Many of these old dwellings and castles have secret rooms and passages. It would have been really interesting if you discovered one. They would be very well hidden of course. Nice find.
Amazes me that people just walk away from these beautiful buildings that are worth a fortune. Even in the state it's in it would be like a lottery win for someone like me to afford. Even bottles in the cupboard and a TV, like they just walked out... Mad. Thanks for exploring, great to see.
Properties like these are probably more common than you think. Often owners die with no descendants so there is no one to inherit the property or it may be held up in legal fights for years. Imagine inheriting this place then trying to figure out a way to keep it in good condition.
To maintain these large mansions is a very expensive venture, mostly a roof thing which needs maintenance and is very costly to repair or restore. They are indeed more common than you think. Seen plenty of these old castles and mansions built in the 18th and 19th century in France which were all boarded up.
Have you ever sent any of the amazing pictures you take of these kind of places to the owners? I'm sure they'd invite you back one they saw how great your pictures are and the beauty in the decay of stuff they have probably forgotten about. I really enjoy watching your videos. Looking forward to the next..
Very cool location, thanks for sharing a look with us. It’s amazing to me because this castle and it’s contents have value and are owned by someone, some estate or ??? It’s interesting that they’re just left as is and not cared for, sold, donated, etc.
Hello. Craig the greatful person with an appreciative word to say thanks here;) for broadening my imagination, what with this French Castle explore. Must have been crazy to sleep in there. So much to see what an amazing explore. Have a good day. Good luck.
When properties start to decay, I understand that it makes it so much more difficult to sell them. However, why on earth didn't they sell when it was in a better state? When the owners left, I bet it would have cost a lot less. I realise that would have stopped this video from happening, but I just don't understand why they'd keep the place.
Guys after many explorations, have you ever encounter weird stuff? Like strange noises or ghosts or something? Because nowadays many urbex channels seem to find hell on earth on every abandoned building they walk into
it's ALLLLLLL FAKE !!!! I've witnessed shoots for ghost hunting episodes for TV and others. It's all staged and only done to get more viewers. In 18 years, 75 countries and many thousands of locations I had 0 unexplainable experiences ...hahaha and I sleep in the most crazy places. (Also where a lot of people were killed)
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath i know but i was kinda curious to see if you ever seen something odd or out of place hahaha 💔 keep up the good work guys saludos desde México
I’ve mixed feeling about this kind of urbex. These are peoples’ homes that seem less ‘abandoned’ as much as ‘temporarily vacated’. Literally sleeping in someone’s bed among their personal belongings is in a different spirit to exploring old industrial or military structures. I’ve followed the channel for years and generally love the content, but this seems more like an invasion than the usual stuff. Either way, thanks for continuing to produce content for us to watch in spite of all the craziness in the world atm!
It's abandoned for many years though and there's a big chance it will turn into a ruin. But I noticed these residential episodes are really bad watched on my channel so I'm not gonna focus on that anymore to make videos. Some EPIC bunker(& other stuff) episodes are coming up ;)
And yes.. It's hard to make new content when almost all countries are in lockdown :( It supposed to be the best year ever, but every single trip got canceled.
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Well, to be honest I'll still watch them because most of them are great but that's due to the places they're about. Breaking into someone's house just because the owner wasn't there for few years or because other explorers also do it? Nah, that's too much for me, private property is sacred
@@JanKowalski-xh4ri Most of these castles turn into ruins during the years, so it's good to document these also. It wouldn't be the first castle which gets demolished some years later because they waited too long for the renovation. It even happened that owners set these castles on fire to catch some money from the insurance. (After taking out some expensive objects) Letting these beautiful buildings fall into disrepair is a bigger offence than sneaking inside if you ask me :)
Wow, what a great place to explore! Love that there's no vandalism, that's great
Many of these old dwellings and castles have secret rooms and passages. It would have been really interesting if you discovered one. They would be very well hidden of course. Nice find.
Thank u for respecting the castle yet at the same time
, takings us with you
Thanks for watching some episodes☺️☺️
At times it felt like there was a happy home there once, but from your video it’s sad to see a property in that state.
Wonderful and I loved the ethereal music !!!
Thanks for checking out. Beautiful place!
Thank you for your filming and all the traveling! Your channel is exclusive to abandoned buildings ❤
Glad to finally see a proper video of this old castle. Nice one again! 👍
Where is it?
Amazes me that people just walk away from these beautiful buildings that are worth a fortune. Even in the state it's in it would be like a lottery win for someone like me to afford.
Even bottles in the cupboard and a TV, like they just walked out... Mad. Thanks for exploring, great to see.
Properties like these are probably more common than you think. Often owners die with no descendants so there is no one to inherit the property or it may be held up in legal fights for years. Imagine inheriting this place then trying to figure out a way to keep it in good condition.
To maintain these large mansions is a very expensive venture, mostly a roof thing which needs maintenance and is very costly to repair or restore. They are indeed more common than you think. Seen plenty of these old castles and mansions built in the 18th and 19th century in France which were all boarded up.
Such a majestic place!
Dats a very nice kaas-stal joe haf fount.
Yoe mafkeutel
i also heard it, quite annoying. I don't mind if you speak it the American way, but the whole pronunciation is horrible lol
@@Cortezzio as long as it's understandable, you are good to go.
David Corten 👋🏻
@@Cortezzio I wonder how your Dutch sounds.
I bet he speaks better English than you speak Dutch.
What a beautiful place x
10:17 that black book case is amazing!
Absolutely beautiful
Thanks Virginia! Glad you liked it :)
Wow, that truely is a beautiful castle, great video! Bedankt :)
Wow. Just beautiful..just so lovely. I hope to see Europe maybe before I die.
