Enzo Ferrari Was His Relative! ~ 19th-century Abandoned Mansion
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If you can dream it, you can do it!
That was the life motto of Mister Stalon Ferrari, the former owner of a wonderful 19th-century mansion, that is nestled straight in the middle of a picturesque Italian Mountain Town. Stalon was a descendant of the Italian Ferrari family, he even had rather close roots to the world-famous founder of Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari. He was a true jack of all trades, Stalon Graduated as an Accountant and worked in the field for many years, but after some time his father was stepping down as mayor and Stalon decided to jump on the opportunity and run for Mayor, and surprisingly enough he won the elections. After being mayor for many years, Mister Stalon wanted to change his career again, he went back to school and became a dentist. He finally found his lifelong passion and practiced it until the day he left planet earth. Mister Stalon didn’t live alone in his grand mansion, he also had a loving wife who took care of the many children they had together. In the year 1987, in the early morning mister Stalon passed away, he lived until the beautiful age of 90 years old. This seems to be also the time when the Mansion got abandoned, what happened to his wife and why the children don’t claim the house is a mystery that we will try to solve throughout this documentary.
Get ready to travel back 4 decades into Italian History.
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Filmed by Lesley
Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) @ES.Forgotten
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For your young age you were born an "Old Soul"! I am impressed with your enthusiast appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. Sometimes Carpenters and Painters lived on- site for several years to finish these homes! Why you saw lockers and so many bedrooms.
I discovered your channel few months ago and I became addicted immediately 🙂It must be sooo amazing to touch these old books and letters, written by someone 100 years ago. Wish you amazing adventures. Stay safe in these dusty mouldy places.
Leslie, You do a beautiful job picking out music for each of your videos. It really enhances the hole experience. It takes you back in time. And gives you a glimpse of the magnificence of years past. Thanks for taking me on this journey with you.
This home is magnificent and those ceiling are something else. It took my breath away. It is ashamed that it will keep decaying and that is a crime. Thank you Leslie I really enjoyed it very much.
Leslie, this house was quite amazing. The ceilings and the stairways are really something special. I’ve always love how they did their ceilings with such intricate designs. I’ve always wanted to see Italy myself but could never have any money to get there to explore it for myself and my husband feels the same way.
A lot of refrigerators were made by car manufacturers back in the 40's and 50's so that's probably what that emblem on the door is from.Love the way you bring these places to life.Thanks again for bringing us along with you on your adventures.And as always, we love you too guys.Be safe.
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Wow, I didn't know that!
Lesley, I hate to admit this, but every time I watch your post I fall asleep. Not because you are boring, it is your calm soothing voice. I always have to restart the video. I am sorry, but you have that voice.. So relaxing. Whenever I can't sleep at night. I listen to your work. Dark screen, volume down and I go out. Thanks man. I get to enjoy every post twice. Keep up the great Exploration.
The same thing happens to me!😂 It works on my grandchildren, too.
Ohhhh me too. His voice acts like a lullaby to me. 😂😂😂😂 His work is so good 😊😊😊
Simply gorgeous architecture!!! The ceilings, the room designs, the storage rooms & built ins were epic! With all of the children that this family obviously has, it was sooo very sad to me, that none of them have ever come back to collect the memories & memorabilia of this precious family 👍🙏❤️ It is such a shame to allow this beautiful place to deteriorate to this level of decay 😢😰😞 The structure was very well made & sturdy!!! It breaks my heart 💔 to see the ruin of this breathtaking, pristine property!!! Thank you for sharing this beautiful adventure with us Leslie!!! I truly loved it 👍🙏❤️❤️❤️
Leslie I love your soothing narrative voice which makes your channel awesome to watch
You are living and learning history better than any book could teach. This exploration was full of Beauty . The art work on the ceilings , the Lion guard so unique! Thank you for your travel s through time.
