Inside a Seven Floor $95,000,000 PARIS Mansion With an Underground Pool
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- This week we are touring an incredible seven-story $95 Million estate in the heart of Paris with an underground pool and a spa that will rival five-star hotels. Follow us on Instagram @EnesYilmazer , @AyersWorld !
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Property Address: Paris, France
Specs: 5 Bedrooms, 5 Full - 4 Half Baths
13,314 sq ft / (1,237 sqm)
Listing Price: $95,000,000 USD (80,000,000 EUR)
Property link: www.kretz.fr/en/annonce/2762q...
Listed by: Valentin Kretz
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Listing Description: "TRESOR CACHE is a 1237 sqm newly built behind a restored historical facade situated in a gated square within a quiet, secure and prestigious neighborhood, in the 16th district of Paris, just one mile from the Avenue des Champs-Élysées. Behind the building's historic façade lies a comfortable and prestigious interior with the very best of the latest modern features. The house boasts a master suite, several guest suites and reception halls, a custom-made artisanal kitchen, 3 entire floors for recreational activities, a 16-meter indoor swimming pool - the only one of its kind in Paris - a movie theater with 4K projector and Dolby Atmos sound system, and best of all, a private night club, and a large wine cellar. Trésor Caché offers all the qualities of a luxury home in the heart of the busting City of Lights."
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Time Codes:
00:00 - Intro & Exterior
02:23 - Entry & Formal Living Room
04:13 - Music Room & Office
06:54 - Kitchen & Dining Room
10:35 - Seating Areas and Bar
14:34 - Indoor Pool, Gym & Spa
17:39 - Nightclub & Movie Theater
20:45 - Top Floor Guest Suites & Seating Area
22:18 - Guest Suite & Primary Bedroom
27:14 - Outro - บันเทิง
do they accept a payment plan over 10 generations?
😂
Damn lol that's another way to build generational wealth
@@keithndrews12or generational debt😭
😂😂😂
Lol
I lived in Paris for years and years, and I never in my wildest dreams imagined that there could be houses like this in the city. I'm genuinely speechless.
Tu vis vraiment dans paris ? Est ce que tu connais ta ville ? Parceque c est pas vrai. Tt le monde sait que derriere les portes et cours interieures il y a des bijoux
@@benzoo4588 je suis trop pauvre pour ça
Je ne pense pas que cette maison soit la plus belle de Paris. Elle est située dans un ilots privé , c'est là où vivent les Sarkozy notamment. Je crois aussi que c'est dans cet ilot privée que Céline Dion possédait une maison qu'elle a vendu ou cherche à vendre. C 'est peut être la sienne du reste.
Mais la maison je le trouve pas géniale. La Piscine ne donne pas du tout envie de se baigner mais éventuellement d'y mettre des poissons....Et la boite de nuit , quel gout de chiotte.
In Europe rich people hide. In America they flaunt and live in the open....for now.
You must be black
For those wondering why this property has multiple basement levels, it's mainly because of the historic preservation and height restrictions that prevent the owners from being allowed to add more floors above. Oftentimes in these historical townhouses, they don't allow the owners to alter the exterior at all.
Thanks for the insight. I’m just wondering how they added the underground levels with the existing house above. Can’t get an excavator in the house, 🤔
Heritage listed overlay
@@andrewdishman335 0
@@andrewdishman335 they dig on the sidewalk or what little yard space there is. It happens in London too. Historic looking townhouse but it's 3 floors of mansion underneath with sports courts & pools etc.
I love that he leaves no one behind and brings everybody with him
But Mikey
Hats off to Dal and the whole crew! The production quality just keeps getting better.
thank you for your support! appreciate it!
After all the years I’ve spent watching the channel, I still never get bored of it! Always blows me away with your work, thanks for giving us consistent quality content!
Happy to hear that!
@@EnesYilmazer fransiz zengin bir doktor birini tanimistim ama bulusma dan ayrildik ne kadar aptal misim
All two of them?
Yes you are right nobody feels bored.. watching this channel and all credit goes to Enes & Mikey... love the way how Enes explains and host the tour... (As a new Subscriber i watch Enes's channel for whole night)
Really? After one day I got bored of it… yet, TH-cam always manages to show me these videos every so often.
looking at Enes's smile one can make out that even his mind was blown out by seeing something like this.
