Château de la Grifferaie, S3 E19, "Living a Fairytale?"

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2022
  • We're often asked if we are living our dream? If it's like a fairytale? The answer is complex, but you will understand if you watch the whole video. And also a good one to watch if you'd like to buy a chateau someday. Lots of random issues you come upon, some entertaining, some puzzling. By the way, we edited this in 1080 since we're back to the fast internet speed of the USA:)
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Комментарии • 278

  • @co-creatv6540
    @co-creatv6540 Год назад +245

    I am French, I live in the US but I almost bought this castle 25 years ago… it makes me happy that you guys are renovating it. Good luck…

    • @hervedupont6955
      @hervedupont6955 Год назад +5

      25 Ans c'était votre devoir .

    • @loisfolk5492
      @loisfolk5492 Год назад +6

      Love to see it kept up and not torn down.

    • @tmckmusic8584
      @tmckmusic8584 Год назад +4

      Do you wish you HAD bought it 25 years ago?

    • @co-creatv6540
      @co-creatv6540 Год назад +15

      @@tmckmusic8584 not really. I decided to live in the Indian Ocean, then moved back to Provence and now enjoying life in the US… I am happy discovering the world…

    • @co-creatv6540
      @co-creatv6540 Год назад +3

      @@hervedupont6955 a 25 ans vois n’avez d’autres devoirs que de découvrir la vie….

  • @totallydomestic433
    @totallydomestic433 Год назад +10

    Dear Lord, cancel that request for a chateau. Um, never mind.

  • @GemmaMiss
    @GemmaMiss Год назад +2

    That dry rot would have me running for the hills 😅

  • @marksherrill9337
    @marksherrill9337 Год назад +23

    I build houses and really appreciate this video. So happy to see the attic framing. I’m not surprised at the condition, as much as impressed the structure is still here. Wish all these types of houses were taken care of .

  • @platoman214
    @platoman214 Год назад +5

    Just before this video I watched how billionaires move to London and work with their decorators, beautiful results, generally, but some of the individuals were intelligent but empty souls, as far as I could see. Anyway, you exhibit deeply human values and a relationship to each other that is incredibly wholesome and reassuring to watch. Best of luck.

  • @lisakilmer2667
    @lisakilmer2667 Год назад +20

    Excellent "reality check" video. You are so laid-back and jovial about problems, without down-playing them. I think you said once that most problems can be attributed to "water" -- getting it in, keeping it out, drainage, sewage, damp. Great job on an informative video!

  • @gibadias1637
    @gibadias1637 Год назад +9

    Your chateau's architecture reminds me a lot of the old Vanderbilt's mansion in NYC.. Gorgeous!

  • @Indian_gae_boii
    @Indian_gae_boii Год назад +5

    I applaud France for preserving so many historical homes, in india, throughout history, unused manors and palaces would often be tore down for its bricks and stones to build new ones so not many manors are surviving

  • @thatgirlirish5492
    @thatgirlirish5492 Год назад +7

    It’s a beautiful place for sure but wow…. A money pit and definitely a labor of love. Best of luck to these people!

  • @vickiporter2945
    @vickiporter2945 Год назад +5

    Beautiful place…you guys are funny …love the way you describe your adventures with the castle

  • @amyowens70
    @amyowens70 Год назад +5

    Such a beautiful Chateau, an absolute dream! Parts of it outside remind me of a huge, beautiful Chateau about 7 hours from me in Ashville, NC.....The Biltmore.

  • @judithclark2823
    @judithclark2823 Год назад +6

    Looking at the expanse of your roof top and the pitch of it, that’s going to take a fair amount of money to fix it, not to mention the rafters that are disintegrating. Perhaps you could invite craftsman who want to visit France to come and stay a week or two or a month, to provide much needed help for room and board. But maybe you’ve already thought of that. I think it is very courageous of the two of you to undertake such a venture. You must have a big vision to undertake this marvelous chateau!

