Brilliant footage and narration...love your channel👍👍💙💙💙Rococo to the MmmmAaaaXxxxx🥂🍾🥂🍾🥂🍾

The house has a patina of age, that seems to be missing from most of the houses that are visited on KZfaq.

Hi Adam, just came across your channel - enjoying the content mate - loving this video of Waddesdon, haven't been yet but on the list - thanks for showing us around - Don 🙂

Thank you so much for your lovely videos 🎉

The alton roads are mega when it's dead at night

Thanks for another great video! You do a wonderful job of showing everything. I would absolutely love to see these places myself but I live in the US so I have to make do with watching videos. I look forward to your next video 😊

This is a tribute to the master craftsmen of the time💖absolutely "Outstanding", so glad these places are being restored and maintained, a 1st hand experience with true history, thank you for this. God bless. 🙏💖🕊️

Used to regularly walk my dog along that very path. Fond memories!!

Salon niebieski olśniewający❤️ Salon różowy boski.

30:32 sorry, the altar looks creepy to me..

Thank you, Adam! How gloomy were these Victorian houses! The dark and ugly wallpaper did not help either. The embossed wallpaper in the dining room is awful! 🤮(LOL) The Great Hall is nice and bright (pity the wallpaper...😁) The chapel is nice and the cross at 20.47 is gorgeous. Regards!

Thank you so much Adam! I discovered this building nearly 30 years ago when I bought a book about 19th-century British architecture and I always wanted to visit it; something that now, THANKS TO YOU, I have done. The builder, Mr. Gregory Gregory, was a bit of a maniac obsessed with building a huge house more for show than for living. No wonder his successors did not like living there. When the last descendant of Gregory Gregory, Philip John Sherwin Pearson-Gregory, inherited the house in 1935, he sold the contents of the house at auction (the sale took 3 days!) and put it up for sale immediately. Cheers. Claudio.

An Entire Artistic. LIterary Movement 'The Romantic Movement' began with STOWE.

Nice pile! The rich are truly different from us. In many ways, it's more impressive than Versailles. Thanks!

Very well filmed

Great video 👍

Thankyou for sharing such a lovely video of Waddesden ... it really is palatial! Best wishes 😊

Quite a house! I have a question. You show a column rising up from the floor. I guess. Looks like a vaulted ceiling i think. what is it?

Very nice video, thank you! One thing that these mansions of 19th-century billionaires have in common is the vulgar and tasteless display of wealth in the form of rooms crammed with furniture, statues and paintings. The message is: "LOOK HOW RICH I AM!" Don´t get me wrong, most of the pieces are wonderful, but filling rooms with them turns the house into a warehouse or a huge antique shop. The only place that is a beautiful exception to the rule is the former residence of Henry Clay Frick in NY, now the home of the famous Frick Collection. Thank you for this beautiful tour!

Love the tours! Thanks for the upload! ❤

*Wow* built for weekend parties , must be nice. Always love these tours , great upload as always.

Absolutely stunning❣️ Thanks Adam. Love your videos. ❤️🇬🇧

This place is incredible!

I've been waiting for like a whole month for you to do video on Waddesdon Manor...... Finally ❤

Now those are gardens! Thank you so very much.

Next year do return for the interior walk through. This was such an enjoyable video. Thank you so very much.

Interesting, I just found out John Lowther and his Wife Isabel Wyllan are my ancestors. Very beautiful place.

A magnificent house! Truly appreciated. Thank you.

Looks terrifying like a horror film

What an absolutely smashing location for an international three-day-event this would be. It could bring in oodles of pounds which could go towards maintaining the old pile and the publicity would generate worldwide interest in it as a tourist venue.

WOW. nice house. I've a question. The next time you film a kitchen that has a stove like the one here. Could you please close in on it a bit. I am. well pre covid was a professional cook. Covid left me half dead. I wish i was kidding. I love your videos.

terrible Christmas decorations. Clearly a major failure of who ever is in charge.

The house is only open a few days of the year because the students are in residence most of the year. There is a yearly summer school which people attend for a couple of weeks a year. The building hosts events as well. It's all worked in around the school year calendar.

Used to love being able to walk around the grounds on my time off.

Just in front of the car park at the back of the school. Is 2 trees which were planted by King George V and Queen Mary. There there saplings when planted. They are huge trees now.

Robert Halford was a plant collector as can also be seen across the main road at Westonbirt Arboretum

The gardeners are kept very busy all year round. The ponds get cleaned as and when. Everything has it's schedule.

The terrace where the church is includes a Haha. Its a drop in the landscape, where the staff of the house could pass infront of the house without being seen by the Holford family.

The picture of the previous houses are displayed in the Headmistress office.

Allowed down to the Headmistress office.

It hasn't changed much at all.

I remember most of the rooms. But the bedrooms are upstairs for the pupils. The ghost does walk around up there. There is bats in the cellar. I know that dinning room well.

The ghost is Lady Halford

An episode of Antiques Roadshow was filmed out on the back lawn. The Two Fat Ladies filmed in the kitchen.

I believe the longest private house frontage is of Wentworth Woodhouse in South Yorkshire, now being restored.

Lovely informative video.... pity about the noise from the kids!!

Beautiful house and gardens, 😊

Nice. I liked that.

Looks like a British country manor house with Eastern style domes and some “Indian” touches

My friend attended this school!