I am usually a fan of modern minimalistic architecture, but after seeing this.... Wow. the details, the coziness of the house. amazing
Glad you liked it!
Bro modern minimalist is cult. Ain't architecture at all.
@@EnesYilmazer This truly is a masterpiece, one the most amazing homes you have toured!
Did the word minimalistic get a new meaning as this house or any house on this channel is not minimalistic if you ask me :)
@@computerjantje how is this house minimalistic?
A burglar can literally sneak in there and live there for years and the owner wouldn't even know it LOL
Then he wouldn’t be much of a burglar, would he? More of a squatter...
XD
@@kencur9690 people often change careers depending on the circumstances
Like in parasite
Good thing is its gated neighbourhood. But still if its not then its not feel safe to live here...
This is a very interesting blend of 1800s meets modern architecture. The pool area is unbelievable. My favorite room is the formal sitting area off of the entry. The gold fixtures in the kitchen were unexpected. I could do without the nightclub.
The level of detail and thought is breathtaking. I think this is my favorite that i have seen thus far. The only downside is the amount of stairs (although the stairs are as beautiful and detailed as the rest of the house.) I'm not too keen on elevators, so I would mostly be taking the stairs but that can get a little rough the older you get. I'd be fine now but it is not a home you could retire in.
This mansion is by far one of, if not THE most beautiful and well designed houses I have ever seen. I especially like the indoor herb garden in the kitchen, the plant façade on the wall, and the exposed beams in the guest bedroom. Even the exterior is stunningly beautiful. Too bad I can only give this video 1 thumbs up!
I totally agree!
This House is a home where you can appreciate all the details they put into.. I absolutely love this home and gotta love Paris
you know it! it's a good one!
Don't bring russia into the comments okay
Absolutely spectacular property! The glass panels on the floors, though not unusual, in this case just adds an amazing touch to the house. Job well done to the architect!
Having watched Enes Plus and seen the scramble to get to this house, it is amazing how cool and professional and easy this tour looks! - great work and thank you for all the effort you put in to making these fantastic escapist video tours for us.
You cannot beat French and Italians for style and function. The House is classical French, with no expense spared.
So many truly luxurious features which makes the classic Hollywood hills houses look cheap.
Absolutely french style have something special
We french have long history ,culture, you know middle age ,castles...everything in USA looks fake,no taste, just spending tons of $$$ in huge estate with no soul ,just the need to always be bigger and bigger than the neighbourg
As a Frenchman who loves homes, I can tell you that there's nothing French about this decoration... fortunately...
it's a horrible mix of flashy, tasteless ideas and cultural nonsense (or emptiness).
@@shunia3147ta condition de smicard t’empêche peut-être d’apprécier ?
@@a.f.4977
Kevin, tu devrais pas etre aussi agressif. Les gens vont croire qu'on est tous aussi c.n que toi.
Il a raison, cette maison n'a rien de Français. Une espèce de façade anglo-normande sauce rococo et des aménagement intérieurs sauce américaine des années 80 ou oligarque russe des années 2020.
Entre la porte d'entrée en PVC, la "bibliothèque" papier peint qui dégueule une TV, la boite de nuit façon porno des 70's.
T'as le droit d'avoir des gouts singuliers Kevin. Mais t'as pas le droit de dire que cette maison est "française".
Le film "Les Tuche", c'est pas un documentaire...
As a retired Architect I’d like to point out that this home is in a class of its own. I’ve designed and built homes that are by all accounts “high end” but I just HAVE TO SAY THIS:
This home is in a class that is reserved for the likes of The Biltmore estate or the homes in Newport Beach R I. The quality of the masonry, tile and woodwork is the difference between say a loaded Cadillac vs. a Rolls Royce. Both are considered top shelf but if you are in the know you can see clearly the superior work put into a Rolls.
This house is like that! It’s amazing and so gracefully put together that it’s hard to imagine it as just another mansion. This is truly a work of art and I give my professional and personal opinion based on years of building expensive homes. I used to think my homes were outstanding but now I know better after viewing this remarkable home.
