Incredible abandoned Portuguese MILLIONAIRES MANSION - Thousands of ANTIQUES left behind

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In this weeks’ episode, we explore one of the most unreal abandoned places in Portugal to date. Somewhere hidden in a rural town in Portugal, lies this majestic abandoned millionaire's mansion, with everything left behind. This incredible property used to belong to a notorious and well-known Portuguese count, who was part of a noble family. Why the building was left behind completely untouched remains unknown for us. Explore together with us, as we venture our way inside.
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Abandoned Portugal: Incredible abandoned Portuguese MILLIONAIRES MANSION (Everything Left Behind)
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[@Explomo]

It's time for a LIVE première again! 🍿 Tomorrow this abandoned Portuguese millionaire's mansion will drop and we'll be chatting live with all of you! Click the reminder “bell” button to be notified when the video premieres tomorrow. Make sure to don't miss out on this one as it will be one for the books 😎 Stay safe and lots of love to you all. Maureno & Remon

[@amiraramadhania4868]

this time i really enjoying watching you guys,explore the beautiful uniqe place and stuff,ornament also magnificent furniture..the blue plate,the chair,the sewing machine?hmm...love it so much thanks for the video and thumbs up for you(how about remon?what it's taste of lamb stomach?or u OK??ha..ha hope u'll OK) ; )

[@user-is5pj4yc1u]

انا من اشد المعجبين ولكن لاتوجد ترجمة انا من العراق شكرا

[@rowiemilanes7106]

Can’t wait to see this.

[@eloyshall8656]

Sorry to hear about Danny. Glad you guys are ok otherwise. Really beautiful place. You guys done a AMAZING job ! Looks like it was worth it, besides Danny getting hurt. Hugs sent to all of you and be safe.

[@mmiguelsillvaa]

Count of Vila de Conde was a very important man in Portugal. He reached high ranks in the army and died at the age of 50. But I believe that this house has someone to take care of it I know where it is I am almost sure that someone is still going home 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@clairesims7275]

Just when you think you have seen the most stunning places, there’s this. It is spectacular. The different pictures and photos I would think are from different generations of the family. There is no doubt that the things inside that home are worth an absolute fortune and indeed some really need to be in a museum. Let’s hope this never gets robbed or vandalised. You are both so caring and gentle and it’s lovely to to see the respect you have . This was an absolute gem 💎 🌹

[@darioschena3052]

Bellissimo mi meraviglio che sia rimasto intatto per tutto questo tempo, sembra un museo🤷😄😄

[@tonyalee487]

I absolutely love your channel. And you're such a sweet person with a lot of manners. Great job!!!

[@chairunnisaksulaiman5864]

Well information & well done

[@ES.Forgotten]

WOAH!! We both were the first explores to film this Mansion 🤘😜 It's so incredible, and I'll never forget this place 👌 Just hoping it doesn't get destroyed

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Danny, Yes, you are right, I fully agree to you, it's a breathtakingly amazing location. - Let's hope for the best. Stay safe and take care!

[@donnabarden9644]

Question how do you do that? If you found it other's will also thank's to technology. We know not all share your philosophy of DOING NO HARM basically. I would LOVE to do this shit!!!

[@filipemota5960]

This house most be protected how did you got in doh

[@Crystal_Abbott-jn6xs]

Hey Danny. Watching some vintage Explomo and here you are! Lovely to see you.

[@michellelindsay5727]

Gasoline in a glass was used to clean oil and grease off of skin, clothing and equipment. My uncle who is in his 90’s uses gasoline for this purpose.

[@MsCristyn83]

Everything is very clean. I think someone is taking care of family values. :) I imagine how wonderful Christmas was in this home.

[@fleetwoodray]

The best way to find out if a property is "abandoned" is to see if anyone is paying the property taxes. If the taxes are up to date, then it's not abandoned. But if taxes are delinquent not by just 1 year but for many years, then yes it's abandoned. Back taxes maybe too much, more than what property is worth.

[@billiebluesheepie2907]

I love the natural homes that haven’t been spoiled. The houses that have not been explored already by photographers, setting up scenes, are always the best. Do you think you will ever find a house with more bottles? Love your videos especially when we cannot go out because of the virus. I would love to watch some of your travel vlogs too, especially the countryside of these countries as I use a wheelchair and cannot get out easily.

[@mariacanto1871]

billieblue Sheepie the Portuguese love their wine, I know because I am Portuguese!

