Foul-Mouthed Aristocrats Restore A Tudor Manor | Country House Rescue: Great Fulford | Real Royalty

You can hear the House scream to Simon "Please don't leave me with these people!"

If there ever were a demonstration of why the commoners wanted to behead their aristocracy, this is it.

"Well, I'VE seen round my house, so I don't need to look around again"... what a charming & gracious hostess!

I have heard of a "Posh" accent, but "Sloshed" is new to me. 😅😂

The house deserves people who love it enough to take responsibility for it.

When I was visiting relatives in England, we visited a large manor house. The family that owned it had one wing that they lived in privately and another wing that was furnished for visitors and it reflected how the people of the 1600’s lived. There was a tea house to go with it. It was really worth the money to visit it.

Something tells me that Kishanda is deliberately overpricing her rooms to avoid having strangers in her home. It probably doesn’t matter if the place is starting to fall apart at her hands and her husband's as the process will be complete at the hands of her offspring. You simply can't make enough money to maintain a property of that size sitting around drinking, eating and partying, which is about all the husband is capable of or prepared to do. The only thing that will save this house is a plan and a work ethic.

She's a real bundle of joy

These people want someone to walk in, give them millions of pounds, fix their life, and hand the house back to them as a private home. They don’t want to work for anything. They are the most entitled people I have ever seen.

These people are their own worst enemies. They refuse to change in any way, and expect to be able to charge exorbitant amounts for the little effort they put in. This is entitlement at its best. So sad to see a beautiful historic building have to fail because of people like this.

Watching the Fulfords has been a guilty pleasure of mine for over a decade.

My sister knew of an aristocrat living in south of Ireland from the Stewart family, said he was incredibly condescending and snooty. She knew another one also living in the south of Ireland who had a very intimidating presence and would watch her without saying anything. These people have something missing from their dna 😂

These people are unbelievable. So entitled and unrealistic. That house looks pathetic. Mold on the outside and very shabby inside. Simon is very patient with them.

Simon described Kishanda as a "petulant child." I'd say that was the understatement of the year. These people deserve everything that comes to them.

Wow, they made it 27 generation as without having to really work. Amazing.

If he stopped pouring whiskeys the size of pints he could afford to restore the entire house in a week.

Francis to his friend: "Would you like to come to our house for dinner?" Friend: "That would be great." Francis: "Okay. 60 quid."

These people just ended up looking like spoiled snobs. Very sad when someone came and put their time and energy into helping them. You deserve an award for the calmest reaction to people who acted like they were way above everyone. They reminded me of 2 spoiled kids pretending they have so much while their house crumbles around them. It would seem that they would have to pay people to play the part of their friends as no one in their right mind would want the misery of hanging out with them. Usually I'm not so critical but treating someone trying to help them so awful really annoyed me. Loved that you told them you saw right through their games. I think they wanted a free house make over right from the start never planning on making a business. They had better start packing up their chipped cups and dusty paintings before it is auctioned off for back taxes.

Frances keeps referring to himself as the laid back one... he's not laid back, he's dismissive and negligent. There's a huge difference.

This should have been titled ‘ Can This Marriage Be Saved?’ As long as this couple are battling each other, there will be no progress in saving the house. They need to work as a team.