Touring The Most Expensive Gilded Age Mansion in America

[@erikvanconover]

Comment below which Old World Mansion you would like us to tour next in my new series LANDMARKED.

[@VeerVKrishna]

Biltmore?

[@mrn13]

Anyone really, would love to see a series! In addition, there has to be quite a few in South America too...

[@kaylumjonkers]

Definitely Biltmore

[@blobbythewhale]

I'd like to know what "bow-hemoth" @1:57 means.

[@JunarAdkisson]

Great episode! I love watching your videos. They are so good! Please show us in depth tour of the Biltmore Mansions/Estate in North Carolina.

[@thatspartyguy7328]

40 years ago as an 11 year old I was dragged thru this estate by my parents. I had no appreciation for it at that age. This video tour has jogged my memory a bit and now, at 51, I get it. Truly an amazing piece of architectural history.

[@supernovahm1178]

I was "dragged" all around western europe as a 10 year old and appreciated it as much at the time as I do now from memory. I guess you're just a different type of person!

[@intothevoid47]

​@@supernovahm1178The difference is the parental relationship, I guess.

[@ScannermanFDNY]

❤ incredible 😮bob

[@UHNWI777]

Your tour of The Breakers is definitely one of the more comprehensive tours I’ve watched. You need a series. Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@erikvanconover]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@markpb4767]

Watch a real historical history

[@markpb4767]

Ive been there. why he's there i don't know. It will never be available to anyone. Reason was they were paid shit. These artists made little.

[@jorgschwantje1239]

Two things I really like about this video: The enthusiasm you present the whole video is absolutely inspiring. And the informations you collected before are very usefull. So, great job man! I highly appreciate this video.

[@Cspspack]

I toured this house when I was 12 years old and it changed my life. There is a level of magnificence encompassed within this house that goes beyond just the materials and artistry of which it was made. I’m 46 now and have toured many grand buildings, homes, churches and palaces, but none of them create an experience akin to The Breakers. It’s as though the home somehow encompasses the Ocean by day and the stars at night and is a testament to human ability and ingenuity. I’m so glad The Newport Preservation Society still takes such great care of this masterpiece. And, this tour is the best I’ve ever seen online. Great job!

[@latinlover769]

Your love of architecture and respect for history shines through. A lovely, comprehensive tour that never got boring. Best video I've seen of The Brakers. Having visited the building a few years ago, I didn't realise how much I missed.

[@GabrielDalMaso]

Having toured The Breakers, I was overwhelmed beyond measure. No billionaire alive will ever attempt building a house this spectacular today without revealing his poor taste and his egomania.

[@LewTitterton]

You do realize that the ultra-rich of the past also built spectacular homes that revealed their poor taste and egomania, don't you? Ever been to Versailles? Tacky as hell.

[@GabrielDalMaso]

@LewTitterton the merely wealthy, yes I agree. But more astute amongst the ultra rich that are self-aware will hire the best taste makers to ensure that they stay a step above the nouveau riche. The old money types may initially scoff, but with time it makes their entry into high Society much easier to obtain.

[@kevinrussell6530]

@@LewTitterton Versailles as 'tacky as hell?' I've never been there, and I ASSUME you have, but from the few photos I've seen of it, the palace looks like a masterpiece inside and out, to me. Maybe that's not enough for me to judge, but you remind me of an old friend I have who sees everything opulent as 'tacky'.

[@brettymike]

@@kevinrussell6530 I've been lucky to visit the Versailles just last year, and I can assure you it's Magnificent, Grandiose, and Huge.

[@NoToBigBro]

No billionaire alive will ever build something like this because it's "waste" of wealth. They never would have become a billionaire in the first place if they wanted something like this. The days of monopoly and unrestricted labor are gone.

[@filip1979]

it's really crazy how nobody is talking about the book the elite society's money manifestation

Because people know your tarded scams

[@melissaholleron719]

I live in Rhode Island, and in my long life I've visited Newport more times than I can remember. I've toured every historic district and Mansion in this amazing state, but The Breakers stands alone as the most beautiful and opulent. ❤

[@dercioferreira6169]

I agree

[@ILoveManCity.]

I kinda like to call myself a self made Vanderbilt-family-expert and let me tell you, this is a great job. Very nice way of allowing new people to consume history on a very different way than just a documentary. Now try to get a permit to do a 2 hour video of the Biltmore House haha.

