can someone rewrite this for me??

[videnda]

surprisingly to most, even twenty years after the black out, the biltmore mansion is kept in peak condition. in the wake of such a disaster instead of having it as a touring exhibit, the family has moved inside of the mansion and using it for what it is intended for.

the mansion is huge, even for a mansion and espescially for still standing after the blackout. it holds an impressive 35 bedrooms and 43 bathrooms. the mansion even houses a victorian era bowling ally where allies can gather or members can go to play, a green house where they farm their food, stables to keep horses that they have bred through the years since the need came for them , a large fountain, and 125,000 acres of land.

in the green house, they grow all sorts of food, and it never seems to run out due to close supervidion. there are enough horses in the stables for every member of the family, but no one under twelve may ride them unless they have adult supervision due to the risk of injury.

it's a bit hard to because there isn't a lot of information I know, but you could detail the color of the house, what style it is in, where the head of the family sleeps, are there trails? just some more features on the territory rather than just 125,000 acres?