Tour The Abandoned Convent

[@puncherdavis9727]

I think it would be a good idea to get hold of a retired nun or priest that lived there and do an interview or invite for a walk around. It does not matter if people are religious or not it is the history and richness of the history that matters. You can modify the walls and bring it back to original Physical status but you also have a richness and history of lives lived. I think that is a huge part of a heritage site and its restoration.

[@jjano2320]

Where did all the nuns go? I haven't seen one in years.

[@karinbergman1646]

Excellent idea about the oral histories. And I'm sure The Church in Paris must have archives etc. regarding the history of the place.

[@happycamper4328]

They have died and not very many women become nuns these days.

[@beciaaus2811]

Nuns are still here! 😂 depends on the country but they are around and active!

[@michelebourke4340]

@@jjano2320 most of them wear civvies these days, so pretty indistinguishable from everyday dress.

[@SilvercatZen]

I could definitely see this as a wedding destination! 40+ guest rooms, catering kitchen, chapel, the works!

[@judynail1690]

The chapel could so easily become a wedding venue with those huge anti-rooms to serve as a reception space and dance floor. The small rooms to the side could be where the bride and her maids dress for the event. Sooo many options there. Best of luck guys!

[@pmichael73]

It would make a wonderful recital hall, too. Venue for school events, etc.

[@suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587]

I was going to suggest the same! Thank you for restoring in lieu of demolishing her! If walls could talk (or do they)?

[@beckyboman1641]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. And with all those rooms, the whole wedding party could stay there as well!

[@beckyboman1641]

And photo shoots! Omg! The ideas, and options are endless for that place paying for itself in the long run.

[@harmony331000]

Great ideas!!

[@hello15848]

I would argue that your vlog is the best Chateau vlog on KZbin!

[@maurawhelan3530]

Your papa is priceless! What an unbelievably cool structure…all the best!

[@jenniferwood8944]

You are amazing, Papa is there💖

[@TdotTwiFic]

Retirement home, hostel/air bnb, restaurant, bakery, small farm, vintage store, concert hall, farmers market, community living village, school. so many ideas.

[@vickieskridge1220]

What an amazing place!! As a realtor of 30 years, I see so MUCH potential in business opportunities! Rental units, office spaces, artist studios, wedding venue, a B&B, and more!! Holy cow!!! Great investment!!!!

[@MargaretEllison2023]

I was thinking the same thing!!!

[@briarrose29]

Excellent investment indeed. Even now, without much being fixed up, it would make a terrific movie set. I almost wish he’d get a contract of some sort because I’m sure those who would make a movie there would clean up what they want to use.

[@frostythewestie2276]

Yes definitely a wedding venue with guest get the kitchen back with massive fireplace 😍❤️❤️🇺🇸

[@jeanthomasson5869]

The convent has so much potential, apartments, coffee shop, candy shop, pastry/sandwich shop. The nuns bedrooms could be a minimalist hotel, where people can stay and experience what life was like for the nuns. Wedding events, endless possibilities.

[@lynnoliver9423]

Oh Billy your dad is amazing works so hard, you all do

[@Blue-rl5dp]

Those troughs or 'coffins' as you suggested them, are for keeping root vegetables. You put sand, or garden soil in them, then your root crops like carrots, turnips and potatoes. The sand or soil helps regulate the humidity in the vegetables. When the soil dries out you sprinkle it lightly with water so your food doesn't wither and dry up, or get too humid and sprout. This was a kitchen food supply storage.

[@keepitnoice]

I think they're called 'Root Cellars'.

[@Blue-rl5dp]

@@keepitnoice Yes, in some parts of the country. Some call it a fruit room. Most commonly a root cellar is separate from the house, built into a small hill out back, or buried to make your own hill since dirt makes such a good insulator. In this case, with such a large building it's a corner of what is likely a very sprawling basement.

