Abandoned Mansion Everything Left Behind - Home Of A Musician
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We explore an abandoned house in the beautiful Portuguese countryside.
This house was once filled with the exquisite melody of a famous classical pianist.
The happy couple lived here until the late 1980s, raising their many children.
The remaining furnishings show the wealth they once had, their stunning private chapel shows their dedication to religion.
Discover what was left behind, inside the pianists paradise…
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That is the family home of one of the greatest portuguese composers of the 20th century. Fyi, it is an estate home. A house that lodged the family that owned it for generations. The property itself has areas added and converted through the centuries. The part u went into with wooden vaulted ceilings was built in either the 16th or 17th century. Tiles as u saw were common in larger portuguese homes, owned by either moneyed farming families or actual noble houses. This is a home that belonged to a moneyed farming family who in the early 20th century became middle upper class. Portuguese homes don't have pizza ovens; the ovens were to bake the bread for the consumption of the house. As for the private chappel it is a late 19th century when the family became gentrified. That house is for sale by an auction house. Lastly, u should not be so surprised when finding barrels or vats and pressing basins on large basements. Any country estate always had its vineyards and produced its own wine. Portugal has just under 400 municipalities; each one has its own types of wines and many of them have demarcated regions with their own wine varietals. Those houses were self sufficient in terms of produce, fruits and wine, always making their own bread. They were for all intents and purposes agricultural production units.Grapes do not grow on olive trees!
So interesting! Thank you!
wow, that is a very accurate history of the house, something which urbex explorers don't bother to research. These kinds of properties were owned by the rich of that era. Is the composers name Luís de Freitas Branco?
The piano with the harp look is actually a harpsichord they reconfigured and lifted it upward in the rear and it's now a space saver. Look up harpsichord piano and you'll see what I mean. Whoever created it was too smart for their own good lol Very creative!
Thanks I couldn't figure out what that piano was!
1855 pianola-petchenco fire wood dispenser depenced old chair legs and old French shit and a..lounger fortarts bed..
Paint striper not vino de tintoretto..!
Wow 😍 Very creative indeed, they look fantastic! Thanks for the info 👌🏼🙏🏼
A Harpsichord has its soundboard and strings mounted horizontally, when mounted vertically it is called a Clavicytherium. This however is neither of them and is in fact an upright grand piano.
Search M. & W. Stodart upright grand piano and you will find info about this piano.
I would post a link but CZcams wont let me.
This is the only way I will ever get to explore these old houses but I love every minute of it with you two be careful stay safe love y'all.
I'm American, watching from Sweden 🇸🇪 ☺
I am so envious and it's also so heartwarming 💕 to see young people appreciating the beautiful things from the past 💕
Beautiful tiles and wood carved ceilings. In it's time, what a wonderful place this would've been. 💯♥️🤗
This is so beautiful! I will never quite understand why all of this beauty has been left behind
I wonder if the man wasn’t refinishing all that beautiful woodwork
Most beautiful part was the chapel . Just loved it . Lord have mercy on your children
Well worth the wait, thank you so much. Brilliant, bless you all.
Glad you enjoyed it Dave! Thank you for watching 😀🙏🏼
Love Portuguese tile and the lovely shades of blue. That first upstairs area was probably sleeping quarters for domestic help.
That area on the outbuilding was probably servant living space. And there was probably more such quarters in the buildings you weren't able to get to. A place that large would need lots of help to run.
It is a shame it is left to decay. And some of the furniture would be valuable, especially that harpsichord piano thing.
This guy was a furniture lover. Such a weird feeling your response about the old newspaper of 1958 as I was born in 1951. I love so much that you young'ns find pleasure in the olde days.
Class place guys 💖
Another beautiful explore Sam and Jess!! The tiles were amazing! That chapel must have been amazing to see in real life ! Exquisite on the video! Thank you for sharing this with us we all appreciate your efforts!
Glad you enjoyed it Deborah 🥰 It was fantastic to see this place, it’s a real shame if this place gets wasted 😢 Thank you for watching and for your support 🙏🏼❤️
What an amazing place!! I can imagine how gorgeous it looked when it was in use.
