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Abandoned French Mansion Of A Brother and Sister Who Lost Their Lives
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2020
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This week's adventure was different! Something we had not experienced before! We were on our way to explore an abandoned mansion in France, we arrived at the building but unfortunately, it seemed completely closed... I was ready to go again and started to pack my bags. BUT at a certain point somebody started yelling behind me in French! I looked and it was a middle-aged man who claimed that he was the owner of the property. He seemed very mad at the beginning but I calmed him down. And after some deep conversations, we could agree that I may film the building if I tell other explorers to stay away.
He told me the full history of the 2 children that lived in this place and passed away from a terrible illness. We talked in his living room until the sun went down. It was a surreal experience, to say the least! We hope you will enjoy this adventure :) Kind regards, Lesley and Jordy!
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The beams of the roof are actually in pretty good shape. A fast placement of new shingle roof could save this place. I researched a bit about this place last year... The family was quite wealthy, they owned a property in Paris. I guess they lived in Paris actually but sometimes came here because they were farm owners. This main house which is presented in this video was their residence. The furnishing and various styles are telling a story of very tasteful family which was well educated. I wish all explorers are careful like you bros. As someone who is following urbex for some 7-8 years, it seems to me that it leads to unauthorized entering to mostly owned properties which are heavily vandalized, ransacked, trashed and some completely destroyed. Thanks for all these respectful presentations and in a kind of archiving at least a memory of people and places that once were.
very interesting to read your message. I heard from another video that the owner had been a jeweller , and yes, they had another residence in Paris. I also read that the original owner, the jeweller, had died in World War 1. There is so much history to this place. And so much suffering as well. .
I agree replacing the roof alone would be a start to save this home.
Thank you so much for the added informational on the history of the home
@@steph999 More info: Daniel was Evelyne's father. Daniel actually had a brother but it seems that his father gave his rights to Daniel. That makes sense why her name is written on wall. And about writings on the wardrobe. I think that these are done by Daniel's mother or even father. Something is mentioned about clocks, maybe repairs or something and then some surgeon arraignments and then contains of wardrobe it self.
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Oh, thanks so much! I really appreciate all this information. I have grown attached to this family, their life and home. I had previously watched a video (French) of this manoir - my French is so rusty ...🙈🙈🙈. that the father had been a jeweller in Paris (that's what they put at the end of the video). And unfortunately he passed away while fighting in World War 1. I read that the father's son then had to carry on and had the German troops at this home in World War 2. If this is all true, then this home is a part of history and has so much to say, its walls etc... . Maybe you can confirm all this. I don't know their surname...it has writing L' ? On the walls and in previous videos in old newspapers. I feel so much for this house and its family....I can't explain this feeling. There is a lot of pain and suffering here. At school we had to read Le silence de la mer...a most beautiful but sad story. I believe this manoir could have a similar story to tell.....That is why I feel so much for this manoir and its dear people. I hope you can give me some more information. God bless you wherever you are in the world and take care of yourself with this dreadful coronavirus. My greetings to you from Spain 🇪🇦🙋♀️😊😷
You are so great when it comes to exploring, your never in a hurry just warm and sincere and take in everything. Love your channel. Thank you so much and you both stay safe.
Thank you very much!
Couldn't say it better - thanks!
I'm so grateful that the new owner let you in to film the history of the place. Gorgeous!! The furniture was beautiful as was the ceiling trim in the living room. I would have liked you to spend a little time on the woodwork when it is that spectacular. The lighted candles in the living room were such a nice touch. If you can, thank the new owner and let him know how much your viewers appreciated the house and it's history. So much better when you have the history. Thank you!
The doors, trim, mantels and lighting fixtures should be saved. Along with all the photos paintings and furniture. This makes me so sad.
I agree Donna why should anybody leave this behind :(
That place is so toxic and rotten
Please please 🙏 get the furniture out of there and take care of it and love it It kills me to see the decay
I can't believe how fast a building decays. It's really upsetting that it's too far gone to be restored. It's still a beautiful house, imagine how it would have looked 100 years ago
If i had the money id restore it no matter if they say can't b done im not a builder but id definitely do it
Once the roof is compromised, it's GAME OVER every time.
After a 100 years nothing would be left :( This is why I document it...
I totally agree! Even though the damage is very significant, if you have the money , it can be restored. I would start tackling the roof , the main problem, then everything else will follow. Also it looks like the upper floor, the attic had some fire damage ? Beautiful place!
