Stephanie Jarvis mother is Isabelle (Biggio) Jarvis aka Mummykins aka mini apron aka witchlet. After Derek Jarvis died, mummy married Percy Attfield, a rich old ex-tech entrepreneur from South Africa.

La Clémence (Pomerol; from a vineyard of 2.8 hectares on a terroir of blue clay, sand and gravel; 85% Merlot; 15% Cabernet Franc; a final yield of 33 hl/ha; 14.5% alcohol). This is slightly reductive on the nose with, eventually, a rich and ripe red berry and stone fruit, almonds, frangipane and toasted baguette. This has a bright and very natural sweetness on the entry, a plush and round mid-palate and a nice tapered finish as the fine-grained but quite textural tannins grip and rein in the fruit, bringing it ever closer the tannic spine. I do fine the tannins themselves just a little dry on the finish, but I like the structure of this. Flash-forward several years and Jarvis, then 29 and half-heartedly pursuing a career in opera, decided she missed living in a large, happy home surrounded by people. So she pooled her resources with her ex and decided to buy a chateau with him. Trim the top and sides up to three times in the growing season (between April and the end of August)Shutters at risk of falling down, some need replacement - currently have old shutters in attic of doom- Some shutters replaced in marquis room - not started maintenance on main chateau shutters and windows Properties own by Isabelle Jarvis & Stephanie Jarvis 1) Isabelle's house in Suffolk (photos The Chateau Diaries #2 | Tattle Life) The house of her grandmother is in Bézier and since her passing probably now shared with the rest of Isabel's siblings, but that's my guess, no real knowledge. Isabel however also owns an apartment in Agde, close to Bézier, that they usually rent out through an agent. She and Percy would go there when her mother was still alive to spend some private days. No clue if they still hang onto it. SJ would pretend to have 'forgotten' all about this property, find keys in her desk and then make a casual remark about 'her apartment at the Mediterranean'." per Clara on thread 12 In the United States, the name Leland has a rich history. It first gained prominence during the colonial era when English settlers arrived on American shores. Over time, it became a popular given name, symbolizing strength, resilience, and a connection to one’s ancestral roots.

Appearing in the reality series in 2018 inspired Stephanie to start her own YouTube channel. Initially she taught herself to film and edit and it was just a hobby, but daily running of the property meant she didn’t have enough time to spend making videos.September 21, 2020 CD - Cadeaux at the Chateau with Dan the Gardener 52:59 - Philip arrives at laLande