The impressive abandoned MANSION of Malediction in France - Built in 1888
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In this week's episode, we discovered an impressive abandoned mansion, known for its nickname "Mansion of Malediction", while it is yet not certain for us why this place is given this name. Built in 1888, this impressive manor is sadly enough vacant now for more than a decade. Nature is taking over, leaving the property in advanced states of decay. Enjoy the episode, as we explore the interior of it in every little detail.
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Abandoned France: The impressive abandoned MANSION of Malediction in France - Built in 1888
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Is that goose was cooked how the hell did they get in there
Man I wish I had your job I hope you make money at it but I don't know but you got a good job for your age I used to love exploring old houses when I was younger. I even lived in some I had no place to live but I didn't do that stuff Break Stuff in graffiti. I live near Buffalo New York one time it was 10 degrees below zero I found a cabin that was open with electric. And an oven. It probably saved my life. All I had was my clothes I was 16 and homeless well I had washed my clothes and hung my clothes a few feet away from a heater. I went to the hotel and somebody came in there and said your cabins on fire. And I said don't tell anyone what cabin? Yeah I had a tough life I don't know about you guys. I lived in a place with no roof under five feet of clothes to stay warm old nasty clothes. People's cars.
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Can you imagine making your breakfast in that lovely kitchen with the early morning sun flickering through
I agree it’s beautiful
Idk if I’m the only one who wants to start cleaning up when I see messy houses/abandoned mansions. Gorgeous tub and sinks btw.
Yo tambien siento lo mismo
Eu também. Depois de tudo limpo, me imagino tomando chá na varanda🫖
It’s incredibly sad, to me, that such a beautiful place was allowed to decay like that. Even if it was the black mold that caused then to have to abandon the home, why didn’t they save the furniture? (And all the other things). I just don’t know how people can walk away from something so beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Was a lovely example of a French home. My granny was french, I loved her house so much. It was just beautiful. Everything thoughtfully decorated with love, beautiful colors, fresh flowers, chandeliers, beautiful paintngs, wallpaper with matching linen in the bedrooms. Thank you dearest for another beautiful home. Glad you protected your lungs. :)
It was really our deepest pleasure showing you this place! :)
Wounder what your granny would think about someone breaking into her home without permission mine would be looking for a gun to shoot them....
This beautiful house is alive with memories. Lovely and heartwarming.
It surely is Carmen ;-)
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I loved the rooms with the piano, you said it perfectly about the fake flowers making it feel a bit alive still. I agree that's the best chandelier. The edit and music you guys really show the love and respect for the owners. Much love and blessing what a beautiful life to travel and see through yalls eyes.
Thank you so much Olivia. Nice to hear you agree on me about the fake flowers. Take care! :-)
Fake flowers was the garniture of the day ... Very modern in this time
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I love the blue sinks and the round tub!! Cool!
Your thoughts,, I like that, amagin
Such a beautiful home. It's so sad to see all of the decay.
Truly agree. Thank you Kathy! :-)
There are millions of homeless people around world or those families who wants to own but can't afford.These kind of house should be hand over to those people rather than rotten.
Agree !!
Capitalism don't work like that....
Así deberia ser, y a esa clase social que le adjudiquen la casa, bajarle los impuestos y tarifas de servicios como agua y electricidad para que puedan sostener la vivienda
@@hms1609 el socialismo menos, solo piensan enriquecerse ellos mismos, haciendole creer a la gente, que están en favor del pueblo
If these people can’t afford a regular house how would they afford maintenance on a chateau? I heard these chateau owners that taxes alone run into several to 10,000$.
