He Lived Alone For 50 Years ~ Abandoned Home Hidden Deep in a Forest

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Aime lived a very secluded life, a very contemplated life, and a very meditative one. This was his ideal life. In the year 1958 Mister Aime Gerblo divorced his former wife and wanted a new life. He decided that he wanted to live far away from civilization. He set out on a quest and build a tiny house on top of a mountain on the outskirts of a small picturesque French town. Mister Aime Gerblo lived here alone for over 5 decades, but he didn’t mind, he was happy with the way his life was and he enjoyed the time by himself a lot. He filled his days with creative work, he loved to paint, read and write. His life consisted of simplicity and self-sufficiency. After his passing in the year 2012, the house got abandoned for some time, it was too secluded for most people, but by surprise, after more than a year of abandonment, an Arabian Family bought it in the year 2014 and transformed it into their vacation home. There influence is to be seen all over the inside and outside of the house, But it didn’t last for long because only a year later they abandoned it already and never came back to this place. Perhaps the house will find a new lover, but most likely it will rest forever and commit to it’s marriage with Mother Nature.
Let’s explore this wonderful place today and relive the lives of the former occupants.
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Filmed by Lesley
Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) ‪@ES.Forgotten‬
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[@tinaalonzo9637]

Am I the only one who just wants to go clean and repair EVERYTHING? Maybe I'm crazy, but every time I watch one of these videos, I seriously just want to repair the damage and clean the trash and polish the furniture. 😆

[@goopah]

Yes, I'm wondering how much money it would cost to buy this place, just so I could do exactly that. South of France though. Probably expensive, even just for the land.

[@tinaalonzo9637]

@@goopah yeah, in sure it's expensive. Which is sad, because it's just wasting away. All the love put into it and the beauty, and it'll just slowly rot. 🥺

[@michelehice8338]

Was my first thought was to clean it up..so sad it's wasting away

[@NailHeavenAshford]

No you are not. I’d love to get it lovely again.

[@kathysahs3630]

Take me with you! I would love this place!

[@woodrowcall3269]

The ornate work on the furniture is incredible. It must have been absolutely beautiful in it prime. Sad to see such craftsmanship being so neglected.

[@ramonameischner9861]

That furniture is absolutely gorgeous as it is now it's totally preserved I can understand that with the house being all open like that with the elements. I am absolutely in awe! Isn't there a way he can buy that house as is and make it his own? I'd be looking into that

[@amybahner4534]

I agree!

[@frankd119]

9u

[@kittywillson7887]

Omgoodness, I wish someone could clean this place and put the furniture in a museum 😩

[@jonathanmosher72]

@@kittywillson7887 All the dark furniture is 1960s and 1970s "gothic" revival. You can tell by the styles and especially the mortise locks, hardware, and the little railing around the shelves is classic 1960s.

[@ranaemad684]

You are the only explorer who review places in calm interesting manners and I love how stable the shooting is and how you open drawers for details and treating everything with good manners 🙏🏻

[@sallyandersen8729]

Tina Alonzo, no, you're not the only one. This home should be turned into a museum. It beautiful. All those antique furniture should be refurbished. Amazing place.

[@oyenations162]

No one these days have the patience to craft like that. Also why do people junk up their own environment with stuff? It's really crazy.

[@jonathanmosher72]

It's all late 20th century gothic revival furniture, I believe made in the 1960 or 1970s. You can tell by the mish mash of styles.

[@______9322]

This channel is a great way to develop a special sensibility for the objects we as human create. Everything has a story. Those things are pieces of life.

[@lulumoon6942]

Agreed, they are reflective of a time and place that cannot ever be recreated again...

[@belindamackey482]

I can’t believe no one has gotten this home and restored it it’s beautiful

[@teptime]

I can't believe nobody's stolen the furniture. The carpet on the wall behind the bed looks of a type which is very valuable, but one must examine the underside to be sure.

[@karinseybold7524]

might be haunted...🤔

[@aananimity]

@@teptime looks like some things have been gone through, enough to throw stuff on the ground.