[@trustmemysonisadoctor8479]

A very elderly family member who grew p on a farm with out electricity told me sand is best as it is loose and rodents don't like to burrow in it.

[@Blue-rl5dp]

@@trustmemysonisadoctor8479 Makes sense to me. It can be rinsed and be cleaner as well I imagine, though I've heard the tubers prefer a bit of live dirt enzymes on them so I've heard of using either one.

[@sarahstrong7174]

@@keepitnoice Or 'Clamps' for root vegetable storage

[@IO-zz2xy]

Hi guys, the chapel should be used for musical concerts. A small second hand pipe organ would be increadable for organ and baroque programs. It could also be hired out for functions. What an exiting opportunity and project Regards from South Africa

[@minarosered6699]

Big buildings echo and footsteps are usually little critters that sound like big foot steps. Also, after you walk on old floors, they press down in the day and at night, as the air cools, they 'pop' up, sounding like footsteps. It's a great building so don't get too spooked. You're extremely lucky to have this historical place.

[@1jmass]

Billy, please do not compare yourself to Michael, or to anyone else for that matter. Yes, he can be an eloquent speaker and has amazing musical talents, but you, like everyone else, have your own set of skills and talents. The work you have been doing lately on the chapel and chateau is nothing short of mastery. Husband, father, son, brother, friend, vlogger…you wear all of these hats successfully every day. Just be yourself with pride.

[@user-yz7ds7rn9b]

Billy you work too hard! Simon and Yanis are treasures. The vast knowledge that Simon has is outstanding!

[@kaytzbdz]

Thrilled to see what’s coming, Billy & Michael! And Happy Mothers’ Day to all the American moms out there!

[@karenbrindley7170]

Thank you!

[@ArtHealsTheSoul]

Not just for Americans also Canada and most of the European countries celebrate Mothers Day the first Sunday pf May !!!! Not sure why the UK celebrates in March ?

[@kimentwistle3491]

Also Australia

[@girlnorthof60]

I can see why so many are addicted to your channel. I'm always impressed with your exact editing. A beautiful convent, what a great investment property... bringing the past into the future! (perfect wedding venue)

[@lynnoliver9423]

The house will come alive again after all these years so beautiful

[@luvshus]

I don’t know if anyone has ever asked you this, but how on earth do you keep track of all of the projects? What needs to be done, what supplies, and the how you keep track of the costs? I love seeing how you bring life back to these old buildings.

[@leonardniamh]

I really admire your adventurous spirit and your Dad who reminds me of Harrison Ford ❤

[@stephaniegaromon3244]

My goodness, what a project, what a structure, what an amazing piece of history! All of those bedrooms and rooms, the roof structure, beams and trusses, and that grand staircase!!! I’m glad you are young and have the years ahead of you to take on this massive and fantastic project! To wipe away the years of remodel that hid some of the original beauty. Can’t wait to follow along. You and Gwen are rescuing a huge piece of architectural and religious history. I love what you are doing and loved the tour with Michael. Your mom and dad are true gems for helping tackle the courtyard. Thank you. xx

[@annesavage1211]

Your dad is amazing 👏 👏👏 Can't wait too see the progress of your new project.

[@paulinedixon3490]

Love the tree muncher Green with envy I can’t believe how much of the grounds you’ve cleared already. Billy don’t put yourself down you explain things really well. The place is huge can’t imagine how your going to fill it. Look forward to see how you progress

[@greenwidow]

The stairwell will be so grand when it's open again. Beautiful building! I'm glad you're rescuing it. You could have weddings there and the people stay there, have the reception there, all inclusive. Very cool.

[@brittawrolson5936]

Michael has such a quirky sense of humor. A lovely compliment to Billy’s down to earth dialogue. You brothers are awesome!

