Exploring a Mysterious ABANDONED Mansion in the Woods | Most Haunted 

So much was left behind. Makes you wonder what did happen to this family. It's strange that some of the bedrooms looked more preserved and cleaner. Thank you for showing us this chateau.

I'm always amazed at the total contradiction in the beds being made - someone cared enough about their home to make their beds - but then everything being abandoned and left behind.

First of all, glad you were able to explore and film this safely. Thank you for sharing another amazing piece of history. ❤ I love watching your videos.

I love big old houses and barns. I wish I could rescue every single one. Think of the laughter and conversations once had in that home!

Absolutely love the Bible verse 🙌 🙏 ❤

Ivy is actually known to be very invasive. It can actually ruin house foundations and walls that's why it's able to come into the house without that window being open. Often times people who have houses with Ivy surrounding, they have a maintenance team taking care of it because of how invasive it is. Ivy is quite beautiful but will absolutely not hesitate to ruin a house's walls and foundation. This is something i learned in a horticultural class i took in school. So the info is accurate lol

At 24:07,give or take a few seconds, there is a definite orb that passes,then dims out,right in front of your camera as you turn from the old letter,to view the room again. Total orbage,not dust! 😜🥰

They were all my favorite rooms I couldn't tell you which one I like the most it was just so awesome seeing the rooms the way they were preserved like a time capsule I mean it's really truly gorgeous to see them really enjoy watching your videos they are so awesome to watch

Beautiful place still sitting as if the people just vanished. I really liked how unique the bedrooms were. Windows and rooms.

It’s very haunting, seeing what was left behind, really wish there was info, didn’t look like just one person live there, absolutely stunning and phenomenal upload, thank you for your work, 👍🏻👍🏻and watch out for those nettles, they do burn , shout out to the wife as well✌🏻💕

This house is well worth this exploration. Love it ❤

Stinging Nettle is a weed. We have it in Canada as well. Glad you didn't get a bee sting! Great explore, so much beautiful stuff left behind. I love the beds and the wood stoves. 🥰

Just out of curiosity, when items are left behind, plates, furniture, clothes, etc- who do they go to or are they just left there? Great videos! So much history behind these homes and their once owners….

The two extended chair is called Chaise Longue. The table with no pockets is a Carom Billiards table. the Cracked/mended vase is an Amphorae. The word 'Phoebus' is the Greek word for Apollo the sun God.

Thank you and everyone who went on the trip to France in order to bring these wonderful videos to us. This was truly another amazing video. I loved the pink.

That was a huge house. I am glad you made it through without getting attacked. I really liked the master...so roomy and full of light. Take care!

So I watched Dale from Escape go through there and thought WOW it looks great. Then also part of the same trip Adam of Adam Mark Explores went through and the secret staircase you thought went to the attic actually went to one of the bedrooms. So he showed something different. Then you come along and introduce us to the moat. I had no idea there had been a moat. I would be like let's make it a little deeper add the water back and make a lazy river around that place. Thanks for also taking your time and really looking at the place. I hope Jeremy got his money back. Also that was a billiard table. They don't have pockets like a pool table. The idea is to bank shots. I believe you have to do that without hitting your opponents balls

I watch another Chanel that explores France,so love the French decor and architecture thank you for your presentation of this place😊

I live in France and Switzerland. The first thing you learn as a little kid is to identify the stinging nettles. They are all over. I've been stung many times. Same goes with the bees. The local French bees will land on your food, especially meats and cut off chunks then fly away. Glad I'm not allergic. Safe travels!

it definitely looks like one of those horror movies mansion.. it gives me creep. i dont even think i can last staying in there for 5 minutes :( ur very brave

Im new to this channel can someone please tell me how the youtuber gets access to these mansions? Genuinely curious! 😅this is crazy and cool and scary all in one hahaha

Another great video from our handsome tour guide BigBankz!! 👍👍👍

I love the high ceilings and the very old furniture and items left behind. Very historic. I'm glad no ghosts (lol)! Thanks for another great abandoned house tour!