A great video!! I enjoyed the tour of this gorgeous old house. Again it’s a shame it’s just left to rot away.
Thanks for sharing this video with us all!
Glad you enjoyed it 🥰 This place is stunning! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼❤️
Hello Sam and Jess. This was once a beautiful place it would be great to find some photos of how it looked in it's day. Sam your introductions are interesting and gives you the feeling that you are standing next to you feeling the breeze in your hair and the smell of nature surrounding you. The photo on the wall with the children in the garden I think you will find that the lady was actually a nun, that is the habit of some of the old religious orders of the time. The wooden ceilings that you liked were found in homes around Australia in the 1800 to around the 1900. I find that amazing that they were found given the time and the distance between the two countries. Thanks again for another great video stay safe Aussie Annie
Was wondering what I would do to unwind tonight. Then I saw this - Reminder ON. Thanks
As ever. Fantastic video. You two work so well together. Kind of flow thru each and every explore. Very in tune the pair of you. Lovely to see x
Thank you so much Nanny 🥰🙏🏼 We really appreciate all your support, pleasure to have you watching with us ❤️
I have almost binge watched your entire vlog set. I love how you approach every new explore with such enthusiasm and a keen eye for details. Love you both lots. God bless.
I get a warm, misty-eyed feeling about this place. It's cozy, amazing, and the more you two look, the more awestriking this place becomes.
I don't know how you ever leave places like that. I probably just stay there tidying up properly .And fix the roofs if capable Just Um no electricity at least until the roofs were fixed. Foliage for Food and Ale.WoW!
Tempted sometimes believe me 😁 Would be amazing to turn one of them back into a home 😀
What a glorious place this is then and now. How fun it must have been to explore. Thank you. Much love, be well❤️
WoW,My phone locked me out on this one. Add A Little !The clay roof tiles were probably hand formed on peoples thighs and baked in kiln .And to the right side of the massive kitchen fireplace was a bread oven.That they would rake the hot coals out and seal the oven .After placing the bread in and seal it with that tombstone shaped stone. And the boat engine is a high performance Mercury engine made in the US I think like the 70's.And most likely black olives and I love Olives. I'm curious if the place is for sale and approximately how much. I probably couldn't afford the taxes anyhow. Defiantly tops the charts as probably my most favorite all time Left to go Proper Farm Mansion with the most potential! Thanks Again! Oh Yeah the tall copper kettles were probably used for brewing ale.Another favorite of mine. Just Um Wow! Thanks!
Amazing 😮 This would be a dream home 😍 Hope it has some sort of a future ahead of it!
Thank you for watching 🙏🏼
Thank you Sam & Jess, those tiles r just so beautiful, it must have been a lovely home to live iti will never understand how these places r left to rot, I must say, it reminds me of what Solomon said, All Is Vanity, it truly is, but what we to say, we live and we love nice things, and then we have to move on. You r a very easy couple to watch. Thank 😊 u
That was a very beautiful home, so sad to see it falling apart. Loved all the tile work! Thank you for sharing with us!
LOVE walking along with you as you discover time-locked treasures. THANK YOU.
Whoa! That's what Jess was looking at! Amazing craftsmanship! This place is awesome. 😲👍
Another beauteous location! Amazing tile work! Music was fitting! Thanks and much appreciation.
Hi my name is Isabel and I'm from Portugal and that tree it's a olive tree. I hope you enjoy your visit because that is a lovely place 😊
What a sweet home from a lot of generations!!! Great find! Untouched. Only by nature❤️❤️
This house is phenomenal! You guys I can’t believe the harpsichord. It must’ve been so outrageously elegant in its own time. How sad it’s left to neglect now. If only the walls could talk. Kind of nice to have Jess behind the camera to get her take on everything. Just as a switch the music but just killed me to see sitting there rotting. Can you imagine the music and laughter that was made in that house?
