Abandoned millionairs house with running electricity and water! 

You boys are a blessing. It's wonderful to be able to let my younger grandchildren watch your videos with me without having to worry about foul nasty language. You're very respectful and kind. You appreciate the loss that some families have gone through. You never make fun of people's junk or belongings. You set a wonderful example for other explorers and those of us watching. Your parents can be very proud of you. God bless and protect you and yours. Thank you.

It makes me happy to see that no one has vandalized or stole anything. Hopefully it stays that way.

I love when you said "where the woman gets beautiful in the morning." So sweet 😊

"The woman would make herself beautiful in the morning." I Love this guy. he's so incredibly sweet.💚. Oh and PS they're called a vanity here in America.

abandoned for 12 years, the electricity + water still running, and the stuff (worth much money stuff!) is not disturbed by vandalizer, WOW, abandoned buildings in europe is really something! Well hello, you gained one subscriber from Indonesia!

I think most of the things you're calling copper, are actually brass. You are great guys for exploring but NOT vandalizing, that's very cool.

I always called them vanity tables, but may be something more sophisticated in past generations. Beautiful home guys. Love your videos.

I love your videos and how they are not a staged mess with fake hauntings or clickbait titles. Such a refreshing take on urban exploration! Keep up the good work!

You guys really go through houses with such respect and sensitivity, love to watch.

I completely agree with all of the others who say how proud your parents must be of you! I truly love watching all of your videos; they are charming, educational, well-done, and both of you are true examples of what we need more of in this world. Thank you guys for being the true gentlemen that you are and the epitome of urban explorers. --Dharke

I’m amazed that nobody has pilfered through the home and stolen furniture an paintings. In most places in USA, people would steal everything! Thank you for the video gentlemen!!!

I recently had my great grandfather pass on July 2 2018 and watching these videos makes me remember him. RIP Grandpa

Hi guys, It is sad to hear about the entire family dying in a car crash. They left this earth to young. The villa is beautiful. Thank you both for showing this place.

This is an incredibly beautiful home. How sad about the Family that lived there. In your Country, Belgium, it is so nice that people are respectful of the dead and others peoples property. In my Country, USA, this beautiful home would have been destroyed by vandals. They would have destroyed everything because... I'm not exactly sure why they destroy such beautiful places in American. Your Parents should be very proud of you two young men. I really enjoyed your video and look forward to watching more of your videos. This was a nice peek into the past. Thank you for sharing.

Just found your channel,absolutely amazing!!your both so respectful about the homes you visit!!what charming young men you are!!:-)

You guys are the reason I love watching these videos

So very beautiful! I pray this magnificent home gets saved from it's abandonment. It would be a sin for it to go to waste. You are both so respectful and handsome, it is a pleasure to watch you. Please close up well when you leave, so the home does not get damaged any more from weather, or someone who would not be so respectful of the property. Love & peace to you both! ♥

loved that comment where the ladies get beautiful... well said

The guy talk has such a relaxing voice and the house is beautiful thanks

Just want to say as an historian how much I LOVE/APPRECIATE that you endevour to give background history of family and home. It provides the much needed context for your videos.

You young men are a pleaser for sure. Your parents did well to raise such lovely boys. I feel the sadness of all those beautiful antiques that will just turn to dust over time. Such a shame but so glad you boys don't take anything. Do you ever follow up and see what happens to these amazing places.

It may have been noted in prior comments. Sorry if I'm repeating someone. I noted WITH raised heartbeat the many pieces of Copodimante Ceramic wear! Just lovely! The downstairs bedset is 1920's. The velvet mini chairs in attic are turn of century. The basement? Had two huge cabinets. One is engraved. That was in a Catholic Church. It is a vestal cabinet. Lots of gorgeous paintings too. As a curator of a 110 year old mansion filled with one owner possession. I appreciate so much these RARE time capsules! Thank you for bringing me to this "urban museum" . All my best! Great vid! Nice and slow!

