Discovery of a Breathtaking Abandoned Noble Mansion in France | Priceless antiques left behind

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On a bright sunshiny day, we take you along with us on our epic discovery of this French noble mansion that has been abandoned for several years now.
How can anyone just walk away from a place with so much majesty, priceless antiques and stories?
Today we will try and search for the right answer to that question, as we explore and find out what's left.

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[shirleyneilson]

Don't worry about them being to long, I personally love them, I love the way you show it all with respect, love from Australia

[blanning]

It is a damn shame this property has been abandoned. The original owners worked too hard for all their stuff to just sit there or be fought over. I would absolutely love to know the full history of this property. I hope the remaining family can come to an agreement soon or everything will be worthless. This house is too beautiful to just let it sit, hopefully someone can restore it and enjoy it for another 100 years and make more memories and add to its already rich history. It's sad to see everything left behind. I absolutely loved this home and all it's belongings, I could spend all day in there and still not see everything so I appreciate the longer videos. You boys and Bros of Decay find the most exquisite abandoned homes.

[patriciamorton]

I so enjoy watching you guys explore these places and the respect you give to them all. Wish I were 50 yrs. younger and had plenty of money as I would do the same thing. Just to be blessed enough to be able to touch some of those antiques and the architecture. Amazing stuff. Keep up the great explores and thanks for taking me and everyone else along with you. Stay safe Maureno and Remon.

[rhondapicha]

Taking too long really won’t happen when a property is of this magnitude.
Please show everything and trust that I will watch, as I’m sure others will also even if it’s five hours long!
I’ve watched this 4 times already.
❤ from Iowa, USA

[Tchelaone]

Please, make these as long as they need to be!! I Never get bored and I often wish you'd show even more!!! This place is like a dream come true for an explorer, WOW

[gwynnethvanjaarsveld]

I loved the video!It gave me a chance to see things I would never get to see otherwise. Glad it was long. I wanted to see everything!

[susancarden]

Every time you guys open a cupboard or draws, l expect a mouse or rat to jump out, lol 😆. You show respect for people’s property, which is just fantastic.

[pjmiller]

So nice to see the respect given to the items and anonymity of location. I so hope all pieces are protected and distributed asap for the item's safety.and preservation.The heater cabinet was not for coals, but for warming sheets and towels. 😊

[jennifermcdonald]

At first I was like you guys, speechless at the beauty, but as you went on I found myself getting angrier and angrier. All that incredibly beautiful stuff, just left to rot. It’s very wrong. Selling just one or two of the paintings or furniture would bring in enough to pay someone to look after the house and contents for at least a few years. All the hard work that went into making those fantastic pieces of art, fabrics, musical instruments ect ect. To just leave it with no caretaker, to either decay or be stolen or trashed is WRONG! Omg, that sword was Damascus steel! Literally priceless, honestly, millions of dollars! that’s due to how rare and old it is. I wouldn’t have missed a second of this vid! How do you stop yourselves from stealing bits from the places you come across? Even that wallpaper would be worth a fortune due to its age.

[YtGad]

Re watched this video again in 2022 and was just as amazed as the first time! What an absolutely gorgeous house filled with beautiful antiques and decor, a real pleasure to watch again. Well done boys.🦘😊😉

[deeceepnw]

Wow! Truly a masterpiece! It felt like a private tour through a living museum. It didn’t seem long at all.

[kellywilliams]

Oh my goodness, I must say you guys have some of the best exploration video's on Youtube.. I love how you take such time to show us all the beautiful details, its like being right there with you.. your explores are simply breathtaking.

[blanchedechermont]

Thanks so much for this video, such an amazing one indeed, it's great for your French tour.... when you go through the books, papers or documents I can read everything, my first language is French.... I'll be honest... even if sometimes I am afraid that you showcase other people's home without their permission, I sincerely think you and your friend Remon are actually very respectful and caution of the sites you visit and explore therefore, I thank you in anticipation for always taking the same careful and honorable approach to these memorable time capsules and vestige....much appreciated... Take care and carry on sharing your wonderful adventures with us.... Cheers B

[shawnawallace]

I like that most urban explorers are respectful to the owners privacy and the property itself!
Be safe and explore on!

[raygay]

Some people, in these modern days, can be too impatient. The instant gratification demanded by society has led to many being almost incapable of enjoying life in a leisurely manner. But as for me, taking the time to capture this place completely, is just another way of paying respect to the family who lived here. I would enjoy longer investigations that you choose to present. I just really think you are doing a great job. 👍🖖✌️🤙

[crasieknutz]

The painted cabinet in that wonderful room is incredible. I pray someone who owns the place will go in and rescue all those beautiful antiques, especially that special cabinet. Thank you guys for showing this and for being so respectful. This is my favorite place so far of your travels.

[latinqueen]

Such a gorgeous mansion! I'm not sure if this is how they do it in France, but the stickers in the furniture and antiques look like someone was cataloging them, possibly for insurance purposes or auction. something may have happened (inheritance or ownership dispute?) to prevent them from removing the items from the mansion. I do hope they are eventually saved. I love the fact that you took the time to explore and share, I didn't mind that it was over an hour. Great find, guys!

[vickievans]

Truly loved it guys, can you imagine
Living or staying in a small apartment, or small house, after growing in something so hugh and grand as this, I think I would feel as if I were in a cage.These place are so large and hung, tall ceiling, hugh, high doors, totally awesome, thanks as always, and for all the respect for the many things left behind.

[nil]

I am a french Canadian and thank you for sharing those wonderful old houses or mansions that tells us a bit of those families stories. I wish you would give more details.

[shereerichmond]

That radiator with the doors in it was for warming things..like pies towels anything you wanted to keep warm..
I cant believe there are so many houses in france just abandoned..and so many beautiful things left to go to ruin if they dont do anything with it..
God job Maureno and Ramon..
Love you guys..💞