A large abandoned house in France with stained glass windows, a nice timber staircase and carved wood ceilings.
Visited May 2016 France Abandoned
Built in the late 19th century, Château Poseidon is a mansion at the centre of a walled parkland in France. The rooms downstairs feature chunky carved wood ceilings and the entrance has has a large staircase and stained glass window doorway. Upstairs the house has a further, larger stained glass window flooding the top of the stairs with coloured light.
Château Poseidon, France – External view of the grand houseChâteau Poseidon, France – Room with carved-wood ceiling
Château Poseidon, France – Grand wood roomChâteau Poseidon, France – Plush room
Château Poseidon – A few bits of furniture
Château Poseidon – Through the doors of a grand roomChâteau Poseidon, France – Staircase and stained glass windows in the front doorsChâteau Poseidon, France – Staircase in archway
Château Poseidon – Side view of stairs
Château Poseidon – Arches at top of stairs
Château Poseidon, France – Looking up the staircaseChâteau Poseidon, France – Top of the stairsChâteau Poseidon, France – More stained glass upstairs
Château Poseidon – Up-shot with stained glass
Spiral staircase with pulley wheel
Château Poseidon, France – Room upstairs
Château Poseidon – Fireplace in bedroomChâteau Poseidon – One of the many bathrooms
Château Poseidon – Corridor upstairs
Château Poseidon, France – Another bedroom with fireplace
What an amazing placw! Why, is this sitting empty? It’s showinfg some decay, some vandalism,ie: the broken glass in the front door, but nothing serious as viewed in these photos, someone needs to step in soon, before it all goes to hell!
Instead of putting in a giant heating system consider placing several pellet stoves in areas you can choose to heat or leave cold. Heating the entire chateau will cost a fortune thousands per month
France Abandoned 
Very tasty
What an amazing placw! Why, is this sitting empty? It’s showinfg some decay, some vandalism,ie: the broken glass in the front door, but nothing serious as viewed in these photos, someone needs to step in soon, before it all goes to hell!
Instead of putting in a giant heating system consider placing several pellet stoves in areas you can choose to heat or leave cold. Heating the entire chateau will cost a fortune thousands per month