Champ d'Or

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Champ d'Or

The magnificent Champ d'Or was inspired by Vaux-le-Vicomte, a grand chateau near Paris. The 48,000 sq. ft. main house sits on 140 acres, which includes a private lake, pool and pool house, tennis court and a 16,000 sq. ft. contemporary home. The main house features replicas of some of the world's most beautiful places - a tea room patterned after New York's Tavern on the Green, a two-story master closet designed after the Chanel® boutique in Paris, an indoor pool inspired by the Pool of Monte Carlo, Napoleon's Hall of Plates and a ballroom reminiscent of the Palace of Versailles. A 78-foot-high rotunda, in the center of the home, opens to all four levels and leads to the crow's nest with panoramic views of the area. The attention to detail will impress even the most discerning taste, with hand-carved moldings throughout the home, custom-made Italian chandeliers, imported fabrics and carpets, and more. For additional information, visit champdor.ebby.com. Greg Cagle Ebby Halliday, REALTORS gregcagle@ebby.com 800-218-2992 TurnHere, Inc., produces Internet video for a variety of businesses across the globe including media, real estate, small businesses, travel and financial services. Our 2,000 filmmakers shoot and produce Internet videos in more than 50 countries that emotionally engage viewers with compelling, authentic stories. With deep backgrounds in media and video production, our in-house team of producers work with our partners on creative treatments and leverage the talent of our filmmaking network. We help our partners distribute their videos across the Web to a variety of partners including Google, Yahoo!, AOL and MSN. Founded in 2005, the company is privately-held and based in Emeryville, California. www.TurnHere.com

Author: TurnHereFilms
Length: 03:56
Uploaded: 12.3.2007
Viewed: 8182×
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Video Category: Travel
Tags: denton, texas, tx, t.x., champ, d'or, vaux-le-vicomte, grand, chateau, paris
tottaly   (sprousefanafonso)18.10.2009
tottaly
It's quite ...   (davidaud777)8.9.2009
It's quite interesting to see the jealous reactions of some of the people who have responded to this video. Nice home. Although, if I were to spend that much money on a house, I would want something original
a feeling of ...   (izzisdizzi)17.8.2009
a feeling of intimacy?? yah maybe a feeling of being in a shitty 5 star hotel.
i wonder if they're ...   (juleslice257)27.7.2009
i wonder if they're republicans..​...? oh well bomb house but I wouldn't wanna live there
Ha! I still can't ...   (fountainer)27.6.2009
Ha! I still can't stop watching this. It's visual crack. "So that's why I wanted a central dome"!!! Fantastic.
Puke. Do you notice ...   (fountainer)21.6.2009
Puke. Do you notice how at moments she sounds like she's about to start crying? Such self-hating unhappiness. "Let's DUMP some rose petals for peace in this country." No - let's dump some tacky psychos. She modeled the place after Vaux-le-Vicom​te - well, Louis imprisoned Fouquet for life after he built it - in effect because it was such a presumptuous display of wealth . . . humm. I also love the line "any residential home"!
im sure her view of ...   (aurick7737)14.6.2009
im sure her view of simple and my fathers who is a driver for pepsi cola are a tad different, wouldnt change how i was raised for a minute though...
this house is right ...   (ohhriginal)21.5.2009
this house is right down the street from mine. it would take a day and a half to walk from the front door to the mailbox.
the best thing ...   (izzyeman)16.5.2009
the best thing about this place is the barn across the street, the horse are BEAUTIFUL
Nouveau Riche White ...   (basstrumbo)28.3.2009
Nouveau Riche White Trash
Hmmmm...for sale ...   (BADDDKARMA)6.3.2009
Hmmmm...for sale since 2002, appraised at about 14 million, yet for sale at 65 million. Good luck with that, you narcissistic idiots. I drive by this place every now and then...why did you build it then immediately put it on the market? It will never sell for anything near even 50 million since it is surrounded by average homes in Hickory Creek! LOL
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2:47 I want it to ...   (paladin019)15.1.2009
2:47 I want it to be very simple. riiiight.
I was referring to ...   (TheFerruccio)9.1.2009
I was referring to the previous comments from the same person, which made his intentions clear: "And to think how many starving people could have been fed with the money that went into the renovations for that house... not to mention the selling price." "Want to make a bet on whether or not that "small talented army" consisted of people who were starving? Or Dalit children who were cast out from society in India because they were born into poverty?"
When he was ...   (wontonsaregood)3.1.2009
When he was referring to the house as being "overboard" he wasn't directing it at your supposed theory of "lost money." This house is ludicrous, and the owner is as for living in it.
she married a rich ...   (miramaxman)18.11.2008
she married a rich guy founder of some cell phone company i think
What does/did that ...   (fatblood89x)9.10.2008
What does/did that lady do for a living?
i hate the woman ...   (juleslice257)23.7.2008
i hate the woman and the house could be a little better, especially the master bedroom.... although it is about 200 times more expensive then my house
The poor you will ...   (theinashow1)13.6.2008
The poor you will have with you always. That's because of corrupt government polices. I don't think those who are wealthy should be penalized for their wealth or mass fortuned. Many of them have worked very hard to be where they are today. Instead of putting down the wealthy, wisdom tell me to ask how did they doing or can I be mentored by you? That way I could chose do build a mansion or a little house, help those who need my help to get a new start. Either way I am helping someone.
Not sure what your ...   (TheFerruccio)19.3.2008
Not sure what your point is. Anyway, worth is indeed in the eye of the beholder, those who behold seem to attribute a rather universal price of $65 million to this house, which is currently for sale. The eyes of many can combine to become a true natural form of appraisal :) It's the beauty of the capitalist system, which is also in the eye of the beholder, isn't it? ;)
Worth is in the eye ...   (key2yeshua)18.3.2008
Worth is in the eye of the beholder.
Who are you to say ...   (TheFerruccio)18.3.2008
Who are you to say that it is overboard? There is a price to pay for that house, and all the service workers and talented craftsmen dedicated many hours to make a beautiful piece of art that someone is going to pay a lot of money for. That money will spread out to all the workers and in turn make their lives better. Money is not lost here. Wealth is generated for everyone here. Lose these misconceptions you have.
I agree with that. ...   (key2yeshua)3.2.2008
I agree with that. But this particular house is just wayyy overboard.
it's sad that the ...   (jarjarwaters)2.2.2008
it's sad that the world is a "mess", and the children are abused...but repressing society and the talent's of others totally is counterproduc​tive...if we want to help any troubled nation, contact the governments..​.all of them, not the folks that keep our economy strong, creative and moving forward.
Want to make a bet ...   (key2yeshua)1.2.2008
Want to make a bet on whether or not that "small talented army" consisted of people who were starving? Or Dalit children who were cast out from society in India because they were born into poverty?

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