Amazing location as always, I hope the restrictions won't keep you guys from doing the exploring.
Tot de volgende video ;)
Great explore, it’s an almost perfect time capsule. Thanks Bob mate.😎👍
It's just like on Time Team where someone leaves a bunch of stuff behind and several hundred or more years later Phil shows up to dig it.
Have you ever sent any of the amazing pictures you take of these kind of places to the owners? I'm sure they'd invite you back one they saw how great your pictures are and the beauty in the decay of stuff they have probably forgotten about.
I really enjoy watching your videos. Looking forward to the next..
They will be mad as hell😂🤣 and thanks ! A lot more is coming up
Very cool location, thanks for sharing a look with us.
It’s amazing to me because this castle and it’s contents have value and are owned by someone, some estate or ??? It’s interesting that they’re just left as is and not cared for, sold, donated, etc.
For this one I have no clue. It's just frozen in time while more and more is being looted and the castle is slowly falling in disrepair.
Hello.
Craig the greatful person with an appreciative word to say thanks here;) for broadening my imagination, what with this French Castle explore.
Must have been crazy to sleep in there.
So much to see what an amazing explore. Have a good day. Good luck.
Great video guys!
What would it be like to live in a castle?
Grandfather clock and chandeliers were lovely and the ceilings.
It would be very much like only you and your family living in a luxury hotel.
Those castles are extremely expensive to maintain.
It is still in very good condition at the time you are filming .
Let's hope it will stay that way
I'm curious to know the story of this castle. Guess we'll never find out. Makes it even more cool though.
Ahhhh man... When did you go there ? It was open in July but I was there mid-August and 1000% closed
When properties start to decay, I understand that it makes it so much more difficult to sell them.
However, why on earth didn't they sell when it was in a better state? When the owners left, I bet it would have cost a lot less.
I realise that would have stopped this video from happening, but I just don't understand why they'd keep the place.
O M G, what a lovely castle! Why something so beautiful is just abandoned?
She's a beauty ! nice works.
Guys after many explorations, have you ever encounter weird stuff? Like strange noises or ghosts or something? Because nowadays many urbex channels seem to find hell on earth on every abandoned building they walk into
it's ALLLLLLL FAKE !!!! I've witnessed shoots for ghost hunting episodes for TV and others. It's all staged and only done to get more viewers. In 18 years, 75 countries and many thousands of locations I had 0 unexplainable experiences ...hahaha and I sleep in the most crazy places. (Also where a lot of people were killed)
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath i know but i was kinda curious to see if you ever seen something odd or out of place hahaha 💔 keep up the good work guys saludos desde México
@@srfrodoxd Thanks, hope to explore there one day :)
Beauty!
..damn, i would spent days with taking pictures in it
Is this near a major city, or were most castles built in the country side may I ask?
Most of these castles are in a rural area (countryside). Often there are several ones in a small village
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Wow. Thank you for the reply. Great videos. Love them...
6m35.. And to keep UV light out and prevent damage to anything with color or that might dry out in the sun
wow
Ghost at 10:56 , in the chair
very nice
10:54 Was that one of you guys or a shadow dude?! Lol!
we will talk soon about this
gvd maat scary place full with useful things
Oh wow what is this place called
Beautiful
One of the many abandoned castles in France. Usually I only photograph them.
ongelooflijk!
That place is haunted af.
Ik wil niet bijdehand doen...maar bij het woord castle 🏰 wordt de „t“ onhoorbaar uitgesproken. Mooie video overigens ..ga zo door
Witam zostawiam pierdoly 👍
Pozdrawiam z Olkusza Polska 🇵🇱
I miss the exterior.
yup
@@Cortezzio There are nor there to protect the place
I often wonder why people want places as big as this to live in. Is it just a status symbol, showing off just how much money they have?
Small bed lol
I’ve mixed feeling about this kind of urbex. These are peoples’ homes that seem less ‘abandoned’ as much as ‘temporarily vacated’. Literally sleeping in someone’s bed among their personal belongings is in a different spirit to exploring old industrial or military structures. I’ve followed the channel for years and generally love the content, but this seems more like an invasion than the usual stuff. Either way, thanks for continuing to produce content for us to watch in spite of all the craziness in the world atm!
It's abandoned for many years though and there's a big chance it will turn into a ruin. But I noticed these residential episodes are really bad watched on my channel so I'm not gonna focus on that anymore to make videos. Some EPIC bunker(& other stuff) episodes are coming up ;)
And yes.. It's hard to make new content when almost all countries are in lockdown :(
It supposed to be the best year ever, but every single trip got canceled.
Exploring the Unbeaten Path Sorry to hear that. Again, thank you for all the effort you put into the channel!
Exploring the Unbeaten Path Thanks for the reply, man. Appreciate knowing a bit more about the situation. Can’t wait for the next one :)
The t is silent in castles.
In English: "ca-ssel" (the t is silent)
there is NOOOO T when you say castle
You're just glorified trespassers
Don’t watch urban exploring videos then🤔
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Well, to be honest I'll still watch them because most of them are great but that's due to the places they're about. Breaking into someone's house just because the owner wasn't there for few years or because other explorers also do it? Nah, that's too much for me, private property is sacred
@@JanKowalski-xh4ri Most of these castles turn into ruins during the years, so it's good to document these also. It wouldn't be the first castle which gets demolished some years later because they waited too long for the renovation. It even happened that owners set these castles on fire to catch some money from the insurance. (After taking out some expensive objects) Letting these beautiful buildings fall into disrepair is a bigger offence than sneaking inside if you ask me :)
@@JanKowalski-xh4ri PS: Been to some amazing untouched bunkers lately. Will be posting these also in the next months.
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Another troll. F Him