[@thomasnguyen7932]

@@karinseybold7524 yep, I believe so!!!

[@emmateixido4738]

@@karinseybold7524 that’s what I thinking 🤔

[@Mar-bz9ys]

Sometimes I would really love to know more about the people whom lived in the house, especially this one. It can leave such a sad feeling and I guess just want to know if they were ok? The furniture is just incredible to say the least. I hope I can find info on possibly were it came from. Your videos are so amazing! Especially this one. Thank you so much for sharing. Lisa

[@TheKim369]

I think I always want to know more about former occupants. I was struck with this one by all the plastic lawn chairs just outside the house, so incongruente with all the amazing furniture and items inside.

[@sheilakethley5351]

My absolute dream home! I appreciate the respectful way you talk about the former inhabitants!

[@cynthismanning6397]

Oh my God. How enchanting. I resonate with this man so much because I live alone and have most of my life and I live in a charming little cottage. Mine is not secluded but I do enjoy being alone and understand this man.

[@beverlybalius9303]

I have lived most of my Life alone, i am older now… Alone is good, peaceful. No one to hurt you…. I have 3 dogs and a cat. I am happy.

[@cynthismanning6397]

@@beverlybalius9303My sister

[@miaash3870]

The most peaceful life is to live alone!

[@juliapatriciaallerjeria7962]

No.. me agrada la soledad ....

[@lusimyer]

If people enjoy being alone I understand. I just feel so sad that the property just gets left behind abandoned to rot away.

[@lea862b6]

He was a very lucky man to live in such peace with nature. I wish I could be so lucky. And that amazing furniture should be in a museum. What a beautiful place.

[@QUEENofHEARTZ1973]

agree about the peaceful, but makes me think he lived here 50 years alone, must have been lonely after a while

[@daryl9799]

@@QUEENofHEARTZ1973 loneliness is a illusion even people with tons of friends can feel alone.

[@daisychain3007]

I wish that I could find some abandoned property.

[@QUEENofHEARTZ1973]

Truth just look at Robin Williams 💔😢

[@kathidori8504]

Maybe he kept a dog. With dogs you are never alone.🙂

[@user-eh4qw9ky1b]

Очень милый дом, наполненный антикварной красивой мебелью выглядит очень колоритно . А Природа вокруг выше всяких похвал. Я бы хотела жить в таком доме, и чтобы вокруг буйствовала чудесная природа.

[@janbarker9773]

It breaks my heart that so many beautiful homes are just abandoned and left to decay.

[@lynnem.1859]

I can close my eyes.....and imagine how he lived here, how he thought and believed,, how he was so creative and was so lucky to be happy within himself. God bless him and you for being so respectful.

[@Madambroochkina]

Hi. Thanks for this amazing video. I just wanted to mention this is not an Arabian house. The home owners were Persian (Iranian) and the interesting part is that family picture on the wall is not his family those are Queen (Farah Pahlavi) and prince (Reza Pahlavi) of Iran before revolution in 1979. Just the little girl was one owners family. Judging by little girl standing beside king of Iran's family, the home owner must have been someone very close to royal family, close friend, high level military man, or someone working in the government

[@suzieseay3453]

I think you for your post. It adds more intriguing questions and answers about the house the place and the family that moved in from Iran

[@khaieladeemaddikenziealfon8779]

I can still recall that this was first explored by the explomo. It was still dirty n dusty then , i think belongs to the shah of iran when they ecaped. . I dont get it why it a little bit clean now n furnitures were arranged

[@esockell]

@@suzieseay3453 What an interesting piece of history to this amazing setting. Thank you for sharing.

[@sharifahhawaalrifaei1397]

tengkyu. yr story make sense

[@angeec.3312]

I love these videos, where man connects with the basics of nature, and restore ... even a tiny, derelict house to the habitable place it once was. It takes a unique person ... such as this old man.. to live alone for such a long time. When you reach a level where the trees and animals are your companion.. they silently speak to you, as the gentle winds blow through.

[@jamesschott2870]

So sad.......what's left of this mans life is of no real importance to anyone.......then desecrated by vandals.....thank you for sharing this and being so kind and respectful.......you are a gem young man.......we are after all only small mortal beings....and time waits nor cares for anyone...!