The candelabras on the wall. The old Victorian couch. The ceilings with the hand carved wood oh my gosh. The chapel was gorgeous! The ceilings holy moly. Did you say the chapel was older than the rest of the house? That’s interesting. They certainly had the market cornered on tiles! That upstairs at the very top was absolutely rich! they’re reading area. Jess your pants are cute. Might’ve been the workers that took care of the whole estate that lived out there. Sam you’re right it was Oliver tree. Thank you so much! That house was incredible! It had so much to tell!! Love the music too. guys. Love to you both, from me 💜😎🤗😘🎄🇺🇸
Oh I forgot to tell you guys to stay safe. I hear they are closing borders all over the place because of that new variant from Africa.
Glad you enjoyed it Liz! 🥰 This place was so special 😍 Thank you for watching 🙏🏼 We are really hoping travel remains open 🤞🏼 See how goes! All the best to you ❤️
@@Samandjessexplore I did enjoy it immensely. Watching you guys get excited is so cool. Makes me excited. Being a musician, I enjoyed seeing the harpsichord/piano very ingenious what they get there. The whole house was just amazing. I hope for your sake that you guys are able to go where you want to go. Safely. You eat pretty healthy and stay pretty healthy so you should be OK. Doesn’t mean I don’t have to worry any less, but what are surrogate mothers for right? Lol Sam did you tell Jess that I liked her pants? They looked absolutely darling on her. I wrap my arms around you two and give you a kiss on each cheek! Love love love to you both. Liz🤗🤟🏻😘
Great explore! I love all the tiles, they added so much color and character to the home. The chapel was beautiful. I agree with both of you that the tower would have been a great bedroom, lots of light and scenery to die for. Thank you for the tour, as always great video and drone footage!
Amazing explore and so beautiful. Thanks!
Another fantastic video Sam N jess xx
I think the red sandy clay floor actually had a functional purpose. After they would wet the floor with water it would cool the room.Either for like germinating barley for ale or making cheese or something. I have learned a lot recently from watching Absolute History. Thanks Again!(says Comments)! Endless!
Been watchin ya'll for awhile now. Thanks for takin me to far away lands of abandoned places, places I would never otherwise get to see. Much love from Iowa,USA.
Another amazing video Sam and Jess 🥰
Glad you enjoyed it Tina 🥰🙏🏼❤️
Amazing place! And, you, are a very very lucky man.
Cannot wait for THIS explore 👍👍👍👍👍💙😍
Stunning 😍💗💗💗
1:30 No game of billiards today, then!
12:22 I do like those tiles!
13:22 An old ‘Popular Mechanics’ magazine, presumably in Portuguese, from 1961. That is a surprise!
13:38 ‘Achei O Meu Coracao’ (‘I found my heart’) might be a piece of music.
14:20 Maybe these are my new favourite tiles!
22:23 ‘Maybe there is a basement’ Indeed, and if that floor gets any more rotten, there’ll be a shortcut to it!
Yeah, a good explore in a place with a range of decay from ‘total’ to ‘hardly any’. Very interesting!
Ah billiards! We are only just learning about this game, sounds interesting. The tiles here are just amazing 😍 Very true about the basement, coming some time soon 😅 Thank you for watching Arne, all the best 🙏🏼
Mesmerizing! It's easy to get so engrossed watching these videos that I feel I am actually there. Love it!
Just loving your videos and how your soo respectful of the places you go. Just amazing journey with you both❤️❤️❤️
A beautiful old home. Thank you for this explore! It was fun to see. The tiles were a stand out. Take care! 🌸🐌💙🌙
I love all of your videos and the way you set them up!! You guys are awesome!! 🥰
Much love April 🥰 Glad you enjoy them! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼
The person really loved the blue tiles even in chapel was blue, thanks Sam and Jessie for showing. It really was beautiful in its time and still is!
another great video,all those old photos,so sad to see them left behind
Fab place loved the video x Sam & Jess
Thank you. That was good. I loved the piano with the cabinet on top. I have never seen one like that. Liked those bathtubs with the tile on them too. The 2nd sewing machine that you put the lid on probably had the sewing machine attached to the lid. You pick up the top and the sewing machine comes out and the top is the work table.