Thanks a lot guy who built it🤣
Outstanding content
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Wow! great to know this
I’m always surprised since most are of the opinion that Saudis have no taste
@@annonymously331 taste & workmanship quality are two separate things. No matter who owns it, the builders are usually local to the area.
@@j134679 Usually the owner wants the house to suit their tastes though
@@annonymously331 I mean it's on this channel so it's probably for sale. It's a flip if so.
I love the how they kept the homes original feel and traditional touches, but modernized it for living. I hate it when old homes are redone and their character is ripped away, they did a great job balancing the new and old with this one! Thank you for the tour!
our pleasure! glad you like the property!
a lot of european countries do that. same in the Netherlands. even though we do build a lot of modern looking stuff and big modern "window everywhere" apartment buildings in cities like Rotterdam, a lot of the time we go back to that red brick and mortar look. it's lovely
@@AnymMusicThe person who headed the renovation is a Saudi…
Ridonculous!💜 The herb garden with infra red lighting?!!! Perfect Kitchen. Master suite is over the top. Could do without the disco. The glass floor area to bring light throughout the bottom floors, brilliant. Just amazing. Thank you for showing this incredible place.
This amazing home is more a luxury resort than a house. Enes, I was awed by how you were able to navigate all its details so skillfully without getting lost! Kudos!
I love all the international content you are doing. It's awesome to see mega-mansions in different cultures and their respective architectures. I hope you guys get to see maybe some Asian or Middle Eastern mega mansions sometime!
Maybe one day! glad you like the video!
Hope you guys will visit Romania one day to tour one of our castles xx
Agreed - need to see fewer boxy LA homes or NYC penthouse s- they are impressive, but often lack the lasting qualities of intergenerational homes
Enes, you and your team have completely changed the game, not only for the high quality houses but for the quality of the work itself. flawless shooting, editing, and tour, and also you seem to be very polite and humble, I wish you much success and hope to see you soon touring a house here in Brazil.
wow happy to hear that! glad you like the tour!
@@EnesYilmazer Watch it, you've got a impersonator raiding your channel comment section
ok then
@@prunabluepepper Who?
@@kaydenpat not sure anymore. The bot is gone, probably replaced by some other bot. TH-cam tries to clam down on them, but they pop up so fast. You always have to be careful nowadays, if it's a person you talk to or a bot.
I love how Enes explains the designs in every home. Its so relaxing
Man... I haven't been keeping up, but when I return... quality!!! There are many youtubers that do home tours, but Enes has style, he takes his time, and he finds some of the best properties. Thank you for allowing us to breathe some of the same air as the elite. Much appreciated!!!
1885!! Just WOW! That’s some mind blowing epic architecture… it’s like a real life jewelry box… just so beautiful
Im nearly speechless...
This is easily one of the best homes you guys have ever toured!
Expertly toured as always!
oh but this is no ordinary home.
@@c4arla it is incredible!
I don´t know if it gets much better than this.
@@Ven0mLp true, this is very hard to top!
You joking ? USD 100m for an apartment?
Great design from old to new love it
Apart from the fake bookcases, this is probably one of the most beautiful townhouses I've ever seen. Actually love a Kitchen where everything is close to hand - pretty much my dream kitchen.
I mean the houses are great but the video quality, editing, music... this really settles my mind after a hard day or hard week. It's just so relaxing to watch. Can't thank you enough Enes!
thank you so much! we're honored!
But how? How can you enjoy this knowing that there are filthy rich people who can afford this, when in that same country hundreds of thousands of people live in squalid appartments and need to go to the food banks? Shouldn't this make you mad? I'm baffled by these comments, Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful house and no offence to you, but the thought of enjoying this when it blatantly highlights the enormous socio-economic differences in our society is just alien to me. It just makes me think that there is a very low amount of class conscience in our society and the culture the rich people created is becomming the new status-quo, without anyone wondering it this is the right way of distributing wealth.
@@gdtuncdra I don't like being mad, that's the only reason I guess. You could get mad for so many reasons in this world but should you? I don't think so.
You can try and change what you think is not right, but getting mad doesn't change anything.
In this particular case I think they could also film nature or old temples / ancient ruins. It is the way they present it that makes me feel good, not particularly what they present.
