ABANDONED UNTOUCHED CASTLE With Everything Left INCREDIBLE FAIRYTALE CHÂTEAU

[@nanduarte2119]

Breaks my heart to see places like this just left to rot. They don't make them like this anymore. So sad

[@mf.danger9235]

Buy it, they are all out in the country and no one wants to live in many. There are tens of thousands of them alone in france. that would be an enormous undertaking for one person to live in one its not viable, unless every millionaire in france wanted to live in one.

[@lizlekotze8268]

What an unbelievable beautiful castle. Just so sad that you get people who disrespect these beautiful places. Thank you for the video. Loved it.

[@annamcknight2573]

Beautiful. The horses are fine, they are just elderly, but well cared for. The embroidered chairs were very old - from the 1700s. The photos from the second half of the 19th century. I very much enjoyed this one. Thank you.

[@patkilmurray4702]

Sam and Jess, I proclaim you Urbex royalty. Your explores just get better and better, this one - outstanding. Good to see Steve Ronin again, he seems to pop up everywhere.

[@janetjackson8574]

What a magical place and the ending with the 2 white horses finished the video off perfectly!! Thanks Sam and Jess for sharing your adventures with us keep up the good work ❤ xx

[@chateaudelamotte9527]

Maybe the singer Janet??

[@davedavis9698]

Just recently started watching and for sure not disappointed. I think what really makes me like Sam and Jess is how so respectful they are of the house they go in. Looking forward to catching up on other episodes. Great work guys.

[@marilynwargo6288]

This was a wonderful explore. Thank you much. Must have been a vibrant home to many families through centuries. The furnishings are still lovely, but the castle is decaying in weak spots despite it being so well made. The grounds are beautiful. The appearance of the white horses was perfect. Jess was delighted. They are cared for and may be ridden by their owner. Very well behaved and well groomed horses like those have people. France can still be magical. 💙🌸🌙🐌

[@rosiebeardshaw658]

It's so heart rending, time passes, people die...no one seems to care that these people and places existed. There must be somone who owns the chateau?! Remember in one of the bedrooms, there's a photo of the white wild horses... fantastic! They've probably been around for years!! Wow, wild horses.

[@carl9826]

You two are amazing! Thank you for sharing these amazing experiences with us 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏽💖

[@amywilmarth8141]

I have to say that I love and appreciate that you both take the time to do a small gesture like putting things back where they belong. Reset a framed photo on a table. I for one appreciate it tremendously. The horses were such an amazing ending to an amazing explore. Thank you guys🕉

[@fetitadepeterra5319]

Yeah, those things do NOT belong there, but in the house of someone who actually respects history! Those unthankful bastards who inherited that place deserve to be left without it and everything in it. It's disgusting to see how history is left to die

[@jimmyelliott7473]

Well it certainly would have been nice to know the history of this house and the generations of family that thrived and lived there. could you imagine how much it would cost just to pay the hired help let alone the maintenance on the house. slavery was abolished in 1848 in France so from that point on they would have had to pay the hired help. I'm sure some very influential family lived there over the years. where did they go

[@pamelascott3383]

Watching these abandoned majestic structures on YT, we always wonder what happened to inhabitants and/or why family members seemingly forgot about their existence. My assumption is that these huge chateaus/mansions from the past are just too costly to keep up today. Very likely in need of repairs when last person(s) left. Still very sad!

[@annaassk7138]

But why leave behind the museum pieces to rot,go mouldy why not save if cant building cost wise too much, oh its sad sèe antiquities left rot &why vandals have to destroy art,incredible place though colours choices make it rooms darked back in time trend but whats wrong with govt.s&towns allow be damaged when tourist would love nothing better than have opportune go back in time.

