Greatest Abandoned Fairytale Castle In The World ~ Millions Left Behind!

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STORY
Welcome to Chateau Milles Chambre, the captivating masterpiece known as the castle with 1000 rooms. Discreetly set, yet perfectly positioned, this architectural gem takes in magnificent, far-reaching views over the surrounding landscape of rolling, wooded hills and valleys. For over 900 years, the Fayolle family has proudly protected this cherished land, their connection to the castle's illustrious history spanning through generations.
The history of Chateau Milles Chambre dates back to 1143 when a medieval stronghold was erected on the site. Throughout the turbulent Hundred Years War, it endured attacks and bore witness to the struggle between the French and English forces. Rebuilt in the 15th century as a fortified castle, it fell under English occupation until it was tragically looted and burned down in 1485. However, the indomitable spirit of the Fayolle family and the castle's rich legacy could not be extinguished. Reconstruction efforts in the 18th and 19th centuries brought forth the magnificent structure that stands today, showcasing a harmonious blend of architectural styles and unparalleled historical significance. This enduring castle, with its golden sandstone façade and intricate woodwork, stands as a testament to the centuries of grandeur and resilience that have defined its existence.
Step inside and be mesmerized by the 25 exquisite bedrooms, each adorned with its unique charm, the 6 enchanting bathrooms offering a touch of luxury, and the captivating entrance hall that welcomes visitors with a regal embrace. These splendid spaces are set amidst over 500 hectares of perfectly positioned land, allowing the castle's thoughtfully designed architecture to create breathtaking views of the rolling hills that surround it. Every corner of Chateau Milles Chambre exudes magnificence, evoking a sense of tranquility and awe-inspiring beauty.
Now, we invite you to join us on an enchanting journey as we explore every nook and cranny of this architectural masterpiece. Delve into the history that shaped its walls, witness the stories that echo through its corridors, and immerse yourself in the grandeur that once graced its rooms. Chateau Milles Chambre, now standing as the largest abandoned castle in the world, eagerly awaits your arrival. Discover the magic, the mystery, and the untold tales that lie within its thousand rooms.
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The World's Largest Abandoned Fairytale Castle ~ Everything Left Behind!
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[@tonileigh8660]

Why doesn't someone make it into a luxury hotel. Some bedrooms would need to be converted to bathrooms or bathrooms added into the larger rooms. Better than letting it fall into ruin and decay. It always breaks my heart to see books left behind or family photos. You always do such an amazing job of finding the history of places you explore and are so respectful of the place.

[@FluwerGurl]

Absolutely stunning. It's such a shame that the family couldn't keep it. You actually would probably still have to be royalty with an allowance to keep up the restoration maintenance. This is a French treasure. The government should step in and purchase it. Make it a Museum.

[@richardwariner5886]

For 900 years that castle was loved and protected, I sure hope whoever buys it saves it and protects for historical reasons... so amazing.

[@drewdemien481]

If you go into abandoned buildings take a vapor respirator for mold and spores

[@bextar6365]

Was much better when you did 90% of the talking !

[@chris.asi_romeo]

If I'm a billionaire. I would create an organization that would restore all this abandoned mansion and castles that's full of history.

[@ShansAtlantis]

I watched a British couple explore this on their channel last week, but they knew nothing about the history and they went through it quickly, obviously missing rooms. I know Leslie and Denny will show us everything and tell us as much as they can. Looking forward to the rest of the documentary…

[@marknathaniel9230]

I already watch this fairytail castle from another explorer, but they din't talk much about the history. They just roaming around and see everything. Days past I manage to search bros of decay if they already explor this wonderful castle.

[@MrLee-qz3gy]

There is a ghost in that Castle!

[@JudithGolding]

Having two people sharing their knowledge is more enlightening than one person constantly guessing about items and history. Shared knowledge is never a detriment in these explores. As I grow older I am less and less "thrilled" by exclusive and beautiful spaces for the privileged few. But as a student and instructor of the Humanities, I understand they were also patrons of craftspeople and artists. Eventually, some of that wealth was used to create public spaces where ordinary citizens could walk and gather in the presence of beautiful architecture and enjoy the works of great sculptors and painters.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Exquisite example of how the nobility lived in historical France. I hope the future owners take good care of this palace, and restore the damage to bring it back to its full beauty.🖤🇨🇦

[@roseannapage3662]

This was one of the most Gorgeous Historical Castles I have ever seen. Thank you. You left me really wanting to see all the tiny hidden rooms. I Pray someone will come in and preserve all of its history and make it a museum and Bed and Breakfast for all to enjoy.

[@gaiavenus]

Oh wow!! I can't wait to see this. There is no one like you Lesley, your presence, voice and how you tell these stories with class is unmatched. Also good job to those behind the scenes, well done yet again. Thank you for doing these videos, we know it's not easy and very exhausting but you still do it so effortlessly. Well done, love form Canada💖 ⚔🛡⚔🛡

[@cindybogart6062]

This castle is amazing. I can’t believe that anyone would leave all the furniture & belongings in it? I certainly would have made sure it wasn’t accessible. Who abandoned a castle like this? I hope whoever purchases this stunning bldg restores it & opens it to the public. You all do such amazing work! Thank you. Some of your best work!❤❤❤

[@shannonkelley4658]

Love the addition of the pictures of what the rooms used to look like.

[@joubertcronje35]

Thanks Lesley and Danny for showing this incredible building to the viewers. It must be a wonderful experience for you to be there in real life.

[@kimberlyjohnson7195]

Really wish someone would purchase it and bring it back. It is absolutely beautiful

[@claudiadickerman4218]

I find it wonderful that these beautiful places have not been vandalized! Some that you show us have SO MANY pieces that must be worth a ton. Whether it is furniture or rugs or nick knacks or painting, frames , mirrors, even the marble facades of the fireplaces....all of this is very valuable. It says something to me and that is even the down and out prone to theft people of France must still have a sense of respect. If these places were in the US they would have been stripped of every single thing worth a dollar and up. I wonder how they have managed to keep so much stuff in these places and yet, they are not vandalized.

[@CherylSimser]

In my opinion, this was the most beautifully decorated and uncluttered chateau. Just beauty everywhere you looked. So many are daunting in size and clutter, but this one definitely had a homey feel to it. Thank you, Bros of Decay, this was a charming look at a true piece of history.🤗

[@cherylblack2047]

This is one of my favorite videos so far! Just beautiful!