Castle Impossible

The scale of the renovation project they've taken on is so massive, it's hard to believe. They are sweet together and you root for them throughout the journey. This place looks like it could have blown down in the last breeze, but somehow, inch by inch, they are bringing it back to life. It's so easy to connect with the sentimentality of her memories there with her grandfather and I just think he must be guiding them along from the other side. Not only will we want more episodes of the Chateau project, but it's safe to say we will want to continue keeping up with life there long after the building is finished. They're making all of our fairytale Chateau dreams come true.

My husband, and myself, hit on this show accidently and are so glad we did. This young couple pour their heart and soul into the renovation of an inherited, 500 year old castle, and do it with flying colors. They compromise, they talk things through, they dont play the blame game. We were actually proud of them, as if they were our own children. I got teary-eyed with them. If a married couple can make it through a renovation, they can make it through anything. 41 years of marriage and too many renovations to count. But still here to talk about each one. Great series. Keep it coming. Merci Beaucoup.

I like watching 2 normal people and their struggles to keep the castle going. The castle is beautiful and I like following their journey. They are trying to get as much done that is within their budget (just like a normal person does). The issues they run into are normal - not made up drama. They come across as very real and relatable. I can't wait to see how it all turns out. Hoping there is a season 2 and more - there is still a lot to get done. I'm sure once they are done, they can go back and add the things they wish they could have when they have more money. Please let there be a season 2 and more.

This is my current FAVORITE HGTV show. I'm someone who chooses to watch HGTV most any time my husband's not home and even leave it on for my dog's entertainment while we're at work, so I've seen a lot of reno shows over the years. That said, I find the renovation process portion of most HGTV home reno shows to be only mildly interesting and will frequently move about doing other things during that time and only rush back to see the big reveal. Now this show is different than any of the others I've seen so far, and I prefer to watch it from start to finish. They have a refreshing way of presenting their plans for each space they renovate and mix in some drama and history to boot. From an age of "newer" is better, it's fabulous to see a younger couple investing in refurbishing and restoring an historic building in the spirit of the age. Bravo!

I love, love, love this show! Daphne and Ian are so likable. The show leaves you in awe with how massive this chateau is. I fell in love with Welcome to the Chateau and hubby and I are as well with this adventure. Each episode has a dramatic ending with beautifully done renovations. The ups and downs of owning a chateau really pits it into perspective how emotionally strong you need to be to own one of these massive castles. Looking forward to that big chandelier in the staircase some day. Really, how can anyone review this anything less than a 7 on IMdb? Really do hope for a season two. Fingers crossed!