You are back strong. You do such a wonderful job going thru these old dwellings. Yes, Leslie, I’m hooked. I look so forward to your new videos. I love the music and descriptions of each room. What a wonderful job to be doing. You said you quit your other job to do this full time. You are the son I would want. Keep up the great job!!!!!!!!
I agree with you Mary
By the way, where are you from?
The views and the ceilings were my favorite parts of this one!
Once again... Thank you for the respect you show these homes.
Lesley thank you for all your hard work showing us other parts of the world that we will not ever see in our life time. Love your videos of time past how they lived and their beautiful homes.❤❤❤USA
I've seen this Mantion before in pictures. I'm so glad you explored it because I finally got to see what was inside! Thank you Leslie 😊
It's so sad to see these beautiful homes going to wrack and ruin. No family members to inherit or would inheritance taxes be too much for the heirs? I enjoy seeing these videos from you and your crew--wonderful work!
Such a lovely Italian mansion! I really love those ceilings and the artifacts !! The first newspapers found had articles about the war ( la guerra).
A great exploration, as usual! Thank you!
Beautiful! I love your shows so much. I too love going through old houses. It's a bygone period and I love seeing how the mansions and houses were built in those days. I love the history of these forgotten years. Thank you!
The detail in molding and painting is incredible
Beautiful place 🥰 . This is so relaxing after a long day at work. How do you find all these amazing places?
Irecredible ceilings and old dauertype photos .
oh my goodness.. another beautiful video. Thankyou Bros of decay x
Thank you for your respectful treatment of these abandoned properties. Those curved ceilings are called barrel vault ceilings. The more pointy ones have a gothic influence. I'm only guessing but the room with the tiny doors may have been used to prepare things like fillings. The refrigerated cupboard outside this room could have been for specimens that needed to be kept cool. Keep exploring.
The beds look really long like you could fit two people. Beautiful views from the windows- I could get used to that!♥️ I love how respectful you are, that you leave everything the way you found it. It does look like others rummaged through things already.
I just discovered your channel yesterday and I’m obsessed! Day 2 of binge watching your videos.Keep up the fantastic work 😊
Yes it’s very addictive !!
Thank you for the amazing explore. Really loved the ceilings. Very wonderful to see everything, including the views from the windows and balconies. You have a lovely way of documenting the otherwise forgotten. :)
I really enjoyed this lovely home. Thank you from New York.
Your Awesome Leslie! Thank you so much for bringing these amazing abandoned places from around the world to us here in Australia to see! Massive Cheers! 🙌
Lesley, hey another great adventure. It was so interesting to see the home and the dentist's office, wow, no luxury there! I love seeing all of these homes and learning about people from the past. I feel you honor the people so respectfully and kindly. Love ya, stay safe. xxoo
I agree with you
do so love your Bros of Decay adventures..thank you again ..( the end music is perfect )
Yes, the end music game me tears, but happy tears.
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@@Babararoot55 Are you a regular with Bros of Decay? I’ve been watching them for at least five years.
I just checked your video list and saw this new addition! Can't wait to watch it tonight. I watch an episode every night. Thank you for sharing your explorations, never a dull moment with you. Keep up the great work 😘🥰
Just finished watching. What a place!!!! Thanks Leslie for sharing your great expeditions. 🤗😚
Brightens my Sunday afternoons. Charisma I guess.
I love your videos such magnificent places and journeys you take us on. I wonder if the kitchen was originally where the dentist rooms were then moved upstairs for the practice
Amazing Italian history. What beautiful, sweet history. I adored the triple stack stove, I have never seen one nor an upstairs kitchen. I love the antique washing tables too and the beds. The master was magnificent. You do a wonderful job describing what you see and showing so much. I think it's wonderful that we are able to see these places brought to us by our urban explorers, Expecially talented ones such as you, otherwise we would never realize what we are missing. I have always desired to to travel because of culture and people - I love and embrace each in it's own uniqueness. But now I have this vast appreciation for archetecture, I've always admired it but just seeing a place like this, so unique, beautiful and well preserved= the colors and paterns, fixtures and furnishings; each carving or painting made by hand is something entirely different. I can't imagine what it must feel like for you to experience it in person. Thank you for this video. I love it! Take Care, stay safe & God bless! xo Kat
Gorgeous place! 😍
I love the shelf on the wash stand for the candle, to warm to water up. Thanks for bringing us along! 🙏🏻💕
I never heard of that before. What a great idea :)
Nice background music. Very befitting! Documentary quality Lesley.