[@cypher7648]

Probably exactly why. Such an incredible place 🙏👌❤

[@webb-cat7397]

I'm surprised there is so many abandoned places but why hasn't council or someone took possession of them or someone just squared there

[@susietunisie]

Very interesting structure...and lots of the old tech still evident. Plenty of fleur de lys on the "fireplaces" also interesting...Intrigued as to the water source running hereunder/around the property. Someone knows what happened to the people who occupied this building, I'm sure, and all those children in the photos...many, and their offspring, must still be alive. And those lovely old horses, wow!! But someone must be attending to them, maintaining their feet if nothing else. Thanks guys xxx

[@pamelascott3383]

@@annaassk7138 Yes that is baffling but some people who live comfortably on their own existence may not see the need or the importance to save such relished treasures. Others may feel they just do not have the time. Here in the states, a neighbor on the street passed and lived in three bedroom. The daughter lives in California (I'm in Tennessee), left that home and its contents to rot after her mom passed...vines coming in, roof leaked and bugs galore. But there was so much beautiful things. I finally asked her if they were ever going to get some of their antiques out and she said she did not have the time or the need to save that stuff and told me to get whatever I wanted and I did! The city eventually tore the home down.

[@YtGad7000]

I love the way you guys interact with each other, you really seem to be meant together! Finding out you went to school together was so nice. God bless you both. The Chateaux was amazing, l can imagine fine ladies and gents dressed in their finery through the ages, with loads of servants busseling about looking after the huge family. Am guessing there must have been beautiful stables back in the day. Those gorgeous white horses were a great way to finish the explore. Also that greenhouse must have been beautiful in it's day.

[@amybannister4021]

This has got to be one of your best explores ever. Wonder what happened to the family. Beautiful mare and stallion. Flies drink the moisture out of their eyes and can cause all sort of problems, hence I put a fly veil on my horse. The stallion could just be old, theres heaps of feed for them. They both are in good condition for brumbies. They are obviously used to people. What a special ending to your explore. Stay safe xx

[@Samandjessexplore]

Wow so glad you enjoyed it Amy 🥰🥰 Damn, they sure need a veil too 😥 Very glad they’re likely taken care of though. Thank you for the info! Great to have you watching ❤️

[@amybannister4021]

@@Samandjessexplore No worries. Thank you for your reply. I would say tey are some what taken care of as they seemed very tame. You wouldnt get near a brumby. Take care and stay safe xx

[@morgannlefay13]

Wow, this is truly a magical and magnificent place. This is one of those places ya hate to see roting away. Was horrible to see that people were/are leaving their excrement in the places they did/were, it's so very disturbing. Hell at least go dig hole in the trees and go if ya can't hold it. The rooms are so beautiful, the rooms tucked away upstairs would be wonderful if fixed up. The views are extraordinary from these rooms. If I could would love to just walk in there with the bats, walk them out. Love the kitchen, would be wonderful to have it fixed and usable. The stove was awesome. And all the space to store ones canning. Those jars that are there are to old by todays standards for food canning but properly cleaned out, could still use to store dry herbs, spices and many other things. The horses you found at the end were beautiful and so gentle. Thank you Jess for petting them.😊🥰😊. Would love to have that green house attached to my house.

[@Sea-forest]

Thank you for sharing your experience with me ❤❤🌲

[@Samandjessexplore]

Thank you so much for your donation! Glad you enjoy our videos, good to have you watching 🥰🙏🏼❤️

[@B0FF01]

OMG, I hope it's okay if I point out things I see, like the beautiful orb when Jess is playing the piano. Start watching at 18:21, on the left side of the screen above the piano, it floats above moving from right to left.

[@AprilRaine60]

That was dust hitting the light just right and the mirror within the camera picks it up.

[@jethrojackson2524]

There aint no orbs

[@EffortlessLH]

A fabulous grand chateau! I’m amazed by its beauty. Why did the family leave this majestic place? It’s heartbreaking to see all the photos and personal effects just left behind. All the fireplaces are so magnificent, I’m sure this place was impressive back in its day. What a brilliant explore!!! I loved your air B and B, it’s like something from a fairytale! So gorgeous. I throughly enjoyed this episode, thank you so much Sam and Jess! Xx

[@maguffintop2596]

As an American I can’t fathom this. I recall going in an abandoned home -a 1956 ranch (ooohh) in Oakbrook IL. Family photos strewn from one end to the other. They had a daughter who looked like she had Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Of course a cop walked in on me w/in 30 mins. He was nice though. Said the prop was going to be torn down for a mansion. And it was. Sometimes I wonder if abandon places had evil things happen and God said - ok- enough.

