Virtual Tour of Chatsworth House | Phil Spencer's Stately Homes
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Phil Spencer takes you on a virtual tour of Chatsworth House in this clip from Phil Spencer's Stately Homes.
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Duke has a great sense of humor. I would never leave the library. I can’t imagine living in some place like this. I probably would get lost.
I would spend all my evenings in that library.
I’ve been here before and it’s genuinely one of my favourite places to ever go, both the garden and the house is magnificent
True story I’m related to royal family on my dad side of the family I’m 13 granddaughters of my mum side of the family
Now thats the real fancy british accent.
Came for the house, left smiling by the Duke's jokes and comments.
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Stunning estate! Such a majestic work of art. In a time where some people are dying to erase art and history it’s so nice to see such beauty still exists. Long may it stand!
I love seeing and visiting all of these types of homes, It is nuts to just imagine what it would have been like living in there back in the day.
Incredibly beautiful. It has enough class to stop it from being too much, just the right balance of opulence and simplicity.
That library!! If I could just spend one...year inside..
With a cuppa of great Oolong tea. My idea of a great time
they have six libraries in that house lol
This was Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice right? The flooring when Elizabeth was walking with her Aunt and Uncle :D
Yup. Gorgeous home.
Wow after saw the pool, I was wondering and searching for this comment to make sure it was the castle from the movie 😆
Chatsworth House and gardens are stunning. Would like to visit one day in person. It appears things have been well maintained over the years. Credit should be given to those who look after the place & it's landscape outside.
Good thing they used the Chatsworth
House as a location shooting for Pride and Prejudice in 2005. 😃
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Gorgeous.
It's beautiful
I went in the public tour once and it was good there was a lot of statues and gold
met the duke once - i was lucky enough to go to a boarding school whose choir was invited to sing at chatsworth every two years and stay the night there
the duke showed me a picture of a chair and asked me to sit on it - turns out it was made of elastic fabric and u really could sit on it
he also led us to a garden with secret hoses and ended up getting all of us wet
but the funniest was when he drove a golf cart and all of us (at least 15 of us) climbed onto it and we sped around the garden everywhere
The duke seems like the guy you can drink with and just don't stop talking.
True story I’m 13 grand daughter of Devonshire family
So beautiful!!!!!!❤
Favourite stately home?
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Tão lindo, conheci através do filme Orgulho e Preconceito 💜💜💜
Fabulous
"Honey? Have you seen the cat?"
"We have a cat?"
Thank you, but that was disappointingly short. The library was wonderful.
Awwww it’s Stoker!
why can't i play this episode on the website ? in-fact the whole series 3
I like it there
Jag har varit här två gånger. Pampigt. Det finns alltid nytt att upptäcka. Värt ett besök.
I would like to know how one goes about cleaning the intricate artwork without damaging them?
I’m coming here for a school trip
Do estate workers get to read the books in the library?
Interesting. What's the total area of the house, though?
I’ve been there
Manchester-born writer, CA MacRae, met with Carolyn Reynolds, Executive Producer of Coronation Street over a script she wrote in 2004. Inspired by Carolyn's positive comments C.A. MacRae began research years later when life enabled her. So if you love Downton Abbey and conspiracy theories, then you will love C.A. MacRae's Gemini Complex, The Cabal: After the final demise of the Cathars at Chateau Mount Montségur in the south of France in 1244, a heroic rescue by a Knights Templar took place. Six hundred and fifty-three years later a murder and spate of suspicious deaths of the clergy become linked in the south of France. Flo’s first day (10th November 1918) at Chandringham doesn’t work out quite how she imagined. A bright but humble farm girl finds herself thrust into the upper echelons of society. Rather than being trained in the everyday tasks of a maid, she’s told she needs to leave her old life behind and immerse herself in the life of the aristocracy, as Lady Mary Tavistock. Her world is turned upside down, Flo realises she’s not the person she’s always thought she was, and to make matters worse she finds out her life is endangered. In order to make sense of who she really is and what her purpose in life is, she’s sent to Switzerland to meet others of her kind. The Gemini Complex, The Cabal is the first book of a trilogy. It's going to be released later this year.
I live in the United States how o where I can travel to see this place
It’s in Derbyshire, UK. Hop on an aeroplane! 😁
There is NO way I could sleep in that bedroom!😮
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GPS on your phone would serve a bigger purpose here. 😉
This isn’t a home, it’s a museum.
Tis a museum now. But Chatsworth is a conspiracy theorist dream . Of course the English aristocrats would say different... But more.meets the eye to Chatsworth estate. From the oblisk in the woods. The water fountain shooting up as high as 297 feet...to engine rooms disposed off. The greenhouse/orangery that mysteriously burnt down. After the Cavendish banana. And watermelons were grown inside of it... In middle of England.