[@kasisatya5448]

Brilliant purchase of equipment that will hold you in good stead for many years for use on all your property. Amazing the difference in the courtyard, it is all going to be magnificent. I think your idea of opening the restored chapel to the public for perhaps musical events would be fantastic, let alone the potential of use (if you restore commercial type kitchen) for weddings or parties or small conventions, art and crafts events, lofts rented out to artists, OMG the POTENTIAL of it all. WOW.

[@reladie]

Your Dad is the best, always there for his children.

[@DownButNotOutYet]

Hello Billy, I don't really ever read the comments, but this time I had to see what the viewers have to say, and I agree wholeheartedly with the first couple of people, nothing to add except to say, this is an amazing project. Very challenging, but it would be amazing once the renovation starts. Volunteers would be wonderful - those whom have special skills in gardening and wood renovating. Really wishing you all the best with this project, it will be like eating an elephant, a sharp knife and fork, one bite at a time. It will be so worthwhile! Many blessing and good planning. Kind regards..

[@joanmaltman9580]

There must be the most amazing history connected to this convent. It must have very self sufficient. The must have been chicken coops and possibly pigs and a few cows for milk. If it was anything like enclosed convents they must have provided artsmmm,s to support the nuns.

[@Mr1jimmer]

After going back and binging on some past video's of yours and Micheal's, I now understand by watching the amazing talents your fathers has of constructing and building, how you have the skill to renovate a chateau ... Now you can bring that same talent and skill to the renovation of the Convent ... Keep Doing What Your Doing .. Because What You Are Doing Is Nothing Short Of Amazing !!

[@gattimanila]

Ive been watching the videos in reverse and random order and your journey is so inspirational. I don't understand why there are only 290k subscribers. Sometimes, just listening to the conversations in your video is so relaxing. I hope to visit someday.

[@maurawhelan3530]

Nothing back breaking labor can’t fix to have it look presentable. All hands on deck! Like hearing”at the convent” sounds like good merchandise fodder. You bros are a good team. Family rocks.

[@LaPrincessa1947]

I like "At The Convent" as suggested for merchandising!!!! We are all excited for you and family, Billy!

[@1of9lives]

The chapel would be perfect for choir concerts - or any concert really. And I would love the room at 10:30 for a painter's studio.. This is so exciting!

[@Timhey0912]

Billy! What an adventure you all are starting. Hard work, no doubt, but it'll be amazing!

[@tinathene]

What fun to walk through with you two! Love your Dad’s discovery, too! Chop chop🌿🌿

[@thepenelopejones]

Absolutely stunning inside! Yes, there is a *TON* of work but the discovery of it all is fascinating. I hope you get students volunteering their time to help clear/clean up as well as fine tuning their skills in say: gardening, woodworking, minor construction. What an opportunity that would be for them. Looking forward to next Sunday's adventure!

[@marshawargo7238]

Even just manual labor training, for people who may have trouble adjusting to working as a team. Because I see a Lot of just manual labor needed at the beginning.

[@LJCasey-sd4eu]

I know this video was probably a bear to edit, but it was FASCINATING to watch snd see all of the unique features of this building. It's absolutely amazing and I can't wait to see your journey in renovations to uncover all of the treasures awaiting you! 💖

[@etclamoradteveniat]

Those speakers had nothing to do with television or radio, they were for the sisters to hear the bell ring several times a day. I am a Benedictine monk and I can tell you, that we live all our lives by the sound of the bells. ;) We do not lift a finger without the sound of the bell.

[@patperrier9640]

I volunteered locally when our old prison was rehabbed into a museum and event venue (haunted house, summer film center, etc.) and it was tremendously heart-warming to bring that piece of local history back - or at least part-way back - to what it was. The building used local granite, and while it was a prison, it feels like the town has claimed its own history, if you know what I mean. This is the impression I get from your video. Your dad is a sweetheart, and I love that you're doing this. There's so much history, and so many things you can do with it.

[@jadejohns3107]

Amazing Billy. You’ll be able to make the most incredible affordable to luxury apartment lifestyle complex with central courtyard, park, orchard and vegetable gardens/allotment options.