[@selinasteve]

This actually made me tear up . The historical films and generations of history wasting away is heartbreaking. What a loss. If only there was a way to at the very least report the home to a local historical society in a hope of saving a portion of this. You guys are soo talented and I love your videos, but please 🙏 wear a mask 😷

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

Beautiful editing to begin with, what a truly Fairytale castle. All the gorgeous details, the antiques, are absolutely mind-blowing! My Dear Sam&Jess, Thank you for sharing this Epic exploration. I sometimes feel sad seeing this castle 🏰 abandoned, and alone. If I had the money 💰, I would buy it for 100%. I really enjoyed this experience so much. Thanks again, and have a lovely Tuesday together. As always Love&Respect:Anne&Harry from Amsterdam. 🖐🐾🐾❤❤❤❤🙏❤❤❤❤😘👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤘✌

[@nannyofmany8315]

Accompanied by the most beautiful music Sam n Jess. Who does the editing? Kudos to you both. That certainly was a magical fairytale castle. Loved every second. Did my usual of turning chat off and watching on full screen. No distractions. You guys are really talented! Much love as always - Nanny 🤗💜🥰😁

[@Urbex_key]

Cool video and a very exciting place. You inspire me to make videos aswell :). Stay safe ✌🏼

[@Samandjessexplore]

Glad you enjoyed it Nanny 🥰 We both edit! We each go through and do every video, its a good way to double check any mistakes left in too 😁 Love choosing the music! Great to have you watching ❤️❤️❤️

[@Samandjessexplore]

@@Urbex_key that’s awesome!!! Good luck with it & enjoy 🥳

[@kimberlywest3097]

Definitely a fairytale home! You two are so blessed to be able to travel and seek out these amazing places! Thank you for sharing them all with us! ❤️

[@Artemisa_Art_Conservation]

This family was an especialized in photography. All glass negatives in boxes was fantastic to watch. And all prints too. Wondefull guys.

[@pixiniarts]

Incredible place! What an explore! The old photos in the album were earlier probably 1880 to 1900, glass negatives used to be in cameras loaded into a wooden carrier with metal plates called 'dark slides' they weren't at first as sensative as modren film so the exposure times on early glass negatives were very long. Loved this one! Stay safe out there!

[@MissPresley69]

I think this is my new favourite channel. 👏😍👏 Both your voices are so soothing and the way you look through all the details and stuff so thoroughly is so satisfying. Last but definitely not least, you find some of the most amazing places I have ever seen. Keep up the good work, guys and thanks for all the wonderful explores.

[@Samandjessexplore]

Appreciate that very much! Thank you. Glad you’re enjoying the videos and its great to have you watching! ☺️🙏🏼❤️

[@seekingrainbows]

@@Samandjessexplore 💙💙

[@donnachristakakis8232]

Absolutely breathtaking from paintings antiques piano mirrors the rooms are amazing excellent piano music to afternoon tea awesome work wow what a fairytale ❤🏰

[@lisaglynn3121]

What a Beautiful House! And Beautiful Horses with all that land to roam!

[@raynaknierim9277]

What an amazing place. It is such a shame that some of rooms were trashed and then things getting thrown all over the place. Just a beautiful place. Such a great video and thanks for sharing.

[@hahomy]

Can't wait to see this one guys looks like another banger, have a safe trip in Portugal look forward to u doing a live take care and hopefully see u in the premier later xx , 👍💖🤘

[@PennyRose268]

Oh my those photos and big Negatives need to be preserved for history how is it possible they were left behind can they be given to the museum or Art gallery somehow. The Archives it's got to be saved I am blown away at this how incredible experience but sad to see so much historical and valuable stuff decaying. I wonder why people leave and not take there photos that's the first thing I would gather and take.

[@rosalalie6417]

Those glass photos are awesome. They have to be saved. I can't take it.. I want to go with you guys.. I did go in one abandoned mansion. It was amazing.. we looked at mostly everything. We locked up the windows and locked the front door then since the kitchen was so destroyed we were pushing stuff till I got out no one goes inside. Since they are people living on both sides of the mansion.

