Restoration of Chateau de Vaux. Tour with its Young Owner, Edouard Guyot 

buying a mansion with daddys fortune, yeah so inspirational

Un beau boulot avec les sous-titres! ;) I've never done an escape room, but I imagine it must be that much more fun in a proper château! 🏃⬅🏰

Yes, the subtitles help immensely! I did change the playback to .75 speed so I could read as well as take in the views as you were explaining. That really helped! 🤗

That’s exactly what came to mind when I heard that. Without knowing the details…. I believe that there must be funding formulas whereby the State throws in “seed money” allowing for private funding/loans to pick up the rest. He spoke of “tour revenues” which raked in funds by charging a 7 Euro admission fee. This covered the cost of purchasing 1 slate per admission. He mentioned 160,000 visits more or less. The Guyot family is “all in” with these restorations which started with his dad. The kids were initiated very young…. hands on. Suave and sophisticated “high diving acts” 😉🇨🇦

@@presspound7358 True, the Guyot family are famous in France to buy and restore derelicted châteaux since early 80s. They now have at least, 6 or 7 big châteaux in all France..

go to settings and you can slow down the video 3 speeds slower or just one- make a big difference and lets you have time to see the work

You have people having easy money doing crap also. Most important are education, respect and will.

@@dominique4700 a 23 yo guy doesnt have any money, this chateau would have been atleast 500k euro to buy, where did the money come from you stupid moron, @ 23 even if he didnt go to uni he would have only worked for maximum 5 years the average wage in france for a 18-23yo guy is maybe 20-30k euro a year, in 5 years the maximum he could save even if he lived at home is about 150k max. he's still at least 350k euro short just to buy it with no renovations, money doesnt grow on tress smart ass so unless he is into drug dealing or is some kind of criminal there is no legit way he could earn that money by the time hes 23, if its daddys money, an inheritance or maybe family money i have no problem with that, be honest where the money came from, if hes some kind or entrepreneur who created an ap that sold for millions then no problem, google purchased one of my companies for $500 million usd, so i know its possible, again this is fine but be honest how hes paying for things, and i didnt criticise anything my partner is a french ballet dancer and i love everything france, what i dont like is when people are not truthful

@@thierrymilan2039 education respect and will dont pay bills money does and 27 yo guys dont have millions of euro to throw at these projects,unles its famil money or an inheritance which is fine but i just dont like when people are not transparent and honest

@@davidg-bp4zk That's what happens when you don't nothing about a subject or a person. Those people are not millionnaires, they are just living their passion and work hard for it. Their parents began from very little at a time big derelicted châteaux were a bargain. Their children had no holiday and were helping their parents from childhood so they know what this very specific business is about. I made a lot of search about this family before arguing anyrhing, because I don't want to be disrespectful about someone I don't live with. So again, respect, education, strong will and hardwork. No blabla.

@@dominique4700 Hi Dominique, the money these young guys have is called a loan from a bank, they worked a few years before getting anything and the only help from their parents was not fresh cash but maybe a mortgage from their own estates.