Abandoned Italian Hunters Mansion in Traditional German Style *Hidden Timecapsule*

[@picketfence2028]

The intro is cool and well done. Leslie your enthusiasm, young fresh eyes, make your narration relatable and upbeat. Jordy great camera work, keeping up with your brother, getting the shots smoothly, you take pride in your work and it shows. The rapport you have with each other, is obvious, and endearing. Really your best work is together guys. Reverence for the property, seeing the beauty in the abandoned places, you never disappoint. I agree the decay was beyond five years. I expect your subscribers will only go up. This Italian trip has been amazing. Love and luck from Seattle. ;)

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

I travel to these beautiful places with Leslie and Jordy as well, from Washington stat.

[@HeidiAndScots]

I'm in Seattle too

[@picketfence2028]

@@HeidiAndScots Hello neighbor! Beautiful weather, sweet piney air, friendly people, great fishing, ferries, Pike Market, the Seahawks, snow capped mountains, rich local history, I mean could we be any luckier?

[@picketfence2028]

@@sherimcdaniel3491 Hey Sheri! Don't you just love Bros of Decay?

[@Marshallmiracles]

That's a picture of Padre Pio, saint who had stigmata, famous for his many miracles and psychic abilities, at 14:39. He was an Italian monk and his father came to America to work so the family could send him to school and he could enter the monastery. Crowds came everyday for healing and miracles and it took the whole monastery just to handle the scheduling and logistics for people waiting to see him. Needless to say this aroused jealousy in certain quarters but it did not affect him--- he was steadfast in the faith!

[@katiesmoozie7183]

Yes. Padre Pio had the stigmata - the same wounds as Christ had on the cross. He was a very holy man ! 😇

[@angelous7774]

Praying to the Lord to open the eyes to of the blind. Only Jesus Son of God is worthy to carry the wounds.

[@OnTheRiver66]

Jesus has chosen only a very few very holy people over the centuries to share his wounds. St. Pio’s stigmata was shown to be miraculous, not faked in any way. They disappeared the day he died. 40 years after his death his body was found to be almost perfectly preserved, another sign of a very holy person. God has worked many miracles through Padre Pio.

[@Laura-Kitty]

Both of you are so kind and respectful, it's so refreshing to see such professionalism on explores. Great video! You guys are wonderful.

[@tweet-tweettweety9704]

Lovely video, Gentlemen! Thank you so much! FYI- The devil's fork is called a trident. Those dried, flat, silvery, paper like flowers- my Mother called "money plant" and you can actually take one of the "coins" which hold a seed inside and grow a plant from it.

[@thisissarah815]

So beautiful! You can't find anything like that in America. Your videos give a glimpse of history through the architecture. Great video and happy travels!

[@lladylobo1]

There were many lovely elements in this home. The owners must have been quite wealthy. The furniture in the first room you entered was amazing...leather chairs and sofa, marble tabletop, well-preserved upholstery on the chairs. Beautiful wood furniture in the cabinets and upstairs in the bedrooms. Thank you for taking us on this exploration.

[@TheCat72850]

As always, Leslie and Jordy, you have given us an amazing video. You make your audience feel like they’re with you. Thank you for taking us along.

[@joegranger7844]

I love how in Italy, there is so much more respect for the abandoned homes. All their belongings are still intact. Here in America everything would be vandalized and just left in a heart breaking condition.

[@jeniw8586]

What a treat to see this lovely place without graffiti or vandalism. Very nice.

[@Lia-oh9dg]

What impresses me most is your respect for every little thing you touch and show here, how you speak about it and how enjoy to visit these abandon places. Thumbs up!

[@briansullivan8791]

Hey guys, I'm obsessed with your videos ... breath-taking villas and castles, lovingly documented by you and your camera guy ... you have such a likable presence on camera ... they should get you guys your own tv show! .... keep up the great work.

[@ladypreddymadders]

I always enjoy your video's Lesley and Jordy. Just the way you describe things in detail is so relaxing to me. Excellent work and shared xx

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Oh thank you !!! You always remain respectful. You may walk through my home if I ever abandon it 😄

[@mariacanto1871]

It is so sad to see such a beautiful estate in ruins! One has to wonder, are there no family members who could take care of the property and bring it back to life? Or at least salvage the furniture? Lesley your passion about these abandoned places, along with the help of your brother really takes us on quite a journey!......

