THE FAMILY DISAPPEARED Untouched Abandoned House With Everything Left Behind

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We explore an abandoned chateau with everything left behind.

Out in the beautiful, French countryside, the land is scattered with the sad remains of countless historic chateaux.

This 17th century mansion is an impressive example of this, abandoned for over 20 years.

These grand homes are no longer fit for purpose, requiring a large amount of money to renovate and even more to maintain, the wealthy families who once resided here, who passed them down through the generations, have by now moved elsewhere, leaving so many ancestral homes to fall into decay.

No attention to detail was spared, each and every room a work of art, adorned with renaissance paintings and ornate furnishings.

Once a large bustling family home, a shelter for their luxury lifestyle, now a dusty shadow of its former self.

Outside, we venture into an old barn, and get a reminder of just how long ago this place was inhabited.

Join us and discover what this abandoned château has to hide, all these years down the line…

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[joycerabbitt]

I looked up Bonfills for you:
Félix Adrien Bonfils (8 March 1831 - 1885) was a French photographer and writer who was active in the Middle East. He was one of the first commercial photographers to produce images of the Middle East on a large scale and amongst the first to employ a new method of colour photography, developed in 1880.

[astromohannikam-patil]

When I see the videos of such abandoned mansions with all the luxuries left to the test of time; I feel sad somewhere in the deep, feeling concern about the souls who lived there and the adverse circumstances they might have faced. The same might be the fate to many of us watching.

[sarahhorrocks]

So heart breaking to see such a glorious building just standing unloved and unused. Especially when you spend years trying to find the perfect one to purchase! I would have this one in a heartbeat and my horses would look awesome pulling those carriages too. Stunning tour, better than most viewings we have had in France.

[cathydwire]

There was so much beauty within the walls of this chateau, the chandelier was incredible as was the ornate stove in one of the first rooms. The shot that took my breath was looking out the oval window. The archway of trees looking down the pathway sent me back in a different time. I could see the fancy carriages coming toward the mansion. What a place! Thank you for the tour.

[TJScruffi]

It is so sad that such a overwhelmingly beautiful structure is left to decay. The house has died. So very sad that it could not be renovated into something.

[jerroldmcley]

You bent those pictures up in that book a little more respect

[tallyflower]

Pls remember to put things back the way you found them.
Please go slow when reading thru such old papers... Those books are so very fragile. You may even want to wear gloves, as human oils can break down papers much more quickly.
Thank you for sharing.

[beckyshock]

Thank you, Sam & Jess for showing me a place I would never normally see, I live in WV, USA and would never get to see something as grand as this!

[candacecaldwell]

A Wonderful Discovery indeed Sam and Jess.

However, just to mention, It would have been highly appreciated if the 1884 PHOTOS were REPLACED PROPERLY in the Books in which you had originally found them instead of simply doubling them over and closing the one Book in which it was discovered being exactly what was demonstrated in the video clip above here with one of the more important photos you had both discovered ! ! !

[LoireValleyChateaux]

What a shame! Windows missing, exposed to the elements, rotting away! I see a work of art like this and I just want to cry thinking of all of those craftsman putting their hearts & souls into something they believed would be cherished FOREVER! ❤️🙏

[carysorensen]

Imagine being so rich that you’d leave all those historic treasures when you moved!

[annakat]

I cannot imagine being so wealthy that you have no emotional attachment to something so beautiful and full of memories.

[kiwigirl]

Such a shame....to see a beautiful French Mansion just left to the time and elements. Thanks Sam and Jess for giving us the opportunity to see this beautiful grand place...it means a lot... it's my dream to get to these places and I'm so grateful for y'all showing your amazing adventures! Lots of love ❤️ & light 🕯️ from New Zealand 🇳🇿❤️✌🏼🕊️

[petersonjosue]

I just found this while scrolling on youtube and it is amazing. Thanks for sharing your adventures and explorations in different places like this one. This beautiful mansion must be restored.

[justinhart]

Imagine going to the outhouse on a cold night then running over to the wine cellar grabbing a couple of bottles of fine French homemade wine and heading back inside in front of your warm marble fireplace listening to friends and relatives laughing and singing and playing piano dancing to the music! Cheers 🥂

[patriciawilliamson]

Excellent explore. Someone would pay very good money for those old carriages. They should be in a museum somewhere.

[annemiekereffeltrath]

My Dear Sam&Jess, This is it, this Breathtaking Gorgeous Mansion, here I want to live with a few same minded people, like yourselves.
What a pleasure to see all those treasures, like the fire places, the Persian rugs, the architecture.
Ah Damned, the whole place is just Epic!
Thanks for sharing this Gorgeous home, Mind-blowing, sooo Beautiful.
Love&Respect from us:Anne&Harry from Amsterdam.

[debbierandolph]

That hand painting on the wall was of pinnocio

[ninaedmonds]

WOW what a stunning place. A beautiful touch having Jess at the piano at the start, you have a wonderful peaceful voice Sam which pulls me in. Thank you for doing what I can only wish to do. xx

[carolswick]

So So beautiful...it's so sad 😞 to see it go to waste. I could only imagine living in a chateau like that...I'll keep dreaming and watching your show..thanks much