Beautiful, what an atmosphere this one creates 💗
I would like to take this time to thank you both for such stunning videos of places you have been to which has saved me .I so look forward to many more.stay safe gb you both.Tina
Hello Jess and Sam.. thank you for sharing this beautiful home.wow.its sad to see it this way..be safe and blessings on your Jurneys..
Wouldn't you love to over see the restoration of a Proper Old Farm Mansion like that. To it's Proper Original Working Condition. Thank You Two! Have a Proper Merry Christmas Too!
Certainly would 😍 This would make for a dream home. Hopefully it has a future ahead of it! Merry Christmas to you too Scott! Have a good one 😃🙏🏼
Fantastic video guys, so much to see and 1st time ever seen a full frame length upright piano. Thanks guys you're the best. 😁👌
Great video and one lovely place sadly rotting away
I love your videos! So beautifully done! Gorgeous locations & I love the ambient music you use in the background! I've just subscribed & look forward to more of your work. Next time we tour in the Euro or UK I'm going to try & contact you to be my special guests so I can meet you both in person! Your explores bring me so much enjoyment & help me greatly to relax & see places I wouldve never had the opportunity to see otherwise. Thank you for all you do!!♡☆
Simply amazing!!! Another fantastic explore in the epic Sam&Jess styleeeeee loved it thanks guys ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it Luciefur 🥰 Thank you for watching 🙏🏼❤️
@@Samandjessexplore THAT'S NICE PLACE 🙂 A HAPPY PLACE..BUY IT'S YOUR PLACE NOW YOU PUT A STAMP ON IT
Awesome, awesome, awesome love it love it thank you lovely couple
Writing desk is called a Secretary, thanks for showing us this amazing place.
Hi guys, this Explore, was fantastic. U 2 pulled it off AGAIN... Thks S, J... X
This is a real beautiful
Mansion !
Now this is beautiful ❤️❤️
So fascinating! This place just goes on and on. Each new secret around every corner. Must have been beautiful in it's hayday. 😊
Hi Sam and jess yet again lovely location,this abandoned house has some really lovely furniture in,and nice tile work,such a shame to see a lovely place just left,you would wonder why the family don't want to have anything to do with it anymore great explor thanks for sharing
Hey Martin! This place is a dream home! Crazy it could end up this way. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching 🙏🏼 Take care!
Great place and lots of cool ass stuff, Thanks Guys, loving your videos!
I like watching American explorer's but nobody finds houses 🏘️ here like you guys do love it keep it up
I can not believe anyone would take things from any of these abandoned homes. The dead will haunt them for sure.
That chapel is breathtaking! 😲 Wow!
Absolute History explains a lot of how things functioned on suchlike estates Just Um Wow!
Whoop whoop I do love coming home to chill with you guys ❤️😍
Thank you so much I love your content 😘
Great to have you watching Aaron! Thank you for joining us! 🙏🏼🥰
Omg!! and again with another fabulous video... stunning furniture and the harpsichord was beautiful 😍 ty both xx
Glad you enjoyed it Helen 🥰 That was a pleasure to see 😍 Thank you for watching 🙏🏼 All the best xx
Hi Sam and Jess. For some reason this place makes me cry. First time ever. I felt something about this home but couldn’t put my finger on it. Great video but I have to figure out why these emotions hit me.
What a masterful place. So timeless. Truly amazing. 😊 Thank you so much, Sam and Jess. You both are true time travelers. It's awesome the places you find. Never ceases to amaze and awe. Thank you two. 😊🌹✌️ Huge fan for always.