Thank you so much for this!! It was perfect for a rainy Sunday afternoon. The music is absolutely perfect, and the house is beautiful. Very well done.😘
I find these videos deeply meditative. Makes one acutely aware of the impermanance of all things.🙏
This place is so beautiful and you can still see glimpses of how it would have looked a hundred years ago. Great video.x
I was starting to worry about you, I haven't seen you for a while. I glad you are okay. Some times it doesn't pay to be tall, when you go to some of these houses. Parts of this house are pretty.
What looked like snow sleds for children are actually bed warmers. They were practically put under the sheets with a lit brazier or in subsequent years with normal incandescent bulbs.
They were used in winter to warm the bed before going to sleep.
This is probably my favorite of all the houses you've shown us.
It's absolutely beautiful.
It has stolen my heart. How warm and beautiful it still is.
I am so hooked on your channel. I love what you do. To see all the places you visit and all the beautiful homes that no one will ever see again. You capture their life and keep their loving memory alive and share with the world. Be careful and safe where ever you go. Thank you for what you do Leslie.♥
Beautiful old mansion. It is ashame that it's not being kept up.
Yea, you would think the town's people would consider it a landmark.
Simply enchanting...those vaulted ceilings transport me up. Thank you Lesley, you present from your heart - and I want to kiss your eyes.
It's an amazing place. Something like a little bit enchanted. Incredible beautiful!
Such an incredible video. You have a way of making these videos of trips back in time so awesome. I’m so glad I found your channel, been enjoying it so much! Hope you continue for a long time.
This was another Awsome find and explore, the ceilings were beautiful in each room.
it's always a pleasure for me to watch your videos, I really like the respect you put in the visits of the places you make discover, and I also really like the passion and the pleasure you share in your discoveries, I'm still looking forward to the release of the videos :) will you make a FAQ video soon, for example to tell us about what led you to visit abandoned places, what pushes you to continue etc...
attic was cool- that lone chair and all of the rubble…I’d like to see more of the outside of this mansion. Thanks for the great work and the wine tip-
Oh Leslie I absolutely adore this house! I so would’ve enjoyed seeing it when it was lived in and loved. It’s funny how some things are cleared out and other things are still there. And why did somebody go through and just trash all the books and papers. Very curious you got some great documentation of the family. Was really interesting. It appears as though Stalin wasn’t the dentist there was some other name. I do wonder if Enzo was part of this family. It’s too bad somebody can’t come in and take care of this place it’s not so far beyond repair that it couldn’t be restored. The bedrooms upstairs were kind of a rats maze. And one bathroom with a tiny little bathtub for the whole family. I found that very interesting especially as rich as they were. The architecture was outstanding and the paintings were beautiful. Thank you so much. We love you too. Wish I had loads of money to throw your way. Sending sweet vibes from California💜🤟🏻😎🇺🇸
You can tell once this home was grand and beautiful, thank you again for showing us this video be safe ❤
Good evening Lesley! Good to see you today! Good luck on explorations! 🥰❤🇧🇷
What a wonderful wonderful mansion, the ceilings are works of art like a palace. The shapes, colors, designs. The built in staircase complete with a lion statue. The upstairs kitchen, what a wonderful idea, I suppose with a downstairs office the family might have done a lot of living upstairs, and the tile in the kitchen after all of these years looks perfect. Italian tile.
