Tour a Stunning Renaissance Chateau in Loire Valley with Historic Furniture & Decoration
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Explore the History and Interior of Chateau de Serrant, just a few kilometers from Angers in the Loire Valley (France).
Join heritage guide Geoffrey Chevalier as he takes you on an exclusive tour of the castle’s beautifully furnished and decorated rooms, including the impressive library and its 12.000 books!
This video should interest and inspire you whether you are an architect, interior designer, history buff, furniture and decoration enthusiast or simply a fan of beautiful French chateaux.
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🇫🇷 The Original French Version (with subtitles): ruclips.net/video/GrtD5bHBK8o/видео.html
I'm speechless. What astonishing beauty inside and out. That library, and the furniture pieces and art. Magnifique!!!
What a spectacular castle. Every room was filled with historical treasures. Thanks for sharing the incredible history of the château.
Thank you for the most enjoyable tour.
The master's bed chamber is THE most stunning masculine bedroom I've ever seen! And that cabinet?! There are no words!
That cabinet was stunning, can see why it took so long to make . I could spend hours just walking round this place Its huge and I'm sure we didn't see half the rooms it as. Did notice a picture of the Queen mother. Thankyou so much for showing us round.
I am overwhelmed by its beauty and historicity. Well done video, also.
Absolutely amazing!
Exquisite in one word ! What a beautiful chateaux! Thank you for the tour !
Mille mercis!
What an incredibly beautiful place. Such gorgeous scenery and the whole entire feeling was so peaceful. Such a wonderful way to see history when it is preserved like this. ❤
That was exquisite - treasures at every glance. WOW! Thank you for this tour❤!
I would like to see the chapel. Thank you for the tour. Words can't really capture the awesomeness of this place.
A bit boring place, don't you find?
Incredibly well preserved!
Una auténtica maravilla 🤩 y una magnífica conservación 👏👏👏👏👏💪
Thank you for the beautiful tour.
wow i watched this twice! amazing condition that survived the revolution amazing
Beautiful, thank you.
Very nice tour, thank you for uploading this
Stunning! 👩🏼🙌🏽👍🏼🌹
Beautiful ❤🎉❤
Amazing
Ya no existen ebanistas que hagan trabajos tan hermosos como los que conserva ese castillo y es una lastima ahorra vas a las tiendas y lo que te venden es carton. Esas piezas de antes y tanto talento que ya no existe. Hermoso el castillo, espectacular. Que bueno que lo conserven en tan buen estado.
How about the huge CARDBOARD cabinet here, although covered in leather...not enough for you...??? weird indeed, but here it is, so somethings never change...:):):) Cheers
I really want to know HOW these enormous residences that were constructed without capillary humidity etc prevention do not get fungus; stained walls et all? Thanks
huge windows to air it out
@@j134679 I lived in old houses with big rooms and windows but with capillary humidity; that humidity is not controlled opening windows; rise from the ground and embed the bricks if there is no any barrier. ALSO; do you think that you can open all those windows with bad weather many months per year?.
@@TheReverb1 they did say it was restored in the late 19th century which could basically mean the 90s. They have central A/C too
@@j134679 I understand all that but may be you do not about the problem that I am talking because may be you live in USA and there most houses are steel or wood framed not like in most parts of the World that are made from bricks etc so most buildings like this one that is ancient have the capillary problem hence many had the sidings etc in the interior walls or very thick walls with different core materials trying to compensate or solve the problem...even worst with the moat associated
Well, monsieur, why you never show us whot's inside the fabulous TOWERS of the Chateaus ???
There seem to be quite a few:"The Largest Room in the Chateau" rooms in this place, and what's up with the bathroom in the closet at the 8:30 mark, I'm curious about that...
Why did you not show the Chapel?
How much to buy?
How much you have? 🤣
You can buy castles in France for under $1M, easily, and that includes a lot of land in most cases; it all depends on the condition of course, but even nice ones are almost impossible to unload because of the upkeep, it's non-stop; and living in an old castle isn't all that comfy believe me, it's drab and damp. They'll practically give them to you, but these things are money-pits in every which way.
Would love to hear how this chateau survived world war 2. Did the nazi german army take it over at any point?