The beautiful house reminds me of the French quarter in New Orleans! I always love your videos! You do such a fantastic job of capturing the place. You also give us a look at how it was for the family that lived there. It’s a little sad to think that someone died that lived there and this is all the belongings that they left behind. But you have so much respect and capture everything without making us dizzy. Allot of urbex guys move the camera so fast that you can’t enjoy the video. Perfect camera work!! Will be waiting for the next one as always! ♥️
Thank you so much Ginger! Always try to focus to don't move the camera to quickly, as it annoys me as well. See you at the next one! ❤
Yes you do a wonderful job with the camera. Some people do not scan out and show the whole room, but you do!
this made me cry the photo of that baby girl, such a strange thing the home so beutyfull yet abandoned, but still full of life with their belongings. its like they just vanished. how could so much of someones life be left to rot.but thankyou your video are full of care respect and love of these places
I LOVE the light over the dining room table!!! And the living room one. Fascinatingly beautiful. Kitchen: it is a can opener on top of the microwave. I love some of that wallpaper. The wallpaper in the main bedroom - beautifully done. I don't know if you noticed but the color theme is following the hanging lights. Turquios/green Even the tile floors in a bathroom. I think that was another bedroom but the bed has been removed.
Espetacular essa mansão! Que pena tanto luxo deixado para trás! Bela narrativa! Entendo pouco o inglês. Mas insisto em vê-los! Beijos do Brasil, América do Sul.
TB entendo muito pouco 😁vejo com legenda
Fico viajando no tempo e imagino a vida das pessoas no dia a dia dentro dessas casas... Que capricho da dona da casa, tudo muito bem decorado , cada cantinho um mais lindo que o outro 💓
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Ok I think this my ALL time favorite French Manor. It's gorgeous. And to have everything still setup like they never left is so amazing. I just love y'all videos.
Aww thank you so very much Jennifer! It was definitely one of my favourites as well, but there are a lot of incredible places following this year as well. Stay tuned for it :-)
I love the music you put in your videos. It's so soothing .
Also, l love how carefully you go through the homes.
Thank you so very much Wendy! We are always careful as we do not want to demolish anything.
The item on top of the microwave is an electric can opener.
I was just going to tell them. 😃
Thanks for telling us Kathy! Never saw it before. Guess it is not from this modern time era anymore 😬
It's a toaster oven, not a microwave.
Looks like Moulinex Jeannette 243, base with electric motor inside is universal and can opener is one of devices powered by it (you can see that can opener is plugged in from front) - can be changed for mixer or meat grinder. Today we call it kitchen robot.
@@Explomo what you said it was an old vacuum, looks like an electric polisher. They are used to polish the floor after waxing it.
What a lovely old place ..looks like a lot of the papers on the wall are around 1980s..I remember the shiny type paper with the flowers ..well that sort of thing from those days ,a lot of the pictures are too.,and those costume dolls too..My Dad used to bring me one from places he visited when he was in the Navy ..A lot of the other dolls are..one is an old dole I think a composite doll I had one as a child..They used to break easy ..Why dolls started to be made of rubber and plastic..They lasted longer.Great walk around was nice seeing all the beautiful bits in there 😀
Yes I was thinking the same about the wallpaper too!
What a beautiful place, can't believe it is being left to rot!! Whòw they sure lived a good life!! Places like that would be very expensive to run may be the next generation didn't want the expense. Even though you would have thought they would empty the place and as you said give clothes Tec to charity and take keepsakes from the past. Great vlog guys👍👍👍
I agree with Modupe. why not donate everything?
I think when one dies the family has to pay a ridiculous estate tax & paperwork to get the house back legally. It must be quite steep cost to just walk away from these gorgeous estates, breaks my heart.
The first question in the kitchen was an electric can opener...next to the toilet the item held aromatic salts to make bathroom smell nice
@@theresedawson7178 Thank you Therese! :-)
Thank you very much Modupe! Always a pleasure to read your comments. Hope all these beautiful clothes will ever be donated for a good cause.
Living in a pristine historic home from 1897 gives me an appreciation for the past with superior construction unsurpassed today. Each one of these homes require love, maintenance, and respect and at a fraction of the cost of a new build. SAVE A VICTORIAN!
Very beautiful home.
Blue chairs, flowers curtain, flowers tree, blue bathroom, baby toys......
Thank you very much Maureno...
l love you and Explomo...
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Wow that living room untouched like people just steped out for a bit n be right back...
Unbelievable right!
Most of those paintings are masterpieces, copies and miniatures at that, but masterpieces none-the-less. The frames are awesome too.
The full book shelves are always my favorite to see in these beautiful homes 😊 you do such a good job of showing all the details!