[@MrThomas2587]

I love Newport. Your tour was better than the one I went on in 1999. I first went to Newport in 1975, and some of the tour staff then (very old ) were descendants of the staff that actually lived in the house (wonderful stories). Thank you for your tour; it was great. I learned so much from you that I never knew about the Breakers! T.Y.

[@morefina]

What amazes me (amongst so many other things about this place) is that it wasn’t their primary residence but simply a “summer cottage”!

[@BoB-yb3wx]

I gotta say, this is the best home tour video I have ever watched. The cinematics were incredible. The house is unbelievably beautiful. And your presentation was flawless! I really liked the little floor plan pop ups showing your location. All in all very enjoyable. Thanks! Thumbs up!

[@lenoregibb3930]

I enjoyed the floor plan pop up too. This is a great video.

[@VeerVKrishna]

It's incredible how luxury went from having seemingly EVERYTHING in these old estates, to now having NOTHING, in these modern white boxes.

[@erikvanconover]

It is JARRING.Seemingly by design. When you research into how sacred Geometry influences emotion it gets wild.

[@christineperez7562]

The Vanderbilt family is still around and very wealthy. They live all over the world.

[@ashishpatel350]

new houses have to be built to code.

[@edheldude]

@@erikvanconover It seems like the beauty has been consistently taken away - down to architectural education changing in the early 20th century - to make us forget about the transcendental.

[@griffrc]

At the numbers provided, we are at about $3600 per house sq ft when including land and furnishings. $1M - which is more than most people spend on a house - would get you about 275 sq ft. The house alone without land and furnishings would be $2268 per sq ft. That gets you 440 sq ft for $1M. I don't disagree with the thoughts or need for emotion and transcendental beauty, etc. Nor do I believe that constantly going bigger is a great thing. So I do what I can. And, of course, I enjoy watching videos like this and visiting places like this when I can.

[@Gorilla_Jones]

I visited The Breakers in the 90s and was astounded at the majesty. Beautiful things like this must be protected. I love your passion for the human element and craftsmanship that went into these jewels. It's architecture and history. Two of my favorite topics. Keep up the great work.

[@robertmckinney1535]

I love all the sacred geometry, and symbolism in this beautiful Mansion.

[@Kat00000]

The older I get, I appreciate the architecture, and my 'awakening' has me very interested in the symbolism. Thank you for these videos!

[@erikvanconover]

You and I both. Shot wide awake when I got sober 4 years ago from alcohol. Welcome to the age of Aquarius !!

[@Knifoon121]

@@erikvanconover Congrats on the 4 years. Working on it!

[@ЯуджаХан-е3ж]

🇧🇬 .Вы прочли мои мысли.БЛАГОДАРЮ.

[@ЯуджаХан-е3ж]

​@@erikvanconover, брат, пейте коньяк, но по 25 грм, не более.Самая оптимальная доза.👍 А Европу пошли по дальше.Учитывая последние события, твм будет горячо.А мне бы и дальше хотелось смотреть твои видео.🇧🇬

[@erikvanconover]

@@Knifoon121 THANK YOU

[@paulinehowell9569]

Thank you for showing us through this beautiful piece of history 💜

[@johnsonrepp]

This series and video deserves two thumbs up. Amazing quality and attention to detail on homes that really matter. New is boring, these classic homes have a soul, a story and deserve every second of attention. Thanks for bringing this home and all of the others to the mainstream. Dreams do live on.

[@loumcast]

I have toured this mansion, but it was impossible to appreciate every detail like I have with this video. This tour was wonderful, I loved it!

[@JustDoinItNow]

The Breakers doesn’t even scratch the surface of amazing and historic homes we have on our little Island here. Great tour, you could spend a long time here touring houses.

[@MrStranger1944]

I thought palaces like this only existed in Europe. Truly amazing!