I like explore adventure, BIG BANKZ AND STEVE RONIN.

That contraption in the kitchen looks like a thing to pump water from the ground.

Your favorite furniture piece is a form of a fainting couch As others have said, carom. It is a billiard game played with a few balls. Think of playing horse on a basketball court. Kitchen had the well pump in it. The letter with a photo on it was written before the nazi invasion The bed was older than TV. (The one with tall head & foot boards) A home like that would have had an entire family. So, the smaller beds were for the child of the parents (who are living with their parents in the house they grew up in) using the full size bed. Also, the hierarchy in build materials usually lessens as you get farther from the front door. But this is not to say the floor is weaker, just the craftsmanship and details. I wish you showed more of the herringbone floor in the master bedroom and less of the pink walls. The description below the framed sketch would have been interesting, as would the fireplace (original cooking) in the kitchen. I wouldn't be surprised if the house was over 200 years old. Old growth wood is incredibly strong and resilient so long as you step above joists. The trees surrounding the structure have helped filter dust from entering over the decades. I know of a cow barn built in the 1920s. You would never guess it was a barn from outside as it has timber and stucco, leaded glass windows and very ornamental details in beautiful roof lines. It's build cost was a million dollars and was known around the world as the million dollar barn. It even has a basement and elevator.

I appreciate that virtual tour of that cool place, thanks!

That place was awesome !!! Thank you !

Love your video's keep up the good work

Definitely a beautiful place! Just crazy about the bees and wasps. I wouldn't be able to go there. One sting and I could possibly die. Proud of you you for going in. Thanks for sharing!

Loved it! Thank you for sharing your explorations!❤,🙂🙏🙌

Hello. New sub .you do a great job showing old abandoned places. Plus you show Respect .plus I love the bible quotes .😊

You can feel how upset he is! I would be pissed off too. 2+ grand isn't small change.

I think this is a beautiful place in an amazing location, i would have taken more time and read some of the letters and books to see a more in depth look at the former owners. I'd live there for sure and i'd keep as much originality as i could when having it renovated if it came into my possession. Thanks for sharing this video.

I love the vintage furniture. And the detailed fireplace mantels Thank you for the explore. Stay safe

*Hard to believe how much stuff they left behind. I guess in France/Europe, people (explorers) are more respectful in regard to looting stuff from abandoned houses, etc.* _I can't believe there aren't squatters living there because those beds looks super comfy. LOL_

That piece of furniture is called a "day bed". My Aunt and Uncle owned an upholstery store. My cousin had one in her room. I loved it when we visited.

Not bragging, but when I found your channel, I was watching it on my iPhone, the more I saw, I totally moved into watching your uploads on my 85 inch TV, feels like you are there, so again, your work is so phenomenal, and very respectful, great job, shout out to the wifey✌🏻💕

I've always loved chaise lounges too. Those chairs are beautiful.😮 They don't make furniture like that anymore. Its like snap shops of time in peoples lives. Mahalo for this great explore. 🐾♥️🕊hope you're feelin better🙏♥️

The table isn't a regular pool table; it's called "carom billiards". Read about it! Very cool video!!

Thank you for another great video! Appreciate the time and effort you put into these. Also was Jeremy able to get his money back? I hope so.

Have you ever done a gravestone rubbing to see the old gravestones and take chalk at a piece of paper and rub it it is so beautiful to see what they're like you got to try it sometime and I enjoy watching your videos of the old mansions and stuff and stuff that is preserved in time I think it's awesome

Such a neat place,weird that once again it left full of things. So cool.

Love this one this home is beautiful. I don’t have a favorite room I love all of them I think the first bedroom was the master and the is beautiful. So sad that everything left behind is rotted. Thank you for sharing have a great day 😊

Glad no bee's and ghosts got you!😂. I loved the kitchen and the dining room. The windows and the can I call them French doors are beautiful. Going from room to room on the second and third level was kind of crazy, I guess I've used to orienting myself with a hall. Those sleigh beds were beautiful. Great tour!!