I really like how you respect these abandoned places by not vandalising it or whatsoever. And you always put back stuffs in its initial place. You're one of my fav channel now 😁

So sad to see this beautiful home abandoned, very nicely done Bro's of Decay 👍🏻 such a sad story of the family though 💕💕 💌🇬🇧

thank guys for the awesome video. I love it your parents raise you both well. good manner n very respect. Looking forward for the next one. God bless you both 🙌👍💕

So beautiful. Im so happy that home is not here in the US because it would be obliterated by vandals. There are people here who would respect such a place but they are outnumbered by the brainless trolls who think destroying things is fun. Thanks for sharing such beauty.

So beautiful. I love that you point out the beautiful details. Thanks 😊

I just love the sweet young man that talks,,I can tell he is SO sensitive, that is a beautiful thing for a man, that makes him special. Stay safe guys

In the guest bedroom the vanity is where the woman makes herself beautiful. applying her makeup, doing her hair, applying her jewelry etc.. Great job as usual guys!!!

I appreciate how respectful you guys are. Your so very sweet. and love watching your videos.

I love the way you see the beauty of the old things. That tells me you know that the wonderful history of things and people make a wonderful world

Back in 2015 my wife and I went to Italy for a vacation and to visit with some relatives in Naples, Italy. We had a hotel room right on the ocean, it was beautiful! My uncle, who is from America stopped by the hotel to give us a ride and asked to use the bathroom. When it took him forever to come out again we knocked on the bathroom door to see if he was okay. He told us that he was using the "foot-bath" which was right across from the toilette; *it was actually the bidet he was using* and not the nonexistent "foot-bath" lol! I think that the chandeliers and some of the furniture that you identified as "copper" were gold-gilded bronze and bronze, copper furniture and light fixtures are pretty rare.

I'm amazed at all of the places you get to explore. Here its so rare to find a house, building, what have you that hasn't been desecrated and vandalized. I'm truly envious and look forward to seeing the different states of decay in your videos. thank you for sharing it with us. : )

You asked for people that speak English, I do that and, unfortunately, very little else. The fire place blower thingy is called a "bellows." What you called a "sleep over room" would typically be called a "guest room" for friends to stay in. Where the ladies make themselves beautiful is a "dressing table." I'm more than happy to watch people carefully respecting history. I look forward to what you find next week.

Thank you for your tender and respectful treatment of these abandoned homes. Your English is very good, and your comments are helpful and insightful. The lady's brush, comb, and mirror set is called a "Dresser Set" in English. I look forward to seeing more of your videos!

You two are the best...The facts regarding what happened to this family are so tragic.

You are two of the most beautiful & kind hearted Souls I've felt doing these type of videos!!💙🙏🏽 I just HAD to subscribe as I feel 100% confidence in allowing my young son to watch the both of you! It's so very much rare to find two young men with such CLASS & RESPECT for not only themselves BUT the former owners whom lived in these beautiful homes .. You speak so very respectfully and without disgusting foul language but with etiquette and respect!! I appreciate all that you both put into these videos & may your following grow as you both clearly deserve recognition !! 🙏🏽💙Namasté Love&Light 🙏🏽💙

I love hearing your voice..its so relaxing :) Keep up the great work

This is beautiful. Too bad it’s abandoned. Would make a wonderful home for someone.

Beautiful home & furniture. Hope someone inherits so it doesn't stay empty. Thanks for the tour.

Utmost respect for you guys. I love when Leslie says he would pay $500 for the piece in the attic. Most people would just steal something they found if they liked it that much. I truly admire the respect you have for the people that owned these places. However on the flip side, a part of me also mourns the fact that most of these beautiful artifacts won't be salvaged, and will eventually be ruined. It's sad in a way.

You're turning into one of the best abandoned youtube channels, keep it up :)

This was a wonderful video... I loved it. Thank you for being so thorough and letting us see how special this house is.