[@CheirodeRicaPagandoPouco]

I'm so emotional right now! My grandmother had a sewing machine like this! We're brazilian and it's so cool to see how our Family roots influences our culture, estetic and furniture choices!!! All this furniture os so 'our stuff''! Thank you very much for this gourgeous gift! God bless you!!!

[@sinsiist]

In more recent times (from the 50’s onward, when life became more modernized) people who live in houses like this, rarely inhabit bigger rooms, only in festive times, or if they do it’s just the basic and it’s usually where they keep things from ancestors. This house in specific must have become a vacation house, shared by the descendants, but now there might be problems with inheritances. Time goes by and family becomes estranged as it gets bigger... Also, it’s usual to see collections of painted plates hanging on walls in Portugal. The man and woman in the portraits from the 18th century is D. João VI and D. Carlotta Joaquina, kings of portugal. You are very sweet and respectful. Thank you for your efforts and sharing. Keep on!!

[@KikaGuimaraes]

True, and you can also see Queen D. Amélia and King D. Carlos I of Portugal in smaller portraits and Prince Luís Filipe above them. I really don't think that this house is abandoned. By the way, the pig is to roast chouriço in aguardente. :)

[@connielong7475]

What an unhappy ending to an unbelievable explore. The mansion was outstanding, your delivery remarkable. Thank you for the tour of a place with furnishings I will never have the opportunity to see otherwise. These were definitely some of the most exquisite and valuable furnishings and it's a treat that you young men are so aware of the value of the antiques and china and crystal. Your explores are relaxing and thrilling at the same time 🦋

[@grandmacarla4258]

I really enjoyed spending a little over an hour with you both. The mansion is my favorite of all the other favorites you have explored. The furniture, dishes, statuettes etc are all very special and some very rare. I love the tile work on the walls and wish you had spent a little time showing it. You did a superb job of showing so many details. I can well understand that you spent 4 hrs there. Bet (if you had time) you could have spent 4 days exploring all the little details. Wonderful find. Wow, what an Easter present for all of us. Thank you!

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much Carla! Hope you enjoyed the early-access feature as being one of our loyal Patreon supporters. Hope you had a wonderful Easter! So glad you enjoyed the perspective & style in which we showed you this mansion. And like you say, we could've spent way and way longer inside of this place. You are so welcome!

[@audreykotze953]

Tnx u so much... I appreciate ur effir... I was stunned with the antiques.... Priceless.. Rare I'm in Love..... Peace fro Capte Town🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️💯

[@maryknuth634]

What an amazing place! I would die for the china it’s stunning and so valuable. I hope it’s not lost to time. The family “Coat of Arms” is impressive! Thank you for the chance to see such a place!

[@giselferrer]

@@Explomo I watched this Vídeo 1st time And was Great ! But The Best part was You attitude about The details ! You hace changed in a year ! Even your hair and Body ! Please check this vídeo ! Hug's from México.

[@kathybell7407]

Wow wow wow!!! This was the mother of all explores!!! The beauty of the entire home was amazing!! Thank goodness you weren’t caught! Thank you sooo much! Please take care of your selves With Love Kathy Washington state

[@pmp2542]

I really liked the hotel/dining/pool exercise stuff. The background info of what y'all do is interesting. Do it some more and I will contribute to Patreon. Hello from Georgia USA!!!

[@shaarasjournal4470]

Regards from Sri Lanka... It's very very rare to find such kind of abandoned properties here.its really sad such kind of places are vanishing uselessly... Anyway, your respectful view on these kinds of places make us to watch and wonder...

[@flaviosilvasilva4619]

Hey Guys! October 2021 and I am watching this for the fourth time! Just to clear some little things: 21:46 - That pig is a chorizo pig burner. It burns only with alcohol 22:23 - The Creamer has the theme "Excelsior" is dated from late 19th century / early 20th century from the Real Fábrica de Louças de Sacavém - really expensive and rare theme. 27:45 - Only decorative, made of metal, very popular here in victorian era 28:14 - The ceilings we call it Coffin Ceilings 34:29 - That portrait on the wall with the yellow roses is Queen Amelia D'Orleans, married to Carlos I of Portugal. She was queen of Portugal since 1889 to 1908 when her husband, the king, was shot to death in Lisbon 37:12 - The portuguese crown of the last monarchs 39:45 - Here she is again. Queen Amelia D'Orleans and the king Carlos de Bragança (Carlos I) This was to show how loyal they were to the royal family. The pictures and frames were gifts to the nobles of that time. Hope to be of use. Hugs from Portugal.