[@jsfaprn]

It was hard to wait a week for the vlog but well worth it. Exciting to see how quickly the courtyard is being cleared. The tour was fantastic. Enjoyed watching you and Michael explore the rooms checking for original walls and stonework. Tons of work and tons of potential! This is an adventure that includes both exploration and renovation. I imagine your mind racing with possibilities at the end of each day. Your vlogs will be eagerly anticipated every Sunday. Thank you for recording and allowing us to follow you during this exciting journey.

[@louisehowell3817]

The chapel will be great for music events - the acoustics are fantastic!

[@judithjohnsonnigh5757]

Would be interesting to invite local people to recount their knowledge and memories of the place. While my family was renovating a historical home in Kentucky, USA, many stopped to introduce themselves and relay stories about the property and the people who lived there. Rich history….

[@alannagilmore8982]

That sounds so rich and interesting!! Wish you had a camera then😍

[@carolesmith6620]

Wow what a place, can not wait to see what you are going to do with it , it's lovely that you offered your sister a new apartment can not wait to see how she will change her new place, Billy you have a lovely family willing to help. Xx 💕😊🤗

[@annieoconnor9778]

That wood chipper is an amazing addition for you, you’ll wonder why you didn’t purchase one before, I’m so excited to see the improvement you’ve already made, and the future work 🙏🏻

[@reladie]

You can use wood chips in the horses stalls.

[@JM-bg2ts]

Every time I see the chateau now I think how good it looks after that wash, well done Billy!

[@annscott2296]

Wow, wow and wow - this building is a treasure trove of rooms - the chapel ceiling artwork is beautiful - hopefully you will be able to open it to the public in the future. Mick did well finding the beautiful granite trough in the Courtyard. I am looking forward to seeing the renovation of this beautiful building. Thank you Billy and Michael for the (I hope) first of many tours. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Julian-do7bv]

Wow it's stunning and for its age its been well taken care of its in way better condition then I ever expected I cannot wait to see everything all cleaned up and the reno begin its so exciting to watch

[@susannahwhitaker994]

Ooohhh!,, billy what a project you have taken on. Can’t wait to see what you have planned. The outside is so beautiful and hopefully you will be able to make the inside just as beautiful , WOW🤗

[@Jovian65]

It's great watching you two work together. You play off of each other very well. You guys should do it more often

[@rgrndu]

It’s really in good shape holding endless possibilities. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.

[@jodeofoz]

Stumbled across your channel and I love it. Ive only watched the convent videos so far and I'm fascinated by what you've bought. So much archaeology to be unearthed and the history.......just wow. I can't wait to see what you find 😊

[@colinbryan333]

Whatever you do with this project Billy it is bound to be simply amazing. You are the Petherick clan after all ….. nothing you tackle is insurmountable and family bonding is at the core. It will be a pleasure to watch all your hard work, follow your developments and relish in the passion you and the whole family exude. I cannot wait! Kindest regards from Bangkok 🙏🏻🙋‍♂️

[@nigelirmamaher5811]

I enjoyed the tour very much. I did wonder, if there’s any plumbing for bathrooms, in that I didn’t see any showers. But there must’ve been with all these people living there. Billy ,you and Michael, are naturals in front of a camera. I saw Philipp from ‘How to renovate a chateau without killing your partner” do a small clip advertising the eco flow electric charger. Kudos to you,Billy,for a great job promoting a great item. Greetings from Canada! Niagara Falls area!

[@terrileyda5346]

The almighty chipper will be indispensable! I do love hearing you two giggle! Add Sadie and you’d be such a trio of giggles!