[@imra316]

I looks forward to your videos now every Saturday! Nice adventure there! Thanks for taking us!

[@carolweaver3269]

I thank you for showing so many lovely homes and palaces in Italy. My family on my dad's side of the family came from Melizzano, Italy My cousin went to Italy and found the family. My dad never lived to know just where his family lived. I understand it is a small village someplace near Naples. By seeing these homes it reminds me of how the homes must have been that my grandfather and family lived in. Grandpa owned much land before deciding to move to America. Thank you and your brother, for all you do to bring such lovely homes, from all over the world. I understand from my cousin, that families in Italy ( maybe other places too, do not know?) often allowed their children when grown to live in the homes too and they needed very larger homes for purposes like this, often. So one family told my cousin, as he took him to third floor, "this is yours and the family when they visit, and they can stay here" He could not believe this. They offered the top floor with furniture to him and anyone in the family who could go. But I can never go, but this is very nice to know. That can be why so many were so large too?

[@lupitamihita1261]

This house looks so much larger from the out side. You would think it had more than two bedrooms. Thank you for another great video.

[@tamarrajames3590]

The craftsmanship required to build a home like this would be hard come by today, and priced astronomically. I love that you two show us the special details, and aren’t afraid to ask when you don’t know what an object is. We all learn a little bit more with each video you upload. I’m certain it is not at all as smooth running as you make it appear, but your abilities at filming, presenting, and narrating the things you see just keeps getting better. You are delightful, and never disappoint with your presentations. I’m happy to see you have been making them a bit longer this past six to eight months...I know it is a lot of work, but it was always the one thing I always hoped you would do. Thank you both for keeping it real...and stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hey Tamara, It is funny that you point it out that is seems smoother than it is. We had to start over like 10 times because it started raining every single time we wanted to film. But I had to start outside! Thank you for the nice words :) x Lesley

[@tamarrajames3590]

Bros Of Decay I figured you must have to deal with things like that, but you didn’t give it away in your presentation, you are very natural in front of the camera, and have steadily grown in your on screen personality. I enjoy the way you use your hands to look and share, I wouldn’t be able to resist touching either...texture and shape are such a big part of beautiful things. Thanks for the behind the scenes story.🖤🇨🇦

[@msvioletmoon]

You guys have such awe and respect for each and every place you go to. It's such a great way to immortalize such beautiful buildings and lives. I'm glad I started watching your channel a while ago. I just wanted to say thanks for the videos and I wish you guys so much luck with your channel for a long time to come.

[@icemaiden315]

Beautiful scenery outside. I enjoy your videos so much! It's like going back in time. Thank you for being so respectful.

[@asteri.mensagens9801]

That wall colours... Love it ❤️ 16:00 your beautiful eyes are so shiny and happy... You really love this.

[@georginapantoja7962]

Hello Lesley and Jordy! One more excellent work in the video. Lovely and enthusiast narration and perfect work in the 🎥. The house is amazing in everything outside with the beautiful facade and inside with the chandelier, wood furniture and details in the walls and celling . Thank you your travel in Italy is amazing! Please take care of yourselves and continue enjoy your travel! 👍👋🇺🇸😊😍😆🙏👼💖💞💋💋

[@webeeankylosingspindylitis7838]

Hi Lesley & Jordy! What an amazingly beautiful find.I love how u both showcase the special details with such respect :-) I just want to let u know that at 10:15 that is a crock pot not a frying pan :-)

[@orchid3457]

No words to thank you for joining us in your amazing explorations, A wonderful video, Greetings from Sri Lanka!

[@Brenda-qm4sy]

Another great video. Oh you guys are so Lucky to go and see such beautiful places. Thx 4 taking all of us along.

[@anitarodriguez9955]

I enjoy watching them too. I used to watch someone else but changed when I came across these guys. I love watching them!

[@tester8888]

What an awesome place, thank you for taking me here! Lesley you had an exceptionally cheerful enthusiastic quality in this video that made it even more enjoyable! Y'alls videos are always a highlight of my youtube / tv/ entertainment activity! Thank you so much!

