Marathon: Country House Rescue Season 1 (PART 2) | Country House Rescue | Abode 

Why do some of these people ask Ruth for help,when she suggests something they don't take her advice? Why ask for help if you know everything?

I Googled Pentillie Castle of Cornwall and a website popped up. I clicked on the video tour and there was owner Sammie Corydon, the daughter in the above video, handling the introduction like a pro. All the rooms & grounds looked fantastic, just absolutely & staggeringly stunning. They are in the wedding business, primarily, it appears, but there is also lots to see while walking the various outdoor paths, etc., throughout the property & even a pool as well. Beautiful destination in every way.

Ongoing magic from Ruth ☆ Hats off to her ♡

John and Ellie still own CHESTERS.....seems like they took the advice

Even if there's no money to renovate, there's a lot of stuff that could be put in trash bins and taken away; like papers, leaves, etc. It would be a start.

My great, great, great, great gandfather....I have no money...but we need the 'Right Sort' 🙄

After watching these videos for some time now I realize that the governments over there are out of control. Charging massive inheritance tax is absolutely absurd.

I Love this series, as an American, it’s wonderful to be able to see these wonderful Mansions and Grounds, as well as a Tour of the E.U. Thank You ❤

When you lay your brick use concrete as edging. Start about halfway down on brick and slope away from brick about four or five inches. This keeps the brick stable along the edge helps it from shifting. Than back fill with your dirt or mulch.

I liked that first couple it was pleasant to see their progress happen so fast. I hope they develop a great business sense and become great. They deserve it!

I'm SO happy to hear that Percy is on the road to recovery!! Fantastic news! What a lovely vlog! I enjoyed your travels and the snipets of everyone else's travels too, especially Marie!! So cool that she got time to relax at your flat in the south of France! Coming home to LaLande and seeing Pavlina and Jared dressed in period costumes, such a LaLande moment!! I will be saying continued prayers for Percy to have a full recovery and come home!!❤️🙏🏻❤️

Absolutely stunning renovation. I love that the Chateau is truly "lived in". Every home yearns to be so loved and graciously cared for through its existence. I love your ability to follow your vision with great crafts people. So important. Thank you to Juan Paulo our gracious host. We ish you many happy, healthy years in your gorgeous home.

“I’m concerned about the seating arrangements; frankly, it seems to be a combination between a youth hostel party and somebody’s suburban bbq.” Nobody can say it like Ruth can. HAHHAAAAAA

Your boys are all amazing, kind, considerate and very helpfu while not being affraid of work and responsibility l. A real credit to you both

At least turn it down to background level since that’s what it is suppose to be. Right?

On the Chester's property, I am underwhelmed with the efforts to make the attic into an actors' lodging. As Ellie brought Ruth upstairs to check it out, I thought we were about to see something much different than what existed. Loved the spy idea at Chester's. Jealous I can't participate, lol.

A very beautiful serial! The way Ruth Watson goes about is good beyound words. I just wonder if these magnificent homes can survive even with the most perfect businessplans when one takes the present enormous prices for energy into consideration. Hopefully there will be a way.

Excuse me! There is no problem with a green dining room!

home owners living in altered reality

Ruth is so pretty. From her hair to her eyes. Her style is so amazing, simple but very elegant.

the main argument about what Ruth's saying to the Taymar people is that she's wearing a painter's smock and a necklace of pingpong balls which does make her a bit difficult to take seriously. The place is parsnip-colored, though

organic greenhouse farming feed your countrymen!

Do not f... with The Duchess of Edinburgh! Perfect 🎉🎉🎉

The place looks gorgeous!!!

The music running on and on is distracting and maddening

I loved DJ Anselms' segment with the auction, the cooking school, and his 'hippie' friends who started the little garden in the salon! Great attitude. This was done in 2009 - it sure would be nice to get updates on some of these people/places....

that second home color was hideous

I love this lady!!

I would have loved to have seen the kitchen. It is amazing!

AirBNB has helped a lot of owners such as these.

Great stories I really enjoyed.

These people are very silly.

I very much enjoy this program, but the music is too loud. Thanks for some softer volume 😊

we stopped going to toon town years ago. mostly because it was so hot and nowhere to relax.. I am thrilled and see many places shade sales could be easily installed!! hope someone takes that hint!

Why didn't they just power wash great uncle???? Lol Providence ❤

I'm fascinated to see these country houses make a business of themselves so that they can stay functioning and a member of the community. It's saddens me that the UK lost so many of them due to poor government management following world war II. Yes the aristocracy held too much power and wealth before the war, but that did not mean they should lose all the beautiful treasures that they built. Families were impoverished. Many of them died fighting the war. Houses were left to crumble or we're torn down. It was a very sad state of affairs. The national trust is absolutely needed to try to save these old homes. Although even they can be too restrictive on building maintenance. British aristocracy is not what it used to be. They have been rendered middle class, but the one thing they have is a value for the history of the families that came before them. Most of us low and middle class folks can't trace back more than our great grandfathers. We wish we knew more about our family history. That's why it's nice to see these families have hundreds of years of history to share. I wish them well.

