Opuszczona posiadłość w Kent

The urban explorers also discovered some fire damage to the upper rooms of the mansion. KENT, UK: THIS CREEPY Kent mansion filled with discarded clothes and mannequin parts has been inhabited by spiders and squatters since being abandoned over a decade ago. One photo from inside the huge Victorian property in Kent, showed the fully made bedroom of a former occupant, only the bed had been left to rot for a number of years and was covered in black mould. In a second, the unnerving bust of a mannequin was propped at the bottom of a staircase, suggesting that the house?s previous inhabitant might have been in the world of fashion. In another image taken from the bathroom, an ancient looking bathtub was left to peel surrounded by walls that were covered in dripping green mould. An image taken from one of the building?s living rooms showed a mattress left discarded on the floor, hinting that squatters had been living in the property. Urban explorer Joshua King (27) alongside his friends Joshua Lang (27) and Isaac Rye (26) from Newbury, Berkshire, UK captured the snaps of the scary house on a Huawei P20 phone camera. The Ministry Of Housing, Communities and Local Government puts the number of empty houses in the UK at just under 650,000, with 225,000 of these classed as long-term empty properties - those that have been abandoned for over six months. A report by the charity Shelter in 2019 estimated that there are approximately 280,000 homeless people in England alone. mediadrumworld.com / @triurbex