Mystifying Abandoned Predator CASTLE in France | 15TH-CENTURY TIME TREASURE
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Today we'll dig back into our archives and showcase one of the oldest chateaus we've found in French lands, two years ago. It was once owned by an important count and after, by successive marriages, the property was passed in turn to the next generations in the family tree. The first written records about this historical landmark were found in in the early 1400s. The building suffered from the French Revolution and was remodeled several times. During this key event the castle was partly looted and eventually burned in the late 18th century by a troop of revolutionaries. In the 19th century it was restored again and given a new life.
With its nickname "Chateau Predator", it soon becomes clear to us why it was given this name. Inside we are astonished by the historical treasures that are still present in this dignified building as the day of today. Yet, this might come as no surprise as we promptly find out the property is severely secured by silent alarms, motion sensors and cameras. Indulge yourself in another tour through a lost hidden treasure, as we venture our way inside one of our riskiest visits to date.
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Abandoned France: Mystifying Abandoned Predator CASTLE in France | 15TH-CENTURY TIME TREASURE
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