Tour of the Samson Mansion – Part 1

Chardonnay, Nate, Leslie, Victor and Gabe all share this large home, located on the outskirts of town. Learn more about it, and its history in this exclusive tour.

This house has been owned by the Samson's for almost twenty five years. Victor and Leslie moved into it shortly after their marriage, and are largely responsible for making the house the way it is today. The house was originally much smaller, with only three bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room, a kitchen and a small entrance hall. Over the intervening years, and following two large building projects, the house has changed forever.

Most of the original walls were knocked down, to make the original rooms much larger. Also there were extensions put onto each side of the house, including the very large one at the back and left, which added a library, swimming pool with fountain and waterfall, a new kitchen and several new bedrooms.

Perhaps the most breathtaking sight in the entire house is the large, marble staircase, which is the first sight a person sees when they enter the house through the front door. The stairs are made of marble, imported especially for the stairs. Flowing down the middle of the stairs is an extremely expensive champagne colored carpet, which leads you up the stairs.

At the top of the stairs, there are two choices. You can either turn left and go to Nate's bedroom and en-suite bathroom as well as three of the five guest bedrooms, or turn right, which will bring you towards Victor and Leslie's bedroom, bathroom and walk in wardrobe, or Chardonnay's room, which is similarly built. Each of the bedrooms currently in use shares a balcony, looking towards the spectacular views of the estate.

Beyond Chardonnay's bedroom, are two more guest bedrooms and a bathroom, especially for the guests.

Back to the ground floor, and if you make a right turn as you enter, you will find yourself in the living room, with large windows looking out onto the driveway. The dining room is beside the living room, and they are only separated by two large glass doors, almost always open. A large wooden table takes up most of the room, with seating for up to sixteen people. The Samson Family always has their evening meal in this room.

Another door leads to a small corridor. If you turn left you will be back in the main entrance hall and if you continue on straight ahead, you will find yourself in the kitchen.

The Samson's kitchen also has a large table, with seating for ten people. There is also a breakfast bar opposite the main cooking area. The Samson's maid, Rosa, uses the kitchen the most. She often cooks the family dinner in the evening. Chardonnay also enjoys cooking, and sometimes gives Rosa the night off so she can show her family her culinary skills. When Chardonnay and Rosa aren't in the kitchen, the other members of the house can sometimes be found behind the breakfast bar.

The kitchen is fully equipped with all the equipment needed to make that perfect meal. The kitchen is also used by catering companies when there is a party or special event happening at the mansion.

On the right side of the kitchen are two doors. The one on the left leads out to the garden, while the second leads to a small corridor, with two more doors. This section was only built in the early nineties. The door on the left leads to a laundry room, where Rosa can usually be found. If you open up the door on the right side, you will find yourself in the Samson garage, with parking spaces for eight vehicles, though only five are usually filled. Victor, Leslie, Chardonnay, Gabe and Rosa all park their cars here, though Rosa leaves for home after work.

The Samson chauffer, Frank, frequently used when driving the family to major events or to the airport, also parks the family limousine here.

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