[@lsabelcochofel6318]

The big painting of a beautiful lady, is Amelie d'Orléans, the last queen of Portugal, who get married to king Carlos I, murdered on February first 1908 at Praça do Comércio in Lisbon.

[@marthasave7000]

Very interesting& beautiful place,enjoy what you two young men do, you have the best touring l have seen, love you guys oh and love how respectful you are of the property.

[@cat-mum-Jules]

Isabel thank you for sharing that.

[@cat-mum-Jules]

@@marthasave7000 they are so lovely aren't they

[@evelynlobos1354]

murdered...who killed her

[@tatianaalbuquerque9689]

@@evelynlobos1354 She wasn't the one killed, her husband the King was. With that Portugal was no longer a monarchy and 2 years later became a democracy

[@celia1610]

The porcelain pig is used to roast "chouriço". You put alcohol inside and set it on fire and then the chouriço in the stripes. And yes, I would eat on those blue plates, I think beautiful things should be used as they were made for.

[@SRay-or3nc]

I would eat on those beautiful plates, too.

[@margarethhannah6126]

Agree

[@kaleighschaefer7400]

Exactly! My thoughts are also... you can’t take it with you so you better enjoy it while you’re here!

[@SRay-or3nc]

The most wonderful thing about your explores is you get to experience such wonderful places and share them with us. You guys are so young and now you have all these experiences that will make you so much more well-rounded.I can only imagine what wonderful humans you will become because of your explores and the respect you show them. What a wonderful foundation for your future. Peace be with you always 🙏

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Sandy, At first greetings from Switzerland! - And - yes, I also fully agree to every word, you say about these amazing boys. I couldn't have expressed my feelings about them better! - They are a pure pleasure to watch. - Stay safe in these insecure times. - Blessings and kindest regards.

[@SRay-or3nc]

Thanks Willy😊

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Ha, you jumped up over 50,000 subscribers! A far cry from the 12,000 you had just a few months ago. Your channel is growing fast and you deserve it. Another very well done explore and excellent video.

[@traceynahill5268]

What a magnificent home. It's so sad that things have been left but it seems as though someone is taking care of the things inside. I hope no one finds this house and vandalize it. Your content is perfect!

[@arbis3633]

Love how the windows have steps leading up to them. And the beautiful picture frames!! This is my favorite video that I have seen.

[@dorothyjones1129]

That picture with the hearts and flame is the sacred heart is very special in the Catholic religion

[@dlodge4966]

Dorothy Jones OMG sooooo beautiful and the picture of Jesus how it was worn by his arms. So many beautiful things

[@danagilmore2381]

I just recently discovered your show. Love it. I respect the fact that you and your other explorers all are respectful to your audience and the property you are exploring. Thanks for exploring

[@nancysmith2295]

Amazing condition! It's nice to see the old updates made over the years. The lovely wash basin. The older early 1900's electrical adaption with exterior wiring. The kitchen with a blend of old and new as in the stove. All the beautiful built in cupboards designed with keyed locks. The crack in the wall in the nursery was a hint of damage. I wonder if it could be converted for public showing. It would be worth it! I'd pay. There are people who might travel to see it.

[@xinhag]

The big painting it was a Portuguese princess/queen of Portugal. Excelente work. There’s still Royal Portuguese families in Portugal... why is this happens?! There’s things which they were memories and belongs of royal family. Why they don’t care about this, about Portuguese history. Marvelous video. Thanks my friend.

[@joharmon2148]

It was great seeing you all together again. This house is so well organized. The chapel was so beautiful, All things in this house are definitely of the most high quality. I couldn't stop saying WOW

[@Crystal_Abbott-jn6xs]

This was fun, thank you. I believe you are old souls in young bodies. The appreciation and respect you show is heartwarming. I love the endless wonder in your voices! Bravo. 👏 So glad you didn’t get caught but sorry Danny got hurt. ❤❤❤❤🤗🔥🍽️

[@KTkryst]

Beautiful place! Love all the rare furniture and paintings on the wall.

[@myawalker6785]

I have watched you guys for months and I'm just so obsessed with abandoned and cultured places. Lucky you guys are.