I was just going to write the same thing the Antiques we can only imagine how beautiful this house was so sad.
What a beautiful house this must have been in it's day. I'm so glad you got to film it.
If he brought an antique dealer in I’m sure he could sell some of the furniture, it’s beautiful. It definitely has a sadness about it, like you said, life can be so cruel . Thanks guys stay safe ❤️🙏👍
What an honor to see this beautiful home. It's sad to see all that history and beautiful antiquities destroyed.
I agree Laura such a unique place :(
What a beautiful home and oh the beauty of the furniture. I noticed so many children furniture remained in the home, the high chair, small children chairs. I really love the small occasional chairs. Just taking care of the roof would be a start to save this home. Thankful the owner allowed you the opportunity to film this home that was very kind. Take care and stay healthy.
It was an awesome oportunity to film this place :) x
Why doesn’t the owner remove or sell the valuables?
How sweet of the owner to make the last room a little more special by lighting the candles for you to share with us. A perfect closing!
Love your choice of background music...it's become so familiar now...it's a pity the furniture at the top of the house couldn't be moved downstairs to protect it...at least for a while anyway...the musical instrument is called a tambourine I believe...great video...
That bamboo lounge chair on the top floor is worth a small fortune. So many beautiful antiques. Even those french doors (surprisingly unbroken by vandals) would sell for a lot of money. I hope the owner salvages the antiques that are in good condition before they're destroyed. Those things were obviously treasured at one time, and they should continue to be. It's sad.
Yes, it was a tambourine! 😁
The Hedge Shears hanging on the wall, is usually to keep the evil spirits away, it usually hangs over the entrance door...which would make more nervous, and fearful of it falling on my head! Definitely a BIG safety hazard.😟✂️
The musical instrument is called a Tambourine. I hope the caretaker, saves some of the better shaped items.
Would be scared to sleep in that bed with the hedge scissors above it!
@@BrosOfDecay 🤣 Hahaha!
@@BrosOfDecay I was thinking the same thing ✂️
The floor tiles in the kitchen and the main hallway....... i just love them I wish this could be saved ! So much history here . The shutters on the outside and the little railings and the sound of the birds chirping all looks so peaceful.......like from a story book! That item on the night stand was a tambourine. I can only imagine the outside what it must look like . Why wouldn't someone have put a roof on this before it got to this point . I love that last room those doors, and the molding on the ceiling , and the wood on the bottom of the walls .GREAT video sad story loved it all very nice work !! 👍
Thank you very much Robert glad you enjoyed the tour!
Mr. Lesley it is so sweet of you to explain it very candidly. Your childlike curiosity hits sixers every time you speak something about the place. Congrats.
Once a gorgeous home..thank you for always being respectful and responsable when u go into a home to film it for us..and love the fact u can sometimes tell us about the family that once lived there..so glad y,all never vandalize .it is awful what some people do .the musical instrument is a tambarine and the poof is a footstool..thank you for the trip down memory lane..
Thank you Mary I would not even think about vandalizing a place :) x
The new owner must really appreciate the energy of the history to have created that wonderful room to sit in. Perhaps he could demolish the upstairs and recondition the downstairs? Seems like the higher you go the more decay you find.
I hope he does something with this place it would a shame not to :( Thanks for watching!
I love to imagine what it was like when it was alive, the people and how they lived. Thank you for sharing such a special place.
Glad you enjoyed it
I wish we could build houses with charm these days. Thank you again
Thank you. Very nice tour and sad in knowing that we aren’t here on earth forever. Good job👌
Yeah u r right
This one almost made me cry... so sad the decay. But you documented it very well. Keep up the good work.
This was interesting. I would have asked the owner if I could buy a few things.
Jk but it’s so fascinating to know that people actually lived there and walked where he is walking Rn
Yes there are salvage companies that do that I think
That’s a cymbal
@@marcelyeoh8900 you're thinking of a triangle?. This is a tambourine.
Same here. I saw several pieces in there I would like to own.
THIS has to be one of the top 5 of all ur tours....im crying watching it...that SLEIGH bed, i would die for, so beautiful i just hate all this beauty being lost, but so happy you got to document it and that NOONE else better go breaking in and trolleping through there. In a way its bittersweet, atleast there wasnt heirs who inherited and didnt care to take the pics and sentimental things. I have no understanding of the mentality of people like that...But atleast you guys helped their memory live on. I just love the tenderness and respect you give these wonderful places. Thanks for all you do. And for showing me things I wouldve never got to see otherwise. Places from my dreams. Theres nothing that compares on this side of the pond to your side of the pond! lol! take care!
