![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-viscountess-live-in-a-manor-but-its-hell-the-ancient-pool-has-turned-to-soup-we-beg-for-funds-via-gofundme/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/as-fab-viscountess-manor-nightmare-op.jpg&description=DESPITE his ancestors inventing the sandwich, one Viscount and his wife have been left struggling with their 21st century country estate home. After moving into the property, the pair decided to document the highs and lows of maintaining, repairing and restoring the house to its former glory. 6 A Viscount and Viscountess have shared their struggles with restoring a manor Credit: YouTube - @MappertonLive 6 Their 18th century swimming pool turned into "soup" one epside Credit: YouTube - @MappertonLive 6 The manor needs constant repairs Credit: YouTube - @MappertonLive Julie and Luke, Viscountess and Viscount Hinchingbrooke, have had their fair share of trouble though, which has even led them to beg for donations via GoFundMe. In a recent YouTube video about their home in Dorset, which has been dubbed Britain's Finest Manor by Country Life magazine, Luke shared: 'This week, Julie and I are horrified to discover that our 18th century swimming pool has turned into ghastly green primordial soup.' They had been in the pool three days prior and after returning home from a brief trip away, the pool had turned into what looked like a swamp. 'It's actually worse than I've ever seen it,' Luke shared, before explaining that the pool was their prize project the year before. After removing the algae, the 'pool guy', Adam Pagan-Butler, told them it was 'all their fault' as they must have left the tap on. 'A massive amount of nutrients have gone into that pool,' he told the couple. He then said they needed to dive in and remove the algae 'mechanically' to clean it out while the plant islands extracted the nutrients. Luckily, Luke and Julie managed to get the pool back in working order. In another clip, the pair said they had experienced one of the 'worst weeks' at the estate as everything had gone wrong. They had lost one of the eagles on the gate, they dealt with a 'biblical flood and storm' that caused a leak in their home, while another leak occurred at their farm. Speaking to a){kind=link}
DESPITE his ancestors inventing the sandwich, one Viscount and his wife have been left struggling with their 21st century country estate home.
After moving into the property, the pair decided to document the highs and lows of maintaining, repairing and restoring the house to its former glory.
Julie and Luke, Viscountess and Viscount Hinchingbrooke, have had their fair share of trouble though, which has even led them to beg for donations via GoFundMe.
In a recent YouTube video about their home in Dorset, which has been dubbed Britain’s Finest Manor by Country Life magazine, Luke shared: “This week, Julie and I are horrified to discover that our 18th century swimming pool has turned into ghastly green primordial soup.”
They had been in the pool three days prior and after returning home from a brief trip away, the pool had turned into what looked like a swamp.