[@starglismann6879]

You’re such a gentleman, and I so enjoy your descriptive details that bring alive all your discoveries. I can imagine the way it was when the people lived there. Sometimes I feel sad that the owners are gone while their things are still here, oftentimes being disrespected & invaded by strangers. But you honor them. Thank you for cherishing their tangible memories. Blessings 🙏🏻💙💖💞

[@ramona_rami5643]

The mixture of the French and the Arabian style is incredibly beautiful, especially in a place you'd never expect to find it!!! I love art and architecture and I'm always glad to watch your wonderful explorations!! Thank you,Lesley, for this interesting episode!!!

[@BrosOfDecay]

It was my pleasure to bring you along on my adventure :)

[@vickievans6853]

@@BrosOfDecay thank you for bring us along , to see the beautiful places that you find to check out, such beautiful things , such a shame to see others treat them so bad S throwing them outside because they di not care or respect other peoples things, even if they are not here any more.I know I had some that caught me not at home and done that to me, would hate to live their life, what they bring back into they're lives, got to be literal hell, living in a head and body that does that to others.Thank you Gsin, may the Lord bless you on your travels.

[@HannaARTzink]

Beautiful little country gem, amazing furniture. Too bad it has already been a little vandalized. amazing find guys!

[@terrygeorge2426]

R razz

[@keywansaffari8540]

Is Iranian and French style. Not Arabian style

[@drewstevens2244]

As a carpenter myself i would absolutely love to have that furniture in my home because i can truly appreciate all those hundreds or even thousands of hours that was needed to create all that. Amazing find my friend.

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Exactly. how many hours of hard work of a true craftsman left to perish

[@cg4700]

The furniture in most places is always beautiful

[@troy5352]

Thank you for having so much passion and respect for what you do!!

[@kimtopp5984]

And feed the wood 💯❤️

[@rarelyobscure]

I've watched all these videos and never seen furniture quite like this. Similar yes but there is something about these pieces

[@moviebuff6490]

It is so strange how people leave everything behind, and so sad that so much trash is left too. Lesley, you are a nice person with a refined sense of style and a fun adventuresome life! Please keep making these!

[@jannepetersen4660]

Let me tell you why, they have to many money and to little respect for it, to lieve so many beautiful valuerable things behind just to decay or to the vandals, simply tells me that sometimes the wrong people has the money and the titles. Of course it must be a big adventure to travel the world seeking these abanded places, and not to forget for us who enjoy their explorings and knowledge while moving around. Often the heirs are figthing when the parents die and because of disagreements we all know how it ends, and that is bad behavior.

[@verucasalt9182]

In this case I really think is because they are filthy rich and that precious furniture is worthless to them because they can buy new one . If that house belonged to my ancestors I would have emptied it taken all the furniture not because I like it but because it’s worth a lot of money .

[@hezmydaddyo2722]

The old man died and the home was abandoned. Perhaps he had no family. Then others moved in a few years later but only stayed one year, he said. I’m wondering if they were squatters. I bet the wildlife including snakes and insects might be a bit much since it’s so overgrown. Not many people want to actually do the work it would take to refresh the property. I guess I wonder why it hasn’t been sold by now and have a new story to tell.

[@innaking7658]

How are you found out about this house are you knew people somehow interesting about your obsession ???

[@louisewilliams4676]

I want to know how he travel how did he get from point a to b like how do he get to the store to buy stuff and how do he pay his light bill monthly and how do he go and get food and bring it back home 🏡

[@marandakind3880]

Most excellent! I think the rugs on the walls probably helped keep the home warm. Thank you Lesley! :)

[@eveningstar777]

You, young man are every mothers delight to have their daughter bring home to introduced to them! (youre a credit to your parents) 😊

[@Debbie_Bcool]

What ever young lady gets him he is a treasure she would be very lucky indeed. I agree with you I would love for my daughter to bring home a young man just like him!

[@sharksport01]

Geez, take a cold shower.