Thank you very much Ally, we always find a lot of books inside of abandoned places. Glad you like our perspective as well! :-)
Estou apaixonada por esse canal, eu amo de montão coisas antigas, acho que eu ia ficar doida vendo essas coisas ao vivo.
Amei a arca e mesa de jantar. Fora os objetos.
Eu tambem!!!!
Those beautiful covered books are still in pristine condition.For a collector a dream come true..
Belle exploration urbex bravo 👍
It never ceases to amaze me the number of homes, small to this size, empty, unloved. Whereas once there would have been laughter, love & the noise of a family going about there business. What would they think if they saw their home today. The fake flowers do give the appearance of life. The picture of the child looks like the 50s as smocking on the child's dress was very popular around then. Your genuine empathy for the family & home is very commendable. I've watch other videos like this & none show the compassion you both show. 🇦🇺🐨👍❤️❤️❤️ Australia
Love the chairs, pattern design and tassels. 14:20 An old electric Can Opener? Gorgeous light blue gold chandelier. By all the decay upstairs, the owner had to be removed for their own safety and protection. They only took what they could. Unable to climb the stairs, and wheelchair bound, the owner wasn't aware of the damages upstairs. Thank you for the tour. No one saved the cute puppets.
Gracias a ti sabemos el por qué del abandono de la casa
El aparato que está encima del horno, si, es un abrelatas eléctrico, tuve, uno igual a ese
I have to admit I am addicted to you guys and all your explorations lately and I, unfortunately or fortunately have become addicted to both your explorations throughout Europe and most importantly your narratives...just knowing your enthusiasm and comments about all that you are discovering and appreciating . I am a most fervent fan from Canada. Time capsules are the best, aren't they? I love the way it is always a new experience and a surprise. I will always be a fan of yours. Best regards and keep up with your explorations. I hope you never stop to discover new places to keep us so interested in places and people of the past and ...who knows...maybe the present. Take care, sweet man. Your voice and accent...gives me peace. I love your curiosity, while discovering and reading the books. I often answer your questions, knowing the answer, but, of course you can't hear me. I am an old 70 year old woman...but I believe you wouldn't mind me appreciating your good heart and respect for exploring but keeping all as is with distinction and dignity. Thank you so much!
P.S. I appreciate that you are taking care of your health with your masks. You are so young and darn handsome. Having lung problems myself from smoking, I am truly thankful, you find importance in maintaining your health from black and white mold. Even the gloves are very important.
Soy adicto a estos vídeos de abandonos...cuánta cosa material poseemos y al final no nos llevamos nada....les felicito x tan buen video, audio y relato muy profesional...bendiciones
The blue chandelier is magnificent I love it.
Real sad to see beautiful old homes falling to decay. I wonder why they are left untouched. I guess no family to take over the home. Would love to know the story. I would also like to see what it was like when they were living there. It is a beautiful place if it was kept up it would be awesome today. Great content and edit Maureno👍👍👍👍
Would love to learn more about the story and the past owners too Larry! Thank you very much :-)
WOW! I need to find my words for this home.
The chandeliers are beautiful and unique and WOW! The blue everywhere added to the warm cozy feeling of the rooms.
This home is a time capsule to be sure. I love the respect and honor you bring to the people who lived here. It’s too bad you couldn’t find more information on the people.
The thing hanging in the bathroom was for potpourri to provide nice scents.
The decay in the one bedroom was crazy compared to the rest of the house. Fantastic job and thank you for sharing this. Cheers and hugs.
The microwave was actually a grill and that big contraption was a Tin 🥫 opener. You can see what that would of looked like in its hey day- stunning. What a lovely place and great find again 🌹
I would love to have seen it way back in it’s day.
I used to sell Avon and the little plastic umbrella in the bathroom was an air freshener. It contained scented wax chips and was to be hung in a closet to keep clothes smelling fresh. I liked seeing all the needle art; the needlepoint pictures on the walls, and the crochet doilies and the long runner on the fireplace mantel. Besides being a mansion it gives the feeling of having been a home that was enjoyed and happiness shared within. I loved the big beautiful chandelier too! The 3M company in my hometown makes the mask you were wearing. Thanks for sharing another interesting video👍🏻💖
Many years ago it was a beautiful place. It still has a lot of charm . Little details that make that house unique... like the portrait of pretty children in a wall ; the piano ; the chandelier; those old books...