@@khirun5021 You're right and i respect your opinion, also the camerawork is beautiful and presentation is soothing. I mean you could be mad about anything, like wearing textile made from child labour in Bangladesh. But i guess there just is something about blatantly showing these riches to people that can't afford it, and it being acceptable that makes me angry about the increasingly normalising effect our culture has. I do think that being angry can be a good thing, if just enough people are.. its one of the historical drives behind changes in social conditions
@@gdtuncdra 100% agree
This is the house from the Netflix show "The Parisian Agency" 😍 Saw this particular episode this past weekend and fell in love with it, can't believe I'm gonna get an Enes' tour of it now, beyond excited to watch this one :D
the house is a good one! hope you enjoy the tour!
@@EnesYilmazer The house is beautiful .Thankyou for your tour thoroughly enjoyed viewing much appreciated Enz & Mikey
Was looking for this comment!!!
Which episode??
@@Laura-gd4ku Season 2, Episode 5
This is undoubtedly one of the best developed properties I have ever watched on TH-cam. Not even a Beverly Hills property can compare. Nothing compares to Cogemad craftmanship and interior design talent.
Il faut remercier les architectes qui ont créé cet immbeule incroyable ! Des traces de l'architecture française se trouvent partout et la délicatesse des objets me fait penser au temps qu'ils ont passé pour faire tout en haute qualité !
Vous devriez aller faire un tour porte de la muette alors...Les immeubles Walters pour commencer.
This is exactly what I imagine a Paris mansion will be. The level of classy here is amazing
you know it!
Knowing a little bit the high end real estate in the area I can guarantee you no French and probably no European will buy this. This has obviously been built for Middle East or American buyers.
Not because money, it’s about taste - no judgement there, it’s just how it is.
@@charlycharly8151 then i guess europeans have boring taste
@@charlycharly8151 Agreed, mostly for russians or UAE or chineese
@@charlycharly8151 : you're right. And considering how much taxes we have to pay here in France, there is probably less than 500 French citizens who can afford such a house (on a population of 67 millions French inhabitants, around 6700 -or 0,01%-earn more than 700.000 euros per year -and usually half this amount vanishes into taxes- which is still not enough at all to afford a 80 millions house). To put it simple: French people earning enough money to afford to pay such a price have left this country long ago).
This house is just WOW. I had to take a moment to just appreciate the incredible engineering it took to build all of this underground. Just amazing. At first I thought $95 million is a lot for a house but just for the time and engineering it must have taken to build this it is definitely worth it. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to see this incredible home Enes, I had no idea homes like this existed. Incredible work as usual from you and your team.
well said! :)
it's definitely a LOT for a house. but at the same time you live in Paris, in a 1200m2 home, with a 4 story basement and a lot of older french architectural detail
Although I am personally more a fan of minimalist designs, there's no doubt the thought that put into the details of this house is incredible. I love how the designed blend the strong Parisian character of the house with modern additions. One truly stunning house. The only down side of this lovely mansion is the lack of some garden space. I understand this is in the central of Paris but for nearly 100 million, one would think there should be a little bit more green space?
Wow.. I’m from Paris I never thought these kind of mansions were hidden in the capital. I’m surprised and motivated to get one one day
Your home tours blow me away! Excellent home, love the design!
I love how you guys are going around the world and your team is truly a bench mark!
glad you like our videos! more to come!
This is the first home I've really *loved* every room was stunning
One word: Majestic.
It's times like this you realize size isn't the end-all-be-all. This home is 100x more extravagant and enchanting than The One.
@Mayank Saini The One actually sold for $126 mill at public auction a few days ago to the owner of Fashion Nova. In other words, Nile Niami got and his financiers got absolutely destroyed. I hope it serves as a lesson to these irresponsible gigamansion spec developers in Beverly Hills. So much greed and wastefulness without any foresight.
glad you like the property!
I love how you show the places in the evening. This was breathtaking.