[@Debbie_Bcool]

@@sharksport01 it's not anything like that. I am 64 please get your head out of the gutter hahaha.

[@sharksport01]

@@Debbie_Bcool My head isnt the one in the gutter.

[@aprilblossom9268]

I have often thought similarly - such character etc.. would like my granddaughter to meet someone so perfect

[@garssympa500]

This is my first of your videos. Do you ever just sit down and cry? I love that you speak softly as if in a church. Sacred reverence. Lovely.

[@jaxyab]

That's a lot of plastic chairs. An absolute GEM! I'm speechless at the beauty of the furniture.

[@ClaraSunshine]

From distance we can feel it was an adorable place. The love was in this house. Mr Aimé love is charming house and garden.

[@tarishapiro8451]

It’s sad how all that plastic is contaminating that beautiful countryside. Thank you for sharing this charming country house.

[@kenweis2291]

Worse things contaminating the earth than plastic LOL

[@rinacraig7307]

How absolutely amazing!!!!that place with all those antiques must be worth an absolute fortune just left to rot & decay out there!!! Can't believe that it hasn't all been carried off already! I feel so sad for the poor old man who must have been so broken by his divorce that he became a complete recluse with all his grandure never to worry about society again!! It realy makes one weep.

[@louisewilliams4676]

Sho do and soo far away from all

[@louisewilliams4676]

and who discovered him being there

[@sarahfarrell8214]

Lesley, the furniture is so beautiful!! You're so kind and respectful when you explore the homes that are forgotten. Stay safe!

[@michellelindsay5727]

Thank you so much for your beautiful commentary on this “tiny home”. It’s unfortunate that some people are disrespectful of others private dwellings. I always appreciate the up close explanations of the fascinating architecture, furniture, hidden rooms, clothing left behind and of course the ornately beautiful plates and many other matching or intriguing items that individuals choose to complete their household dish-ware. Your personal information is always quite respectful to each and every family; whether they where wealthy or everyday citizens who couldn’t afford to keep up with the payments anymore and had to leave their beloved family’s articles (which is totally inclusive of everything within each home that resembles any and all memories). I also appreciate the fact that you allow each person to share their own experience(s) and relate their own memories. Many blessings to you and your continued endeavors my friend. God bless you as you continue to travel around the countryside. May your safety always be of the highest priority and if you’re ever in a concerning situation, may there be someone who will ALWAYS be willing to reach out their hand to you as God has elected you and your team as “Guardians ” of these precious treasures.

[@concepcionordunapuente724]

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[@simonavidili3285]

Data la posizione e la quantita' di crocifissi..ho visto in video la casa anno fa in altro video ..degli oggetti particolari sono stati asportati..i quali confermavano assieme al resto che fosse un luogo x la pratica di arti magiche..dove nn si puo' abitare stabilmente..ma solo x i riti

[@user-yh4ly6ve7p]

А.про.кого.хоть.это?Симпатичный!

[@justanotherperson584]

Bless you guys, through it all, your still adventuring. Be safe you three.

[@jilldavis7229]

I’m sure that the gorgeous, ornate furniture, tapestries & decor was from the Arabic family! I can’t see a single man of 50-70 years having this beautiful, pristine furniture! What a quaint little cottage! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us Leslie! I loved it 👍🙏❤️

[@Jayapullani]

I did have a similar thought since the edging on the furniture resembles an Indian plant stand I used to have. However the carvings on the doors are rural/provincial motifs, unrelated to Arabic, its quite a strange combination. But kind of gothic also.

[@jennycable3164]

Although the work on the chairs is really beautiful, they do not look very comfortable, the carvings on the furniture in stunning. Once again thank you Lesley for your presentation of these homes, done with such care. Strange this one

[@carolmacdougall4112]

Love this tiny home. How incredibly formal and elegant it is, regardless of the roughness of the building. I wonder if he was a titled gentleman who lived there, such lively furnishings. An intriguing story. Thank you.

[@cindybogart6062]

“ Nature will always reclame it’s own!” This place is adorable! Thank you guys! It’s scary when people just vanish like that? I would buy this house in a New York Minute!

