We Bought An Abandoned Chateau - 6 Years Of Renovation In 25 Minutes

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• HO

  @holyschnitzel · 1 year ago

  thank god, if it weren't for these niche channels I wouldn't know how to renovate my chateau

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• TH

  @TheVineOfChristLives · 1 year ago

  I don’t get the guilt at all, I just see a beautiful family restore history with their bare hands, love, sacrifices, and a virtual community. Enjoy it richly!

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• FI

  @finndarby9748 · 1 year ago

  I've been watching for 6 years, and it's taken me from high school all the way to university, and without a doubt part of the reason why I now study design.

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• AL

  @alizierny · 1 year ago

  Imagine being able to quit your job and still have that much money for this crazy renovation… crazy

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• HE

  @healingasthmaacasestudy9851 · 1 year ago

  I’m so glad you can live in your chateau and make your money through other avenues—you deserve to enjoy your home completely

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• GO

  @gonecreates · 1 year ago

  Man this is such a tasteful renovation- you didn’t try to over modernize it and strip it of it’s character like most houses and projects today. Truly beautiful work!

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• KN

  @knjmoorhouse5093 · 1 year ago

  I’m glad you’re moving out of the servant quarters to fully enjoy your chateau. My only regret is that I never got the chance to come and visit your guest house. <br><br>And thank you for calling yourselves How to renovate a chateau without killing your partner. It was a combination of the funny name and the renovation subject matter that made me interested in watching your channel

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• KR

  @kristenhall8527 · 10 months ago

  If you don’t deserve to live there, I don’t know who does!! You used your money, your ideas, your hard work. You restored it and took the risk to build your dreams. Well done!! Enjoy!! ❤

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• HA

  @happydays310 · 1 year ago

  Anyone undertaking a project of that magnitude is brave especially with young children in tow. &nbsp;Well done for overcoming the obstacles of renovating a Chateau.

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• CA

  @CapitulationTrader · 1 year ago

  You made me cry. When you discussed your discomfort in moving into your grander rooms in the chateau. Being an imposter. Nothing could be more relatable, to me. IMO(which means nothing) you 1000% deserve it and I’m so proud of you. I’ve been watching since very early. You two are great and worthy. Cheers

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• KI

  @kimeleanorstonehouse9955 · 1 year ago

  Wow, I have been watching this for years...time flies and you have done so much.

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• TT

  @TT-wz6wp · 1 month ago

  It has been quite a while since I last tuned into your videos, but catching up feels like welcoming old friends back into my routine. You two are truly the greatest couple, working so fabulously together to transform what was once just ruins into a stunning piece of living artwork through your château restoration. Watching your journey—seeing all that you have accomplished step-by-step throughout time—is nothing short of magical. It is so wonderful to finally return to these videos and witness firsthand the incredible history you are preserving and bringing back to life in Normandy. You guys are simply fabulous!