[@Jessiesutherland]

Love the wood panel walls. Thanks from South Africa

[@bill0754]

You are both very pleasant guys. It is really nice to see 2 young guys that are not only interested in history, but showing so much respect for the properties. I am enjoying your videos very much! Good health to you both!

[@careyh38]

Beautiful mansion. Loved the master bedroom and the chairs. Excellent Lesley.

[@CarminaRivera7]

7:25 A painting of the Holy Family: Jesus, Mary and Joseph 14:40 A picture of Padre Pio of Pietrelcina

[@thedevildancer6127]

Kind of dark, can't see much, need brighter light, but Love what you do and your reverence to all the places you go

[@Lynnhall24]

The Devildancer yeah I wasn't really feeling this one. The whole time I'm thinking where the hell are the windows in this house? Why is it so dark?

[@kristy7174]

What a vibrant n beautiful mansion! Respectfully done guys. Stay safe and warm. GBU

[@FreedomAndPeaceKH]

Such an amazing place....Thank's for showing....You guys are so good together...Hugs from Denmark 💕

[@TheBlueNomad]

The picture on the bed side table is Padre Pio, his picture is in most Italian homes. Another fascinating find, thank you.

[@mistydawn7426]

What an absolutely incredible place! Gorgeous!! I really love your videos and you didn't disappoint with this one either!! Thank you so much for sharing with us!😊

[@shadowdancer1358]

This place is to beautiful and in fantastic condition not to be repaired, restored and occupied. The wood work is brilliant! Are taxes past due a reason these places are empty of life? Great find fellows. I so enjoyed the tour. Bravo!

[@lauraodle5816]

Thank you both for another beautiful abandoned home.

[@frankgyori2740]

Although not quite my style the home and grounds are beautiful. The climate in Italy seems to suit you, Leslie, your skin is glowing. Best to you both.

[@sallya.2412]

Nice exploration there of this lovely mansion. Hard to believe they could leave it abandoned like this. Great video guys. 👍

[@marlacarter9399]

Wow!!!!!!! What a beautiful place! I have never seen architecture like that before. This is a hunting vacation home? Hunting must be thought of very differently there than here in America. Here there are tree stands and blinds made like a tent. If someone has a rustic log small cabin to go to to hunt, that is a big deal 😃. Thanks for sharing this beautiful home. I was amazed 😮. You two always do a great job! Best wishes from Kentucky USA ❤️

[@maryvariola]

The architecture and wood furniture are beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[@jordanlever7857]

Wow - such a magnificent place! Never seen anything like it. Thank you for bringing us there.

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Lesley and Jordy, Bros of Decay, It was very pleasant to see you walking through this amazing villa of an Italian hunter. I sometimes had the feeling walking at your side, because you brought so much imagination into your narration. - Jordy did a very good work with his camera. Some details were really remarkable in that mansion, like the still nicely intact furniture and the some of the ceilings. - Of course I wished you would have used a second lamp to make everthing, what you were describing, a bit better visible. - But however great explore, which I loved watching. - I am looking forward to your next adventures. - Take care and stay safe. - Peace and lots of blessings. - Kindest regards.

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

I have enjoyed this vlog, awesome camera work Jordy..well done. Lesley this place is amazing as you describe how this place would have been enjoyed by the owners, seems to have a lonely vibe now calling out "please someone come and live with me". Nice features and items left behind. I can see people preparing food in that kitchen. Thank you Lesley and Jordy

[@mahal8058]

One week now Im watching your videos...it's so nice and I like the way you deliver the words....very excellent bro...and your too handsome tooo.... I admire what you are doing....keep it up.!!!!

[@maryhorsley2606]

So happy to see you again, hope all is well dear one....

[@marcelyeoh8900]

Great building! Carabinieri is the paramilitary police from what I read.

[@grandmacarla4258]

Guys, I loved this video! So many nice things there and, as usual, Jordy did a wonderful job in filming it. You both are quite the team. I just have one 'sorrow' about Bros of Decay ~ you ask for Patreon support, but never thank your current Patreons for their support. Please acknowledge us (as a group is fine) That way we know we have helped you with your amazing videos! Thanks, guys. Love and blessings to you both.