[@ninastapleton803]

Also, it's just so sad they left all those photos. I could never leave my family history behind. I'd take the pictures before the paintings

[@kelleycolvin5632]

Oh man what I’d give to go exploring with Sam and Jess or just hanging out a few days. Too bad I’m in the US. I love you guys and your videos and finds. My favorite part is the intro with Sam talking and the background music

[@pamelascott3383]

I know right! Hell, I am 63 and I would love to go one time...a bucket list of sorts!🙂

[@Samandjessexplore]

Would be awesome to meet every single one of you 🥳🥳 We hope to make it over to the US sometime soon! 😀 Glad you enjoy the videos Kelley ☺️ Pleasure to have you watching 🙏🏼

[@wilmasheridan8172]

Thanks for this intriguing video. Such a beautiful old place. I wish all those incredible old mansions could be restored and get much needed TLC 🙏❤. It's heartbreaking to see them rot away. I would love to live in one. Keep up the awesome work!

[@dianelopes8199]

that intro was lovely done well to catch them white horses and jess looked the part sipping that cuppa , what a beautiful place

[@kimberlybates6261]

Someone is taking care of those horses. They have no fear of people. Wild horse will let you know real quick. They are beautiful.

[@RhiannonsAdventuresInHistory]

beautiful explore! I love the way you take your time with the objects as well. The photos in the album at around 32 minutes in, look like Cabinet Cards (the older ones) - which became popular in the 1880s, but the method was still used up until around 1920. From the style of dress, most of those photos are from the 1800s. It does break my heart to see the abandoned /forgotten photos. Those are memories that will be lost one day forever. That stash of glass negatives I gasped - those are very rare to survive. Why do the families not at least rescue them?

[@helenaobergwengberg9325]

If Walls could talk.... So tragic this has been left like that. I can feel the history inside. Thank you showing us❤

[@cindyreynolds4045]

Y’all always do such a wonderful job! What a beautiful place. Great job as usual! I was thinking as you guys were going through the photograph book “what a shame that people would pack up paintings and not take their family photos with them. I understand not being able to keep a Chateau or having a place to store the furniture even… but the photos… makes me wonder if I’m wasting my time taking photographs. Y’all take care Cheers from Sugarland Texas 🇺🇸

[@Samandjessexplore]

Photographs are always lovely to look back at in my opinion! It’s very sad no one is there to claim these 🥺 So many possibilities though. Pleasure to have you watching, all the best 🙏🏼

[@judymccoy6688]

I feel the same. Why would people leave the current photos? Maybe they didn't know who the older photos were but the baby pictures? They don't take up much space.

[@SpiderLove70]

That was soo good!! ❣So much to see in one place. I definitely will watch this again and saved it. Beautiful, just like you two! 💕

[@jessebreedlove4062]

Thanks!

[@Samandjessexplore]

Thank you so much Jesse!!! 🥰🙏🏼 Appreciate your support very much ❤️

[@sallyfroehner406]

I must say that this intro is perfect. Absolutely amazing, everything is perfect filmt. Hands Down

[@boombayuna536]

what a fantastic castle! i recognized it and i'm quite sad that it looks like this now. because i already saw it in another explorer video back from 2019 and it used to be way more tidy. now there are a lot of paintings and furniture missing and it has been trashed during the last 3 years like people have been sleeping/partying there :( by the way 31:55 those photos probably are from around 1900 at least the first ones.

[@juliakneecegregg3825]

Part of the problem is the taxes in France .Income tax is outrages and upkeep is so hard on the owners

[@fetitadepeterra5319]

​@@juliakneecegregg3825part of the problem is that the owners are ungrateful idiots who were too lazy to even take their family photos. That's disgusting and they have absolutely no excuse for leaving all of those things behind.

[@Sea-forest]

Furniture is worth a fortune in itself, such a magnificent home

[@chrisblack8390]

Magnificent palace. Thank you. I loved the horses. Hope someone saves those fireplaces. They were very special.

[@melodiedaugherty2875]

Those beautiful horses at the end was like a fairy tale!!!