This is so classy! How can you abandon such a classic dwelling like this? I'm perplexed!

If that home was abandoned a year in the USA, it would be vandalized. It is wonderful to see the respect of this family's home remains intact.

Thanks, you guys are great, so polite and respectful of the places and the past. Its nice to see two young gentleman. Keep up the good videos.

How extremely tragic for a young family to pass away in a car crash, thank you guys for your sensitivity when you are showing us around! 🌿 🐦 🌸 🌿 🐦 🌸 🌿 🐦 🌸

When life is removed from a home, it deteriorates a lot faster. It’s weird but true.

How do you find out a bit of the history of these places? It's a plus because it gives us watching a sense of who once lived in these lost to time places. Leslie you have a great speaking voice, you could do voice overs or more. Thanks guys, keep on keeping on, you two rock.

brothers of decay I just love your respect for everything

Very surprising and very interesting. I just can not imagine why people would not designate their paintings and antique furniture to family members or friends. Such beautiful artistry items to just go to waste.

Its ashame what a beautiful home

The place where ladies get ready are called a vanity. Also, all of the chandeliers and candle holders are made with brass. There is a lot of brass in that house. Also, the cabinet with the blue and white pitcher on top is a china cabinet. It's a shame this place is sitting there decaying. Thank you for sharing, splendid.

That place is beautiful, and such a sad story behind it.

Hi it’s Ann iv just come across this video 3years on ,my goodness you have come on since then ,an you were very good ,but you seem more confident,experienced now .You were both still my favourite explorers,kind hearts an a beautiful soles much love Ann uk xxx

Wow the antiques are amazing

One of the reasons I love you guys, very respectful to the homes and to your viewers

Women use vanities to dress and do their hair in the morning. That's what there called vanities. Love your videos. Two very respectable young men. Good work. 😊👍

WOW, I'M IN LOVE!♰💖

I like how you boys describe and touch everything there in such manner.

Hi guys, I really enjoy your videos. That thing you were looking at in the living room that is shaped like a seashell looks to me like it is a ink pen holder. Here in America we call those cabinets with the glass for antiques, curio cabinets. And those pieces of furniture that has the mirror and brushes and combs are called a vanity. There were some truly beautiful things in this house. Thanks for letting us explore with you.

wow. ...so interesting. And, your english is fantastic. Don't be embarrassed for missing a word. Thanks, guys!

8:08! I love how you always point out the good stuff! :)

I've seen almost all of your video's but this one keeps bringing me back, probably due to the fact that an entire family was lost, it's as if their home still sits waiting for their return. So haunting!

You are wonderful young men. I enjoy so very much the respect and care you take with your videos.

I really like your channel! It's so interesting to see abandoned homes and businesses in Europe. Both of you do a great job showing us the adventures you take us on.

I happened upon your channel and I am amazed. You both are so young and yet you are so respectful and honestly care about others. I am from the USA and you don't find too many young men like you now a days.

This is a beautiful home with such a sad story behind it. Thank you guys for giving us a tour of this home. I always love to hear the history behind the places you visit. You guys have become my favorite subscribed channel on abandon places. Keep up the good work! I look forward to watching your upcoming videos.

I just found this video.How do you only have 24 thousand subs? I see your channel talked very highly about on so many other urbex channels, well you got one more sub today!Thanks for braving the cold to make this video and share this tragic story.Your work is outstanding.Great job guys!

I'm glad I found this channel it's awesome!

Love u guys for being so kind to show these home hope you'll find their relatives

Thank you for another great video. I love your discussions explaining everything. The videos are not hurried and are easy to see all the nice things there.

I am always so impressed by the respect shown to public areas and private abandoned buildings in France and Belgium. Yes, I know you have people who tag empty buildings too, but if there were places like you are filming sitting open, or accessible with a little effort here in the States, they would have been stripped to the plaster and lath within six months. This is no exaggeration. Not even the woodwork would be left. Locked up houses are broken into and people brazenly back up moving vans to them and go in with crowbars and dollys and just empty them out. In English, a bedroom table a woman sits at to do her hair and make up is called (appropriately) a vanity.