Usually I think that rich people have bad taste, but this is so exquisite and absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Easily one of the greatest homes I have ever seen. The charm, the design, the quality, the attention to detail, the amount of room and how it’s all spaced out. AND on top of it, it’s in PARIS? I mean…I’m dead. Thanks for a superb, beautifully shot and explained tour of this masterpiece. What a lucky family to have the means, taste, and creativity to live here. May they appreciate and love it the way so many of us clearly do. So special. ❤️
yep I thing it is in La Villa Montmorency (a gated community), it's in the 16th arrondissement.
no
@@Anudorini-Talah yeah it's a little bit more to the north, i had the google earth link, its next to the hungarian ambassy
Paris is overrated
@@singuensful not if you're Parisian tho
Absolutely the best real estate content on youtube!
Your production value is top notch, the shots are beautiful and thoroughly show the space, the editing is smooth and well paced, and Enes is amazing at pointing out all the details and intricacies while being down to earth and relatable. He is comfortable in the spaces yet always had a little bit of giddiness gleaming through that comes from being truly passionate about the homes and showing them to the world.
Every video feels like it's perfectly balanced and made for all kinds of people to watch, not just expensive homes being marketed to rich people. Thank you for all of the hard work that goes into creating these videos!
You are the best! Thanks
It really is! I'm in real estate, his enthusiasm, charm and knowledge are top notch!
I AGREE !
Repent to Jesus Christ
“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
Matthew 6:34 NIV
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I have never seen such an incredible house, the little details, the design..... This is the most unique house I know. Just amazing!
No words can I find to describe this house. Paris is extremely expensive, but so wonderful. In France there are so stunning castles, "manoirs", palaces, .... everywhere you go.
Thanks so much.
Agree. Almost none of the mentioned castles is as tacky is this.
We need to see more European architecture
stay tuned! :)
And more videos done in the metric system!
Do You mean actual architecture, or more old houses destroyed by greedy developers without an ounce of taste?
@@EnesYilmazer What do you mean by ‘European’ architecture?
Did you know the what you call ‘European’ architecture is actually taken and copied from Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine and that region 100s and 100s of years before Europeans adopted it. And then the convinced you it is there’s by airbrushing their name over it.
Christianity is an Middle Eastern religion and so when the Europeans went on pilgrimage to the holy land, they then came back with their ideas of architecture.
And did you know that, not only did Muslims preserve and translate ancient classical texts that inspired Renaissance thinkers, but they also invented the scientific method and modern university system, which led to the Scientific Revolution, and pioneered medical and agricultural techniques that improved the quality of life of European people during the Renaissance.
And the translation of Arabic philosophical texts into Latin led to the transformation of almost all philosophical disciplines in the medieval Latin world.
This is documented fact. Where a ‘European’ looking building can be seen like for like 1000 years before, which the remains still exist today in Syria ect.
Look at a book called: Stealing from the Saracens: How Islamic Architecture Shaped Europe. She is a English non Muslim scholar.
You can Search it if you don’t believe me. And if you don’t or fail to recognise it, then you are in fact an enemy of history.
What do you mean by ‘European’ architecture?
Did you know the what you call ‘European’ architecture is actually taken and copied from Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine and that region 100s and 100s of years before Europeans adopted it. And then the convinced you it is there’s by airbrushing their name over it.
Christianity is an Middle Eastern religion and so when the Europeans went on pilgrimage to the holy land, they then came back with their ideas of architecture.
And did you know that, not only did Muslims preserve and translate ancient classical texts that inspired Renaissance thinkers, but they also invented the scientific method and modern university system, which led to the Scientific Revolution, and pioneered medical and agricultural techniques that improved the quality of life of European people during the Renaissance.
And the translation of Arabic philosophical texts into Latin led to the transformation of almost all philosophical disciplines in the medieval Latin world.
This is documented fact. Where a ‘European’ looking building can be seen like for like 1000 years before, which the remains still exist today in Syria ect.
Look at a book called: Stealing from the Saracens: How Islamic Architecture Shaped Europe. She is a English non Muslim scholar.
You can reearch it if you don’t believe me. And if you don’t or fail to recognise it, then you are in fact an enemy of history with a case of cognitive dissonance.
This is an incredible mix of modern, classy and baroque. And i can't believe the amount of rooms there is when compared to seeing it from the exterior.
Well said!
Je crois que c’est la maison la plus incroyable que j’ai vu (J’en ai pourtant vu quelques unes et souvent plus grandes encore). Des détails partout, des ambiances différentes toujours avec bon goût. Une réalisation qui semble parfaite.