Lovely to here that you think it is in my top 3 :O Thank you Jennifer!
@@BrosOfDecay i think an awesome idea for show, would be for starters, do what you do, tour and history when available, but then another crew come in behind , with permissions from the property owners if course, and then discover and liquidate anything of value, all going to the owner of the property. How could they say NO to free money...? And im just the person to do that part! lol!
and then it wouldnt be so heartwrenching seeing the beauty decay and rot...what do ya think?
Beauty, history, furnishings can be restored, items of lives tell stories of the peoples. These wonderful priceless treasures will never be made again. Porcelain, pottery, China, crafted heaters and tin. Books and mystery. Pictures abandoned to your video for a last precious peek. These item could be cherished if offered to sell. The memories of French country peoples could live on. There was a heart song in this home. This leaves me with tears. Tambourine and Pampas grass stems.
So sad to see a beautiful home, being decayed like that. Sad story:(
I agree with you
The history is so sad but it was a beautiful explore!!!💕
Thanks to the owner for letting us see such a beautiful place!
Lovely antiques. I am especially drawn to the narrow cabinet and the rattan chaise lounge on the third floor.
Amazing. Old and luxurious. The smells in the house will be so eccentrically amazing.
I love to see holy pictures in abandoned houses. They Bring me back at the past... an old tradition of old times that...here in Italy...lives yet, in particular in South.
Regards from South Italy man!
Lorenzo
The new owner needs to put a tarp on the roof instead the beds. So sad. At least rescue the furniture and pictures.
I agree I totaly don't understand why he won't do it...
I was just going to say that, I know he should put on the tarp first than proceed with the ceiling, sheet rock, plaster, and paint.
Exactly 💯 yes
@@BrosOfDecay There may be a financial benefit to letting all this go to waste...
The last room you showed was also my favorite. I love listening to you describe everything. You’re a very articulate young man and I also like the music you pick for the background while filming. The owner was very nice to let you be the last one to explore his home. It seems like there’s a ton of antiques in the house that could still be saved. Most of the just need a good cleaning. I hope he doesn’t let them go to waste when they would be so lovely to display in a home of someone who appreciates the beauty in them. Another great job of exploring beautiful homes and places that people like myself would not be able to see without you showing them to us so we get to see them through yours eyes! Thank you! May God bless you in a special way for what you are doing!
Lesley and Jordey
Thankyou for a very special visit and yes that is a pouffe or footstool , and the instrument a tambourine.
What a shame that the owner can't find it in his heart to save the place or at least all the very beautiful french furniture inside.
You do so well to film so sensitively and bring us these treasures but don't forget what I said to you before about the mould - gloves and masks !!
Be safe . Your friend Janice x
Thanks for the lovely comment and the information! I have bought some gloves and a mask for future explores Xx Lesley
@@BrosOfDecay good to hear. Hope you are staying safe !
xxx's from jan xx
I don't see that the house is beyond repair, for the roof almost completely gone the 1st and 2nd floor look pretty sound. The roof rafters and wood roof lathes look to be fairly sound so far . If it had a roof put on the deterioration would stop,/ It wouldn't be cheap but the floors and damaged plaster could be repaired, but left much longer in its present state it will be far too gone. Seeing lit candles in a place like that made me a bit nervous. This guy is a very good narrator, and his choice of music really makes the video enjoyable.
maynardcat the problem is the cost. Restoring a house like that becomes very expensive very fast. Unless you’re dead set on living there basically forever afterwards it may not be worth it to a person to dedicate those kinds of resources. It’s heartbreaking, I wish I could save the place, and hope to bring an old home like this back to life myself someday.
@@mcm730 You can do a good job with 150.000 Euro to start with...
I agree im not a builder but where there is a will as in willingness to put in the work time and if i had the dollars id definitely do it this place is special
Thank you for the great comment! The place was wonderful but unfortunately not repairable :( Thanks for watching!
