COMPLETE Restoration Of Château de la Ferté - Abandoned Château Timelapse
229K views · Aug 25, 2024 · Howto & Style
Comments · 396
@donnadodman8865 · 2 years ago
Miss the good Ole days watching you all restore the Chateau into the beauty she is today. Do you guys miss it? Probably bitter sweet I am sure, and a labour of love. Any word on what the new owners are doing with it? Think we need another Q&A lol Sending you all love from Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
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@Jason-xb3jh · 2 years ago
I remember those early days. <br>We can only imagine the finished product. I bet it would have been amazing.
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@ninahill4636 · 1 year ago
Hands down The Best restoration of any chateaus down on Internet. The quality and love you put into each video made the difference. Looking forward to your new adventures!
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@jenniferjones3408 · 2 years ago
Wished you would not have sold. I’m so sad. I looked forward to your videos and would have loved to have seen the restoration completed . 😢
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@kenstalter4261 · 2 years ago (edited)
You both did an awesome job, can’t wait when you go back to see what the next owners have done.
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@vektor_zhizni · 2 years ago
Аdrian and Carol, a stunning transformation of almost ruins into an exquisite place filled with beauty.<br>Thank you for this fascinating journey and today’s reminder of it.<br>I really miss your warm and inspiring videos. Thank you for this exciting project and the opportunity to accompany you in it.<br><br>With hope for new meetings in a new exciting project.
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@allthedragonflies · 1 year ago
What you have achieved is nothing short of extraordinary. 🤯♥ I'm only halfway through this one video, my first time on this channel, but I also already see why the decision to move on has been made. It's a strange feeling that I have also experienced. Once you have worked and worked on a building and reached a certain stage, you feel like the works have also made it your 'project', not your home. As a result, it's hard to relax and live there, even when it breaks the heart. When the subject is a chateau, all of these feelings and the size of the projects must be multiplied. You have done something to be proud of for the rest of your lives.
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@teepeeX · 2 years ago
Miss you all and the incredible amount of work you all put into Chateau. Taught us a thing or two along the way . Thank you 😊
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@ritafoster4958 · 2 years ago
Carole and Adrian, the amount of sweat equity and back- breaking work you put into the chateau is just so amazing! You transformed an ugly duckling into a swan. I’ve enjoyed every minute of watching you doing it, too. Cheers! ❤️💐🥂
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@maggiesalas4633 · 2 years ago
What beautiful memories of a job well done. I always looked forward to seeing your videos and work you did on this beautiful house and I’m saddened that you are no longer there. I hope that the new owners will treasure and enjoy this place and continue to bring it back to full restoration.
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@jenniferlynn3537 · 1 year ago
I was wondering why I wasn’t getting Château de la Ferté videos in my feed any more! <br>Having learned you both have moved on just breaks my heart …truly. <br>Carol and Adrian, the you two did won my admiration and respect (which if you knew anything about me, you’d know is a rarity indeed). You approached this refurbishment with what appeared to me to be a true understanding of French design, and a remarkable capacity to maximize the beauty in each area you worked on. I know every new owner of a château has their own vision they hope to bring to fruition, but yours resonated with me to an exceptional degree. I just wanted to convey my thanks for sharing this time in your lives with us. I’ve taken copious screenshots of your achievements for future reference (and encouragement!) as I sew my own draperies, cast my own mouldings, reupholster furniture and tackle many other projects on the road to an elegant and tastefully appointed home. <br>Warmest wishes from New York! 🕯️
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@marshawhite2904 · 2 years ago
The before videos are unbelievable what the condition of the chateau was ….. and the absolutely gorgeous restoration you both transformed it to !!!! <br>The chateau is stunning 💕❤️‼️🥰
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