Inside is littered with pagan ideology.
Chatsworth House was where C.A. MacRae drew her inspiration for Chandringham. Check out the book, Gemini Complex, The Cabal
After the final demise of the Cathars and Knights Templars six hundred and fifty
years later, a murder and a series of suspicious deaths of the clergy become a link to
an innocent farm girl starting her first day as a maid in the stately home called
Chandringham, England in 1918. She is thrust into the upper echelons of society and
told to immerse herself in the life of the aristocracy, as Lady Mary Tavistock. She
struggles with erasing her existence as Flo and all she has ever known. Her
questions are abundant, but nobody seems to be answering them, and worst of all,
Mary finds her life is in danger. An unexpected suitor comes to her rescue as she
tries to make sense of who she is and her purpose in life.
Mary is sent to Switzerland for answers and to hone her innate abilities with others
like her. However, there she finds a shocking world she never knew existed. The book will be released at the end of September 2021, by Pegasus.
"Located a 140 miles north of London," or, Derbyshire, ffs.
Derbyshire
Why didn't he give a better look at tge chapel it was beautiful
I know this house.... it's Roarke's house. Also known as Dallas palace
Ahh yes one of my man estates
sometimes too much is just too much.
imagine spending $1mill on a Bed...
A knock at himself and a jab at Trump in 30 seconds?? I'd like to be friends with the duke
Bakewell?
wow!... I see how Hogwarts was inspired.. lol.
All king and queen always considered them selves above god. So lavish and extravagant items made of solid gold and diamond. They always wore lavish clothes and fabric lavish food items to glory. In lay mans language it is said that nothing is above god but sadly every human needs to understand that human cannot be god either king or queen. we are passengers and are only on earth for a better purpose.
@@arrenoflaedenuar6886 "show some respect" to these people? For hundreds of years, they have stolen billions worth of valuables and goods from other civilization, just to show it off as their own. Although, the history and architecture from the past deserve admiration, these people certainly don't.
@@arrenoflaedenuar6886 lol thanks :). may Dumbledore watch over you as well.
It’s gaudy
It does make me sad that it’s just a single old white dude living there
well he has a family and grand kids etc. They only live in a “small” portion of the house and the rest of it is open to the public. I went on a tour there and there were like 100s if not over a 1000 tourists that day. They obviously make a lot of profit with the tourism but I don’t even know if that money is enough to cover the maintenance of the estate because the renovations (and their cost) are staggering.
So you could look at it as “an old white dude just living there” but really its more like it’s his job to be custodian of place to preserve it for future generations and by setting up the tourism side of it and organising for all the art that is displayed there (Everything from damien hirst modern art to the old masters) he’s set the place up as a business which means that when he dies and the next duke has to pay a massive inheritance tax, the place will be able to survive another generation. Other dukes and lord’s weren’t as savvy with money so most of those fantastic old manor houses have fallen into disrepair.
He’s married and has lots of kids and grandchildren and relations, that if you don’t count the staff and thousands of visitors
Coi, that's a very superficial and uninformed point of view.
@@Mike-zh1ew He has 3 grown-up children. 😁
@@yay-cat He and his family are also very rich. They are worth like 905 million dollars.
Hes a hunter kills deers for fun a disgrace
yeah if they shoot a deer then they prepare and eat the deer. it’s not like they’re shooting a lion just to have it’s head on block in the living room. You can only have a specific number of animals on a section of land (else you get overgrazing and erosion etc) and there aren’t really any natural predators like wolves around so farmers and dukes and other people who manage land have to cull surplus animals to maintain the ecological equilibrium.
Also I think it’s much more honourable to know exactly where your meat comes from. like if you just buy prepacked frozen hamburgers from the supermarket isle you have completely removed yourself from the process and can pretend the horror of killing another animal doesn’t exist because ‘your food just came from the factory’ with its gleaming tiles and stainless steel counters. No if you want to eat meat you should see where it comes from and be able to look bambi in the eye if you pot his mom.
@@yay-cat no he shoots for fun
@@yay-cat im vegan too so im not a hypocrite
@@yay-cat your a disgraceful
FIRST POST. WE SHOULD END STATELY HOMES and ROYALTY. #DEMOCRACY IN UK
Could always convert them into Bed and Breakfast inns or as museums for tourist hot spots.
Democracy is now already existed in UK
You'll just waste those pieces of history? Better turn it to something useful.
@@playanakobi4407 don’t judge Me I’m 13 grand daughter of Devonshire