  • @undertheivy4003
    @undertheivy4003 Год назад +21

    Merci merci merci d'entretenir des biens si magnifiques, que les français ne peuvent et ne veulent plus entretenir eux-mêmes; vous faites un super travail; bon courage, j'espère que vous y trouverez votre épanouissement !

  • @lynnkazwell6189
    @lynnkazwell6189 Год назад +37

    Owning a home of any size means maintenance and you have a great work ethic. Everything thing you do means it will be here for future generations to enjoy! The work you’re doing with your students is wonderful and keeping their faith in God. I wish more people had God on their life, we would have a lot more happy people.😇

  • @catherinemtc7795
    @catherinemtc7795 Год назад +4

    Video was cute. Rob so glad u didn’t get hurt on that ladder. Well with all said,,,you both still have a beautiful chateau. Love it.

  • @claudiamann7111
    @claudiamann7111 Год назад +11

    Thanks for a great video. I'm glad you didn't get hurt when the ladder broke. Like you said it's a fairytale for the right people. The chateau is so lucky to have found you both.

  • @0617kitty
    @0617kitty Год назад +3

    Thank you for sharing your chateau advanture! Always admire people who has the skills and courage to take on such big job of renovataing a chateau! Really enjoy watching such beautiful building being restored! I bought a very expensive fixed upper in California and I thought I was very couragous, but watching what you two are going through my project is nothing

  • @winewoman224
    @winewoman224 Год назад +5

    I would highly recommend hiring a contractor who has an engineering background. You have extreme foundational issues and years of placing bandaid solutions on hemorrhaging problems. These buildings do not have building codes, but do make pretty pictures.

  • @turawolfe2841
    @turawolfe2841 Год назад +13

    A very grand chateau!! Wondering if you have been treated for wood worms? Yes, I do think you are living a beautiful fairy tale dream whereas in all fairy tales some things are lovely, but there are always unexpected events to overcome. Thanks for the peek into your life!!

  • @cubessopranista8772
    @cubessopranista8772 Год назад +2

    I love that Handel music from Messiah. I performed that with a choir decades ago.
    I always love white houses especially with high ceilings.

  • @wenDesigner
    @wenDesigner Год назад +7

    You are the correct people to have this beautiful chateau!

  • @janeblandford852
    @janeblandford852 Год назад +11

    Hi guys, another awesome vlog. This chateau is truly beautiful with its "good and bad" stuff, but the Lord chose two awesome custodians and it is an amazing journey! Thank God you didn't really hurt yourself when you fell off of the ladder. The good news is, you did't get hurt but where you live in France, one is able to purchase fireplaces for pretty reasonable prices as per the vlogs I have watched from other chateau owners. Good for you for taking this project on and have totally enjoyed watching your progress and hearing about the students, etc. Thank you for taking us along on this journey with you and lots of blessings from a fellow Canadian...💝🇨🇦

  • @sibu2
    @sibu2 Год назад +7

    You got a ghost in the château. 😄
    Btw I just love the château. It's absolutely gorgeous. It definitely deserves a better life.
    Good luck with the restauration !
    You got a masterpiece there

  • @The_Travelling_Jonoberries
    @The_Travelling_Jonoberries 3 месяца назад +1

    Rob so glad you had your Aussie Steel caps on buddy, God Bless, we have been binge watching now for two days all your episodes- Take care and be safe from the Johnos Noosa Australia 🇦🇺

  • @rikkibiermann465
    @rikkibiermann465 Год назад +18

    Rob, when you replace beams, do you give them wood worm treatment?
    Rikki Biermann, Pretoria, South Africa 🇿🇦

  • @naokoasami2026
    @naokoasami2026 Год назад +19

    Hi. I’m currently living in Japan as a hospitality architect but was raised in Houston. I truly enjoyed and learned a lot from this video 😂🎉 thank god you didn’t break your bone❤
    Can I ask how old you are and whether any families are helping you renovate? Bcs I’m kinda dead serious owning a chateaux/manor myself and doing the same. I’m in my 50s, no children to help. I’m going through MANY RUclips chateaux DIY but seems almost all are tackling with their entire family which I can understand. Only you seem to be just the two with a fur child. Sorry if I’m wrong bcs I still haven’t seen all of your videos. I will though. Stay safe, and yes I’m the type who enjoys PROBLEMS😂😂😂 Actually it’s nice to have problems as you age bcs that’ll keep you from getting bored which leads you to dementia?!?!

