Can A DJ Baronet Save A 500-Year-Old Mansion? | Country House Rescue: Elmore Court
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2023
- Elmore Court is a grade II listed mansion, located in Elmore, Gloucestershire. The house has been the family seat of the Guise baronets for nearly 800 years. The current owner, dance DJ Anselm Guise, inherited the estate in 2007 from his uncle (who had often disapproved of his nephew's lifestyle), with the baronetcy going to Anselm's 77-year-old father. Now, Anselm's laid-back approach has led to the property's slow deterioration, so Ruth must inspire a sense of determination in the owner to save the mansion from falling even further into disrepair.
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It’s a beautiful wedding venue now! The place has been fully renovated and he’s added more buildings. He got married and has a few kids. So sweet to see what a great job he’s done with his estate. Despite the host’s very negative (and sometimes down-right rude comments), he has made such a wonderful go of what he inherited and would make all of his ancestors proud!
I love when I look up one of these estates online and find out they've made a success of it!
This house featured on the Real Royalty channel presented by the American Viscountess (that is her TH-cam channel name) very recently! He has a successful wedding & funtion venue at this house now as well as a family with a couple of children!
Love this show, and I really enjoy Ruth's no-nonsense, approach to her clients, to make them successful. I have been watching now for some time and would love a follow up show to where they are now. Thanks for showing us.
What you call no nonsense, I call condescending (especially when she smiles as she's doing it) and insulting.
I'm confused about why she was so negative about the seed starts being in that room. It was for the reviving of the kitchen garden and wouldn't be there long. It was the perfect place if they don't have a functional greenhouse. Then implying that he was growing drugs and that his friends were hippies sounded weird to me. The business wasn't even open yet. You should see what my living room looks like right now preparing for the garden lol. It's the only place I currently have and will be planted in a few weeks. Was this there for the sake of television? My guess is that the whole thing was contrived to get interest in the business that is now successful
I LOVE these shows! And love seeing these amazing historical homes preserved! When there's no money, It would be amazing for young skilled craftsman and cleaners to take working holidays. Of course with rules and background checks. But it would be a great way to have their skills showcased, make new friends and memories.
I love these restoration videos !! Saving the home’s & history is marvelous!!!!! Thumbs way up!!👍👍
Why is there not some kind of a grant from the government to help save and restore these historical treasures !
Because they are private property that can be sold on
All I could think of was wow oh what stories could be told if the walls could talk 😆 I love old places riched in history …
Very nice sharing
Love this
Wow so nice 👑💝
Very nice sharing zabdast video
Love watching the show minus the nasty comments
I'm sorry, but I don't like the comments that she was making- such as his relatives look haughty and overfed, when she was viewing his ancestors portraits. How ignorant
I tended to agree with you there!! Her arrogance really caused me to question her intelligence!
I didn’t care for it either, her humor seems tactless and quite insensitive
@@videoagaga if she think she's a comedian, she needs not give up her day job...she failed!!
If he's anything like me, I would think I'll show you and prove her wrong or die trying lol
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She also has a very foul mouth in my opinion. She seems to get a rise from saying fuck.
The blonde lady is mean, but she gets results.
Now all I’m curious about is the sewing box
The way they all treat him! As if he is 17 and not 40-yar old man! And his approach to everything... As if he didn't know he will inherit for years and years. His uncle died "suddenly"? Come on. Man child.
DJ sells lands to Branson, Old and New Equity, Charlie brokers deal, Branson gets old title with land, DJ gets new land, investments and title!
If you were given that property and that acerage and we're unable to make it profitable you're a dunce. Kid was born with a golden egg!
And he made gold off it ! The house is doing brilliant
@@N0N4M30 That's fantastic. I'm glad he found some purpose! Imagine the memories that property creates each year.
A pub where “the school” should be and a school where nothing should be… 😂 Do you think your area really needs ANOTHER pub???
Are all her insults included in her fee?
Pardon my stupidity, but if they're historical landmarks, then why doesn't the monarchy fund their important salvaging? :/
They are trying to downsize of the golden era of olden days, as to modernize it to be more acceptable. I agree it definitely should be salvaged because of how historic it is so forget about the monarchy .. the British government itself should. I assume most of the money goes to welfare benefits as well as other governmental costs
Erase history , just like America. Tax tax tax . Take from the middle give to be he lazy and stupid .
Because they are private property that can be sold on. In some ways, the government caused a lot of the problem
I suppose she helped but she came off as rather a pompish arrogant brat when she told Sir Jamie"will you please stop talking." She could wait 20 more seconds? Or was it he was SIR and she was miss.