That means a lot Aaron 🥰 Thank you so much 🙏🏼 Great to have you watching!! ☺️
Again I say must of been beautiful once upon a time. Very interesting video. Thank you for taking me there. Lots of love and Blessed Be always💖 💖💖💖
I'd love to have a place like that to restore to its former glory n to just keep it as a museum for the music composer's life and career its just sad to see a buildings end up in a state of disrepair I'd even keep the spiders lol
We had meny of decent explores in Reading but sadly thay been demolished now but now I'm in Newbury we have lots more including an old castle war bunkers n all
Glad you enjoyed it Jackie 🥰 Its a dream home 😍 Great to have you with us ❤️ Much love and thank you for all your support 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Wow , this would of been one beautiful amazing house in the day, such care and creativeness had gone into this family home, love all the Portuguese toiches like the tiled walls and beautiful authentic furniture ,this would make one amazing holiday home, and a great air b and b, so people can enjoy its beauty, and the lovely little town and its landscape surrounding it ....such a good ecplore thankyou so much for bringing these..Portuguese adventures to us...😀👍
I love this pretty house it would be so great if somebody could buy it and restore it back to its original state...that it once would of been...
Another great one
Really enjoyed this one very interesting 😀
Magnificent find you guys! Absolutely Stunning!!!
So nice exploring.... thanks fir the subtitles... greetings from Brazil
Thanks guys, amazing place , stay safe 💚
Love going exploring with u guys and you two get along so well LOVE from the U.S.A.
I love Sam and jess there amazing can't wait for the next 😍 video
Much love from us both Mandie 🥰 Great to have you watching 🙏🏼
Loveeeeeeeee this place Sooooooo many beautiful things just love it
Sam and Jess. Another brilliant explore. They must have been quite affluent to own such a beautiful house. Thank you for taking us with you.
Glad you enjoyed it Fred 🥰 This place was stunning 😍 Thank you for joining us 🙏🏼 All the best to you!
Very nice an massive
The first set of stairs looked like servents area ? Straw bed big bowl for servents to clean laundry???
Tile work in this place is amazing
High five guy's 🙌 well done another great vid...Loved the tiles and that Chapel 💒 just beautiful 😘❤ 💙
Definitely a favorite now!
Keep em coming!
Glad to hear it Lisa! Great to have you watching! 😀
Cheers, Sam and Jess. 🍷
even though it's late because of the time difference, I took the time to watch this very best explore video thank you for Sharing my Idol Mr Sam & Mrs Jess God Bless You Both
Glad you enjoyed it Ums 🥰 Appreciate you watching! Thank you so much, sending both our love ❤️🙏🏼
you make all them houses come to live love it
I just love you two, I can't stop watching yall's video's.
Fabulous video.
Great explore, love watching your videos. You have made some amazing videos and I enjoy relaxing to watch them. Well done.
Glad to hear that Rich 🥰 Great to have you along with us 🙏🏼
@@Samandjessexplore yeah I'll follow you, you are the best. 👍👍
You would think that a museum would be interested in some of the furniture at least. Thanks for sharing.
The word you were looking for in the end was different levels of prosperity
I luv this video guys I keep watching it, amazing pianos amazing place altogether really keep up the good work guys hope yr having a great time in Portugal stay safe and drink plenty in this heat 🥵 xx much luv 😘💖
In Italy we have the same Billiard game. Goriziana, no holes...I came across your fantastic Videos...thanks to you I was able to Visit Greenfield School ,Glasgow where I used to swim as a child.
Grazie
Amazing find!
I’m so sorry I missed this I won’t lie I was watching Karl’s and was half way through..but wow the view is gorgeous some beautiful things much love to you both xx 💋
Glad you enjoyed it Kelly 🥰 Appreciate you watching 🙏🏼 This place was a beauty! Sending both our love ❤️🙏🏼
Wow, really love the tiles. What a waste. Thanks for the tour.
Definitely an olive tree. Grapes grow on vines. The olives have to go thru a curing process to remove certain compounds b4 they are safe to eat. Loved the explore! Thanks!
I would love to have a house tiled Portuguese style, they're so beautiful!💕 I agree, Sam, that furniture is more interesting than the English designs.
Thanks for another wonderous and elegantly presented explore 🤘💜🤘
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i do like you both. you never take anything & you are a lovely couple.thank you
Much love Roz! Glad to have you watching 🥰🙏🏼
I believe it was Billiards played on this table, or whatever alternative they have over there.
Brilliant Season with Karl...