Merci pour cette visite. 🙏🏻
The most intriguing trophy property in Paris on the market today. An over the top, eclectic fusion of endless rooms; more like some insane boutique hotel in Paris that it is a home. The modern part of the mansion is truly jaw dropping while the main entertainment rooms on the ground floor and the master bedroom are formal, very ornate and yes even gaudy but surprisingly it works and is just as impressive. Absolutely stunning kitchen, pool/hammam/gym, den and discotheque! An extremely hard sell though at $ 95 M.
no views or outdoor spaces is DISGUSTING considering the price of this place
@@alainportant6412 À ce qu'on dit Alain, la vie est une pute et à la fin on meurt.
@@JustMe-hf3wt
my name is Clarence !
@@alainportant6412 I was responding to your French pseudonym. Basically my response was " Life is a bitch". I don't know of how many townhouses or converted boutique hotels in Paris, London or New York you know of that have a large parcel of land or a view unless if it is a view of a park or of an upscale boulevard. With your criteria you might want to search on TH-cam for Parisian chateaux' or properties on the French Riviera.
@@JustMe-hf3wt
Actually, the "Hôtel Boucher d'Orsay" , built in 1644 & located on the isle Saint Louis, is currently for sale on Sothebys real estate for $20M. Nice Seine views and a small rooftop.
This is one of the last townhouses still fully owned in this very, very small area. (26k per sqm).
There was a penthouse on sale, which had direct views on the Elysee steps, where the president speaks or whatever. (50k per sqm, it doesn't go any higher in Paris)
Those are the type of parisian properties I'd be looking to buy.
Now, this 1300 sqm house is currently marketed at $95M, which is $76,860
per sqm. This is ridiculous.
it doesn't make any sense and it pisses me off, I am physically sick about it
That swimming pool wall is incredible.
Homes which were built in a limited space, forcing the designers to be inventive and work within limits are generally far more interesting than the massive megamansions on huge plots of land. Especially if a lot of their volume is hidden.
massive megamansions on huge plots of land are considered homosexual in france
it is no good
@@alainportant6412 you mean that jealous people who cannot afford them had to find something to say to denigrate? 😂😂😂 How can a house be homosexual?! I rather live in a real house with a real garden than in a soulless cave like this one in the video! With no space for real books and tacky Louis 14 style… And the jealous nincompoops can call me anything they want! 😂😂😂
@@danielculpepper9258
it's actually Louis 15 style, and yes, building massive megamansions on huge plots of land is homosexual, as for example , owning several cats, listening to Queen and cocking socks.
This house is stunning and unbelievable. Kudos to the architectural and designer team- the builder, who made sure that the house keeps it's element but with a modern touch. All the hardwork of the people who made this house a home shows in the video. Love the houses you're trying to feature in your channel and how you show all the intricate details. God bless you Enes and team.
stunning, and brave
Enes is great, but the house is really tacky. I have a feeling it's not a French man living here.
Although I don't really love all the gold and marble, as someone who leaves here, I find this house embodies exactly what I love about Paris, which is its mix of old and new, that kitchen is a masterpiece, and I love how every level is coherent
This home is jaw dropping. I love the privacy. I would probably never leave if I lived here 😍
I'm Parisian, I live very close to this place, but it's always a pleasure to discover new places thanks to you !
(My apologies if my English is not very good😉)
nice! glad you like the properties we tour!
I'm English and your writing is better than many other English people I know :)
You must be as wealthy as the future owner of this home
Oh my god !
I’m french and this is so amazing to see a beautiful house in paris !!!
I love your video !!!
nice! hope you enjoy!
Breathtaking…beautifully designed!! Just to spend 1 day in this house would be a honor!!
The leather detail in the main bedroom was amazing. Thanks for taking us with you for another impeccable viewing.
As a Turkish Real Estate Agent, im proud of Enes so much, he is working so hard and u can easily see that. Keep going my man! Always leveling up!
thank you so much!
Congratulations on 2 Million subs! 🎊 I remember when I first started watching, and it had around 300K!! Keep up the hard work and stay positive! Thank you, Enes and team, for touring this gorgeous house.
Thanks! appreciate that!