  • @janetmcfarlane2693
    @janetmcfarlane2693 Год назад +5

    OMG, that is the most beautiful chateau ! Got on your site by accident and now going to check out your videos.

  • @jessicaduarte-herrera9543
    @jessicaduarte-herrera9543 3 месяца назад

    It is my dream to one day own a Chateau, so when i come across videos like these, i feel inspired thank you for restoring this beautiful Chateau.

  • @sharongruener6078
    @sharongruener6078 Год назад +3

    Yes, the green room is so lovely and calming. A lot of work. Blessings.

  • @EBRMine
    @EBRMine Год назад +2

    A flower named after your chateau, now that is a flex!

  • @Dani_Capozzi
    @Dani_Capozzi Год назад +11

    I mentioned this before. It is concerning that you wear flip flops when working. As before, let me recommend work boots. They will protect your feet better, are less of a tripping hazard and will protect your toes, soles and ankles.

    • @David-gx6od
      @David-gx6od Год назад +3

      Ok Karen. 🙄

    • @RADIO-FREE-AMERICA
      @RADIO-FREE-AMERICA Год назад +4

      Yes, also much better to support the weight of the body! Better posture!

  • @lindafleming3907
    @lindafleming3907 Год назад +3

    Gorgeous palace with floating beams.. but that's not a fireplace below the basement window, it's just a work surface for you to enjoy!

  • @tonyantonio7104
    @tonyantonio7104 Год назад +2

    Watching this video made me happy that I own a small, manageable house, one that's easy to heat and cozy during the frigid winter months!

  • @daniel_sc1024
    @daniel_sc1024 Год назад +1

    "It will be easy to fix." You have serious issues with that floor structure! That dry rot and termite damage is scary.

  • @deborahgoodwin3426
    @deborahgoodwin3426 Год назад +5

    Wow, I am speechless! Your new (old) home (castle) is just exquisite! I just happened upon your vlog accidentally and watched it from beginning to end totally mesmerized by not only your stunning chateau but by your daily challenges and your truly loveable sense of humor as both of you encounter them. You have totally captivated my curiosity. You have yourself a new subscriber, I can't wait to go back to the very beginning of your journey as the proud owners of the Chateau de la Grifferaie!

  • @bethfrench9064
    @bethfrench9064 Год назад +2

    You’re so dedicated and you seem so calm. Congratulations on living a dream that you chose!

  • @debbieosborn9464
    @debbieosborn9464 Год назад +11

    When you buy a Chateau is the seller responsible to have treated the Chateau for woodworm or is that your problem? Seems all these old places had woodworms. You are doing a great job! Love the green room.

    • @patcardiff2563
      @patcardiff2563 Год назад

      France seems to be full of woodworm even in the broconte the beautiful furniture is always full of woodworm

  • @cidie1
    @cidie1 Год назад +3

    You guys are so handy it's really cool to see, amazing work!

  • @donnagross4638
    @donnagross4638 Год назад +5

    Thank you for sharing your adventures. I’ve been watching since the beginning and your video skills have gotten better and better, especially the audio. The older we get, time flies so quickly. You’ll be back in France before you know it. Praying for more students!