[@sandrasandra9046]

These places are incredible!! You guys are awesome etc... and so respectful, humble and mature for ur age!! Keep exploring!!!

[@annsmith4739]

Hi both it’s Ann omg what a wonderful beautiful place ,you think you have seen the best but it’s always amazes me .So much I love ,the furniture the paintings an much more .Thank you both for taking us around with you guys,stay safe much love Ann uk xxxx

[@matthewduquette]

New to your channel. It’s truly been allowing me to pass time through this quarantine period. Thank you for your amazing content. I love and admire the way the both of you respect the glory and memory of these abandoned homes. Where can I donate? You both are the absolute best! 👍🏼

[@sandlapper1]

The Blue Willow china was my mother's favorite. She also had the set. It came from Japan. The picture on the china tells a story. I don't think that the china in your video is that same story that my mother had. Hers was a picture of a young girl caring for a water buffalo. She had fallen in love with a young boy that her father disapproved of and he turned the boy into the buffalo. The brokenhearted young girl spent the rest of her life looking after the buffalo. I must say that I did not like the story and so did not like the china. I am not sure which family member ended up with the china but I am sure it is worth quite a bit by now as it would be about 80 years old. Thanks for showing these houses. I am impressed.

[@crunchietoesieattoes4487]

@Elizabeth McLean. I have a Blue Willow chinaware tray, has 2 birds, a beautiful house, boat and some trees. It made in England 1883. I'm antique lovers. The story is about a two lovers that the parents disapproval, one die and the lover commit suicide. And for the love the turn to two beautiful birds. Amazing... All in the house worth millions of money. The family should go back the house and pick up some furnitures chinaware then do and auction. They are mostly antiques. Anyway thank you Explomo and your team's to show me all the abandon house. Thank God both of you guys are safe. You know in other country imprisonment is the worst one. There laws is different than our country. Keep Exploring!!!

[@catb-w5212]

I was just thinking that my girlfriend had something very beautiful 🐈

[@christinadn1819]

ELIZABETH MCLEAN I think that's the story of Saïdjah and Adinda you are talking about!

[@DulceN]

That’s the Blue Willow pattern and has been reproduced with some variations by many porcelain msnufacturers around the world, not just Japan.

[@audreyalbert5981]

My family also had a set of the Blue Willow china. It was made in Japan, also. It was given to my parents back in the 1940's.

[@barbarawalker7796]

This is by far the best adventure y'all have undertaken.,

[@dlodge4966]

My brain hurts from the amount of stuff in there! I am in shock! The beautiful things are priceless...thanks guys for another fantastic find.

[@richardwells6945]

So many beautiful things in this mansion! The mini chapel is absolutely stunning!

[@Fawzia87H]

I like your kindness and how mindful you are of people's belonging. Stay blessed

[@alegnalavieenrose8120]

You guys are so respectful it makes my heart all warm and fuzzy. Love the passion you guys have for history and old art and furniture.

[@deliciouscravingsbyaczapata]

I love how you guys present and shows every details and things of the mansion house. Thank you for that.

[@marthahiggins3291]

You guys are so cute and I really appreciate how respectful you are. I wish I could find a good reference for architectural, furniture and art elements terms to recommend. Considering how interested you are it would be fun and helpful! Thank you!

[@katehezaleyreazon4569]

I love the way you treat the house, very detailed just the way I like.. so far explomo is the best vlogger of old houses I’ve ever watched.. keep it up guys..👍🏻🥰

[@vilmadeguzman9304]

D best bloggers so far ....real talk.humble.appreciative.respectful.natural....etc...keep safe🙏

[@ludivinasalinas3730]

What an amazing place. One of a kind. I hope someone saved it. It's priceless. Sorry for the scare. Glad you got out ok. That lamb dish looked delicious. Thanks guys for all the effort and stress you have to go thru sometimes. God bless y'all.❤🙏🏼

[@SRay-or3nc]

The whole place is wonderful, but that kitchen is outstanding!! Wonderful job!

[@NazareAmorim]

In the past, benzene was used to clean men's suits, when rubbing with a cloth soaked the stains would come out.

[@mariahelenatietjen5427]

Daí o ditado : " Ai, ai , nem com benzina sai " . I do it very often to take greasy stains out of furniture , clothes and remove traces of glue from items , prices on CDs, books , etc .

