While in Italy, a photographer came across a dilapidated house that retained the nineteenth-century style both externally and internally. The photographer had waited a long time for such a wonderful place to get beautiful pictures.

Roman Roebruck from the Netherlands loves to paint ruined houses from the beginning. This 19th century villa amazed and impressed him.

Judging from the outside, we would not even imagine that the unique interior will be preserved inside. There was an atmosphere of the nineteenth century; it was very interesting to watch.

It seems that all the rooms were ready to receive guests, they were very nicely furnished and arranged. Only the thick layer of dust proved that no one had lived there for many years.

Roman was walking around the villa for a long time. The living room was in yellow color, there were luxurious sofas, beautiful pictures on the walls.

Each room became more unique than the previous one. In one room he found a picture of a beautiful castle against the background of the sea.

It was time to go to the basement. Roman saw wine and liquor collections there.

The curtains on the windows were very well preserved, there were books and statues of saints in the rooms.

Later, it was found that the villa belonged to a knight, whose portrait was placed in one of the rooms. After the knight, a family of landowners lived here.