Hi Lesley, did you not notice in that room at 4:17 it had both Daniel and Evelyne's names on the wall ??. The name of the musical instrument is a Tambourine. Such a beautiful home and a real shame that it was left unloved for so long before the new owner bought it. I really hope that with a new roof maybe parts of it can be saved as a lasting memory of the people who once lived there and called it home. What did the children die of ??? as you never said. Thank you for documenting their home and sharing it for us. Stay safe and thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖
Wow I did not notice that when I was filming :O And they died of terminal cancer to my believe :( Thank you for watching!
@@BrosOfDecay I thought perhaps that you had missed it, so sad that they died in that way. Once again, thank you. xx
Date of their birth and death on the wall
Evelyne passed was born in 1906 it seems and died in 95
For Daniel the writing is less clear
It says his name and only "on the 7th of april 1919"
(I'm french )
(It sad there is a memorabilia like that on the wall :( )
How sad to see that home in ruins. But it's sadder to hear about the children. You may not want to light a candle near dried weeds or flowers are they are highly flammable. You could burn the entire place down in a matter of minutes and all that sad history will be gone forever. Beautiful video though. I loved that place.
One of the best explores you’ve done! You are so classy, respectful and truly honor the lives of those whose stories you tell. Your vids are an incredible historical gift to us all. Thank you so much. 💕❤️
Glad you like them Jamie :) !
I feel so sad watching this mansion into decay...nothing is forever...
A lot of reflections.
This place was very touching :(
In America I am familiar with the poof @8:57 as you called it , being called a hassock. Here is the definition of a hassock;
noun
1.
NORTH AMERICAN an upholstered footstool or ottoman.
2.
a firm clump of grass or matted vegetation in marshy or boggy ground.
The music instrument @12:41 is a tambourine. You would shake it and tap your hand on the drum top.
Hope this helps.
O thank you this is some useful information!
I still can't believe that a property of this magnitude was just left to ruins! If I was a rich person, I would be on a buying spree of all these properties and start sprucing them up.
If I was a millionaire I would restore them to their glory...
@@BrosOfDecay Yes! Because these places have so much history and beauty! It is a shame to just let them go into ruins.
And then u will realise that building new ones is more cheaper than restoring the vanishing buildingss
You would have to be a billionaire. It's a money pit. It's a shame they let it go to ruin.
Hi Lesley and Jordy, Bros of Decay, What a sad but also highly interesting story about this mansion! - This was indeed a unique opportunity,
that you could visit and film this amazing location with the permission of the owner. - I also loved the way, how you were building up the
excitement at the beginning of the video and presented the most beautiful room at the end. - Of course I also loved that room with the
piano the most. - Wonderful comment by you and absolutely lovely background music!! - Excellently done!
Was Jordy joining you there? - I am just asking because I somehow had the impression, you were alone. - Despite of the heavy decay,
everything looked so historical, and I could also see some very nice antiques. - It's such a shame and a pity, a house like this is completely
falling into total disrepair. - Incredibly interesting explore! - Thank you so much for sharing. - I hope you both are still healthy and well,
and so I wish you all the best. - I am already looking forward to your next adventure. Stay safe and hopefully see you later.
Peace and kindest regards. - Is it possible, that your good friends from team Explomo have also been there, because somehow some
items and interiors looked familiar to me ("The abandoned DA VINCI CODE MANSION", explomo video from 30.6.2019)?
Hey Willy, I try to mix up the making of my video a bit to keep it intresting :) No Jordy did not join me this time, it was Jef from Jeffstaticsworld.
And Yes this was the same place that Maureno filmed in 2019, So destroyed now :( Thank you for watching Willy see you next week x
@@BrosOfDecay , Hi Lesley, You are very welcome. Such a lovely feedback! - I really appreciate and I am very much
looking forward and wishing you kindest regards and stay safe. - Greetings also to Jordy.
Een geweldige inleiding op het verhaal achter de verlaten omgeving.
Dat is de meerwaarde van het bezoek, niet zo maar wat doen, maar je er echt in verdiepen.
Een eerlijke kans aangegrepen om het laatste bezoek te kunnen maken.
8:58 klopt is een poef en 12:31 is een tamboerijn.
Hey Oma, Leuk dat je er weer bij bent. Ik hou van het onderzoeken van deze gebouwen en dit naar jullie overbrengen :) Bedankt voor te kijken!
That instrument is a tambourine! Loved this home. Thank you Leslie & Jordie.
Our pleasure Thanks Cindy!
Hello Leslie, the instrument in the third floor bedroom was called a tambourine & pronounced "tam ba reen". The owner was very nice to allow you to film it & was so interesting. Thank you 💜👩🇺🇸
When you take us through these old homes I can stop and picture it when it was filled laughter and warmth and family.
