They need to power spray wash that mold off. It'll harm the facade of the house.

A wall of tall trees would help and better patio furniture.

This is a grand palace which has been gradually ruined with vulgar cheap ornamentation, a pub-type bar,haphazard cluttered furniture and junk.

Wow! I've never seen or heard of this house before and it's so elegant. I'm getting a "petite trianon" vibe from it. Not from its decorations but from its size and intentions. It is a large grand house built on a smaller scale. Put in plumbing and electric and this could be a livable house today.

Hi Adam, thanks for showing us around King Weston, fantastic place - enjoyed 🙂

I enjoy your lingering probing looks around these old places. Many this era houses in Virginia have been burned or otherwise destroyed so I can get some idea of how they may have looked and how it felt to be in them. Thank you.

Thumbs up, liked and commented. That bar seems out of place, but the rest of the house is fantastic

Very interesting... the house is lovely 😊

Magnificent absolutely Amazingly Beautiful! 👌💕

It is Tudor gothic as it looks similar Architecture to Hamden Court Palace that was occupied by King Henry 8th before Queen Elizabeth 1st but if it was built in Queen Victoria's Raine we would say that it is Victorian in the Tudor Style 👍

Thanks for another wonderful tour with great presentation and information. 😊

Hi, are you a member of Historic Houses? They are mostly privately owned in my opinion, and membership allows free entry to many of their interiors; some are by tours, and some free-flow. We very much enjoy watching your video commentaries. Thanks and Regards JB

It would have been so much better if you’d have let that guide go on before you and filmed it without his voice, it’s very distracting

Hmm, charity shops, nail bars and Turkish barbers...plus the obligatory Wetherspoons. A shadow of it's former self pre Tesco...

Just found this on KZbin and LOVE it. I’ve lived in nearby Codsall all my life. I really must visit! Thankyou for making me aware of what is on my doorstep!

The family name Giffard is pronounced with a soft “G". It originates in France, from the Norman Conquest. The family have owned Chillington since then.

What a lovely classical house, I think I just love Attingham Park, so realy nice.

Another wonderful tour, thank you so much.

Tell me Adam where has all these families with so much money in your series I am watching now,did their wealth first come from,.Great stuff. Kiwi fan.

Great video tour! Thanks from Hawaii.

Very nice Presentation. I was the head decorator in the rehabilitation of Ca 'D Zan in Sarasota Florida. Therefore, I have a special understanding of this timeless beauty. Thanks for uploading your thoughtful work.

Incredible!!

Adam you are now a profesionel filmmaker so wonderful filmed the inside of this manor with beautiful music This mansion so mysterious and mystic and these enormous park garden, another dream episode of your England houses tour , thank you so much for this.

I went on this today😂

Thanks for the tour. I recently watched an old movie that featured this house as like a scary place. Quite nice to see it in the Christmas season. I'm just confused why there are no bedrooms. According to the history Gregory lived there for 3 years. I'm assuming he wasn't sleeping in the hallways and must have had his own room, but I can't seem to find anything about there being any sort of bedrooms in the manor. Not that it matters, I was just curious.

I very much enjoyed the video. Nice camera work and narration. I visited Attingham Park last fall, and your video reminded me of all the beautiful things we saw.

Thank you, lovely tour. I think the house would make a better impression if the entrance columns weren’t so darkened, it gives the impression it’s falling apart and the interior is so nice

What a more than fantastic wonderful house, so cozy and warm and romantic , it looks like a filmset or a dream, I'm realy speechles.

Rest in peace, Captain Mike Greene.

Nice enough to visit, but there's no call for a house this size. I find it a disgusting display of wealth. 😂😂😂

This is about 20 minutes away from where I live and is probably my most favourite place to visit in Herefordshire. Usually I visit two or three times a year but so far this year I haven't been at all. I have taken hundreds of photos here, especially of the gardens as the colours and variety of flower, shrubs, insects etc is amazing especially in the spring and summer months! There's a nice little riverside walk opposite the castle beside the river Lugg and if you are lucky you might see some otters. They have only opened the upstairs of the castle to visitors in the last 12 - 18 months as the last time I was there you could only see round the ground floor, so that's another reason for me to go back again soon. Also, did you know that Hampton Court Palace was apparently modelled on Hampton Court Castle which is the older of the two? I'd recommend this castle to anyone who is thinking about visiting - and keep an eye out as they have events on at various times in the year like animal displays, bird displays, plays etc etc and of course there is the new park there for the children. Anyway, I really love this kind of video, so thank you for sharing it and I look forward to watching some more of your videos.

Adam, great vid. Which route was this exactly and how many miles was it?🙂

Thanks for the interesting tour. I was impressed by how light the interior seemed, I guess from those large windows. I even liked the interior paint colors. The stairway and the room with the skylit rotunda were equally impressive. And exploring the grounds and coming upon crumbling follies in the landscape was an adventure. Another enjoyable tour, thanks!

Rachel Martin Green.

this is amazing.

It's pronounced ..Brood ..not Bre-wood. Always puzzles non locals.

Aww. This brought back a few memories. It’s been 20 years since I left the Black Country. Used to regularly cycle to Kinver from Wednesbury. Great times. Loving the accent too!

Thank you so much for this wonderful episode. The quiet patience you show in looking at the house but equally setting it in the centre of the estate creates the impression of how such families and the community on which they are centred functioned. The gates on the entry to the bowling green would themselves make a wonderful architectural drawing.

Rooms bit empty. Must have sold furniture as well

Furniture bit spares. Tables.....???

The village Brewood is pronounced brewed as in brewing a cup of tea.

really enjoyed that, a big thnak you Robert

Nice presentation,. Why weren't those ionic columns washed and then sealed? They are so ghastly looking upon approach, and even worse up close.

Such a beautiful place 😍 as always. I wonder if Chillington was not the filming location of « The speckled band », episode of the Sherlock Holmes TV series in the 80s? (I know, I’m probably the only one remembering such a reference 😂..)

Beautiful nicer than Buckingham Palace when I saw it way back

Such a FIRST WORLD. Please preserve the UK from the stone age religion of peace

Live in Africa. Nothing like this ever built in 18 hundreds or 11 century. Truly remarkable. Nothing like this anywhere

Thank tou for showing Us all theese great houses 👍 I just enjoy your tours Its very Call and interesting 👍

Is this the say cheese person < LOL, are u hiding hahah~

It's nice, but could do with some work doing. The lawn edging is rough, and the interior could do with painting.