[@kerrylynnparsons9441]

What a family adventure! The room just off the staffroom was maybe the nurse’s office then the infirmary. What a brilliant purchase!!! You and Michael did great commentary on the tour. So nice to see your parents in the courtyard. 😊🎶❤️🌺💗🌸🌻👏👏👏👍🙏🇨🇦

[@mavep2855]

Excellent video Billy! Team Petherick did an amazing job touring the convent. It has so much potential and it is in good condition. I am very excited to see how you develop it. Great progress in the courtyard, all hands on deck. So happy you are rescuing this beautiful old building. Thanks Billly🙏🏻❤️

[@brittawrolson5936]

Mick is amazingly fit. He can outwork most people. I love that he and Billy encourage and praise each other whilst tackling such an enormous project❣️👍🏻👏🏻

[@dawnyockey1475]

The chapel would be a great place to have concerts or plays, especially with the vaulted ceiling’s. The room with the giant fireplace would make a lovely coffee/tea room. There’s so many things you can do with this place. Having boutiques, bakery, chocolatier, wine shop, gorgeous apartment/condos, yoga space. The ideas are endless!

[@suehall3298]

Just Amazing Beautiful interesting & the things you still have to find watch this space 🤗 The Pethericks have a Wonderful project🤗 Love Sue❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤

[@lyndaking7519]

Mick in the thick of it from the start, great work ethic and role model, no wonder you are such a good all rounder Billy x

[@marilynrn711]

This place is massive . Can't wait to see what you all do with it. Thanks for the video, very interesting. It would be fantastic if there is anyone still living that you could interview.

[@MiniAngelMom]

Those pieces of marble are probable weights for the system that lifted things into the attic from the outside. BTW, might I say that is such a beautiful piece of history that you have bought. The craftsmanship in the doorways, and even the Louis staircase.......as a History nut just took my breath away. Here in America we really don't have anything in that era, for obvious reasons lol. I hope that you restore everything you can back to it's former glory, and make it an Inn for History tours.

[@debbiehaynes8295]

Billy! You speak perfectly well! I enjoy your videos very much. Please don't sell yourself short, it's undeserved. 🤗. But, I also enjoy Michael's videos, both are wonderful! But you've done the investing and we want to hear from you, too .

[@nicholasfryee7867]

Amazing Billy and Michael !! Wonderful chapel , maybe you could get a pipe organ put in and have organ recitals and concerts. Love the 18th century cupboards, and the garden . What potential fantastic staircase almost late 17th century , William and Mary to Queen Anne = Louise 14th Kind regards Nicholas 😊

[@luciatanner901]

This would make the ultimate wedding venue - got the chapel (consecrated or not), bedrooms for the whole wedding party, reception spaces, kitchens, bathrooms and the pro's goes on and on. With minimal restoration, you can be in business in no time. Appoint a live in venue manager and Bob's your uncle. You lucky bunch ! 🤗

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

Please keep all those buildin cabinets - This is amazing. Your family bloodlines must have connections to all these more than amazing historic buildings. My goodness how lucky you all are. Yes the kitchen should be close to original. What's left of the white tile is very 👍 nice. So much room for a fantastic restaurant. This place would make a very nice retirement home.

[@jeanburgin160]

No doubt, that granite planter is amazing ... You all are going to find so many treasures. The beauty of this place is going to be amazing. So fun to see what you all discover and how you are going to make it livable again. Wow, not too noisy either, and quick! The chips will be very useful. What about wedding venues? The stained glass is awesome. The bell tower looks awesome. It is going to be interesting to see how you all use this property. Glad That Sadie and Mo will have an apartment there and I hope they can have more space than they showed the other day on Sadie's video ...

[@patdaly6644]

Hello Billy what a great job you are doing narrating and working at the nunnery. Your dad is pretty amazing all the prodject he is taking on. He deserves a well earned break soon. Thank you for sharing this beautiful building with us. Geraldine England

[@melissahalbert9455]

Great sponsorship video! Plus the product helps you! I am in awe at the original features of the convent! The doors to the bedrooms! That staircase! Even the suspended ceiling in the chapel! All the cabinetry! The pantry shelving! It is so beautiful and will be even more beautiful after it is restored! Good job on you and Gwendolyn for purchasing such a lovely property! And the new toy you bought, the wood chipper...omg you are such a great bargin shopper!!! Well done!