This is exactly what I imagine when I walk through these places
Here are so many really fine antiques left in this once beautiful home. I don’t see how the current owner will be able to restore this, the cost would be prohibitive, you could build a replica from scratch for less than a restoration would cost. I seriously hope he rescues and sells the antiques, from furniture to dishes and medicine bottles. It would be such a shame for these furnishings to be permitted to rot away to dust when so much skill and effort went into the making of each one. The marquetry on some of the bedroom furniture isn’t even warped or lifting. They could have many hundreds of years being loved and used by other families, but only if the owner rescues them soon.
The thing you called a pouff, is also called a hassock, or sometimes in later years, a footstool. When ladies wore big flared skirts, it was easier to sit on one of these and spread the skirts out than try to accommodate hoops, bustles, and fabric to fit nicely on an armchair. The musical instrument is a Tambourine. Congratulations on being the last urbexers team to go in here with permission. Beautiful job as usual...keep safe and healthy.🖤🇨🇦
Hey Tamarra, Thank you for the great information and I agree no way that he can restore any of this...
Bros Of Decay My pleasure, and I really DO hope the owner has a sense of the value of items that can still be saved before it is too late and all that skill and artistry is gone forever. 🖤🇨🇦
thanks for the new owner of the house for letting us in!
WOW! COOL! BEAUTIFUL! THANK U VERY MUCH! HAVE A HAPPY Y BLESSED DAY! KEEP SAFE! KEEP SMILIN' ON!👏👏👍👍💜🙏🦋🐞🌹😀👒
Wow. This was a beautiful home and thank you for your consideration with all their things and i really appreciate your steadiness with the camera. Some explorers go through so fast and the moving camera makes me nauseous. I appreciate your work and the respect you show for others homes.
What a surreal experience 😱 it's a shame the renovations were not started earlier before the decay took hold ! Must have been a gorgeous place once. Keep the videos coming they are so interesting, stay safe much live from England ♥️🇬🇧
Yes it was! Video every other saturday :)
Amo sus videos...tu voz y forma de narrar, tus exclamaciones...la forma en q tocas los objetos y respetas el espacio y memoria de los que habitaron los lugares. Impecable trabajo Leslie y Jordi. I hope someone can translate my messaje. Besos desde Argentina.
Me alegra saber que disfrutas nuestros videos. Yo y Jordy estamos haciendo todo lo posible para traerte esto :) ¡Gracias!
Thank you for sharing..lovely sad home. What a nice guy to let you in and light candles.
personally , i would rather someone steal it all and love it, rather than see it be destroyed by neglect.
@figgy 709 ... real talk, I second that
I agree. If someone/some people own these items, they get a second life! Loved by someone or by many people.
i would guility take the old newspapers and books. part of me would respectfully leave it as it's not mine but man, I would have loved to own actual vintage stuff
@@fairsuns I would rather someone takes the stuff they like than for them to rot there. What I don't like is vandalism, thrashing the place.
It's not stealing if those things are not wanted by the owner. They're just not left out on the curb but inside the place. Still it's considered unwanted.
Wow, what a beautiful house it must have been! That furniture is so awessome. I love that sleigh bed in one of those rooms! Asad story but thank for this wonderful videa!
What a piece of private history! Such a wonderful gift given to you to be the last one to give this home its rightful place in history.
Such a shame with the condition it has become. I hope and pray the owner will atleast remove the beautiful furniture and the personal items collected from over the years from the family.
It would be a horrible thing if he didnt cause all of this families memories would be just that, a memory but it would be nice to let this family live on thru their belongings.
Thank you for showing yet another endearing video.
It is our pleasure to show it to you Cynthia! We where honored to be the last once able to explore it!
So lovely, and such a shame. Glad you got to document it before it goes. 🌹
Us too Thanks Claire :)
Such a beautiful place. I just don't understand letting these places fall to ruin. I would love to live in a place like that.
I love your videos, this one has such a sad sad vibe to it, the whole story about the family which didn’t go forward in existence after the two siblings died, this amazing house that was left to rotten, the background music. All so sad.
I’m wearing my earbuds and listening to your amazing soothing sexy voice!
It’s so sad that all the history of this family is going to the trash, but happy that you were able to record it for posterity at least, their story is told and maybe that’s what this whole video was all about before no one else can enter it any longer.