[@nancyhebert9042]

Absolutely gorgeous home!! Thank you for sharing with all of us ❤️

[@loriyack4749]

The carvings in the cabinets were extraordinary!!!! So glad you have an appreciation for the beautiful wood pieces too.

[@keemandikotravels]

Yes the respect you give the people and the house are commendable. Respect is a valuable lesson, thank you!

[@venestieerasmus4186]

I totally agree, it feels like something sacred, respecting a man that is gone,s last place..i will follow your channel definetly

[@ChristyDPrice]

Yes, that spoon is a collector's item, very common here in America. That one celebrates Winston-Salem, North Carolina. We are an east coast state, halfway point of the Atlantic coast.

[@carlajohnson9294]

How beautiful is that house? Makes me sad it's just left to decay. The furniture is absolutely beautiful. So sad that people vandalized it. I want that house!

[@Jayapullani]

I wouldn't mind it either, I couldn't afford to buy but would like it anyway, yet those who own don't even want it.

[@dianageyer4085]

What an amazing find in the middle of no where. Such ornate furniture. Who could of owed this and who owns it now. These pieces belong in a museum. Thanks for sharing.

[@jonathanmosher72]

It's all made after 1960. You can tell by the hardware and styles.

[@kerrywagner8857]

I’ve always had a fascination with abandoned houses but rarely had the opportunity to explore them. Thank you so much for taking us inside these beautiful places. You feel like you know some of these people by the time the video is over. The huge “throne” in the first room of this house I was very curious about. It looks like you could lift the seat of the chair, under the red velvet cushion. I had hoped you would lift it because I wanted to see if it held a chamber pot inside! I’ve seen a chair like that before, but not in a dining room! Perhaps a chair like this is where people learned to call a toilet “the porcelain throne”! And the little skeleton of a seahorse! Absolutely fantastic!

[@kathyouthere]

What a beautiful home! I would love to live there. Thanks for showing us!

[@kekab.8161]

What a cute little place🥺 must’ve been beautiful back in the day.

[@vandajoshua6685]

This gentleman had wonderful taste in furnitures, his home has the look of royalty

[@exploringwithandyandthepar3451]

Such a beautiful little house set in a beautiful setting. The art all through the property is simply stunning.

[@Eadwine9]

what an awesome find! I absolutely love this place...it feels like from ancient times.

[@ruthbeck2050]

Love the bedroom and beautiful furniture. All the furniture is exquisite and what a shame it is going to ruin. Really enjoyed this one a lot. Thank you Leslie love you

[@patriciaellinghausen4365]

I love the gentle respect and fascination you express through this video.

[@natashaleahbecker1276]

Wow, I felt captivated. Thank you for this beautiful and amazing commentary. What an incredible place with remarkable furniture. It was sad to see his mail and things thrown around. It was beautiful to also see the amount of respect, honor and wonder you expressed. Thank you. That was beautiful.

[@j.whiteoak6408]

What a lovely location you brought us to today, Leslie.. It's so peaceful : ) But as always, it's hard to see such beautiful pieces like these furnishings being left open to the elements - and vandals. Such waste is always sad for me. But thank you for showing us - BE healthy and stay safe! XX

[@virginialoftis7070]

Love hearing the birds. What a peaceful location.

[@virginialoftis7070]

Also love the fine gentleman he is so respectful

[@user-hf1hk9ug8q]

Нашла ваше видео годичной давности и с огромным удовольствием посмотрела.Удивительный затерявшийся во времени сказочный домик...Хозяин очень любил его и прожил жизнь в гармонии с домом и с природой.Огромное спасибо,Лесли!❤

[@JosephinesDesigns]

You always do such a lovely and compassionate share of these historical homes you so reverently video. Thank you and be safe!!😊

[@lunajen8970]

I just found your channel, don't know how to oh my goodness! This is my favorite channel on KZbin now! Soooo relaxing and draws you into a time travel. I truly love how you explain in details what's around you. Thank you so MUCH for the tours. This is so beautiful to see.

