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Greatest Abandoned Fairytale Castle In The World ~ Millions Left Behind!

2.6M views · Jul 9, 2023 · Entertainment

Bros Of Decay

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@rachelSC02 · 1 year ago
Good news! The Chateau was purchased by a couple in March 2024 and restorations are underway. <br>Thank you Bros of Decay for sharing this stunning Castle with us.
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@richardwariner5886 · 3 years ago
For 900 years that castle was loved and protected, I sure hope whoever buys it saves it and protects for historical reasons... so amazing.
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@moleqle · 2 years ago
I couldn’t help myself. I’d have to check behind every door, open every drawer and cupboard. Inspect every piece of art. inspect every book and document. Look under every bed. Then I’d want to metal detect the grounds. There would never be enough time. Treasure.
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@Movieman1965 · 1 year ago
After looking at several of these videos of these abandoned palaces, castles, manors, mansions, homes of all shapes and sizes and so on, one thing is clear. We are all just temporary residents on this planet wherever we may go while living in it. We get to live maybe 80 good years and then we are done. Eventually the next generations will become the new residents whether from the same family tree or not. These abandoned places are proof that ultimately all lives end and only the future knows how that will turn out. The stories and memories of people, events, activities that have occured is all that is left behind. We must use our time well and enjoy the only life we will ever have as we will never come this way again.
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@cathleencumpton779 · 1 year ago (edited)
I just watched So Chateau where this castle has been purchased and cleaned up. A French man and his wife are living there and renovating it very carefully. They are in love with it and it's history. So thankful. It's just amazing. Chateau de Fayolle.
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@TheShihtZoo · 3 years ago
I watched a British couple explore this on their channel last week, but they knew nothing about the history and they went through it quickly, obviously missing rooms.  I know Leslie and Denny will show us everything and tell us as much as they can.  Looking forward to the rest of the documentary…
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@FluwerGurl · 3 years ago
Absolutely stunning. It's such a shame that the family couldn't keep it. You actually would probably still have to be royalty with an allowance to keep up the restoration maintenance. This is a French treasure. The government should step in and purchase it. Make it a Museum.
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@tonileigh8660 · 3 years ago
Why doesn't someone make it into a luxury hotel. Some bedrooms would need to be converted to bathrooms or bathrooms added into the larger rooms. Better than letting it fall into ruin and decay. It always breaks my heart to see books left behind or family photos. You always do such an amazing job of finding the history of places you explore and are so respectful of the place.
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@jazzylady2921 · 2 years ago
I’m glad they are trying to sell it rather than let it continue to fall into disrepair.  A home so beautiful should be restored.
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@zipfelstrumpf · 2 years ago
How you can resist  not opening so many hidden handels on the walls 😅
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@alfredobrembilla267 · 3 years ago
mi humilde homenaje para los cientos de artesanos muertos hace mucho ,que por el poder del dinero de esa y otras familias ,nos legaron tanta belleza .    es un pequeño  " tunel del tiempo " asia sus trabajos cotidianos ,espero que se conserven para las futuras generaciones , gracias por mostrarlo al mundo
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@susanpaige6636 · 3 years ago
Dark history covered up very beautifully
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