[@gigis731]

I grew up a home built 1926. It was built by Evelyn Huffman - Patterson and was a replica of a Nuremburg castle. We purchased the 24,000 sqft home from the St. Mary’s Educational Institute in Cincinnati as it was their convent. It is nearly as ornate. That boiler room brings back some childhood memories. My mother did a wonderful of job of decorating the home in a style for it's age. Prior to selling the home, it became the Dayton Philharmonic designer home showcase. Since that time it has had several owners. I shutter to think what the home looks like inside these days. Last photos taken of the home after the last owner was pretty awful. Leopard print runner the spiral grand staircase with large squares of black and gold painted on the walls. The kitchen painted neon green with balloons. I often think of just showing up there and asking to see it. I afraid of what I might find. All childhood memories wiped away, modernized and sanitized.

[@onuncukoy3404]

Enes Yılmazer with his clothing and presentation style He continues to be an inspiration to many KZbinrs like Erik Van Conover.😀😀

[@KXD0006]

You are the legend erik.. you toured some of the best properties including this one.. absolutely love it 🔥

[@erikvanconover]

Thanks for watching!!

[@NokivoJ]

This is what I'm waiting for, do more tour video about mansions like this. Marble house, the elms, Rosecliff etc...

[@erikvanconover]

Marble House is next!

[@Hegde-]

This beats any LA style fish bowl type 'mansions' all day. Thank you brother!! We want more tour of this style mansions.

[@erikvanconover]

I want to be inspired by architecture!!!

[@masonballard-ir3mi]

The goldleaf and frescos are gladly a thing of the past but I like old style too

[@Hegde-]

@@erikvanconover Yeah. And you are right. This home was a 'smart home' long before smart homes became a thing. I mean just look at those electric switches.

[@thandekadhlamini9101]

Absolutely 💯

[@tripleb5232]

Very impressive but the Biltmore is the pinnacle.

[@erikvanconover]

you've Been?

[@Phardy332]

The Mansion got damaged and flooded during that last hurricane

[@tripleb5232]

@@erikvanconover Yes, amazing. You would do an awesome job showing it to the world. You do a great job showing these places off. Broadcast TV is dead.

[@tripleb5232]

@@Phardy332 "Portions of the grounds, including the farms, suffered significant flooding and damage to buildings. Several animals at the farm have died as a result of flooding and other conditions. Biltmore House, Conservatory, winery, gardens, and their hotels received minimal or no damage from the storm."

[@Dan58024]

I’ve seen many many videos on KZbin on the breakers mansion from visitors doing their own filming to photos and I have to say by far yours is the most in depth view of the breakers that I’ve seen. Thank you

[@Myself-yf5do]

We'd appreciate it if your toured the following places: 1. The Whitney in Detroit 2. Casa Loma in Toronto 3. Neverland Ranch 4. Granot Loma in Michigan 5. The Chris Mark castle 6. The mansion that 50 Cent bought from Mike Tyson and keeps trying to sell 7. Antilia, that skyscraper house in India whose owner won't live in it because he thinks it's bad luck 8. That house in Homer, Alaska 9. Ca'd'zan 10. The Hawaiian royal palace

[@shazamshazamshazam696]

You forgot the other Vanderbilt mansion, the Biltmore in North Carolina

[@DroneHubMedia]

We know the owner of casa loma. Great suggestion. Might ask to see!

[@ruedigerscholl]

This is not a building, this is a statement. Thanks Erik for this amazing video

[@covfefe69]

Your passion for history is amazing and infectious. It makes these videos so much fun to watch!!

[@WOWitsANT]

This was a great tour. I will point out that the house at 28:35 isn’t the Astor’s home. That is Anglesea and it’s privately owned. The Astor’s Beechwood isn’t far though. It’s on Bellevue Avenue next door to Marble House and is now owned by billionaire Larry Ellison who has been remodeling it for well over ten years now

[@themissionproductions2336]

OMG this is INCREDIBLE, and this family is still alive and thriving. Keep this series going

[@ErickaForman]

I live in RI an am in a wheelchair now unless they me use the elevator I can’t revisit the breakers. Went may years ago. Totally loved the video

[@tttootsie]

This is the best tour of the Breakers I have ever seen. I have visited many times and learned a few new things from your excellent video. Thank you!

[@loftincapital]

very powerful video Erik! im also impressed with the video editing. great job in recruiting a solid film crew!

[@الصادقاحمد-ظ7ه]

Best channel on KZbin ❤

[@4chispita]

That must be the most gorgeous mansion I have seen. The amount of detail, art and history is incredible. Truly stoning. I could watch this tour infinite times and still be amazed. Thank you for allowing us to appreciate this grandiose place!