Why is the music so loud???? You can barely hear hat their saying

So they're paying "tutors costs" twice..... anyone catch that?

The Acting School update bedrooms, bathroom and furniture look disgusting. No pride in ownership and in bad taste. You can make it look beautiful on a budget if you had good taste. I would never stay there.

Is corporate team building still a thing in 2022? Just asking...I know this episode is from a few tears ago.

Anselm has weed brain...

John needed to get the manor put back together and focus on shorter term profit making schemes.

Maybe, have a one month Event of a Group of Volunteeers in Carpentry and Historic Restoration..lodge them in the Upstairs Hostal..get things done quicly, not just one lonely carpenter working alone.

Having the toilet in a private space is best! Not everyone is comfortable being watched sitting on the toilet by the person in the tub! You never know when someone will be in need of a toilet but a guest or is in the tub!

Someone needs to be harsh and truthful with these people. Good grief.

How Interesting remember Scotland

I would just sell it and make a fortune and then get something beautiful and be free of all of that work of slaving to other people. Take all of your favorite things and you'll still be rich but without catering to everybody else!

There is a vlog called the Indie Project where a couple renovated a stone barn in Portugal

"the old lady"? heir to Pentillie should be more respectful and grateful to have been chosen as her heir. she could have left it to a local hospital or some such.

48:00 ... $ 6 MILLION in debt ( !? ) ... ( hey - the next show in the playlist is ... " if you can't pay we will take it away." ) !? house in country $6 Million in debt !? - but ( the punters ) who owe $5,000 on a car - get it taken away ?

England seems to have so many old houses with roof structures that just seem to invite rot issues. It seems in every period they would build pitched roofs that sometimes die into each other forming a long gutter between them. I lived there for a year almost 50 years ago and I didn't see much snow in London. But I suppose they never get much snowfall or long term freezing weather anywhere even up north? I live in New England now and you just can't build that kind of roof - roof slope facing roof slope or even sloping into a higher wall - without having ice build-up and subsequent leakage. It might even be against codes here. The codes are largely designed for banks and the mortgages required to have a house at all. There are ways to water proof such slopes and walls but they didn't use them back when. And I heard from a fellow student I knew about continuous problems with atmospheric damp and even rising damp as was the case in both apartments we occupied that year. I remember one story from that student. His grandfather had moved into a roofed trench in the backyard of their row house on the east side of London during WWII. His wife and children moved out of town but he stayed behind to watch over things during the blitz. The house sat unheated for a few years. When they could move back and began to heat the place again his wife contracted pneumonia and died because the damp took months to dry out. The dampness just makes cold feel even colder. But still the house survived in spite of the fact that many teeth were missing in the row even as late as the early 70s. the student told me the east side was bombed the most because that was the area of heavy industry. It's no wonder so many of the old places fall apart so quickly if neglected. Most houses in New England are stick built and won't last long if abandoned. Those walls in the cottages, townhouses, great houses and stately homes at least have heavy masonry walls to rehab even if the plaster is falling off and the timber may be rotting. But they have to dry them out first. Louisiana plantation mansions also seem to have had, and still have problems with rising damp. They can't keep the wallpaper on the bottom two or three feet of the first floor rooms of Shadows on the Teche.

When women stop describing men as provider, then we can talk about daughters inheriting the estate.

la storia creece in notra pelle e.biografia storia vita ertrerna

😅😢 my 😂🎉 ❤❤❤

I love these series but the background music takes over! ugh

I love the series but the audio editing is outright amateurish and quite horrible.

hmm I wonder about the name Guise. there are historical Guise

6 million in taxes??? Who can afford that?

When these estates have 1000, 2000, 3000 acres of land, what's the issue? Simply sell parcels of land to cover any debt, taxes or restoration etc.

your music is like halloween film or horror show music/ I do wonder why we look up her nose.?

Why doesnt theowner sell house in london, and rent a place while being ableto put some money to restoration

Please either cut the music or turn it off . It's EXTREMELY ANNOYING.

Why, why do all these British programs have music and talking at the same time???? Some of us have hearing sensitivity issues😢.

Never will they get the money back....

House color should have been something better than that icky color, the property deserves better

Whaaaaaattttt is a mood board????? Help!

no children?

Inheritance tax is absolutely criminal. Any government that institutes them should be overthrown.

I so love delusional, naive people. Lord, help me.

She is unecessarily rude.

Hey ruth, have you thought of stopping the vulgar words!

This first episode this owner is such a frickin snob... "It can be only people we understand and agree with" how racist and exclusive.

Ruth is totally wrong with the moodboards from the curtains and fabrics. I would never go to a so called ‘ modernized ‘ castle with horrible colors. I think the clothes of Ruth are very dated too, even in 2010. I truly hope Sara has stand her ground and didn’t listen to Ruth with the fabrics. It is just beautiful and classic old English and that’s why people go to a castle, if they want something modern they would go to a modern hotel.

I know this is a petty opinion, but Ruth’s personal “style” bugs me; her insistence on wearing massive, oversized clothes and jewelry don’t make her seem smaller.

Just awful 😞

Is swearing really necessary? Ruth is begining to sound like a certain chef whose language was foul!

1:09:41 She is very attractive.