What happened to that walls? they´re destroyed ! A fire maybe?
Good job! A great explore!
Damp & water damage from roof in need of repair. A fire would leave things burnt.
Yes
I’m so in awe of your videos. The love and respect you have for these house is so sweet for one so young. Wish there was more like you. Keep up the good work.x
The blue bathroom is very unique and beautiful. Was a beautiful kitchen in its day. That is an old can opener on top of the toaster oven. The paintings themselves would probably pay for the restoration of this beautiful home. The chandeliers are absolutely beautiful. The dolls represent different countries. The first freezer looked almost brand new. Great explore, keep them coming.
Muito triste ver estas senas pois tento imaginar oque levou os proprietários à abandonar esta casa
TB fico me perguntando isso....muito triste ver uma casa tão linda apodrecendo dessa maneira 😥
From the San Francisco Bay Area and I love your videos. I love how respectful and kind you are too about people's things that were left behind. Please keep them coming!
Probably had a sad history.
I would be scared to go into abandoned places. 😱😱
Beautiful explore.... Well done. Much love and be safe.
What a lovely house,and you showed us around it so well, with great detail,thank you.
So happy to see you two handsome guys in this video together, wonderful! Love your exploring and watch everyday…
Wow..what a place. So many curious items makes you really try to imagine just what sort of people lived there. You can make up your own story and really get lost in wonder. Fantastic explore.
Thank you very much! Really makes you wonder what happened and who used to live here.
It is really satisfying to see an abandoned house or mansion still have their untouched things. Unlike here in Malaysia,most of the abandoned house got nothing left behind. Just an empty home.. id really love to see all the things that unique and cant be found anymore..
i dont understand when there is so much need in the world that things like this are left to rot.
Junebug- I am glad someone thought like me. Just like you, I was watching and wondering why they didn't give away to donations many of the stuff left there that could be useful to poor people...I feel sad of such a waste. Everything left behind in the house to rot away....so sad. May they rest in Peace if they are no longer in this world.
A lovely place. I can not help to feel very angry at the people that come to this Manor and steal and break windows or leave windows or doors left open. You know people will take things but there is just no excuse to ran-sake a place tossing things all over no need to do this.... to get what is a treasure to you. Why be a pig? Please please please be respectful and at least help to keep windows and doors kept shut. So as to keep the elements of rain, cold , snow out and the animals. I know Explomo people are very respectful at least and do not do bad things to the places they visit and film. It is an honor and a joy to glimpse at the wonderful homes filled with love.
Casa linda.. muito romântica e da uma impressão de que as pessoas eram felizes , tudo muito lindo.. época linda 💗🥰
The little pink plastic parasol you asked about in the 2nd floor bathroom (with the wood paneling and flower wallpaper)was from Avon and is used in closets to make things smell good, you would keep fragrant beads inside. Most of the wallpapers are from the late 70s and 80s, probably when most of the remodeling was done.
It looked like an orb 22.10. Love how you are so respectful to the houses and previous owners
The plants are beautiful exotic very antique
Debió ser una casa muy hermosa en sus tiempos.. aún conserva tantos detalles bellos ... amé está casa...saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Golly how on earth do you find all these nice abandoned homes. And so so nice most of them..wow..love ❤❤❤👍❤❤❤👍 your vedios. Please Never stop. Bonnie in Michigan USA 🇺🇸
When i saw again this video,i can feel the sadness,so many question why they left,do they have relative to take care of the place etc,it's so special about they choose from part to part room have different style and detail,from the wallpaper,stuffs,paints,the furniture,curtain,magnificent..too bad they left and abandoned this lovely place.. (love this video so much)specially the paints
Thank you so very much Amira. Hope this video still brought some joy to you (and not only sadness) :-)
@@Explomo it does..i say love it so much this video(i see twice) moreno💖
Think that home could still be saved, it will make a lovely elegant home. Thank you for sharing X X
The video and your comments to this are absolutely symphatic! Thank you. Ronald from Berlin
I only have one word for this episode ~ EXCELLENT!