Another beautiful documentary guys! Congrats 🎉
always have the best and do keep safe 👍
Leslie, I really like how you explore each home. Even if you take a turn into a room to nowhere it was still worth it. When you point the camera into a room i too would first look at the ceiling. This home is stunningly beautiful, i really loved the colors of the walls such a unique design. It’s a living time capsule like you said, time in the shape of a home.
I totally LOVE the stairway in this mansion!! ❤ Very interesting to see the Dentist office in there also!! Just imagining what this place would have been like when the family still lived there! Thank you 😊 so much for making this video and sharing it with everyone!! Love it!! 💖 💕
Wow it’s a beautiful mansion, love the ceiling in the hallway , couldn’t imagine how stunning this mansion is back in the day, hard to believe a beautiful place like this it got left abandoned , no one to passed it on , the view outside the mansion is very beautiful too, this family had a good life indeed , thank you for sharing a beautiful story.
I think the fridge was made by the "imperial co." Enjoy the uploads, greatly . Loved the ceiling decorations.
That "dentist chair" looks more like a gynecological exam table and birthing table. Because of the design, the stirrups for feet and basin to catch blood and afterbirth. Not dentist equipment of the time. It was just something that made me go 'Hmm'.
That's what I was going comment I like his videos but he is incorrect about a lot of things sometimes could be a language thing I'm sure that had stirrups for the feet for gynecology and birthing and what he calls the dinning room I would call the library or maybe den
@@randalfurry4943 I thought the same thing about the library.
You are back to stay. I love the way you describe each individual room. The music is perfect too. Yes, I’m hooked. I look forward to your next video. You have such s lovely voice. Thank you for all you do.
Great home!
You do so good building a story behind the homes you tour.
Thanks Lesley for a great video👍👌
Great video Les👍
Ferrari means Smith.
therefore it's as common last name in Italy, as Smith is in England.
Ferrum mean iron in Latin, and that's why Chemical Element Symbol for iron is Fe.
Interesting information. Thank you 😊
Felicidades, fantástico video, desmontando la historia, gracias, saludos
Lesley, I have just started the video. (Paused of course) , I love the way you tell these stories. You have that voice and that style. Now back to the video...
Heyy dear Lesley, What an amazing abandoned huge Italian mansion! - It was a pure pleasure to follow you through all these still quite
well preserved rooms with these absolutely breathtakingly beautiful and ornate ceilings. Wonderful interior architecture,
which has such a historical touch, because in some parts reminded me strongly of a museum. It's only such a shame and
a great pity to leave it forgotton and decaying to pieces!! - I found it so very touching to see a lot of the personal items
and memorabilia of the former owners just forgotton there forever. - I also loved the lovely background music, you chose,
which underlined ideally the video.
Additionally I loved listening to your narration, dear Lesley! You always give with your words only something like a new life
to an abandoned location of that caliber. - Also your deep respect and sensitivity, you are showing during your explore,
is every time overwhelming for me to see, my dear friend! - Stay safe, lots of blessings and many hugs! Peace and kindest regards.
I don't hear very well, but you speak at the perfect speed, enunciate words clearly, and with a pleasant soft voice so I don't have to use CC, which is very important to me because I don't want to miss any details. Excellent!
Great Italian mansion. My maiden name is Ferrari. I wonder if I’m related to this Dentist? I love your videos. Thank you for another great one.
Ciao!!..sei adorabile!...il palazzo è superlativo. Saluti dall'Italia!!!😘
Love the ceiling in the dining room
Leslie, These pics & all Pics are masterpieces. I can see them in a Gallery ,museum or its own channel. It’s like walking through The Titanic Expo… Things Lost Thru Time by those who Lived on Planet Earth. 😊❤
the ceiling is very beautiful amazing...
A wonderful castle and video Leslie 😍
Leslie, this mansion is so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing. I am about to watch it again in case I missed something.
I love the ceilings in this place. I can't get over the tiny doorways. Have a good one Lesley 😀
I would so like to spring clean that beautiful place.
Absolutely loved it. Thank
You Leslie. You are marvelous.
