ABANDONED 1600s Mansion With EVERYTHING Left Behind | Resident Evil Mansion

[@lesal.1373]

Very interesting property! I say this not to disparage your commentary but to assist. If you plan to continue making property discovery videos, I hope these suggestions help. Please, take some casual courses in architecture, home decor and antiques/furniture styles. Maybe ask someone much older/experienced on items not relevant anymore or just unknown to you. Never assume anything. Your commentary will be more knowledgeable and correct and will make your videos more enjoyable. I think you will get more out of these properties as well. ☮️💜

[@ann7882]

This was a great one! Love how you pay so much attention to the details.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@williamklug4647]

It's so sad to see these homes like this lost to time. Nobody cares about the old architecture anymore. A beautiful home with so much history frozen in a moment of time never to be enjoyed again. It needs to be saved before it's too late.

[@patycima4494]

Excellent video, I love this place. My favorite room is the green salon with the piano and the room with a purple bed!. 😁

[@p_embo]

Wow, what a lovely home and you also described everything so clearly. That black bed is beautiful, unusual and has an air of mystery or haunting. I love this video, thank you❤❤❤❤

[@soukthavoneinsisienmay1188]

Awesome introduction! 😊 I enjoyed watching your exploration. Keep up the good work. ❤❤❤

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@soukthavoneinsisienmay1188 thank you for the kind words!

[@2swag.productions]

Banger 🔥

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@2swag.productions thanks dawg

[@ToboeKey309]

​@silenthillsexplorations finally u upload a new abandoned place 🧐🧐🧐

[@KMark2688]

That front lawn is mowed. Someone is doing the bare minimum to ensure it’s not totally overgrown.

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@KMark2688 sometimes owners have given up on the building itself, but still choose to maintain the property it is on.

[@Tjme53]

Beautiful showing.. It appears to me that several items have been removed from the property, but very much more left behind..The absence of light fixtures and sets of dishes etc.. and appears to be ransacked over the years.. This castle is very much salvageable and would make a masterpiece if restored..Thank you for the video..

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

This is a much better rendition of touring this home then the previous one I had discovered from a different explorer . Actually you made this much more interesting then they had

[@PattyBetts-q9v]

The word is THAN. Not THEN.

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

@@PattyBetts-q9v your an ass and I mean that THEN and now

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

@@PattyBetts-q9v you have entirely too much time on your hands and honestly could have saved some here. I feel petty people that feel the need to bring others oversights into public view are either retired teaches that feel no longer useful , or just insecure individuals that don’t have much else in their life . I hope your day gets better

[@fbr4197]

Great find !!!! If these walls could talk ... they've seen history. Nice video thanks for sharing

[@peggys1140]

What a beautiful and well built mini-castle! Thanks for the tour!

[@BytownUrbex]

Awesome explore 😮😮😮 thx for sharing 😀

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@BytownUrbex thanks for watching!

[@SilentStorm1031]

I wanted to say how great you explained the history of the family and how the home became alone and abandoned. I believe I counted at least 7-8 bedrooms. Im just wondering why so many bedrooms and large estates built for a family of three. Was it just a way to boast your wealth? For examples a cadtle has so many rooms in it. Regardless of whether they were bedrooms, livingrooms, parlors, diningrooms. A family of any size can only accommodate so much space at any given time. It just seems like a waste of space, a lot of upkeep, staff, taxes, etc. Just to show of wealth, I assume. Seems nuts to me, however!! Because wealth is not always achieved by every family member. Then the castle is left abandoned as in many cases the family who inherits it is not able to keep it up because they aren'tas wealthy as their predecessor. We can't take it with us. And we see so much proof of this (not that we need it) through all the abandoned homes. Where everything is left behind. A lifetime of working, buying, collecting, and all for what? All for nothing.

[@resetsetmefree478]

the description says it was built in the 1600s . If that's true then it originally would have been an aristocrats chateau. Built for a much larger family I'm sure because it was much more common back then

[@z3ph3us6]

Back in the 17th and 18th centuries, people had bigger families. It was not uncommon to have between 8 to like 13 children. Of course that tradition has slowly changed. Most people who have children have less than half that.

[@z3ph3us6]

Large houses also provided more living space for each family member so they were given the opportunity to develop individually and independently. More things to do. Art rooms, libraries, studies, music rooms, etc. People utilized living space more constructively and productively; sadly, that went by the wayside as the ruling class wanted to be the only class to afford such things.

[@resetsetmefree478]

@@z3ph3us6 this is one of the coolest looking abandoned homes I've seen on here. Like a trip back in time. The brown leather chairs and the fireplace looks just like an old school mens club and then the gentlemens library! I wish I lived in France so I could move in and fix it up

[@TammyPoeschl-cm4zm]

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[@glenyshanlon5112]

Fantastic find guy's i really love all of it thanks for showing us around well filmed 🎥

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Thank you for an excellent video. I’m glad I found your channel. ❤❤❤

[@carolechiacchio4866]

This has gone downhill since I first saw it. It should be saved. First time I saw the top levels. Was truly a beauty once!! ❤Good job guys!!

