls-that would go lovely in my bedroom ☺️.
Thank you for sharing this exquisite place. Stay home. Stay safe. Stay healthy. Want you guys still around on the other side of this madness! With love from Your Virginia Granny.
Find it such an incredible waste. Thanks so much. I had a great time, almost felt there with you lads. Stay well.
Whow it was like another lifetime frozen in time. What a beautiful place. Great find guys!!
I think they made it into a Inn..The wood carving is amazing!..The furniture is modern.love love love
Wow explomo you truly have out done yourselves , this place was beautiful, magical and breath taking , thank you so much for another amazing find and wicked video. i hope your both well , till next time stay safe . Bye bye for now , well till Wednesday at least lol.
Definitely magical. I loved the carved woodwork and the herringbone pattern on the floors. This really represented what I think of when you say French decor. Gorgeous!!!
This was so beautiful and the carved furniture, really enjoyed it very much. Love ya and your videos.
One of my favorites so far. So sad to see the wood work will probably not be saved I know the big estates in France and other parts of Europe are just too expensive to heat and pay taxes
I love this house. This one could easily be renovated. It is beautiful! I wish you guys would stand back and show the whole room, before you zoom in to show details. Thanks!
Love this place. Love all of the wood cabinets. I love how the cabinets and windows and the doors go all the way up. All the antiques are just gorgeous. I would love to have this place
It's actually renovated. I've stayed there twice already. Just came back from a week long vacation in this Chateau yesterday.
I really enjoyed that walkthrough :) Awesome! You take time to stop and focus on things that may seem insignificant but are really cool, like the spices even :) thanks!
Amazing ! I hope this beautiful home is for sale because it is totally savable ...gorgeous
Thanks for the tour guys !!
Stay safe ✌
Hello from France 🇫🇷 I ♥️ yours Urbex !
I love this mansion, one of my favorites, thank you for your explores, I truly enjoy them!
Such an amazing place with all the outstanding woodwork and nice pictures. Such a mystery!? Be safe!
I'm curious a to what could of happened to the family.
you dudes rock! another awesome vid!
What a gorgeous place. Thx. for sharing!
Just amazing..Thank you Explomo for another amazing adventure!! From Albuquerque New Mexico USA
this is my favorite abandoned video - amazing I like how you guys are SO RESPECTFUL of everything. THANK YOU. I am going to subscribe. I can't get over how in all this time, the wall paper is pristine - the weather has not ruined things - the roof must still be in very good shape. I think the servants lived on the top floor
You're absolutely right, guys: somehow, it was magically frozen in time...perfectly preserved. A true splendor!
Be safe, wear your masks, wear your gloves, until Covid-19 is over!
For black mold.
SJW litbard, I know what you mean...At my place, it's not mold, it's dust....constantly have to dust. including the beautiful mold, Cast in bronze, of a handsome young Greek flute player, which I always have to dust,as I have to dust every shiny surface at my place so that it will keep its sheen. As for below the surface, I need triple support myself just like theydo, every day. So, yes, I know what you mean.And I know that you do too: it's a bit heavy duty,sometimes, isn't it?
SJW libtard wrecker Different surfaces have different viral survival lengths...metals and plastics, glass...up to four days
I love everything about the baby-blue room and the drapes. Great dining room with the fabric covered walls and the dark wood. All the striped wallpapers. The blue bathroom is good looking. I love the peach colored bathroom and the wooden shades in the windows. Gorgeous bedroom at 25:23. Thank you for sharing.
Love All that beautiful detailed carved wood!All the flowers motifed throughout the house.
You guys find the most amazing places on earth 🌍
Wow! You guys are the best at these. I see a lot of US urban explorers but fewer European. Europe is fascinating for me and the Portuguese and Italian ones are amazing. Now I’m a new subscriber and will watch devotedly. Lots of love from Spain 😊❤️👍
That’s amazing to hear Omar. Thank you so much for your support! This summer, we will make a huge roadtrip in Spain to document fascinating abandoned sites. Stay tuned :)
Explomo You’re welcome! You guys deserve a lot of support and it’s so clear you do excellent research before exploring. I learn so much. It all really lets the viewer enjoy and learn about the locations. Can’t wait for the Spanish series in the summer! I know Spain is quite rich with places to explore. I’ll be staying tuned for sure ☺️
What an enchanting location. The wood work is exquisite! Thanks again for sharing your adventures 🥰
That place was beautiful. Thank you for showing it to use
Hermoso lugar 😍❤️ una tristeza la decadencia de estos lugares tan fantásticos ....... saludos desde
Mexico ✌🏼‼️
Tudo é maravilhoso! É uma verdadeira viagem!
It's really nice to see a couple of young men so kind & appreciative & so respectful.
Awesome guys Thanks for sharing!!!