[@Murfs_Niche]

To open the opposite side of a cabinet, there is often a small clip or lever inside on top, bottom or middle to press to open that side of the cabinet. The little bowl with a handle in the China closet wouldn't b err an ash tray, it would be for treats/candy or foods like olives, etc.. what a gorgeous place with beautiful furniture & furnishings! I'm glad you made it out of the area before the Police maybe arriving. Thanks for a great video! 🙋‍♀️👌

[@jennstrauser6439]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful and thank you for being so respectful to the property and not taking anything or breaking anything. You guys are just wonderful. ❤

[@nancyedwards9603]

I would use all of those dishes. What good is having all those beautiful dishes and not using them? This is a gorgeous house. More important than how much things cost was that this house was well loved.

[@nancysmith2295]

I think they used all of them. Some everyday. Some for entertaining.

[@christinedianesmith3639]

I have watched every video you guys have posyed. I am in awe of the integrity you have when checking these places out. You are the only channel that I have went back and watched all of the videos posted. I am proud to say I am a true follower. And as soon as I go back to work and catch stuff up , I will be buying something from your merch store. I will proudly wear it too

[@michellelindsay5727]

Thanks for always being respectful of other’s property. My grandmother only sewed with her Singer machine. That piece of china that you said was used as an “ashtray” was used for relishes or candy; it has a handle so you can serve your guests. These people loved their family.❤️

[@marciatrapuzzano8742]

Unbelievable explore. Beautiful mansion....untouched. Sorry it had to end. Hope any injuries from the escape are healing. Thanks for bringing us yet another great adventure.

[@omarhamid3638]

Nice personal touch at the beginning at the hotel with breakfast and the pool! It’s like a travel vlog too, which is fantastic 😊 Loved this exploration and its amazing how over years these abandoned properties can still have such elegance. Mansions or ordinary your enthusiasm and attention to detail really is exceptional. Scary ending and hope Danny’s hand is better. You’re right, you never know what can happen in those situations. However, it was still a very happy hour spent in your company with a cup of coffee on a rainy Sunday in quarantine- which is 👌

[@cjchilders1409]

Your videos just get better and better! You guys are really GREAT. Keep going and put more videos out there

[@evelynlobos1354]

such a beautiful place...have you investigated the family background...and why it was left abandonded

[@sheilalbrown8518]

This video was so very awesome all those antiques and the whole place was so beautiful. Nice job guys your the best!❤

[@hutchlinda9]

The Singer sewing machine was made in USA. My father's parents were from Madeira Island. I am from Maryland, USA, and I love your vids. You do a terrific job showing off the best parts of these lovely buildings.

[@theresabrandt131]

You both are the best. So much compaction in your videos. Really enjoyed spending an hr with you two. This was an amazing video.

[@aleczasyreal5443]

So amazing can't believed what you've found out there. I can't tell any words but marvelous things inside that house.

[@chatalaine]

I so enjoy seeing the kitchens, dining areas , baths! Love to see how people lived be it yesterday or 1200 years ago.

[@karendurbin9460]

I know that a lot of people have commented, but I have to thank you for exploring this mansion! It is so beautiful, I just am in love with this home. Great find, both of you, I thank you. Stay safe and well.

[@marandakind3880]

OMG wonderful , loved the workout and the swim and the great explore. Fabulous job.

[@elizabethtorres6069]

24:42 Explomo you know I love fireplaces, but this one blew my mind! Never seen this type of style or design. Maybe Medieval Gothic? This is the style I would get. The Crest looks weird with the UK Crown Lion on the far right? There must be another piece missing, maybe removed to hide the family's identity, probably the family needed to be Relocated for their own protection. Hoping they are all well and safe from harm.

[@SRay-or3nc]

I thought there was something off-kilter about that lion on the crest, too.

[@flaviosilvasilva4619]

Hello! The style is Estado Novo as we say in portugal "Salazarista" referring to our dictator Salazar. It was the style it was in vogue in during his regime and expanded by public building across the country. It looks from 1930 to 1950 or so. They had it redone or built on that time frame. The crest is (I think) of the counts of Figueiró, a family really closed to the Royal Family in Portugal by the time of king Carlos I. The crown and the lion are symbols of the real importance of the family. The shape of the crown is important as well. Hugs from Portugal, Flávio

[@rodagrail3231]

Love u 2 guys together...u work very well as a team...very casual but both diligent. Great video...thx

[@davilianobostonma7669]

so cool! Thank You! The blue and white transferware china is english 1820's. The round fancy art on the wall is a relic. All the little parts are made from Parts of Saints! Extremley rare. Most of the stuff in this house is a treasure!