Thank you so much for going there, recording and sharing with the world.
Cheers.
😊
Loved the attic rooms the most. Thanks to the owner for letting you in. I guess 2 years later now it's gone. Very cool, thank you!
The writings inside the door "On August 27 th 1927, death of a friend..." Things the writer wants to remember ?
I found the writing on the inside of the wardrobe. There was also some writing on the bedroom door but it was impossible to read. They definitely wanted to leave their mark in this beautiful home. The writing is part of the soul of this manoir. There is also some writing on the wall of one of the rooms on the ground floor, with dates and names but difficult to read.
Stephanie B I thought it was vandalism. I went back. I can see their first name Evelyne and Daniel but not their last name. Birth date E. 22-11-05 D. 7 avril 1910. Below E. 8-95 (death ?). Another name Emile with 11-19-19 which make no sense. You know more than me about them.
@@jolaod84
Hi Joss, thanks for the feedback. Two people see more than one person. Yes, the dates look that way. I think the surname was L' + ....?Evelyne passed away in 8/95. If that were my house, I wouldn't remove their handwriting. I would respect it, and just put a picture over it to protect their privacy. I hope the owner doesn't demolish the house. A good roof, front door, new kitchen and bathrooms, and he could even use it as a Bed and Breakfast. It's too beautiful to be demolished.
Stephanie B If there is a road to go there. If not, he could sell the furniture at a marché aux puces. Some pieces are really nice. Thanks
I thought that. People didn't always have note paper long ago.
This house has a lot of Beauty. Still left inside. Shame that it was never restored. Now it's in too bad of a shape. Still a lot of antiques left. What you called a poof. Is a foot stool. You sit in a chair. And prop your feet up on it. The instrument is called a tambourine. Thank you for sharing your video. You have a great afternoon.
I still call it a poof. I think it depends where you live in the world, and maybe your age. I’m ancient!!!!!
Poufe is correct or foot stool , I’m from Scotland and I pronounce it poofy.🤣🤣👍🤣
The footstool can also be called a hassock. I guess if a footstool has legs it's a footstool, if no legs it's a hassock.........
Loved video, insight from another time and country. You narrate with appreciation for lives and home that was loved, thank you for this journey through the past
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
What a fantastic explore! Thank you for sharing such an amazing home and story. Safe travels to your next adventure.
I absolutely love watching you guys, truly my favourite to follow .
It's so sad that neither of these children had a family to keep this nice home in repair. I hope the owner will least get the antiques out. Thanks for sharing. And, thank you, new owner, for sharing.
I love that you appreciate the antique items!
I would love to have the bedroom furniture. How sad that this beautiful home has gone to ruin. All the photos, dishes, antiques left to decay.
The owner should have brought in an antique dealer.
The background music as well as your voice are perfect Leslie. Another great video.
Thank you very much Joanie! :) you make my day
What a lovely old home! So full of memories and family heirlooms. Sad, yet somehow, beautiful. You can tell there was much love and many good times enjoyed many years ago. I really appreciate your soothing, calm, and tender demeanor and voice as you go about showing us someone else's home. Such caring respect in young people these days is refreshing! Thanks much & be safe!
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh many many thanks! I have a strange obsession with this manoir. I have seen several videos of it. I am sad to see the state of the roof. There is so much history inside, so many stories.... Thanks for your magnificent effort and for having such luck with the new owner. I don't know where I had read (from a previous video) that the original owner had been a jeweller and that he had been killed in World War 1. God bless you for your generosity with this video. Take care of yourselves with this coronavirus. Greetings from Spain. 🇪🇦🙋♀️😊
Thank you for the lovely comment! Take care
Thank you Lesly & Jordy 👍🏻 this is a such beautiful home sweet home. Anyway, the instruments that you had found is named Tambourine. Sounds is still beautiful but sadness inside 😢 . Ok thks again. It’s nice to be an IT man but also great to do a Good Baker 😍 😊
Thank you so much for the explorations and video's, glad to see someone has caught it our history.
Thank you
Be safe keep on keeping on!!
Thank you! Will do!
Thanks for your comment. I'm looking forward to future videos. 😊👍
I feel so sad while watching this nice decay home.... I wish and prayed that someone can own the place and can restore it again..Thanks for sharing this lovely film..Keep always safe..
I agree with you Thank you for watching Dora!