  • @elisabeth6108
    @elisabeth6108 Год назад +2

    Had to laugh at your electrical outlets hidden under pictures for two years. My master bedroom suite has a large bathroom with a cathedral ceiling. On the right side is a small attic entered from the bedroom. On the left was a small, shallow linen closet. It took THREE years for it to dawn on me that the roofline was identical on the right and left sides of the bathroom so... tore out the linen closet and YES! an entire hidden attic behind it! The closet was apparently a last minute decision because the attic walls were even plaster boarded. Quite a find in my storage-challenged little house. I think what struck me most about this video was your good attitude and humor captured in the clips in real time as each "challenge" unfolded. Find the humor first, then move on to the solution. It's a good motto in life.

  • @jonimarchese7655
    @jonimarchese7655 Год назад +3

    This video was fascinating every day in and outs of owning a Chateau. Your Chateau is beautiful, the colors and the wallpaper you have chosen are perfect. I love the mural is just stunning. Thank you for this video, Love from NY.

  • @pattimeredith9621
    @pattimeredith9621 Год назад +4

    Great video. May The Lord continue to bless you with wisdom, strength and the funds to continue this ministry!!!

  • @Randy8923
    @Randy8923 Год назад +5

    I enjoyed the video very much. I have owned several huge mansions, manor houses and even a convent along with a couple big farm houses so yes I know about all these issues you have shown us except breaking a fireplace (lol). It is no fairytale life but definitely has its moments. Great video. Definitely get that roof fixed soon as you can.

  • @deb.m.7458
    @deb.m.7458 Год назад +2

    I have so much respect for you and what you are trying to accomplish. Chateau owners are a special breed. You have such a beautiful home.

  • @hermitlifeinthemountainsub9493
    @hermitlifeinthemountainsub9493 Год назад +2

    Your Chateau is breathtaking! You are so very blessed!

  • @susancollado5290
    @susancollado5290 Год назад +2

    💕Have you sprayed all of the wooden beams with stuff to help protect them from rotting & from wood eating insects💕Coz those blighters don’t just leave they carry on chewing for years💕Check out “Living The Dream at Château La Lacelle they had to spray the whole chateau & gardener’s cottage some parts just in case💕

  • @Leed216
    @Leed216 Год назад +3

    Good thing you are ok with that ladder breaking. time for proper foot wear when doing renos. Flip flops don’t cut it. there is always work to be done on any home, yours is just on a grander scale.

  • @Jana-wz7dr
    @Jana-wz7dr Год назад +5

    Great, interesting episode. Clearly you two work non stop and thankfully enjoy it. I suspect you have a few decades of work ahead of you. Love the idea of people staying there while you are back in North America. That should lessen the bad surprises upon your return.

  • @clarefrenette9357
    @clarefrenette9357 Год назад +3

    You are such an inspiration to me. May God bless you always with everything you need to follow him. Luv luv luv

  • @linajackson4545
    @linajackson4545 Год назад +2

    Fascinating episode. Thank you

  • @cherylpesutimassie5010
    @cherylpesutimassie5010 Год назад +2

    Yes, it's a tremendous amount of energy, time and finances going into the renovation of your château, but oh the rewards when completed. And you look young enough to see it through to completion. Kudos to you both for having and experiencing such a wonderful thing as restoring this chateau. Not something the average human, such as me, could ever do. Thank you so very much for sharing your time and experience. I'll be checking in for sure to see the wonderful things you do to bring her back to life. And oh, what a beautiful life she will have. Hugs from Arizona...:)

  • @TheCasimir94
    @TheCasimir94 Год назад +27

    Out of interest, why don't you get some people to come work on the house to make it waterproof and structually sound? I knoe id be expensive as heck but seems strange to not want to fix the immediate threats

    • @fionaokeefe1906
      @fionaokeefe1906 Год назад +4

      Let me say this, I live in a nearly 200 year old home and I just bought the place but it needs costly upgrades, it takes money a lot of money probably more money than one actually has! I just wanted a home of my own and I found this place so charming however my eyes are bigger than my budget! You know there’s a thing called being house poor where all you can afford is your mortgage yet important fixes and repairs never get done because of lack of money! I feel for this couple however my huge caterpillar eyes finds this castle simply breathtaking😍I’m in love with everything about it but I know a castle of this size takes soo much upkeep, it’s daunting at times🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @LaughingInTiny
      @LaughingInTiny Год назад +5