[@Vrindavan82]

You have a excellent way of finding beautiful forgotten places. You have a very kind and beautiful heart Don’t ever change

[@willyegger4488]

Hi beautifully expressed! Exactly thinking the same of our dearest explorer! - Kindest regards.

[@SarahBlume65]

That furniture is beautiful. Love the way the house is hidden in the woods.

[@sharonwoodard1008]

I'm so happy to have discovered your channel! All these amazing places you find and share with us , places I never would known to exist. Love the way you tell the history of these places because every place and thing has a story to tell. I appreciate how you take your time with all the details in this house I find it very interesting! Thankyou and keep your videos coming!

[@arankanagy1871]

O my word! The furniture is absolutely beautiful. Such a pity that the house is abandoned.

[@chrisblack8390]

That carved furniture was amazing! So were the rock walls. It doesn't really look like anyone lived there since he died. It looks like his clothes an his things. Maybe the new owners went there one vacation and got scared out by his ghost. Beautiful video thank you.

[@stevee5519]

Such a beautiful home! The furnishings was amazing! Love your videos.❤️

[@elizabethmilliesmom1201]

Loved the ornate furniture , those framed scorpions, never seen that before! I live near Winston -Salem North Carolina. It’s so awesome to see that little souvenir spoon from North Carolina all the way in an abandoned home in France! Keep bringing us these awesome places. Stay safe!,

[@michelematthews796]

another astonishing exploration.It amazes me every time that so many beautiful items are just left behind. thank you for sharing!

[@donnabradshaw3307]

Love your videos but hate it when they have to end!! 🥰 ♥️

[@deanjackson3485]

Such beautiful old carved furniture will be gone soon. So very sad. You do a wonderful job. Thank you for all you do, Leslie. 💘

[@TwoRocksTarot]

So sad all of that beautiful furniture left to rot, they are masterpieces and should be cherished in a new home the carvings reminds me of my Grandfather’s woodwork. What a beautiful place to have lived in I wish someone would buy it and restore it.

[@shirleyshirley4188]

Most of that furniture belongs in a museum! That's gothic baroque style. I'm just sick thinking of it in that environment.

[@MoonShadowRayne]

Those are really blue skies I haven’t seen in a long time.

[@ssm9451]

Thank you. This was very interesting. Glad Jordie was with you. Leslie you are the best!!!

[@nardspirit]

I am so drawn to your videos. I live in France and the stories of the chateaux have always been fascinating for me. Specially the abandoned ones. Thanks for giving us a deeper insight. The red fabric on the chair looks like an Indian saree. I also spotted those colorful patched tapestries on the walls which are most likely Indian. The man seems like a great collector

[@Irishbeermonk]

You should come to Ireland on your travels. There are so many buildings just left abandoned and they have so much history to them.

[@DJGra-jy711]

I own alot of them...

[@joltjolt5060]

@@DJGra-jy711 why leave them decrepit?

[@arumi9915]

Is it legal or ilegal to stay on that houses for few days or months?

[@livisunshine3700]

I try to imagine how all furniture looked when completely brand new, I love to emagine that I'm there to sit back and relax. This is one of the best abandoned places I've seen. Thanks a lot for taking us to this beautiful place. Blessings!

[@yioulan]

How enchanting!!!! It must have been soooo beautiful!!! Someone must give back life to this amazing cottage ,should not be neglected,sooooo sad😔Thank you for sharing

[@yannedisrondon650]

Gracias por compartir tu exploración con nosotros, la verdad que me pareció fantástico.👍 Yo particularmente también desearía vivir en un lugar así 😊

[@rosaescobar6422]

Es una casa hermosa y los muebles realmente increíble belleza, excelente vídeo 👌💚🥰

[@bienaventuranzashalom1322]

Los muebles tan maravillosos, hoy en día ya no se hacen estas obras de arte. Super... Gracias

[@jillhogan2611]

How could the family just walk away and leave everything? It makes me wonder what happened? Was there a spiritual happening in the past? Very mysterious and wondering. Did you check out who might be the heirs that really own this home/land? I’m extremely curious about this story. It’s fantastic but the antiquities need to to be recovered and taken care of properly 😁😇

[@offwiththefairiesforever2373]

It's horrifically irresponsible to me.