[@serisutherland]

I first saw your videos at facebook reels and went to youtube because I'm curious of what else can i see in your videos and i just wanted to say that all of your videos are so amazing, I'm so glad i got to know this youtube channel probably gonna be one of my fave. I REALLY LOVE IT😭❤ just watching your videos makes me relax and kinda sort of....time traveling to the past.

[@francischarlesmoyer5277]

thank you so much more love

[@WayneCampbell-l3b]

If someone has enough rainy day cash sqireled away, and the black mold, water leak damage, or serious roof damage, - it can absolutely be fixed up,

[@kimberlybates6261]

Thank you for the history of this place. ❤.

[@carlashepherd9362]

Such a sad story & so sad this beautiful home has been left to decay! A wonderful video & find as usual! ❤️👍🤘

[@silenthillsexplorations]

Thank you very much, more to come :)

[@emymorrison8744]

Not sure if anyone said this already, those aren't Polaroids! They are slides. 😅 That's very 80s 90s.. Great video though. 👍

[@JillKershaw-g4d]

Those slides for a projector will date even further back than 80's. Think early, like to the 30's! It was a common thing growing up in the 70's and gathering to watch peoples slides from vacation!

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

Eery but fascinating ❤❤❤

[@Jacquline-i8d]

Enjoyed thoroughly watching this video you did an amazing job. I Love your explores they are very interesting and keep the listener very attentive to your finds. Thank You very much Take Care🥰

[@franca59mattu64]

Degrado e abbandono...direi pure ingordigia e avarizia ...l avessero donata a un operaio con famiglia oggi sarebbe stata splendente e ben tenuta....chi abbandona queste case e non ha il senso della bellezza nel donare una cosa che a loro non serve piu è un miserabile.

[@sonjanorman6689]

Absolute treasures left behind

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@sonjanorman6689 definitely! It is very sad

[@tammywilloughby8013]

If this hello ngs to no one and the county doesn't want it nor the son. So what would stop a person from just moving In and clean and fix things that didn't to be fixed. I would rather see someone come in and fixx it up instead of letting it rot...such a sin

[@tiborbede8972]

Nice video. Thank you. I feel sorry for the tractor...

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

That's really sad 😢

[@sylviajones4907]

Enjoyed the tour but sad to think it is all left.

[@NikiLivi5]

This was gorgeous! I wonder what they did for a living? I hate to see such a beautiful home & antiques just waste away to nothing. I always wonder why no one sold them or bought them. Too many have ended up like this.

[@KathyKlamm-fm8pj]

What you are calling Polaroids are negative s.from film pictures, Polaroids are instant pictures

[@silenthillsexplorations]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@raymondpoole7572]

Its a colour slide. used to be projected onto a wall.

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

This reminds me of the movie 🎥, Flowers in the attic..AC Andrews ❤

[@SilentStorm1031]

I loved that movie. Yes, for sure, this pad was very reminiscent of the home in that movie.

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

I hadn’t viewed the film but read all of the series from VC Andrews and now wish to see the movie .

[@lmk1966]

Beautiful home with beautiful things left inside sooooooooo sad the son did not want the home or things left inside I would have to try to sell it plus he should have taken some things to remember his parents or gave away to people who would have enjoyed in their homes or donated to charity or shops/sad about all the books

[@faeryvixenetc]

pretty sure the frame wasn't moldy, it had a granite finish put on it lol

[@brenbren3872]

The 3rd floor was probably used as servants quarters originally

[@silenthillsexplorations]

That definitely could be true. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@TomsSoft-Ware]

Green Goo, that's ectoplasma from slimer (ghost busters)

[@sharonjones1222]

Lock it up when y leave😊

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@sharonjones1222 I closed the window back up

[@PattyBetts-q9v]

Which did they have? A daughter or a son? The written explanation says DAUGHTER. The video says a SON. CONFUSED......

[@sugarbum99]

How heartbreaking!

[@SilentStorm1031]

What a great video and an amazing pad. While watching, I could envision this place with a large family entertaining themselves in each room. Children running and playing about. The smell of fresh bread being cooked. Although the kitchen was quite a disaster, I did like the grand fireplace. The small negative photos are referred to as "slides" rather than Polaroid pictures. There would usually be a projector or some sort of view master so they could be viewed. On the other hand, Polaroid pictures are instant photos that wouldn't need any developing them. They'd come out of the camera, and after drying, you'd have your photo instantly without going through the developing process Polaroids were around since 1937, but the SX-70 Polaroid, the latest invention, came about from 1972-1981. Thank you for sharing with us. I love these old pads that are original to their time. And this home surely was. P€ac€ ~n~ £0v€✌️

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@SilentStorm1031great insight on the property, it definitely would have been an amazing place! Thank you for informing me about the slides!