[@Lydia4Jesus_]

Excited to watch the restoration! Something extremely satisfying about wood chippers! Thanks guys! 😊

[@kailand3056]

Billy and Michael, thank you for the tour! The nuns seem to have been totally obsessed with storage - every nook and cranny is crammed with cupboards and shelves. I totally agree with your intention to remove a lot of the walls and ceilings that were added after the original building was constructed (especially by the grand staircase). I especially appreciated the shots of Mick the Boss doing what he does best.

[@ShannonHagan]

What an amazing place! So much potential for weddings, conventions, retreats. Big rooms for weddings and meetings. The eating area can seat so many and the rooms for guests to stay. Just fabulous. Also, just a hats off to your father,Mick? What an wonderful guy. Always working and helping out. Your mother too. Just an all around hardworking family. Looking forward to seeing you guys in all your up coming posts.

[@bettycastro835]

Amazing no damp preserved well 🙏

[@Hellyers]

What a transformation in the courtyard already. Well done! You've got a few years work ahead if you... but it's a fantastic project, more power to you!

[@marywright8582]

A qwerty the qwerty the qwerty the

[@larryr.johnson3048]

With the lay out of the convent and hospital wing this property would ideal housing for the elderly. It could serve multiple levels of need from independent living with meals in the cafeteria, assisted living and also nursing home clients. You’ve got a bunch of hospital style rooms, railings in the hallways, a suitable kitchen and cafeteria, not to mention the elevator. Also the older folks would revel in the tranquil surrounds. Bonus, the nuns would be delighted with this outcome. As a nurse and with 12 years of Catholic schooling in a French parish this is where my imagination took me as we toured the facility. Johanna Maine USA

[@johne.p.massey6188]

Billy, What an amazing building. I can't wait to see what you do with it. Such potential! As I am 76 years old, I hope I live long enough to see where you go with it. Lots of luck in this endevor.

[@leonardniamh]

What's lovely is that you all pull together and never betray each other That's why your family is so kind and successful

[@marthathomas1660]

Absolutely awesome project! Lovely to see Michael giving us a tour and you have more to show later😁all hands on deck 👍🌟 Beautiful building Billy & Gwen so exciting to be able to watch the progress. Awesome wood chipper and solar power!

[@deadendlanecreations2779]

Poppa Petherick changed how I look at home improvement projects now. I used to think I couldn't do stuff, but I think of him and dig deeper knowing if Mr. Petherick can do it, I WILL TOO!!

[@katharinatrub1338]

Yes, Billy, in the refectory, this closet with square shelving, could have been a place to put ones cutlery, drinking glass, napkin (and maybe even the dinnerplate). Kitchen has nice big windows! What a huge pantry! Gorgeous staircase (Louis XIV)! Also, the Bedroomdoors are in the Louis XIV style + old key locks. (oh and I see you recognize the beauty of these doors!) The Belltower is absolutely spectacular! swell as the suspended Ceiling of the Chapel! And in the Ward, I thought it was sweet to pu pink toilet seats. In the meantime, .... the courtyard t's being cleaned so incredibly fast! I must say I was moved realizing with this tour all so many many Nuns had lived there, walked, eaten and died there... Thank you Billy and Michael for the tour.

[@debrawondergem1528]

That was amazing! Loved the choral accompaniment and cannot wait for more…..the potential is infinite!!!

[@Randy8923]

Absolutely amazing! Huge building. I would not open the stairway up to quickly until you decide your purpose for the building. Often stairways are closed in for fire code. Fascinating tour. The building is really in good condition. As a former convent owner I think its magnificent ! Can't wait for more. Great video.