Enes, this is my FAVORITE listing you have shown so far. My kind of dream home.
Truly breathtaking property particularly regarding the very clever use of underground levels to enlarge the available area. The fusion of modern and classic style is one of a kind.
This is one of my favs. Love Dell’s camera work and he let’s Enes talk without interrupting him unless Enes speaks to him. Such a smoother and easier watch.
good to know and learn, appreciate the feedback!
Enes is hands down the best tour guide on TH-cam. He's so calm and knowledgeable. He conveys awe and wonder without coming off like a coked up douche. Somehow at the end of every episode I feel like I could move into whatever property he showed. That's how relaxed I feel watching this channel. Great content!
I wonder how long it takes him and his team to walk through places like this and plan out where to start and details to talk about?
@@toner37 It must be thorough because he knows every inch of the properties in the videos.
I also feel like I could move into every property he has shown, but my bank account says nope.
love that, thank you!!
@Enes Yilmazer The thanks should go to you sir!
Classic yet modern Parisian style. Well done
So beautiful I almost shed a tear!
This house is by far the most amazing home i have ever seen! Just amazing! And it is in Paris! I mean wow!
Agreed, its truly mind blowing!
Wow, this house is so tastefully decorated it is gorgeous. I loved the kitchen island unit and the indoor herb garden, and the secret door, just everything.
Wow !! I lived in Paris many years and I am really amazed to see such a place every ever exist in this city. Thank you for the video and it looks a very interesting modern architecture well preserved the ancient architecture and it's historic details. That swim pool is the biggest surprise to me .
Just think how many people it took to build this the craftsmanship is superb they are true visionaries to create something like this
The dynamics of the various art styles used to design this home is amazing! And the flow of it all, wow! I’m in awe! 🤯
Honestly you’re the best real estate agent in youtube no doubt ✅
This is very beautiful. Thanks again, for showing this amazing home. One of the best Enes.
Am just speechless! The beauty! The exquisite craftsmanship! The structural courage of digging 60 meters in the center of Paris to create additional floors! The pool and spa areas with the gold leaf and cobalt blue mosaic tiling! The vaulted ceilings and use of existing beams! The list of exceptionalism in architecture and interior design goes on and on! Simply beyond amazing!
Well said! :)
16m not 60 :) or you ll hit the subway lines :p
I'm pretty sure he said SIXTEEN metres, not SIXTY metres.
That seems to be a common thing in London and Paris because the space to expand outward isn't there, but there are plenty of people with millions of dollars to spend on their home. So they expand downward leaving the exterior of the home looking much the same while giving them more living space and some unusual additions. Not sure how many new buyers would want or use the disco. The movie theater was fine, if a bit small. The pool is a good addition that I suspect many owners would like.
I think he said 16 meters below ground that would be 52.49 feet giving you approximately 13.5 feet per floor, if it was 60 meters below ground is 198.65 feet that would be 49.625 feet per floor given that there are 4 underground levels one of those levels we didn’t get to see much of other than the landing and the door to the upper level of the night club where the dj booth is but according to the specs in cogemads website there is also dancing areas on the upper section of the nightclub. We didn’t get to see anything to do with the 4th sub level which I imagine would hold a lot of the equipment for the house because the home also has a security room, a pbx room and I’m sure there must be another catering kitchen in the sub basement if you are going to have the house full of party goers, there’s no way a chef could prepare an entire buffet in that little kitchen so I’m sure there are things we didn’t get to see. One real drawback on this property is that it is in a densely packed culdesac in Paris with narrow alleys entering into a circular courtyard where everyone has their cars parked there’s another building directly behind the house with only a sliver of backyard and there’s no alley behind the house to park in, there’s no underground parking so you would have to fight for a parking place outside and carry all your groceries up a flight of stairs and all through the house to get to the kitchen which has no back door.
This guy simply makes the best real estate videos ever. The detail is amazing, and shot super well.