Thank you so very much Carla! Sometimes not much words are needed :-)
The little hanging ornament that looked something like a closed umbrella at the 28:18 mark is what I believe to be a pomander. It holds scented beads or potpourri. The little holes would let the scent out. Also, the urn that you were concerned held someone's ashes looked to have a little spigot (or tap) on it, making it a coffee urn. It's such an amazing and beautiful old home. It's sad to see it just rotting. I would love a home that amazing. Thank you so much for sharing.
Yep, the parasol was from Avon. I probably still have mine.
Wow that blue wallpaper is so pretty and even the blue tub n sink are beautiful too
Sensacional essa mansão, a sala do piano é perfeita.
I love your narration style.👍👍👍
You have an endless appreciation, when you speak about what you're discovering.👍👍👍
Your very kind to allow us to join in your history searches. A great way to travel. Thank you for caring about the places you visit.
It's a total shame people leave a home and can't take their belongings with them. So many unseen ghosts. You can almost see and hear the children laughing and the adults talking. Thank you again for sharing.
Having grown up in an 1849 brick farmhouse, I do not find some of these buildings old. In some instances, elderly folks are spirited away to nursing homes and have made no plans for their homes, even if they linger for years. Here in the USA, the home might need to be sold to cover the cost of care, but in countries with socialized medicine, that might not be necessary. I am not familiar with medical care in France.
I think all medical care is basically paid for in France like here in Canada.
It could be the black mold. I have seen where people were made to leave their homes due to black mold, and they had to leave all possessions.
Could be an idea of why they left Aaron
why do they have to leave everything behind tho?
aaron larrabee I just google Black Mold and it’s curable, you wouldn’t need to ditch a house because of it. Just keep killing if it’s persistent. Making sure the property is dry and warm would be a good start. It’s just a mold..not a mythical un killable spiritual being..
Awww that sunshine filling that hallway,how lovely to wake up to that
The chandeliers have my vote and you do, too!
Here is a nice quote I found: "Beautiful things grow to a certain height and then they fail and fade off, breathing out memories as they decay. And just as any period decays in our minds, the things of that period should decay too, and in that way they're preserved for a while in the few hearts like mine that react to them. Trying to preserve a century by keeping its relics up to date is like keeping a dying man alive by stimulants."- F. Scott Fitzgerald
What a wonderful quote you've found Sandy. Thank you so much for sharing.
So sweet home... Thanks u that u make the video
really love the music intro..it's beautiful house with beautiful architecture,furniture,ornamen,and the blue colour of the lamps it's pretty,specially the girl at the paint..the eyes..luv it..good job explomo
Espectacular casa, a pesar de su abandono aún tiene habitaciones que se conservan en muy buen estado...gracias por compartir este hermoso video, saludos desde Punta Arenas, Chile ❤🤗😷
Hey guys... Another great explore!! Those tapestry chairs are beautiful+ the ha going lamp to!!! Tfs!!! You 4 are my favorite explorers!!
I always imagine the lives of the people who lived in these wonderful houses ❤️
And i'm so sad to see him fade away like this 💔😢
The candle holders on the piano, is probably an indication that it was made prior to electricity.
The urn in the office is not for ashes. It has a spigot on the front of it and a matching cup. Probably a coffee or tea urn.
Also, how did they get that chest freezer up those steps to the third floor?
Hi Frank, thank you for your interesting feedback! Wonder how they managed to get it all the way up there too. Most of these pianos were indeed manufactured before the era of electricity :-)
I love the staircase. I have a fascination with stair cases . They were real works of art
Every staircase and banister is different Jewel! :-)
Oh thanks a million for this amazing experience. This home is like a palace. The wall paper, everything is majestic. At least they lived well and enjoyed their home. I just don't understand what could have happened. Greetings from Spain. Your videos are brilliant.👌🇪🇦
Thank you very much Stephanie. We also have our questions of what happened with the former family who lived here. Glad you like our viideos and greetings from the Netherlands! :-)
I could watch your exploration videos all day and night long.