[@sheilaandersen8710]

What a great investment Billy! Thank you, Michael, for leading the tour! Just a thought Billy - redo a few of those bedrooms straight away to house some workaway folks who are keen to help renovate the project. American Happy Mother's Day to your mum, Gwen, and Sadie! 🌹

[@LaPrincessa1947]

"house some workaway folks" - like that idea. One of the other chateau vlogs does this - people who want to come to France and stay awhile and they can pay for their bread and board by helping you out (and being included in the vlog)!!!!

[@IreneSonni]

Wow! This property has so much revenue potential! You could have a hotel, or make apartment units. I am so excited to follow along and see what you do with this place! I love that you are going to restore the chapel and the staircase.

[@Cuernavacachica02]

I just love how you make those hours is work seem to be just a few minutes!! Can’t wait to see all the changes you’ll make! You’re all so talented!!

[@frostedjosieos]

This would make such a dreamy library

[@janetcorey5102]

So happy that you’re makithese videos!

[@sallystanley4526]

Love seeing you brothers together.😀 Michael is so fun. 😃

[@mannyortiz4814]

Billy, Michael, my loves. The convent is huge. My god you have the fixings of a giant hotel, resort, or private club. There is no end to the possibilities. It is beautiful, epic, and landscapes that could be made into wonderful gardens. Billy you have bought a gold mine. I saw Florin earlier. Why was he not part of the tour? So many rooms. You got your work cut out . Looking forward to seeing you in the next video. Take care and stay safe and beware of false prophets. Happy Mother’s Day. Love ya 🕊🌹🌞👍🇺🇸😇❤️🙏🎈🍺🍾🥰👼

[@ryanbellamy8234]

I loved seeing this and I can’t wait I would make as many room’s bigger with full size bathroom as I could and just make the rest of the place look really nice!!!

[@paulinegoldsmith7301]

PG Tips Lots of clearing going on before u start inside !!!! Wonderful all hands on deck . Great to see family taking it on as well , it all helps tree shredder another Toy to play with 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 handy though . 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@eva_fr]

OMG. This place is huge, and fascinating. So much treasure. Would be interesting to know as much about it's history as you can possibly find out. Really curious what will you do with this place. Well, I am staying on this channel to find out. Good luck Billy with this project! 🌿

[@ellebelle8515]

I agree. I would love to know whatever history becomes available.

[@Denver1976Man]

Amazing building. Beautiful History of craftsmanship. And it sure is large.

[@jillfatucchi8264]

Hi Billy. Amazing video and the final music does it real justice. What a lovely building, so much history fabulous. Love to all the family from Birmingham U.K.

[@patriziadelorenzis378]

Can't wait to see the asbestos go ! Such a beautiful place, Great to see DAD so motivated and full of Energy.

[@CynthiaBerry713]

Every week now I have the urge to say WB! lol What a pleasure to go on this tour with both Petherick brothers, it was great to see you together, exploring this grand old building. Wow, the courtyard looks amazing, and, speaking of amazing...that grand staircase!! Can't wait to hear your thoughts unfold as to what this convent will become! And as always, ty for the wonderful aerials!

[@peterwhite9261]

Best ecoflow ad in ages. Great tour. Already looking better.

[@ellebelle8515]

This was an incredibly enjoyable watch; I love to hear the convent history that you have already shared. I am not a nun, but I am a recently retired single school teacher. I would happily rent a 'nun's room' for a little holiday in your historic convent. :)

[@brandispry576]

Wow 😮 wow 🤩 wow 😯 The convent is AMAZING!!!!! Definitely tear down the wall by the stairs and reveal that gorgeous thing!

[@gogogardener]

The TV room would make a great coffee house or tea room. The hall cupboards could showcase local stitchery , honey, or crafts for sale.

[@kellyleslie8904]

What a mammoth task! Love hearing your enthusiasm Billy on the potential of this beautiful complex.

[@dtjwh]

Loved the tour and Michael’s humor! Always fun to see the brothers together. That place is huge!