      Part of it is that there's no "waterproof" for a château. Back in the 50s, 60s and 70s a lot of people renovated them with updated methods and damaged the buildings. The reason these castles last hundreds of years is because they were built to breathe and adjust with seasons. So many of the problems that people have with them now is because of renos done decades ago that caused retention of damp, dry rot, fungus and pest damage. You need to be extremely careful with making changes and understand how the part works with the whole. Often that comes with restoration experts, permits, specialized materials and hence a massive budget. They will get there, but it's definitely one step at a time and the last step just leads back to the first. It is a labour of love, not logic ☺️

    • @narellemacpherson9759
      @narellemacpherson9759 Год назад +4

      You need to be an engineer architect carpenter plumber and electrician all rolled into one to do most of the work yourself as the costs of repairs are prohibitive, plus getting local tradesmen to do the work is problematic and not always available in a timely manner

    • @ramonawilliams9305
      @ramonawilliams9305 Год назад +2

      I don't understand why the chateau owners don't have construction teams? Either

    • @narellemacpherson9759
      @narellemacpherson9759 Год назад +2

      @@ramonawilliams9305 getting tradesmen is very difficult not many anywhere and also the French have long holidays, time off during summer

  • @SpanishEclectic
    @SpanishEclectic Год назад +3

    Thank you for this little slice of your life. It's such a beautiful location.

  • @RosasCabin_AIRBNB_USA
    @RosasCabin_AIRBNB_USA Год назад +2

    I have missed you guys!! Welcome back. Your Guardian Angel saved you, I am so glad you were not hurt. All these weak floors are scary. I’ll add you to my prayer list.

  • @traceg2903
    @traceg2903 Год назад +3

    Just came across your channel. Truly Amazing Chateau...You both have great personalities and clearly talented...it will be fun to follow your vlog...Subscribed.

  • @BostonBorn
    @BostonBorn Год назад +2

    Just found your channel…I’m hooked. Gotta do some binge watching 🤩

  • @laviniamckean3044
    @laviniamckean3044 Год назад +1

    Thanks 😊 enjoyed that lovely to see all the hard work u guys put into it well done

  • @kisiamalenkij6145
    @kisiamalenkij6145 Год назад +4

    Your chateau is very beautiful. But it needs a comprehensive restoration, if it is not done, in 10 years the chateau will turn into a ruin.

  • @tonton1945.
    @tonton1945. Год назад +2

    Thank you so much for bringing my imagination back to reality!! Your place is absolutely lovely

  • @ChristineKelly1000
    @ChristineKelly1000 Год назад +1

    You were so lucky not to have been seriously hurt. Keep up the good work. Leslie I love your laugh in the back ground. I try to do as little ironing as possible. With bedding, as soon as it is dry I fold it along the seams and run my hands over the surface I then roll it into a log. This also saves space when storing.

  • @marciareagan2718
    @marciareagan2718 Год назад +1

    Glad you weren’t hurt! Better the mantle break than you! I used to keep care of a huge bed and breakfast. I used a mangle to iron. You would love it! So fast.

  • @ginagonzalez6547
    @ginagonzalez6547 Год назад +2

    This is one of the few videos I watched of your chateau. I don't know if you ever did a history of it. It would be very interesting of it's history.

  • @laurentpradayrol
    @laurentpradayrol Год назад +1

    C'est vraiment sympa de voir tous ces gens qui viennent du monde entier pour faire revivre ces vieilles demeures françaises qui sont un peu à l'image de la noblesse d'antan qui présentait souvent de beaux atours mais des dessous pas toujours très nets ...