[@grandmacarla4258]

@Divine Sinner Just thought it would be nice when asking for support on Patreon to say"And thanks to our Patreon supporters" No names, no personal recognition.

[@cesarkauz6680]

Your right 100% in my opinion - but dont you worry - as well it's asked to much getting answers on critical comments - cant understand, why he gets attested that much respect by so many followers - to me it looks like poor acting - as well as his knowledge about history, art and so on is just a pain, therfore he's privileged to visit all these uncomparable places... It dont needs to much impressing lots of consumers it seems to me...

[@shannonrosewiley]

Iam a view fro America and I love watching your videos It allow me to see history building in foreign countries and a chance to see landscape of other countries too.

[@hallynebenette7982]

Congratulations Guys,amazing video,kisses from Brazil

[@dianestephenson]

Fantastic place. The "flowers" you saw in the vase downstairs looked like what we call in Canada "silver dollars". They are really the seed pods of the plant lunaria annua or in English Honesty or Annual Honesty which I believe has purple flowers. I have often seen the silver dollars but to my knowledge have never seen the flowers. You guys always do a great job. Keep up the good work.

[@judithkidd8704]

This was so enjoyable, Leslie! Good job, both of you!

[@Nita-ff3px]

Thanks for great video, you guys are wonderful... much love from Indonesia 🇲🇨👍

[@roxannerandle9155]

WHAT REASON WOULDN'T SUCH A BEAUTIFUL HOME BE SOLD OR OCCUPIED.

[@stepheneastcoastuk2757]

Hello Leslie and Jordy greetings from the east coast UK wow what a find a great shame that a beautiful home is just left to deteriorate always stay safe I look forward to your next adventure

[@toniwatkins4483]

This is stunning I'm at a lost for words merci for sharing this with me safe travels and journey Chow 🙏 ❣️

[@michelecaron]

Great video...EVERYONE needs to get a Bro’s of Decay t-shirt....they get lots of reactions when you wear them.

[@robertmanley7556]

Such a amazing place !! Such a shame. Alot of life was lived here ! You can just smell it in every room ! The guest house was even very nice ! I just love that wood in every room !! Great job guys as always !

[@roseingani8040]

Muito obrigada pelo vídeo. Você realmente encontra lugares interessantes, mas precisa explorar com mais detalhes.

[@sarahfarrell8214]

Thank you Lesley and Jordy, another great adventure. The image of the man with the beard is a saint, his name is Padre Pio. Love ya!

[@joyceangel7634]

This is what I posted on my Facebook: When I was a little girl anytime we passed by an old, abandoned house I would want to go exploring in it. It was as if the house was calling out to me. One of them is still standing (barely) just past Shady Vale church of God. That desire to explore abandoned places has become a real thing I can watch on KZbin. It’s called “Urban Exploring.” My favorite people to watch is “Bros. Of. Decay.” They are brothers, Lesley and Jordy, from Belgium. Lesley leads the exploring, and Jordy records. These two guys are very respectful of the places they explore. They destroy nor steal anything. Lesley at times gets so overwhelmed with emotions over the beauty of the place, or the story of the place that he is often moved to tears. I want to encourage those of you who have always felt the desire to explore left-behind places, and left-behind memories to watch them. I’ve watched several groups, but they are by far the best. Check it out!

[@kennethmiller4416]

best explore show out there, keep it up. come to America

[@irmibullinger1421]

There is some incredibly beautiful furniture in that home....wow!

[@KapricornKary]

What a shame the furniture couldn't be salvaged, sad to think in 10 years it will be garbage. It's all still in such great shape. I love how you talk about the architecture and how people might have used their home at one time. I can tell how much you appreciate the history. Great video!

[@OnTheRiver66]

Thank you for documenting this very beautiful villa.

[@greyline1012]

Beautiful men. You never cease to amaze me or deliver. Take care. Best wishes as always.