[@TheClockwise770]

Great explore Sam and Jess, that castle is awesome especially those tapestry dining chairs

[@tinaprentice2136]

Omg this castle was extraordinary the cinematography music and the your voice telling the history is amazing Sam. Such a shame all that beauty was left abandoned thank you both for another fantastic explore 🫶🏼❤️

[@Samandjessexplore]

Thank you so much Tina 🥰🥰 That means a lot ❤️

[@mykelsalter7941]

hey Sam & Jess, just a side note for you, at around the 40 minute mark you showed some glass slides. They are glass plates which is how the photos were recorded (like our negatives today) glass slides fell out back in the 1920's (well here in Australia) but they are rare as and some can hold some very valuable pics on them. Love seeing all the various videos you do. Thank you

[@RuthannLentz]

I love seeing these but please give me an employer who knows something about history, architecture and the actual function of the rooms, furniture and items. It’s super frustrating to have dialogue of people who know nothing about the properties, the times and people who lived in these places. ❤

[@Sea-forest]

As a finish carpenter I don’t know if I would be able to get all the woodworking done in my lifetime it’s incredible for the day in which it was made oh my ❤

[@cypher7648]

What an incredible place. Thanks for taking us with you! Not even driving, so I love to go exploring with you guys!I hate to see the silly things people do, like shooting paintings with a pellet gun! Thanks again, and much love and blessings to you all👌🙏❤

[@ingridsywak8572]

Imagine that house brand new and people going to stay there for the first time!

[@deborahschroeder763]

Absolutely stunning explore Sam and Jess! Loved the horses so beautiful! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@anamaria2053]

Beautiful estate. It’s so sad that they’ve abandoned their family treasures, especially the portraits. But leaving the horses is just plain cruel. Horses love and rely on their owners. I hope you reported this so someone will take care of them.

[@megang1712]

I’m pretty heartbroken about the horses too. So heartless, I hope they get help soon.

[@nancysfancys]

I totally agree about the horses.

[@Trainasaurus]

Yes, the horses are starving and in need of vet care.

[@trudiemead9896]

What a beautiful castle, especially from the outside and if you hadn’t found actual crap in unexpected places and it hadn’t been trashed by others,the inside was great too… loved the fireplaces. However, the very best thing were the white horses, just magical, I wish there was someone looking out for them. Great video guys as always 🥰🥰🥰

[@mynx369]

Wow!!! What a gorgeous magical mystical place! It really did have that fairytale castle vibe and theme to it. A FANTASTIC PHENOMENAL exploration! You guys never cease to amaze with these amazing places !!! I loved this exploration! Keep up the great work guys!!🥰💖💖💖💖

[@Samandjessexplore]

So glad you enjoyed it 🥰 This place was magic! Great to have you watching 🙏🏼❤️

[@sharonwashington8150]

Beautiful fire paces. Your face was a picture re-phoo box it certainly made me chuckle some. Lots of pieces that need quickly saving. Such a shame it has been left like so many to decay!

[@EdenValentineOfficial]

Sometimes I think about just moving into one of these abandoned homes and spending my life repairing and maintaining them.

[@Sea-forest]

The craftsmanship of everything is amazing 😮❤🌲

[@spudmuffler]

Love your travels! I will continue to follow along with your adventures. Peace and light

[@nannyofmany8315]

Saw the TikTok with the Greys. Awwww am in love. The horses are gorgeous

[@margaretsmith3001]

Wow beautiful I loved this from start to finish it was like a fairytale you can just imagine what all the outside looked like before it was over grown and these beautiful horses just roaming free hopefully people take fruit and carrots to them thanks guys 🤭👍🏻

[@michellerobinson1318]

Glass plate negatives were used 1850-1920, very cool

[@robertabessey7990]

The photos to me remind me of my husbands grandma's photos. Late 1800s to very early 1900s Another great video, thank you for sharing

[@judymccoy6688]

What is so amazing to me is that antique dealers haven't taken any of the items from these homes to sell. I imagine they could make a lot of money. China and glassware seem to be in excellent condition.

[@margaretbosanquet]

Elegance at its highest in it's day lovely guys

[@derekwilkinson7939]

Absolutely amazing video, a pleasure to watch,the horses seemed healthy to me.

[@gustavoaimar8927]

Increíble recorrido, increíble lugar. El álbum de fotos fácilmente puede ser de las décadas de 1880-1890.

[@allwomn1]

Just when you think these explores couldn't top the last one💥BAM💥you post another! Thank you for sharing!