[@mariondiemert430]

This is the first time I have watched one of your videos. So wonderful. I love all of the information and the great attitude you bring showing us this beautiful mansion. Thank you.

[@johnmendoza5907]

That's a different kind of wealth. Beautiful. Every room was detailed specifically. If I couldn't own the house. I would be more than happy to work their.

[@AnaStewart-c4d]

*I'm glad you made this video* it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $34k monthly and a good daughter full of love..

[@marklee6339]

My advice to everyone is that saving is great but investment is the key to be successful imagine investing $15,000 and received $472,700.

[@atedoghudappa8953]

Hello, I'm a Doctor from Scotland, how do you make such amount? I'm a born Christian but sometimes I feel so down of myself because of low finance but I still believe in God.

[@AndreaBocelli-lc2ft]

I'm looking for something to venture into in the short term, I have about $6,000 in savings.

[@AnaStewart-c4d]

Making touch with financial advisors like *Catherine Adriana* who can assist you restructure your portfolio, would be a very creative option. Personal financial management will be crucial to navigating the next difficult times.

[@MuhammadBathroom-l7m]

Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early. I was 35 when I finally educated myself and started taking steps. I went from $176,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement to now, 2 years later, fully debt-free and over $1000,000 net worth. I know that doesn't SOUND like a lot, but I'm incredibly proud of it. Now I'm fast-tracking my wealth building (investing $400,000 annually) and don't owe a dime to anyone. It's a good feeling!

[@MasterOfTheUniversePSD]

I did not come to youtube today to watch a real estate tour, but I could not resist clicking on this one. Once started, I could not look away. Bravo!

[@maiholden3319]

strange but beautifully arranged architectural styles from different areas in Europe

[@erikvanconover]

beautiful

[@atodaso1668]

Yeah it looks a bit strange IMO, it looks good but its clearly an imitation.

[@erique_k]

@@atodaso1668the proportions are too wide too.

[@ilkiwi]

​@@atodaso1668 that's an american house, not french or italian.

[@atodaso1668]

@@ilkiwi Precisely. Its been modeled to look like various European houses.

[@michaelsapienza8749]

Erik's an architectural size queen

[@isaacchillman11]

When it actually looks the price

[@erikvanconover]

Price we offered is on the low end. Its closer to $700M but very hard to tell since there is nothing to comp it

[@ekklesiast]

With 70 rooms it's a hotel. You can compare it to a luxury hotel/resort.

[@vickiadams186]

Oh Erik, I didn't want your tour to end. My family toured this mansion when I was a young girl and I think that's where my love of architecture began. I was perhaps 8 or 9 and I fell in love with this "home" You did such a wonderful tour explaining so many details - I learned so much and thoroughly enjoyed it. Please continue to do this type of home tour, I for one really enjoy history, as you do, and your research makes it so enjoyable. Blessings

[@hazeleyedsoul3282]

Simply stunning! Awesome tour! Thank you!

[@natalyabaich4006]

This mansion is breathtakingly beautiful. I loved the tour, Erik. Thank you for sharing it with all of us.

[@movisions1128]

HAPPY HOLIDAYZZZZ!!! 🎄🎄🎄

[@countingstrides4068]

Finally, I can say that I have been to one of your houses featured in your videos. This house, as well as many others in Newport, Rhode Island, are absolutely breathtaking. Loved every second I was there.

[@erikvanconover]

We have a few more Newport Mansion coming up in the next episodes

[@rachellechristelle7271]

​@@erikvanconovercan you do the biltmore

[@RP-ev2kh]

I love watching you Erik. I can feel and share your enthusiasm in every home but this one you are like a kid in a candy store. You seem to be in your element, like a boss. This has been one of the homes I have dreamt of since I was a child. The Breakers is my favorite. I will likely never have the opportunity to experience in person so I am eternally grateful for this and all of your series.

[@DVMCROEM]

I would love to see you touring the Seralles Castle in Ponce, Puerto Rico! The way you document the history of the mansion and the cinematography of your videos are impressive.

[@josephpiskac2781]

Marvelous tour. I have visited this house and found so cold in size and material that I felt it was not a good residence. Your tour offers a much warmer perspective and especially the house filled with communities of people makes it appealing and sensible. Your brilliant guy!