[@hayleyratcliffe5920]

You are both so brave exploring different places lov your respect in their properties keep save and carry on your amazing adventures xx

[@kaleighschaefer7400]

You guys are by far my favorite explorers! You’re so caring and thoughtful during your adventures. You can also tell you’re both educated and your comments don’t annoy me like other explorers. This is the first video I have watched, can’t wait to watch more!

[@RakeuAkemi]

I loved this video! the place is beautiful and incredible. I loved to accompany the trip and the meals. the customs are really different in each country. good to know that in the end everything was fine. Take care.

[@pepol-urbex]

Beautiful place. You are number one

[@kenziealexis8476]

The beautiful blue decorative plates are Delft and was made mostly for decoration not to eat from...

[@1028dianemarie]

You would think these guys being Dutch would recognize that.

[@mariahelenatietjen5427]

@@1028dianemarie , they don’t know much about antiquities and history but they are really respectful and sweet.

[@1028dianemarie]

@Sirlei Silva Aprender Ingles 😊

[@gilbertestrada4182]

Great video! Lots of nice vintage an antique items!

[@nightwolf1634]

now this is one beautiful home. One of the best i have ever seen.

[@bettietso1005]

Beautiful documentation and keep on coming up with more abandon mansions thank you.

[@lindarickard1121]

So wonderful, that this home hasn’t been destroyed and trashed., I hate when people ruin these places!

[@gaylaconnolly8023]

You guys are so funny and adorable. I love your descriptions and teasing each other about stuff, also the fact that you're dreamers too. I think that's why we enjoy this stuff we like to dream about what life would have been like to be one of those people. Keep doing what you do. ❤🙌❤

[@apituleykerry2771]

Lovely Place😘😘😘😘😘😘 Love The Story Too Love It...Love It...Love It❤❤❤ Aweeesssoooomeeeeeee Keep Up Guys...Be Save😍😍😍

[@ModupeAyodele]

Missed the last live stream but watch the replay can't wait for this new video to see where you 're taking us this time. Stay safe guys!! Ready and waiting!! Whow that was a wonderful place full of goodies. Everything was exquisite from the furniture to the ceilings, architecture and art. Glad you got out safe. The food looked delicious guys. Stay safe!!

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Explomo, I am already very much looking forward to this explore video. - Seems to be interesting. - Take care and kindest regards.

[@sharonmiller8132]

Wow, that place really was beautiful! It's nice to finally see an untouched time capsule, so exciting to see. I'm so glad you all made it out safe and I hope Mr. Moreno's hand heals up with no infections. I'm so glad you guys were able to document that place as much as you could. thank you for that perfect adventure.

[@piper6541]

Next to the fireplace in that room, the chapel was Incredible!!!

[@giovannaabreu4990]

I love your channel, wonderful videos and beautiful places! Strong hug from Brazil🇧🇷❤

[@halwright8081]

I fell in love with this place. Great video, guys.

[@maryjohnson2674]

Glad you two made it out safely, I really enjoy watching your videos, you two are so adorable, you really can explain things when you go to the houses. Can you tell me where are the people or their children, I believe you said it's been empty since the 70's .please be careful and be bless.

[@melinakristinmercury9586]

Im so speechless as I can bee....overwhelming, thank u alout your very sweet guys....much love to you 💕🌷

[@barbsnyder3579]

I think this was your find of all so far. What a gem of a house. There were so many things you couldn't possibly see everything. I will have to watch the video again just to see what I missed. I was in awe of the paintings throughout the house. All those wall cuboards were so neat, everyone having a key to unlock it. At the end, when I realized you had abruptly stopped filming I was scared you had been caught. Please guys be more careful. You got just a little careless with taking flash photos so close to the street. Who knows what the police would have done to you? You were trespassing. You must take more care to be descreet. Fantastic video. My husband and I were absolutely on the edges of our chairs watching your every move in anticipation. Thank you for taking us on this unbelievable journey. Frank & Barb 🇺🇸

[@RandomRetr0]

Can’t believe it’s so untouched! Amazing find!