  • @LorraineParis1
    @LorraineParis1 Год назад +1

    I’d love one of those postcards. I love decorating just like you! I wanted to be a decorator. I even make my own old fashioned drapes. Fancy painting, gardening. My house very old fashioned. I love chandeliers and antiques. My house tells a story.💜🌈💜

  • @jackiebarner7811
    @jackiebarner7811 Год назад +1

    How exciting !! Yes its a busy life, and work is never ending , but I'm so taken that you were able to buy this and renovate it. !!! That alone is a fairy tail. !! Best wishes !!

  • @wimvanmoerbeke
    @wimvanmoerbeke Год назад +2

    Nice to see the result after the work. For the termite eaten wood bits, you could inject a woodfiller to make it a bit stronger...

  • @theresedillon576
    @theresedillon576 Год назад

    Great vlog really enjoyed the inside edge on chateau living!

  • @clotildeturner8900
    @clotildeturner8900 Год назад +1

    wow. I love it!! so glad I came across your channel

  • @laurenstrayer800
    @laurenstrayer800 Год назад

    Love your video your chateau is so beautiful!, yes there's a lot to get done but that roof is your main concern I would think .You two are doing a fantastic job. I could never leave this beautiful place for one minute but keep your jobs for the cost of repairs will be costly. Good luck you two and be safe.

  • @Amy-yn9kv
    @Amy-yn9kv Год назад +1

    Always looking for the good news.....awesome and best wishes for remodeling! ❤

  • @mack6511
    @mack6511 Год назад +3

    I'm always so jealous of chateau owners until I actually watch the renovation videos (well, I'm still a bit jealous but. . .).

  • @itzlily8781
    @itzlily8781 Год назад +4

    Love your videos.
    My dream is also to own a chateau and fix it up. I'm getting alot of ideas. Thanks for this xx

  • @amykiernan1595
    @amykiernan1595 Год назад +5

    Great video wonderful work you're doing so glad you got the extra help. You probably are aware of this but there's also fellow Chateau owners from Canada RUclips channel is Manner and Maker

  • @jenateer2518
    @jenateer2518 Год назад +1

    The marble can be glued together with epoxy and with sanding will not even show the cracks. I saw them do it on chateau de le ferth

  • @robbiemoriarty7499
    @robbiemoriarty7499 Год назад +2

    So glad you didn’t get hurt!

  • @LorraineParis1
    @LorraineParis1 Год назад +2

    I’m so glad you didn’t get hurt! Your Angels were with you! So glad I found you both. Love watching about beautiful castles. I’m all for the Kingdom of God!! I’m going have to wait and get mine in Heaven

  • @blazingstar9638
    @blazingstar9638 Год назад +1

    Incredible you guys!
    Subscribed

  • @julievawser896
    @julievawser896 Год назад +2

    Seeing this now and to think it was only two months ago that we had the privilege of being with you. It was the highlight of our summer.

  • @milmom4281
    @milmom4281 Год назад +2

    It is a blessing and an adventure to own a chateau!

  • @yeseniah7373
    @yeseniah7373 Год назад +1

    Wow! Beautiful chateau and beautiful hair, Leslie!

  • @BlackMoustH
    @BlackMoustH Год назад +2

    My shower glass did the exact same thing ! In the middle of the night…. And sadly I don’t even live in a chateau but in a small parisian apartment 😅

  • @randie8334
    @randie8334 Год назад +1

    BEAUTIFUL!!!

  • @54waky
    @54waky Год назад +2

    You guys are so cool. What a project and a good dream for you to do. ❤️

  • @katgrey6239
    @katgrey6239 Год назад +3

    New subscriber here from West Virginia, USA 🇺🇸
    I would love to restore a chateau! It's a dream job that I can imagine. I'm a history lover, too! Just watched your channel and so glad I found it.
    P.s. For the work you are doing....flip-flops need to go!!! 😫 Nails, etc. don't go well with casual footwear.

  • @normamurray4450
    @normamurray4450 Год назад +2

    You poor people having to hear crashes that randomly happen and not knowing why. Wow, keep the faith!!!

