Chateau de la Grifferaie S1 E2: "Castle Hunters France"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode Rob and Leslie fly over to France for 3 weeks to check out 15 castles and see if there might be suitable options. We take a quick look at our top four, and also two honourable mentions. Check out our study abroad program at www.loirevalleystudyabroad.com
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Wow, so cool doing a bit of touring through all the chateaus. What an exciting adventure!
In Ontario, Canada house prices jumped so fast and has stayed high..The brick 100 year old 5 bedroom house that is across the street from my home, just sold approx $950,000. The comparison that these are almost same price, is remarkable
Loved the tour. Thank you!! Next, want to understand the insurance issues🤨
These places had a staff to run the place. You’re doing great.
Hi 🙋🏾♀️ beautiful family I’m a new subbie. I use to live in France and Germany as I kid. I’m grown now and want to go back one day. I’m glad to have found your channel. God bless you all for doing that for the kids. Have a blessed weekend darlings 🙏🏽🤍💕🙏🏽🤍💕
Great video. Thank you for the tours and putting up the prices. Just beautiful properties.
You picked the perfect Chateau in the end. God Bless!
Incroyable! I teach a French 11 cultural unit, "Châteaux de la Loire", and the students love to learn about these amazing homes. Love your videos! Truly amazing. Merci beaucoup!
What a great class for students to take! And fun for you too :)
Shout out Magritte! Restaurant looked amazing
Not gonna lie, I really wanted to rewind that first little bit and hear you tell again about the dream, the idea, the journey, and where it all began.
Amazing video! The Roman Amphitheater is awesome! All the chateau are lovely.I like yours best! Love from Vermont
that's a great idea !
Love to watch these properties, amazing workmanship skills were needed
in order to build them! The exteriors are intricate as well!
Oh! So beautiful 😍
Thankyou For The Tour Some Amazing Chateau
Just found your channel. Impressed by your vision. God will honor your journey. Our granddaughters did study abroad and loved it.
Why would GOD honor their journey? There is no future because we are living in the end times, the rapture and the Tribulation is right around the corner and they also don't mind occult items, like the devils flower, the fleurde-lis - . Listen to real theologians like Dr. Ron rhodes on end times chronolgy.
"....but....it had a few issues." Where will you find a building centuries old, that comes without a few issues???
So in love with the Chateau St. Fulgent and St. Denis; but you are completely correct with the best one for last :)
This is fantastic. Cant wait for episode 3
I love how the one you choose has windows with crosses 💗
If it's your dream, don't let go if it.
WOW!!!! Absolutely amazingly Beautiful❤️
Well there are alot of people that would love to live there, the chateau near the track, it is so cheap.
A stunning video. Thank you very much. A chateau in France is a heavenly dream. However, the acquisition prices are low, but I guess the renovation costs and the property taxes are not, quite apart from the costs to run the place. How do you heat such places? In the ages, people walked around in thick coats in their houses.
I think repairs are the worst cost, like.... roof repairs for example. But heating it is impossible with today's prices, easily more than $100 a day for the heating oil/boiler.
@@chateaudelagrifferaie953 I will give you a tip that will save you 80% in heating costs in castles. Heat flows to the ceiling. There exist (or else you can create it yourself) chep systems consisting of tubes (pipes) fitted on top of one another until the pipe reaches the ceiling. At the bottom there is a noiseless fan sucking hot air from the ceiling that spreads it over the floor. I had such a thing when I lived in quarters with a ceiling of 4 yards high. And then you need to isolate against draught through the window bays and the chill from the walls. Double stone walls were invented and introduced only in the 1930's. In the USA, it is still uncommon which is why they build their houses from wood, wood isolates more than stone except when you have a double wall. The air enclosed in the double wall, acts as splendid isolation. THere is no way to heat a donjon with walls of 3 yards thick. The cold will be caputered in the stone. The only thing you can do is add a layer of paper or silk and have this about one inch from the wall. I do not know what it is called in English. In Dutch it is called "betengel" but I could not find a translation. However you must be able to find it. It was everywhere in houses in the 19th century.
Wow what a huge undertaking and adventure. I hope you watched “Escape to the Chateau” with Dick and Angel Strawbridge. You could probably get some some valuable help from them. I don’t think they’d be too hard to get in touch with. You have a great vision and I hope you get all the support you’ll need to carry it out. I’ve enjoyed watching your journey so far. From Canada, all the best!
VERY INTERESTING VIDEO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 💙💫🌎
Love the place
Just beutifull ,look forward for next video
Great idea. ❤
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 🏦💫🏰
My idea of Heaven - almost.
People see these chateaux as 'cheap' but there is always a reason, tons of work, huge taxes, boundary issues etc. You have to expect to double your outlay when you buy one of these.
Do you happen to know how high the tax is? The price is low even with the full scale renovation and I think there must be some crazy catch.
@@is8249 Well given that I would pay about 2000 euros for a house I imagine that for a chateau it could be tens of thousands. There are two taxes for home owners, one for renters in France. It might depend on how the ownership is registered. Sometimes people make an SCI which is a 'Societé Civil Immobilier' breaking down the chateau into shares, it has advantages. It also depends if you are a non profit organisation etc.
@@TheFiown Breaking up into shares is an interesting thought. Thanks fro sharing!
@@is8249 It is a popular method these days to get around inheritance tax and other formalities. The shares being blank they can be transferred on demise and avoid death duties. This works within a 'confident' environment. There are also other tax reasons for this. A notary will have more information on this.
Did you. Know grifferaie means scratching post…
5:56 was great
Would love to do similar. Who was your agent, how did you get started? How did you find some to look at? i know lots are not posted online.
Incrível!
Mas poderia ter mostrado mais detalhado cada um
awesome! What % is property tax in france?
Yes, that's the killer that throws owners into poverty.
aubusson was the insulation fiber
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Wonderful videos but I hope you don't mind a bit of criticism. The husband continuously interrupts when the wife is speaking and it gets annoying! I'm not making any kind of feminist statement here, I am not a women's rights fanatic. It's just that it would be a more enjoyable video if the husband would be polite and allow her to finish a sentence. We want to hear what both of you have to say.
Oh you are seriously going to have to learn how to at least pronounce the name of your Chateau correctly with proper French!
C'est Vrai. Nous Apprenons le Français. We make no claims of having perfected the language and pronunciation. Small steps. We're learning.