[@kikiUN1]

Was thinking the same...

[@NailHeavenAshford]

We have no idea what happened. Car crash? Some other terrible things g like a fire or plane crash or perhaps one of the people living there died and the rest of the family could t bear to go back. Lots of reasons. If I had a place like that and died it would probably go like that. I have no family apart from my children. They would t go back for a long time after. I’m all the have except each other.

[@joyceolela4284]

Wondering too. What could have happened? The bed well spread, the chocolates, the washing/cleaning detergents. Plastic chairs just left outside. There must be a reason they left.

[@aprilblossom9268]

So many scenarios and eventualities! Can’t help wondering about every place they come across

[@kennethsonier1766]

What a remarkable little home, I love your commentary, and once again thank you for bringing this to the public 👍☮️

[@suelirodrigues4456]

Um encanto!!!!! Eu adoraria morar em um lugar assim... envolto em uma linda e exuberante vegetação nativa assim!!!! Que belíssimo casarão!! Um sonho lindo viver aí!!! Silêncio, paz e natureza!!! Quanta magnificência, beleza e encantamento viver assim!!!! Que história linda para contar!!!! Por quê será que foi abandonado um dia? E seus antigos ocupantes? ❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏🏡🏘🏘🏡

[@chutipunboonluepun9869]

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[@steelman86]

With the massive size of the furniture in this tiny house with tiny rooms, i wonder if he and his former wife had a much larger home together and after the divorce he kept these extremely large pieces to furnish his new little home with?? As in all of your videos of places that have fabulous antique furniture in them, i think it is a shame they are left to the elements and vandals! It seems that these pieces could somehow be legally sold to the benefit of the homeless or other charitable organizations! At least some good would come from preserving these priceless pieces! Many years ago traveling in Luxembourg, i found two thick square oak carved door panels of lions heads in an antique shop there. I bought them and I commented on them being beautiful antiques and the owner said they weren't antiques, only a couple of hundred years old!!! Seems in Europe, to be an antique, objects need to be at least 500 years old! He told me where the chateau was they came from and I got to drive by and see what was left of it. Like so many places in your videos, it had been abandoned and slowly melted into the ground. Outside the elegant wrought iron fence Lying on the ground in the grass, i found a beautiful bronze carved handle with gears on the end which i found out later was the handle for a special type of window that opened from the top as well as swinging like a door! I still have the two carved lions head panels and window handle 50 years later!!

[@maryshelly4377]

Thank you..Your voice is so relaxing,I'm sleepy.Really enjoyed your show USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@frederiqueboukeras6491]

I believe that guy, Aimé , came from the Bretagne region to end up at the opposite, right down the South, where I live.

[@kittyluponox5406]

I would love to see this place restored to its formal glory.!

[@jowatson6750]

It’s so refreshing and interesting to see an old place like that being respected rather than looted.

[@andychris7647]

Same here been so nice watching it. Hope you’re doing good Jo?

[@markjg2275]

When you are young you do not understand life until you hit 50 years old and older , if you live that long no guarantees. How precious life really is beautiful but sad at the same time knowing when you are old your chances of dying are really good and we all will die someday. I guess this man at least had some peace living in this home for 50 years but we all will have to leave behind everything we own because this life and everything we have is temporary. Someday someone else will look at your home and mine just like these videos.

[@maryn.altamirano2319]

Que lugar tan bonito gracias a ti por permitir conocer un pedacito de mundo...me hace reflexionar que no somos nada y al final todo queda en el olvido vale la pena llenarnos de objetos o vivir para compartir lo poco o mucho que tenemos con los seres queridos. Un cordial saludo desde Bogotá Colombia.

[@ronaldbailey1972]

I love your adventures and with your accent, it just makes it even more interesting. Keep doing what you do and thank you for showing us all these great places

[@louisesnively998]

Thank you for sharing this! Such beautiful furniture left to nature.