  • @marthaizaguirre6363
    @marthaizaguirre6363 Год назад +6

    Really enjoyed this story and admire all you do! It's been a while since the last kitchen update so could you post a quick sweep around it? Also remember when Cinderella sang "A dream is a wish your heart makes"! 🎶

  • @danielotero1001
    @danielotero1001 Год назад +1

    En si una restauración es una entrega a problemas y una inversión sin seguro
    Lo destacable gracias a este video es el gozarse los problemas inteligente forma de ver la vida

  • @loribragg2947
    @loribragg2947 Год назад +2

    I laughed through your whole video. 😂 Years ago I remodeled a 1952 house in Florida. It took about six years and the one thing I came away with was that any remodeling project will take five times longer and cost five times more than expected. My fiance is chafing at the bit with the idea of owning a French chateau, and he has NO IDEA what he's getting into, so I'm sending him your video. I told him he could probably build a house in the chateau style for less money, and have central heat and a/c, good insulation, and no damp. 😂 Thanks for a fun video.

  • @izabelacetnar1659
    @izabelacetnar1659 Год назад +1

    But the castle from outside is in my eyes so beautiful .
    Inside i can see , that it has more demige than
    I realised but for some starboard people who doesn't care
    about that , because they are in love in history , art , culture,and
    this tape of architecture , only what I can say is
    " GOOD LUCK " and the government shouldn't help them in financial way , because the building doesn't belongs only to the current owners but always will. be part of the trasier of this country where the house is situated . I'M MYSELF
    A BIG SUPPORTER FOR THOES PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING
    SO HARD TO RESCUE THIS BEAUTIFUL HISTORY OF THE
    PUST ARCHITECTURE , BECAUSE THE PUST
    PROPOBLLY NEVER COMEBACK ANY MORE , THESE ARE THE ONLY THINGS WHAT IS LEFT AFTER SO MANY YEARS AND THAT IS ALL , AND NEVER COMEBACK . I'm repeating myself
    that is true , because I feel. a big sadness in my head and heart of this situation .
    THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO RESCUE THE BEAUTIFUL
    BUILDINGS !!!.

  • @esruez
    @esruez Год назад +1

    Wow. This is definitely a dream. You are all blessed 😍

  • @bolinfan1519
    @bolinfan1519 Год назад +3

    Congratulations to Nathan and Sarah! You have what may be the biggest adventure of your lives ahead of you at the chateau. Based on your ages, I suspect your experiences at the chateau will become ingrained in your memories. Everyone remembers their twenties and thirties.
    You have one of the best cooking ranges on the planet and I hope you become experts at preparing various French recipes which you can enjoy for the rest of your lives. Why not start by cooking with Calvados? :)

  • @thnktank1
    @thnktank1 Год назад +2

    Yeah, I want to live like this!

  • @petergavrell113
    @petergavrell113 Год назад +3

    What do you spray the wood worms with to stop the worms to eat up your castle

  • @tinyhouserenovation
    @tinyhouserenovation Год назад +1

    Amazing job, such a big place!

  • @Tony-InLosAngeles
    @Tony-InLosAngeles Год назад +2

    Rob…Dream crusher and Fireplace killer ⚔️😴🔥
    🤣😂🤣❤️

  • @jerridavis6462
    @jerridavis6462 Год назад +3

    Great video!

  • @sherrywatson7347
    @sherrywatson7347 Год назад +7

    Yes! You’re living a fairytale…Cinderella! And you’re Cinderella before she met her fairy godmother! 😂 Awesome video! You’ve cured me of dreaming of a French chateaux 😉😁

  • @degraham9198
    @degraham9198 Год назад +1

    Bingley!
    What a cute treat!

  • @elizabethom7839
    @elizabethom7839 8 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful house congratulations

  • @carmelagarin8645
    @carmelagarin8645 Год назад +1

    I love the front stairway