Fascinating! Truly fascinating! From thousands of miles away, from the other side of the globe, I can feel the house is still breathing! Thank you dear Lesley! Love from Sri Lanka!
I truly love watching your videos! The knowledge and history you share is what makes your videos the best!!
A French chateau is fantastic as is a Swiss chalet, or a Spanish house. But Italian villas - oh, an Italian villa has something that no other country’s beautiful estates have. There’s a vibrant heartbeat within Italian villas that resonates in anyone with warm blood pumping through their veins.
My father fought in Italy during WWII, and he made it a point to return after restoration so that he could see the beauty he knew was buried underneath the rubble and debris of the bombed out buildings and homes.
Italian villas, mmm. Lesley, I don’t believe I’ve heard more breathy “oohhs” coming from you than during this. I was with you on every one of them too.
What a really great, warm, inviting home, this old villa. I absolutely love, love, love the Ferrari place. Thank you so much for taking me here. Now I know what I’ll be programming my dreams for. Tonight I’m going to Signor Ferrari’s ~~~~~ oohh!
Edit: Uhm, I believe your dentist was an OB/GYN. Unless his dental patients needed a bed with stirrups so he could get to their teeth through their - okay, not going there. Don’t want that visual in my head. After all, I’m preparing myself for my dreams being of me in Ferrari’s villa - but not on his table.
Another fantastic video Leslie , I like the music throughout this video , keep up the music for those quiet moments within the video or to showcase an amazing room etc . I’ve read other comments about your voice used for meditation etc but watching your videos is my meditation, thanks Leslie , see you in the next one.
Omgoodness THANK YOU LESLIE FOR TAKING ME AROUND THE WORLD!!!❤
Thank you for another wonderful explore! You never miss a thing or artifact. Love you too!
So very interesting… thank you Leslie!
A delightful house, Lesley! Thank you for this explore.💙🌸🐌🌙
Good evening, l look forward to my Sunday evening. Xx
Hey Lesley! This video is amazing! Ferrari house is wonderful with many interesting details! Congratulations! 👏👏❤🇧🇷👋
Hello from Wisconsin USA! Really loved your video. Looking at so much beautiful things. 😊 Thank you!,
Excelente video, Ud si que sabe describir cada lugar que visita; nos mostró con pelos y detalles, cada rincón de esta histórica mansión...felicitaciones y gracias✌👍👌👏👏👏
all the books seem to have their cover taken off?! and the basins have a place for a candle to heat up the water.. so very cool!
I think the "storage room" with the sink associated with the dental practice was where he made dentures and crowns.
Echt wat geweldig,dat wij mee mogen genieten van de prachtige films en uw rustige stem dankjewel.
Love your videos, such interesting places. My only critique is that you spend too much time showing objects like books and dishes. Please more wide shots so we can get the feeling of how the house plans were made up and how the rooms are interconnected.
Just luv watching ur channel. I just found u about a wk ago n I’m addicted lol. So glad y’all r still exploring. Truly magnificent places!!
Great video! Thank you❤️🙏
Hi Leslie, yes I agree with the comments made about your voice being relaxing! Now you are also sweet & most knowledgeable when it comes to explaining the adventure thru the abandoned houses, mansions, castles! I was surprised at the dentist toothbrush...the bristles were much longer than the average toothbrush! Ok you pointed to the refrigerator that was small...But it was a ICE BOX, where a block of ice was brought to the home to keep things on ice! The ceilings & walls were unique, with the carvings! Thanks for the adventure into another unique abandoned mansion, in Italy!! Take care & stay safe! Love from Illinois USA
Dankeschön für dieses interessante Video. Ich liebe die Geschichten dieser verlassenen Häuser. Greetings from Austria /Styria 😀
The "sleds" are actually old style bed warmers..... they used those items to stop the hot coals from scorching the sheets :)
Wow! That's interesting Bec!
Amazing !! Thank you 😊 ❤
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