Your narration is so special because you are so compassionate. Your adorable accent is Truly marvelous, and makes for a brilliant production 🙏🏻💙🌟💙🙏🏻 those dolls need to find a special home. It’s sad that no one can enjoy their beauty anymore.They are probably so lonely for human attention. Maybe they come alive when they are alone 🙏🏻😍
A lovely place, thank you guys for taking us to these places.. We appreciate all your hard work and effort. All the best.
Aww you are so very welcome!! All the best to you too Rowie ❤
Gorgeous place frozen in time! You keep calling things puppets.......they are dolls. Thanks for sharing!
8:28 I think that might have had port in it. I often see small barrels like that for port. You keep adding on top and it gradually ages.
14:11 Electric can opener
17:04 I think that piano has a bug preventing it from being fully operational :)
18:52 They are actually called "dolls" in English. Puppets are special dolls with strings attached so they can be used in a performance.
21:50 I don't think that is an urn for ashes because it has a tap at the front and a cup underneath. Probably used for brandy or spirits.
26:57 Two large artillery shells
Thank you for another fine video. Was there a basement in this house? I saw a door under the main stairs that might have led down further. Or perhaps it was just storage under the stairs.
I think that the whole house is absolutely fantastic everything is in its place
Thank you very much Dexter for your very descriptive feedback. As you know, I love to learn new things of the places I visit. There was a basement in the house, indeed as you've seen under the main stairs (good eye for detail by the way!). It had some canned food and they used to store their wines there. Unfortunately after I edited the video I realised I did not include this part in the video. Sorry! :-)
@@liliantepaea6441 Thank you very much Lilian! :-)
They had incredible house n beautiful paintings
That house and its time would have been very elegant
That is one thing for sure!!!
Just the art work alone is beautiful!!
Great find!! Not microwave, but a toaster oven. On top of that is an electric can opener. Love these places you guys are finding! Cant find abandoned locations like these in the US.
I absolutely was taken to the beautiful wallpaper in every room of the home. Marvelous.
Its so beautiful and unique home i love this place thank you for sharing!
Once again great find. Love the chandelier lamps in the piano room. Great job and be safe!! 💙👍
Thank you Joyce and we will! :-)
Thank you for showing here places . I love old homes
Are you and Lesley brothers? You sure do look it. I just want to jump into my computer screen and clean these cool places. That was an ice crusher. A lot of these paintings could be worth thousands. The granite fireplaces are astounding. Stunning chandeliers!! The furniture needs to be sold and brought back to life by a restore. Look at the print date when the books were published could be worth thousands. Were did the family go? I so enjoy your exploring these wonderful places. Thanks for all you do. From Florida, USA.
Again this house has been cleaned up. Thank you for doing so. Thank you for sharing.
It was our deepest pleasure Kerry!
What a magnificent explore , a couple of things you pointed out , first in the kitchen the device you asked about appears to be a can opener to me and I don’t think the container was a funeral urn because it had a cup that matched it although I could be mistaken.
Another great explore !! Thank you 😊
So very welcome and thanks to you for watching and leaving a nice comment :-)
One of my favourite explores. Thank you. Beautiful house.
Very welcome Randy. Glad you've enjoyed it :-)
Thank you for your eloquent presentation, everytime, Maureno. You and Lesley are cool lads 🤙🤙🤙🤙
I JUST LOVE your english!!! So cute!! Some pronunciation cracks me up. You've done well! Love your respectful break ins
Abandoned house but still unique
I love a vintage goods
Thanks for explore beautiful stuff
Of all the chandeliers you have sown us, I feel this is the most lovely to date
14:30 was an electric can opener made by Moulinex. You guys post great videos and make an effort to try and find out the history of the previous habitants of the places you visit which make it your videos so more interesting. You really appreciate the fine antiques you find, and your curiosity for old things gives the exploration even more meaningful. Thanks for sharing your finds with us and taking the effort to seek and find these places.
Very beautiful and interesting house to observe how people lived at the time. As I said why not donate everything. It would make many people happy. Amazing how relatives let everything rot. Very sad that! And I admire the respect you have when visiting and touching objects, that's very good.
Maybe there are no known relatives. More distant relatives can be hard to trace.
Hola guapø💓