[@Airedale2001]

Wow !!! What an amazing place you have found , a real gem . So much history there, so good to see it and good that there is no vandalism. Thankyou for showing this to us , some beautiful furniture left there . I hope you were all ok at the end and you friend Danny is ok . I hope your dinner of lamb was nice 🤔 , I not sure about that !! As always I look forward to your next explore and I really hope you guys do another live stream while we are all still on " lockdown " , so much nice weather and we have to stay home but it will be hopefully over soon . Keep well and stay safe guys and thankyou again for this amazing explore 👍😊☮🌍

[@boohenry5150]

What a wonderful walk through of such an historical mansion. You guys hit it out of the park with this one. You showed it so well. You two work together perfectly, which always makes your videos very interesting. Love the way you explain things step by step. Nice job and thank you.

[@bjbrown]

You make such lovely and careful videos. I really enjoy your explorations. Please bring more!

[@UpsetGranny-yr5wn]

Loved this mansion. Whole place as elegant and lovely.

[@denisefrog1687]

Absolutely stunning place! Thank-you for taking your time on this one! Wow that was a close one, I'm so glad you guys made it out of there safely! 👍

[@christineingram55]

What a beautiful explore for you lads..it’s nice to see some her so untouched and there are some beautiful Ornaments in that locked cabinet..You would only display the bowl with the angel on as it’s no doubt very old and expensive to replace too..Most of the pieces in there are worth a lot of money,maybe about or poss a bit more than you guessed.There was some gorgeous old antique pieces of furniture throughout too..Great find..I hope your friend was not too badly hurt and is on the mend ..Stay safe lads 😀

[@politicgal408]

That was a very common sewing machine, it wasn't for the wealthier. Singer was the premier sewing machine company until 1980, when they shut their plant in Elizabeth New Jersey in the USA. Issac Singer fell madly in love with Isadora Duncan and was devastated when she died in a freak choking accident while driving!

[@lynncorvillion7557]

I just found this site. You guys are amazing! Love this!

[@terra7066]

He was not from a Portuguese Noble family , his name was José Fernando Carneiro Leão and he was the Count of Vila Nova de São José , Empire of Brazil. He married a Portuguese woman and that might have been their house in Portugal but they probably lived in Brazil because their noble titles were from there and their trades and businesses were also there. pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Fernando_Carneiro_Le%C3%A3o

[@leito1257]

The name is Portuguese , he could be living in Brazil. And definitely it was a royalty.

[@leito1257]

Brazil didn’t have royalties, Brazil royals was from Portugal 🇵🇹 who move to Brazil for diferente reason.

[@terra7066]

@@leito1257 He was Royalty in Brazil not in Portugal , there is and never was a title of Count of Vila Nova de São José in the Portuguese Royal House , he could not trade or have noble titles in Portugal. Emperor Peter I of Brazil was Queen Maria II of Portugal father and he could not attend Royal or public events , Peter I was only allowed to move from Paris to Lisbon , where he died , when he got ill but he lived hidden from the guests eyes in a backyard Pavilion of Queluz Royal Palace. Like the Brazilian emperor they were not welcome because they were slave traders. pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Fernando_Carneiro_Le%C3%A3o Portugal was ruled by the Royal House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha that like the British branch became very touchy about slavery , for them the Brazilian relatives brought nothing but shame to the family due to the slavery and Peter I life style. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Saxe-Coburg_and_Gotha There was no Count of Vila Nova de São José in Portugal . Here the Countships of the Portuguese Royal Houses of Burgundy , Avis , Braganza and Saxe-Coburg and Gotha en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countships_in_Portugal There are pictures of Queen Amelie of Portugal in the house and that means that the last persons that lived there were the Count of Vila Nova de são José grandchildren or great grandchildren.

[@sharonfauber2118]

You guys are so respectful of these old things. Thank you for showing us. 💜🤗

[@capecod50s]

Yes ... I would love to dine on that lovely blue dinner ware. The large bowl shaped piece on the top shelf is a soup tureen. There were dinner plates and serving platters. The colors and quality are amazing 🥰.

[@dinahmaebaldoza8086]

Oh my G!! This mansion so crazy wonderful.. 😱😱..thank you so much guys for the beautiful video..i really enjoyed it..

[@stacynoxa2932]

Now this is beautiful

[@irishemerald7796]

HI explomo , this place was breathtaking i loved it all just cant believe it was left like that with everything still in it , loved the fireplace and art work , it was an amazing find thank you for sharing ,glad you all got out ok , eating the lamb stomach good on you,but yuk .lol . glad your both well , well done on your exam .