[@melissadsilva6062]

People buy and collect more and more stuff till their last day and then old age,disease or a mishap claims their lives and then the stuff just collects dust like this.This is a good inspiration to live a minimalistic life.

[@esmeraldagarza9767]

Que lugares tan bellos ,aun asi abandonados, cuantas vivencias guardadas en sus paredes

[@rebeccawoods5119]

Can't help but wonder how they got all that big furniture in such small rooms? How did they get it up those tiny stairs? Just a thought.

[@sharong8511]

Probably brought the upstairs furniture pieces through the French windows on upper floor. Some furniture like large wardrobes can be taken apart and reassembled. Where there’s a will there’s a way.

[@sharong8511]

But oh! Didn’t he have far too much furniture inside the little house? It was hard to appreciate the beauty of any one piece because of all the competition.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

Did that with the house I’m in now.

[@terrimakley3366]

i'm wondering if the man built the furniture. i think he did n did all those carvings

[@Jayapullani]

@@terrimakley3366 Possible, its so unusual.

[@rubydawn1]

what a gem thank you for showing us I can just imagine living there

[@beverleyrodrigue5479]

Wonderful video. The furniture was beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@user-cm9oq1nj4l]

Очень хорошее видео ! Я просто в восхищении от антикварной мебели находящейся в этом старинном доме. Любоваться этим домом можно бесконечно. СПАСИБО ! 🥰🤗👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-fs4ng2dh5t]

Огромная разница между уровнем жизни.

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

I would sure love to live here too!

[@SmokeyMt.]

This was a very cozy place simple but wit grand furnishings that one would only see in a palace. In all the explores I have seen I have never seen any furnishings to compare to these. Thank you Leslie this was wonderful❤!

[@otoepony5813]

I dream of a little space like this to disappear into. Thank you for sharing. It was so lovely to see. ❤️

[@kaelyndye5881]

The "throne" in the dining room is actually a chamber pot chair... You lift the center panel, and use it .. the chamber pot slides in the side or back 😊

[@MsRedsphere]

I have the chamber pot chair from my great grandparents house. Very intricately carved. A very sturdy chair. I also have the chamber pot too.

[@stacyrussell460]

I can't get over the absolutely gorgeous woodwork in this little home. The craftsmanship is a lost skill nowadays.

[@andychris7647]

Same here! Hi there how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@stacyrussell460]

@@andychris7647 I'm curious... Does this scam actually work on people?

[@stacyrussell460]

@@andychris7647 let me guess, you're American from (some random popular city) but working overseas. You're a widower & will ask me if I'm married. Then you'll ask if you can message me on Whatsapp for more privacy. Sound familiar? Let me save you the trouble. I am happily married to my husband for over 20 years. My family doesn't make much money so trying to scam me is pointless.

[@andychris7647]

@@stacyrussell460 there’s nothing like scam here You got trust issues yourself

[@andychris7647]

@@stacyrussell460 I’m not trying to scam you at all try to stay positive Stacy. I do talk on via messenger

[@Bonniefr6678]

I just want to take everything out and redo the house the same exact way it was but not damaged and put everything back where it was and have the houses shown to the members of the family’s of the people who lived there! I just want to do that to every abandoned house!

[@blupoppy608]

I just love all your videos, excellent content and well done. Thanks for making them.:)

[@debrak.9251]

Thank you for another interesting tour. How odd that so many large intricate pieces of furniture in such a small house.

[@salviabuckwheats7434]

Whaaat??? WOW, THANK YOU: or the beauty of it, for the intricate exploration, for the respect and awe you show for art, history, and humanity.

[@matthewsmith9191]

Very kind of you, Bros Of Decay, to blurr out the letters. You guys are the greatest. I like your show over other 'abandoned places' videos because of your respectful approach when you enter a property. This gentleman will thank you, when you are up in Heaven for the respect you showed his place. A reward awaits those who show respect to others [even] if they have passed on to the next life. This place is like a magical, fairytale cottage by the way. Nice! Thank you guys again for the wonderful video here!

[@madeleineleblanc8513]

Thank you for sharing BEAUTIFUL