Thank you for clear pronunciation guys, really appreciate that. It helps me to study English while watching your videos.

What a beautiful old house, so sad to see it deteriorating away. Hopefully someone will eventually save the antique furniture. Thanks for sharing and taking us on your explores.

I love you too guys I really enjoy seeing these older homes it’s nostalgia for me because I’m at 69 years old so thank you for doing that I really appreciate it

YOU GUYS ARE SO SWEET : ) about breaking and entering! Truly! I love you guys!

Vanity or dressing table. I have comment on another one of your videos about the respect and care you give the memories of these homes. I love that you even try to get permission to view and tape these, sometimes even researching them before going to them. I love that. It helps us feel what it must like to be exploring these as if we were in the rooms with you. I love how you show honor and respect to them. Thank you!!

I really like your voice. It is soothing to the ears. By the way, thank you for the video!

This home have the most beautiful antique furniture I have seen. I love that these kids respect their things, though it's a shame they will be destroyed over time. YOU GUYS ARE GREAT FOR NOT REVEALING WHERE IT IS, not even showing the outside of the home, as surely someone would know where it is. Truly nice guys

Upstairs the bedroom with the cot in in it is normally for the Nanny or Wet-nurse and the other one for the live in house keeper or a child in toddler years (up to 6 years of age)

Very interesting videos..., young gentlemen produce. Good camera work, very fantastic locations, respectfully presented.....I enjoy watching you discover all those incredible treasures. Keep it up.............

Just found your channel, i love how gentle you are with everything, i also love how respectful you are of everything and the previous owners. I could definitely listen to your voice all day. Lol. Keep at it y'all! This is wonderful

Thank you so much for your wonderful video! Also l am very pleased with your respectful and polite attitude. The house is the most beautiful one I have seen. So far.

lovely video, did either of you notice at the beginning, two orbs flew past you

Great job guys! You two are the best!

that place is sooo pretty

OH MY GOOOD THAT IS SUPER BEAUTIFUL. i love the antique stuff, and when i see tons of it insIde that house, i just stared and speechless by that beauty of the old stuff. O M G

That she'll dish is not an ashtray, it's a pen and ink holder. I'm subscribing, these houses are amazing!

Great find❤️ and the desk with a mirror is called Vanity. More power to you guys. Stay awesome👍🏼

This place is beautiful!! You guys are so respectful of everything. Loved watching every second of this video. ♥️ thank you for sharing.

How thorough and refreshing. You did a wonderful job, very well spoken, and informative. This place is amazing. Good job guys ... much love 💕

you guys are my favorite show, thank you...

it doesn't look abandoned it looks like someone is staying there. Maybe squatters or other relatives. not sure what countries all of these abandoned houses are. its wired that family of the couple hasn't sold all the furnishings. I don't think that this house has been abandoned something is just not right.

Beautiful home.. Thank you for respecting the home.. you are very gentle

I love being able to travel with you. These videos are breathtaking

Great video but just a minor correction though, that stuff is brass not copper!!

I love you guys could watch your videos all day!!!

I personally respect y'all so much for the care with which you handle the items that you touch. You put them exactly as they were.

I just discovered your videos tonight. I commend you young gentlemen for the high level of respect you display on your adventures through abandoned properties. The compliments you give to the persons who once lived in these places is highly commendable. The gentleness you exhibit when you touch the items that once belonged to a living human being is very touching. As a viewer, you waltz me through a place where time stands still, frozen as it was when last touched by it's final inhabitants. You lend a spark to the imagination as to how it must have been to live there, how they lived, where they slept, and walked, dined and dreamed in a time that was once their own and is no more. I am in awe. Keep up the good work. You have made abandoned exploration into an art of a delicate tour. Many blessings to you and thank you from the depths of my heart. From - An admiring American.