In some way, these old houses bring a desire to stop the time, in a good moment. It´s a nostalgia feeling in the back of our minds. Maybe this explains our interest in the urban exploration of antique places.
When the owner lit up candles in the living room, I nearly cried because of the respect and sentiment.
It was such a beautiful touch
Fortunate for you that the owner had permitted you to video his house. Congratulations Leslie, thanks for sharing that video, always take care Leslie, just pitty brothers and sister that they had no family of their own.God bless you always..watching you here from the Philippines. ‘Love you🥰
Thank you. So sad...but beautiful.
Thanks for listening Jana!
Gosh I wished I could restore this beautiful home. You can tell it was absolutely beautiful.
Was such a wonderfull place... Thanks for watching Marchell!
That is just very very sad. I would somehow try to save the furniture. I'm not sure why but this is very upsetting to me. Why would you purchase a place and let it just rot????
What an incredible place please wear a mask Lesley this house would be amazing when it was lived in happy memories it’s still incredible stay safe thank you for sharing lv Ann uk
I think the same thing. All that mold and who knows what else they are breathing in. Dangerous.
Thank you for sharing this. I am 70 & I’ll never get to see such wondrous sights. It is a delight to see such things!
Glad you enjoyed it Kari :)
I so love watching you, as you bring things a bit more to life of the place that once was. I enjoyed seeing in this Mansion and oh my goodness to see all those beautiful Antiques and just imagine how it looked in its time. Be safe and thanks for sharing! xoxo 😘🙂
Than you ,Bro’s and Decay.👏👏👏👏💕💯👍
That video was amazing❤
Thank you both so much for your thoughtfulness on each and every video you put out🙏 I Love watching and listening to them..
I still think you both are the best on making these types of video's...
Can't wait for the next time😘😘❤❤
Take care, be safe!!
The instrument was a tambourine.
What a beautiful baby I imagine that you lived there greetings from El Salvador😙
Another amazing video of the 1900s fabulous I really really enjoyed this kind of Castle this is Marlene again from California God bless you and be safe
Mansions are most loved of all explores. Nice explore Leslie 👍👍
The woodland path to the house was a treat for me, as I live in Asia atm.
That short walk brought back some treasured memories, that I had buried in the recesses of my mind. Thank you, bros.
Its sad that the new owner hasn't removed the beds and piano and other things before the place falls into complete decay.
Just shows how affluent the western world is.
The little heaters are really lovely, it's really nice the guy let you look round the place, it's really amazing looking round in it, I feel like I'm looking round myself! Thankyou for this. Susan
Am grateful to have found your channel all the things i learn frm my childhood in nursery rhymes fairy tales and literature as a teacher i saw it for realand happy to have explored with you in some way i love your honesty and sincerity i feel sad to know the grandeur of the castles left to waste
So sad, a sad ending for such a beautiful home!
It will probably never be restored again :(
I agree with everything you said about mansion Beautiful stuff inside 😀👍 stay safe and heathy to family and friends
Thank You Leslie, wonderful blog.
My pleasure Thomas!
Bessie I believe that nothing is impossible anyhow can be restored just take it one day at a time you start was the worst room and you work your way down beginning unit with the roof to give its house it's smile and Glory back anything can be accomplished even though that some people don't have enough money to redo things all at once each month put some money aside to turn a house back into a beautiful home thank you for sharing exploring homes that have been forgotten I need a Whole Lotta Love to bring back their smile again
God bless you and your Brother, thankyou for always taking us with you ✝️❤️
Tambourines
Beautiful. Hopefully all the beautiful pieces get to good homes.
Really loved this tour. Good job!!!
I hope so too! Thank you very much Debra :)
I truly believe this could be rehabilitated I've seen some worst than that. Just a lot of love and insight would make it a home again. I love it myself. Thank you for sharing. God bless you for giving this older lady the gift of watching your amazing video's.
Imagine..once upon a time there lived a family. Merry making, lots of laughter, lots of love and cries.
Such a sad story. Agree with the thread - would so love to see the place restored. Amazing to see it for probably it's last visitation by the public, tragic. (Just for info, the piano was an upright one, the grands are those wonderfully large ones, and the flowers were pampas grass! The musical instrument was a tambourine).
Im so glad that you of all people were allowed to make the last documentary of the history and home.Only you would give it the respect due. That home was very loved.Stay well boys, love from Peru
I was very honored!
Thank you ,Leslie...it was very special...
My pleasure Marilyn!