[@JamesIsCommenting]

What great video, one of my favorites from you. Super interesting. Lots of research went into it. Your videographer and editors are amazing. That car was sick. Also, more daily life vlogs plzz

[@jeroenvermiljoen]

Anderson Cooper's old place.

[@WOWitsANT]

His great grandfathers place yes

[@elonrichardson1743]

Excellent tour, Erik. Probably one of your best. I toured the other family home a few months ago, Biltmore. This one is on my list.

[@davidrodriguez7654]

Something about being on the balcony of this house was absolutely magical seeing the eastern half of Newport. It just screamed subtle presence in away because when you’re in the building it gives homey

[@BwInNewJersey]

I see so many comments bashing modern architecture. I have the ability to appreciate architecture of all types because they all bring something different. Of course I have my preferences but they are just that; personal preference. Excellent video with great detail.

[@rigastudentsrent7759]

2024 - we are so advanced... 1880.. yeah...

[@dbandhoo]

I am happy to be among the people who watch this on day one. I also visited the breakers in the '80's and loved it ever since. unforgettable and your video is so good i watched it twice in a row.

[@Femfemio]

I'm loving this historical arcitecture series

[@MdubMedia]

I’ve visited this home numerous times and still thoroughly enjoyed this tour and all the details you pointed out

[@JaimeTecno]

if i got a coin every time Erik said "flower of life" i could buy that house

[@johnfourteensix5398]

Matt 6:19-21 19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: 20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: 21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.

[@mareidid1752]

2Chron 9:13ff. Interesting contrast isn’t it? Heaven will take our breath away with its beauty!

[@DFDalton1962]

Fantastic tour. Great production values. Thank you.

[@vroy8]

Wow, one of the most intriguing videos from Eric. The length of the video is around 47 mins however felt like such a breeze. Thx for covering it, really amazing

[@AlanDavis-e6x]

This house is such a great testament to what is truly possible to build and an inspirational look into the history of American architecture. This was only built 120 years ago and yet it seems so impossible to build today in a "much more advanced world". You should take a look at the Biltmore next.

[@Vinkabbeats]

bro single handedly gave us a tour and a pretty good documentary, well done.

[@notinmanitou]

Thanks Erik! Wonderful tour!

[@ciaobella8963]

Amazing video Erik, and of course an incredible mansion. Please continue these architecturally interesting videos. One of the reasons I moved from the US to Italy almost 12 years ago was because of my love of ancient and incredible architecture, fine art, and the rare and uncovered beauty of the past.

[@waynereay314]

I was blessed to be born in Newport, RI. My moms friend worked at the Breakers and we went often when I was real young. Then even later for a school field trip. Then I went again in the early 2000's and every time it was so amazing!!!

[@DanielClark-ix8bc]

This video doesn't do it justice. Just magnificent.

[@borge2014]

Epic video for and epic home. I appreciated all the commentary, it made the house come alive, thank you Erik !!

[@artpro5930]

I thought the title was click bait until I heard "The Breakers." I've toured The Breakers a few times and it is a marvel. First, shout out to the video production and animations of the Vanderbilt family and the environment at the beginning. I guess that's some sort of AI animation? Really impressive! I think, as Erik mentions, that there is an incredibly strong argument that this is "the pinnacle home in America." The scale of this behometh and method of acquiring the means to build such a property is quintessentially American. Indeed, like the Pyramids of Giza, the incredible scale and workmanship almost allows me to forgive the economic suffering this level of wealth required to build these monuments to excess.

[@JohnWoodsArt]

Like many of the comments, you’ve done an excellent job on this video - great cinematography and use of graphics - plus very nice work highlighting certain elements. Finally - the basement tunnels are nuts!

[@1ngmagic]

Hi Erik. I really love your landmark series and I think this one is the best by far. Incredible to see what wealth could build in the 1800s & early 1900s. The most iconic estates are from that area. Hope to see the Biltmore Estate and the Greystone mansion presented like this for all to see the great architectural designs from that area

[@sefanitberhane71]

Wow, the architectural design, the symbols, the view and the details of this house/ palace is beyond grand, absolutely stunning!!! Thank you Eric, I really enjoyed this one!!!