That was great. Ty for sharing.

Love the video I love art also..What I couldn't get over was the handmade baby crib..you could sure tell it was handmade...So many rooms I really liked the Kitchen..Atay safe on your journeys...

I laughed when your friend said that billiards table was a book table, lmao! 😅

Awesome old place it seems like places over there last forever

Wasp and Hornet spray, knock ‘em out! I like the Angel carving on the mirror, and the old pianos were cool.

Hi again BigBankz and wife 🙋🏽. I hope the two of you are having a wonderful weekend.❤

Another beautiful house going to ruin such a shame all that beautiful furniture great video as usual

I wish I can go with you guys and experience that awesome trip...

Its a billiard table. Just learned this recently. 2 white balls 1 red ball and you have to hit red ball and 3 bumpers. Very different from pool. Hope that helps.

The antique beds were my favorite!!! I love antiques especially Victorian style and the beds were totally amazing! I hate the fact that they are up in the house rotting. Geez. But thank you so much for your videos! I love watching them :) God bless!!!

I love that whole place I think I either watched Steve or Jeremy do that place but they released there video some time before

A beauty indeed. Love it, it's beautiful. Shame it's like this. All the beautiful decor and woodwork. Sad. 😢❤

I love these longer videos!

Seeing some orbs!! Pretty cool place.

The bed in the second bedroom is AMAZING! I NEED it!

I loved all of the rooms! They sure had alot of beds tho..wonder if he had a big family? And l saw the cross on the wall❤❤

@BigBankz just subscribed recently and love your videos! But please when you find pianos you have to play them! I kept waiting for one of you to touch it just to see if it still works. Since I play myself it is like ok he has to try it and see if it works !! Great videos and great finds !!

Outstanding explore Bankz! 😮 wow that baby/toddler bed made out of sticks was amazing to see!!❤ Thanks for facing the bee threat to get the video for us fans 🥰❤🙏 I pray all is well with you and your family

That's actually a billiards table to play snooker on! A pool table has pockets

Great video.Nice to see how you respect other people’s belongings.Hi from 🇨🇦

Im just curious whats the story where they left everything instead of taking it.

Love your videos from France, especially the mansion with all the dresses, did you guys figure out the history of that? Also, love that you’re capturing all the items closely but hopefully in the future, anything you can do while walking to avoid your viewers from getting so dizzy. 😵‍💫

You do travel with an epipen...and benadryl? Love what you do...and your incredible honesty.

The table is for French pool, straight rail, or carom billiards

You never face 2 mirrors across each other. Shown in the pink room,you then open portals to the sprit world

The first chair that you really like is called a chaise longue, they are so comfortable for sitting in and reading or watching TV 😊

The black dresser had the Greek Key design

in the second bedroom, the second bed that you really like with a hand carved frame, it’s called a daybed, which is kind of like a single bed that looks like a couch in a way

You are the VERY BEST And VERY NICEST explorer on RU-vid!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯♥️♥️♥️ you are SO meant to be doing this 🥰💯♥️♥️♥️ thank you for all your hard work BB ♥️♥️♥️

Very cool!

So many doors..gorgeous bed frames..but I love the stove in dining room best..

One cool place, enjoy the video of this place, sad to see all that stuff go to rot.

Love watching these kinds of videos. Always my favorite and it's nice to go back in time and see what they had at one point.q

Can't believe people just walk away 😢😢

My favorite part was the kitchen

Hey Big Bankz, I didn’t read all the comments but the pool table is a type of pool table lol! Not played like in America. In France it’s called Carom billiards..3 balls, 1 red, 2 white. No pockets..you take your ball, (white) hit the object ball (red) and the opponents ball (also while) with one shot etc etc! Ok, Peace Out ✌🏼

Very interesting and how you travel so far away l 🙏 that your friend fought for his money back, the Mansion was strange and the feel was mysterious not like a warm welcome you all are amazing

I really have to take my hat off to you guys that would go that would have the courage to go into a house that's so condemned as these so called abandoned houses I mean they're literally just corroded with not knowing if they're gonna come down on you or not and you guys have the ability to go in there and show everybody what these people have left behind my hats off to you you guys are amazing Ring thank you

Some pool tables do not have pockets because they are used for a different type of cue sport called carom billiards. During a carom billiards game, players maintain three object balls on the table at all times and use different strategies to score points. This category includes games such as straight rail, balkline, one-cushion, three-cushion and artistic billiards.