[@chenceng1752]

I wonder if the child had died too, otherwise it is pretty bad that he let his parents property this ruined

[@PeejonYT]

FYI Polaroids are instant pictures. What you kept calling polaroids are slides that require a slide projector.

[@rosiichute4669]

So sad that their daughter moved away for good n did not care for her parents very selfish.

[@janicesperry7780]

Great explore, really enjoyed it. The green goo though.....anyone know what it might have been?

[@vivianholland6575]

How heartbreaking and that is

[@mayanng214]

Of all explorer you are my favorite 😅

[@loisfolk5492]

Those aren’t Polaroids they’re slides you had to have a projector and then you projected the picture on the wall.

[@rodagrail3231]

A timer on the toilet😅

[@TDLBallistic]

11:16 - listen I know it's bad taste to take things from abandoned homes, but that painting? which I think is actually STITCHWORK is so gorgeous and it feels like such a waste for it to rot away in this house. hell if i had to contact whatever family was left to ask if it was okay to take it I would, god.

[@kimberlybates6261]

Sad there is no family to take it over. 😢

[@Bevy729]

Im thinking .. Road Trip! ✓ - abandoned houses - ✓roadside burger / barbecue root beer/ icecream / pie ✓ Dive Bars live music ✓ La Quinta inn ✓Fruit Stands! 🌄🚙

[@brenbren3872]

The "medieval" helmet and sword, is not from the medieval era. Those are fencing mask and sword. Love your vid

[@silenthillsexplorations]

@@brenbren3872 thank you for letting me know!

[@ruthmusser4449]

The way you state the obvious is off putting.

[@Gail-j8j]

❤❤❤❤❤ Sup from Kentucky

[@ladycharmie718]

that looks like a Dr's bag in the early years 14:14

[@sheilad83]

Those are NOT polaroids!!! They are slides. There's a device that you place them in and project the image into a screen. I believe the SUPER 8 was the camera associated with the slides! But not polaroids. Polaroid photos are the ones that came out instantly after you shot the pic. They are amor a 31/2 ×5 inch paper backed photo

[@sanyaivanova8591]

What I notice ,is that the thief's never steal books.

[@TeddeeCuomo]

How do you find these places????

[@kimchoochay528]

this mansion is definitely not c1600's. (which starts at year 1501 to 1600. it is way beyond c1600 you can tell by the architecture and the aesthetics.

[@JacquelineBrown-bb5rq]

I bet it has secret rooms.

[@jrgnc1]

So the son didn't take possession? Sell it? Who's paying the property taxes? Looks like a hoarders house.

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

The photos are negatives for slides I believe

[@bigboy77dk]

It would be great, if you spent some time, educating yourself, if you want to continue doing this. Just some overall knowledge about household and/of everyday items from past decades and a little about architectural styles... 😊

[@kimberlypetrossi6607]

A very long time ago ……. the beginning of this you show a bedroom by the kitchen & dining, that would belong to the butlers. That way they could rise early to start breakfast, or dinner. This’ll be handy to hire extra help for special dinners. It seems more plausible to me.

[@flyingdutchwoman]

butlers were men. women were usually the cooks. so your info is incorrect.

[@325Bertie]

It would be çool if you could research the history of this house. Can no one save this French history?

[@PattyBetts-q9v]

They are NOT Polaroid pictures. They are Kodak Slides. To be shown on a slide projector onto a screen. Those mirrors with pictures above have a specific name but I am brain dead at the moment and can't think of the name. A very French item/mirror.

[@luellayagge3603]

Why does these rich people in castles save so much junk? Don’t get it! Those are slides, not polaroids.

[@kimberlybates6261]

Probably a neighbor comes by and mows . Looks like it to me.

[@stevenketterer190]

the man in the plaster picture , Notice hand in coat.

[@lindaostic3500]

I would like to tell you they are slides not Polaroids.

[@robertpresha9504]

Some people have so much money to let all that stuff just rot away. Million dollars worth of furniture. 😢

[@courtneysaunders3122]

This is not 1600’s… 1855 would be generous…

[@dramaticvirghoe]

came from reddit lol

[@silenthillsexplorations]

Welcome!

[@Jana-zm1eg]

Ελληνικα μεταφραση ,σας παρακαλω . 🙏

[@debracole6587]

Was their child a son or daughter. In your written narrative, you state daughter but in the oral narrative you say son/ Just a bit confusing.

[@kimberlypetrossi6607]

😊

[@GuyGarris]

How sad that the son shows no respect to his parents by maintaining and selling the home. It's disgusting! I wish I could take everything to local charities to support them.

[@SamuelClemens76]

How could a 20-something-year-old kid know damn thing about the houses?????

[@DorothyFlannery-s2s]

Not Polaroids come on educate yourself jeez