[@kanedockter1020]

Well done, sir. You and your team are next level! This is amazing. I don't think I have ever seen a video that captures the size and grandeur as well as this.

[@erikvanconover]

THANKYOU

[@keving2190]

Thank you for doing this video!!! What an absolute masterpiece, a lot of people might never see this if it wasn’t for your tour.

[@parshwanathsupadhye]

The cinematography in this video is absolutely breathtaking! The angles and lighting perfectly capture the elegance of the mansion. Great work. Your explanation throughout the tour was so informative and engaging. You gave historical insights without making it feel overwhelming. Loved it. Amazing narration! You really brought the history of this Gilded Age masterpiece to life. Thank you for sharing the stories behind the architecture. Thank you for taking us on this incredible journey through history and architecture. Looking forward to your next video

[@antoniositnikov9506]

You have so much passion for this video and it shows! Amazing stuff as always

[@Yipe-gm1wp]

Congratulations! You now hold the honor of the ultimate tour of mansions of all video tours of mansions.

[@jobskinner833]

Wow! Eric! That was a spectacular tour. I appreciate the wealth of information you put into your videos. You're just as stunning as the house my guy!

[@GymBodyAtlanta]

Well-done Erik! All the Vanderbilts knew how to enjoy their money and were great builders. Cornelius II's sister in-law (Alva) was said to be happy when she was "knee deep in mortar" and her Marble House is another Hunt masterpiece just down Belview Avenue from the Breakers. Keep in mind, Cornelius and Alice also had the largest house in NYC when the 1 West 57th street home was there. It was another Richard Morris Hunt mansion (the Vanderbilts "go to" architect). It was demolished in 1926 and now the Bergdorf Goodman store. Another beautiful and THE largest private home in America was built by Cornelius's younger brother George W in Asheville NC--Biltmore House. Hopefully you can get there and do a nice video at Biltmore House. At the time of Alice & Cornelius moving into the Breakers--it was said that all the grandchildren of the Commodore Vanderbilt were worth at least $800M at a time when there was no income tax and the most expensive bespoke suit made for a gentleman in Savile Row was $100. That % of wealth has never been seen since (even some of the billionaires today don't have that % of wealth and buying power). Great job--keep up the wonderful historical homes. Sadly, we have lost that dedication to art and architecture to quick-profit and cheaply built homes.

[@erikvanconover]

Thank you for sharing that history!!

[@andrea6421]

Wow! This is the best tour I’ve ever seen of the breakers! Love this home, thanks for an awesome video 😊

[@alainkessler3247]

Impressive. Great video. Such attention to detail is magnificent

[@Рональд-п5ю]

Hearing the phrase "after a long time spent in the saddle..." I almost cried... from laughter

[@waynereay314]

You definitely have the most in depth tour of t breakers!!! Great video and information!!!

[@nospin1394]

This video made me a subscriber. Seen pictures, seen video’s but never one like yours. Thanks for your in-depth look of this “summer cottage.”

[@TheTitanic1991]

What a great experience to be able to see the interior of this extraordinary house. I love that someone like you gives visibility to great historical places, unfortunately a lot of work is still needed to raise awareness in society about the importance of preserving these great buildings that leave us with great learning. I send you a big greeting from Colombia and I would like to see you do an episode about Lynnewood Hall in the future.

[@dantaylor4953]

Nice work showcasing an iconic American home.

[@brickarchitekt835]

Love this series and also your appreciation for spirituality and class

[@allisonkosman]

Loving these tours ❤ keep em coming!! I appreciate you !

[@craigc1879]

Wonderful presentation, amazing place. I am amazed how you know the words to all the things inside this home. You have really done a lot of research.

[@erikvanconover]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@EmM-zy2zu]

Oh my ! Thank you Erik ! ✨

[@batmayn]

absolutely incredible

[@Ununoctium-]

I did not know I would end up watching all 47 minutes in one go... Great tour and house!

[@Gavren]

I hope more museums allow for this type of exposure. Surreal to see inside this place I would have otherwise not known existed

[@amode8761]

Truely incredible and it’s awesome to know these are accessible to the public to visit. I had to search where this is in the US and looks like there’s other grand estates to visit around there… I’ll have to dedicate a US trip solely for this area to check those publicly accessible out