Apesar de acompanhar o canal há 2 anos, só ontem que vi essa obra de arte! Que casa! A suntuosidade, requinte e sofisticação são espetaculares! Em alguns cômodos, viajamos no tempo de volta ao século XVII ou XVIII! E a engenhosidade e criatividade em outros ambientes são incríveis! Parabéns aos engenheiros e arquitetos que conseguiram realizar empreendimento tão desafiador como escavar mais de 16 metros de terra, mantendo a integridade estrutural do prédio! Parabéns e obrigado Enes por nos mostrar mais outra casa dos sonhos! Essa já é uma das minhas favoritas, junto com a de Park City, o castelo no Colorado e casa em terraços na Riviera Francesa! Superb!
Love your videos Enes. Keep up the good work!
the background music of that montage at the beginning gave me goosebumps! how it fits with the visuals and the level of editing is terrifyingly beautiful!
What is that track ? I can't seem to find it.
6:25 "These are fake bookshelves because they didnt have enough space" bro the house is litteraly 13,314 sq ft lmao 😂
ENES…YOU MAKE THIS CHANNEL GREAT!! There are so many other channels that do stuff like this but don’t have your great personality! I applaud you.
My favorite of all your tours….this house is both, grand, classic, regal and comfortable
Not house related but the editing and the video quality is AMAZING. It just gave some sparkling that makes my view about the house much more amazing. And I love how the house were a mix of modern and old designs. I'm glad I found this channel
Love the channel guys. As an Architect myself, I would really like a virtual floor plan to see how you move through the properties though. It would make quite a difference I think.
thanks for the feedback Alex! Much appreciated
No one gives a shit that you’re an “architect”
That’s a no. As an electrician I would like to see how the circuits are organised.
@@iwanttocomplain i mean if u get hired / would get hired to do the electric part of this house you'd probably be paid at least half a mil
@@dreww_23 I’m not really an electrician. But now I’m questioning my life choices.
This property feels like an onion that reveals majestic secrets with the unwrapping of each layer. So much heart and passion was poured into this. The optimal use of space is amazing.
Well said!
When this video first dropped, I did not appreciate it near enough. Design wise it wasn't what I was accustomed to seeing, but now a year later it's remarkable. Amazing tour!
Hi Enes, as a French guy, I am very proud to see how you show some of our nicest houses. Since the beginning of the Covid period you allow us to discover stunning houses all over the world. Thank you for doing such a good job with your team. Always looking forward for new episodes almost every weeks 🙏
thank you for your support! appreciate it!
@@EnesYilmazer My pleasure Enes. I’m a big fan 👍🏼
Don't often say this with the price point of properties in this bracket, but this home is worth every penny. And that formal dining room? absolutely speechless! Gonna need another glass of port after this fantastic tour
love that, thank you!!
WOW..love it
Amazing. I'm speechless
I can only imagine what the neighbors had to endure during the below ground construction levels.
why
Below ground construction shouldn't be too noisy
I am speechless. How gorgeous this place is . The blending of the old and new is Flawless. Like only the French can do. Every square centimeter screams Paris. Bravo to the team and Kudos to you Dale great job. More More More or should I say ENCORE.
Love from Canada
Thank you very much!
I really like this house, it’s obviously massive but has a nice cosy homely feel.
Of all the homes you’ve toured, this one is my favorite.
Enes congrats with that 2 million!!!
thanks bud! appreciate it!
This house is a dream. So beautiful craftmanship, must have been a blast working on this house. As a construction worker i really appreciate to see the attention to detail in the work in this place.
That home is full of surprises
Beautiful, extremely detailed, a work of great craftsmanship in every detail exquisitely inserted
Watched this on the French show, where the realtors are being given the chance to sell this home. It's really beautiful. Love this tour, there are details that weren't shown on the other show, thank you for the details. Amazing place for the rich! (from Sandi)
Our pleasure!
Peanuts for you ( Saudis ) 😂🤣🙏👍🏻
Wow wow wow. I'm obsessed with period real estate, it's why I love The Parisian Agency. They really hooked you up with this one. What a gem - I do wish they were a bit more style consistent with the home, now some of the classic finishes come off more kitchy than they should.
well said! :)
This is terrific work! Congrats from México!
The glass windows in the ground on each floor looking all the way up and down was so stunning
I swear, I AM IN LOVE with this one😍it's beautiful, rare and truly one of a kind. Love EVERY SINGLE detail of this masterpiece
Thank you so much!!
@@EnesYilmazer what happened to sub level 2 & 4