I agree with you about art... love seeing it but hate it being left to rot. I feel that way about so many things left to rot, including the homes.

Stinging nettles grow near dock leaves and vice versa. If you get stung by the nettle, take a dock leaf, scrunch it up and rub it on the stinging skin and it will relieve it ! Dock leaves are plants with large leaves on them found near the nettles!

I love the video and I totally agree don't go walking on the floor if it looks like it's going to fall through if you step on it. As far as people telling you that places aren't open and you can't get to them I think they just don't want you to go explore them. I pray Jeremy gets his money back. God bless all 3 of you that you get home safely. 🙏

😢 It makes me sad that so many beautiful furniture is left to rot. This castle had many beautiful doors with amazing door knobs and locks. You didn't show much of the beautiful porcelain stove but it was just wow. I imagine little ones running around playing hide and seek on the hiding places they had. Thank you for another amazing trip. Be safe Btw you didn't mention your beautiful wife as a reason to go home. Was this shot previous to you getting married?

👌👌👏👏Thx BB. I hope you & the Mrs. are getting along alright these days. Sending love to y'all from Raleigh, NC 💕 🌞💕🌞 Also, omg stinging needle plants sound AWFULLL🚫💉🌿Be safe out there🙏

Those stinging nettles at the start 🥲 there's usually doc leaves nearby them, quite big leaves, it's gross but you have to spit on them and then put them on where the nettles stung you

Enjoyed your video 💐thank you for dealing with the bees 🐝 and spiking weeds to bring this Pink mansion to us 💐✨✨✨Save travels to you and God bless💐💐💐

That pocketless table is used to play Carom or Carambole or French billiards, all the same game.

#replaycrew love your content! Mad Luv N Respect

Thanks for the all your hard work you do for us. For your info: Back in the day it was not okey for ladies to rest on the bed during the day , (?) that’s why they had these extended armchair called ’chaise longue’, or ’long chair’. It’s nice to see the date on old newspaper and letters. So maybe you could film those for a second on your next video. Gives that extra wow-feeling. The letter on the desk, next to the picture was from 1936! Every time I see places like this it ’s really sad to see valuable antique stuff, furniture, mirrors -everything, just left behind unloved and forgotten. Do you think you will end up i one of these Chateaux one day ? Perhaps running your own antique shop and B&B (Got the same initials…) Have a safe trip back to the States. Take care. From Sweden Marie//

The "pool table" I believe is called a snooker table. I've heard other people refer to it with that name

Those beds are gorgeous oh my gosh so far all 3 of those beds the 2 little ones so far are the best

It's a full bed (possibly called a double) and the TYPE of bed is a sleigh bed. And what hurts me most is all that wasted wood that we'll never get back. Usually if it's really good art, it's being or will be saved by someone. Wood on the other can't be grown fast enough to give back to us...and then people don't do quality wood carving anymore.

Carom billiards, or French Billiards seems to be played on a table without pockets. It's mainly played in France and Asia (according to wikipedia).

That could be fixed up. Moat just needs a goat to clean it up . Then a boat to float around In and if that don't float your boat, then make yourself a fishing pond. Can you dig it ? Or a pool. There's a pool table in the house.

Bankz, billiards is a whole different game from pool but they use similar tables. However billiards tables have no pockets. "Billiards is played on a table without pockets. The game only has three balls, which are red, white (with a spot), and another white one (without a spot). The various games are referred to as carom billiards, or pocketless billiards."