[@beedevonlife]

Unbelievably beautiful & sad xx thank you for showing us around xx

[@melodiedaugherty2875]

Absolutely one of my favorite explores!!! It's a shame so much history is abandoned. At least there are fantastic explorers like you all to document these beautiful places. Thank you!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Samandjessexplore]

Wow so glad you enjoyed this Melodie 🥰 It is amazing to be documenting them. Pleasure to have you watching 🙏🏼❤️

[@jbuck3592]

Ok so I’ve seen a lot of Châteaus, mansions, and castles and this may b a fave by far … this was amazing

[@Samandjessexplore]

So glad you enjoyed it! 😀 Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@jbuck3592]

@@Samandjessexplore out of all the urban explorers and I’ve seen em all I love the way u guys Narrate an edit you guys do a great job with videos keep up the good work

[@wandajenkins3322]

Love your filming of this place. Just beautiful!

[@lailaal-husseini5124]

Wow !!!! the video was like a journey through time capsule ....i love it ..thank u guys

[@ruthhammond7113]

The horses were a nice touch at the end. It's nice to see Steve hanging out with y'all. Shame on those who did the damages inside the house. Peace ☮️ and love ♥️ to all.

[@joybrackin2460]

I thought I recognized him.(Steve Ronin) right?

[@ruthhammond7113]

@@joybrackin2460 Yes

[@Samandjessexplore]

Glad you enjoyed it Ruth 🥰 Agreed! 🥺 Steve is a great guy! Peace & love to you too 🙏🏼❤️

[@susanaponte2080]

Excellently done!!!

[@tinapalfreyman8770]

That was so beautiful. Thank You. Sam n Jess

[@seekingrainbows]

Ahhhh. Bach : Cello Suite No.1 in G major., Prelude. So sublime. Wow. Love this video so much one second in.

[@tiffanyrose8810]

This castle would make a lovely hotel because it so big also great video guys.

[@Phil-dc8cx]

Wow that was very interesting to watch nice castle and beautiful white horses..

[@mammakaz8635]

If you look at the footage when jess plays the piano, an orb floats past on the left hand side of the screen, spooky 👻

[@Samandjessexplore]

Spooky stuff!!! Had some weird stuff filming Karls video too! What a place

[@denisewatson5295]

What a beautiful castle 🏰. I really liked all of the antiques and old pictures 📸. I loved seeing the horses 🐎 at the end. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤ 💓 💙

[@carl9826]

Wow!! These videos are absolutely stunning! What an amazing glimpse into the past... breathtaking! You two are amazing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯💚👍🏽

[@ruththomas4915]

The bats love those cool small spaces the wine previously held!

[@heatherreyes6461]

Love your videos.. you 2 are awesome together. Thank you for all you do and show us all ☺️

[@Samandjessexplore]

Pleasure to have you watching Heather 🥰🙏🏼❤️

[@Sea-forest]

The marble work is incredible

[@janetodowd7578]

It takes an old soul to be able to appreciate the past. Young people who are modern would never see the beauty of a time gone by. Thanks for sharing this adventure 😊

[@sandiego9168]

Loved the adventure very majestic must have been beautiful in it's day.the land the birds singing how serene 👣🌞

[@nancyhebert9042]

Another beautiful place, thanks for sharing this with us!!

[@candicesailsbury1355]

Really beautiful the horses just made the finishing touch. Awesome work 👏🏻

[@darrellcarlisle42]

Fabulous explore!! Thank you.

[@Samandjessexplore]

Glad you enjoyed it Darrell 🥰🙏🏼

[@patsymc3393]

Amazing thanks guys for showing us around these places

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Another epic explore you guys are killing it

[@Samandjessexplore]

Appreciate that man glad to have you watching 😀

[@susanwoodard9655]

Absolutely Amazing!!! How do you keep finding these wonderful abandoned homes! I Love Your Channel!!! From Susan in Michigan USA ♥️

[@emelle9705]

This house was built in 1863 on top of a much older house. There are rumors of underground passages beneath the house. This area was originally established way back in 959, but this property was most recently owned by the du Croc family.

[@womanclothedinthesunq7574]

Time marches on doesn't it ? So 😎. Love from Albuquerque.

[@ruthfield4083]

simply amazing, thanks for a great video.....

[@leslyvictor5678]

Good Job ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️