[@mannymk88]

What a beautiful interesting place, nice presentation, good job, jongens , ik kijk jullie video’s altijd met heel veel plezier, gaan zo door ✌🏻✌🏻

[@cecerae8637]

Wow another beautiful building!! Hartelijk bedankt🙏🏻

[@jamieudelhofen7516]

Omg all I can think about is all the antiques in that house

[@larrypowers2749]

We watched this video the day you posted. Excellent job (both of you)! Jordi is really good with the camera and Leslie you do a wonderful job narrating the videos! Larry and Allan in Pocatello, Idaho U.S.A.

[@elmin82]

i'm glad it's not vandalized , gorgeous house anyway

[@sandymcinalty8427]

Incredible home! You guys have the BEST adventures!!

[@lillz9998]

A lot of effort gone into that place ,lovely it's such a shame Thanks bros of decay 👍much 💕from UK 😘

[@shimmerbrite]

The tables and leather couches are awfully shiny and clean for an a abandoned place. Not a lot of dust around. I agree the guest house has been left for a long time. Those curtains are definitely from the 70’s. I’ve never understood how people can leave their things behind.

[@COMPOUNDCOLLECTIVE]

At 10:14...frying pan?!! Dude! That is a deep fryer.😂

[@alisamapperson8807]

So lovely, you guys find the most amazing places

[@charlesmarsteller6097]

Nouveau Style of architecture---a real gem. IT HAS TO BE LISTED IN ITALY.

[@leestelly8307]

I'm trying to figure out why 40 disliked this. As usual, thanks for the little adventure and the respectful manner in which you delivered it.

[@elizabethjury2930]

Beautiful hunting lodge. The furniture is spectacular- pity its left to decay. Thanks for the video. 🌻

[@elnabjelland-hughes8172]

Beautiful house - well kept - someone is caring for this haus .

[@softberries5143]

Nana and Chadd approved, such a wonderful video. Thank you for your hard work

[@clairesims7275]

Lovely video, very respectful and the home was beautiful 🌹

[@patriciarussell7487]

In America,a hunter would have a log cabin,rustic.These had castles! Wow!

[@jamesbartlett4935]

Good bet that older people lived there and couldn’t keep up with maintenance! If you can’t afford to fix roof or to old to fix yourself. Water damage and decay happens while your still living there!! ❤️ your videos!!🙌👍

[@blancagutierrez609]

Mucha calidad de sus vídeos me encantan nunca me los pierdo desde cd Juárez chihuahua felicidades muy profecionales

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

The fork you're referring to is a pitchfork, Leslie. I'll never understand why these places are just left. Belongings all over the places! Beautiful job, boys, as always! Be well and safe travels.....

[@nancyyearta7289]

Great video! The devil's fork is called trident. Pronounced like try-dent. If a big fork like that has 4 prongs it's just a pitch fork.

[@brentpage8773]

You're lookin' great dude. Very nice incorporation of details.

[@sandraoshea3237]

this is simply awesome. what a beautiful home. i hope someone will claim it. it would be a shame to see such beauty go to waste.

[@HartAngel5]

At 7:23 you picked up a picture of what is called The Holy Family (Baby Jesus, Mother Mary & St. Joseph). That was a gorgeous vintage depiction, and the colors are so vibrant still! It looks like it should be in a nursery. :)

[@simonba9944]

Great vid guys. Thanks for sharing it with us!

[@florencefazzini2544]

Another magnificent explore. Amazing footage and work as always. Bravi ragazzi!!👍

[@froggieredcliffe8097]

Hi Lesley, this mansion is so spectacular, love the exterior. It needs 30 light bulbs as it is very dark in that room. The Carabinari are the police in Italy. That was what the photo was, a group of the police force.

[@debwilson4722]

I wish you would use better lighting.

[@greybeard7121]

Never disappointed, always great videos.

[@Stampcrafter1]

The dried plant you pointed out is called a money plant. After the green leaves dry out, the seeds fall out and you are left with those clear leaf pieces.

[@sunshine000000ful1]

It always amazes me that people don't clean up their glasses and dishes etc before they leave! Lol.

[@angelous7774]

Rich people have servants to do it for them.

[@kassimees]

Greetings from Vancouver BC. The devil's fork is called a pitchfork. I love your videos. It's almost like being on location with you.

[@macmor6181]

I'm so glad you checked the maker of the china. I always wonder about it and no one ever checks! Thank you!