Tiktoker reveals deserted residence stuffed with garbage and animal droppings
A Tiktoker urban explorer has ventured into the ‘most overgrown hoarder’s home of all time’ and shared the revolting discovery on social media.
Sean Piper, from Kent, found the rotting abandoned home full of rubbish, cobwebs and animal droppings.
The content creator shared a video of the house, which he claimed has been abandoned for around five years ‘but looks like longer’.
He said the property was most likely left to rot after the owner died and their family inherited it.
In the video, Sean can be seen wandering around outside, showing the camera four abandoned, neglected cars – overgrown and rusting away – in the garden.
Sean Piper, from Kent, found the rotting abandoned home full of rubbish, cobwebs and animal droppings
The content creator shared a video of the house, which he claimed has been abandoned for around five years ‘but looks like longer’
In the video, Sean can be seen wandering around outside, showing the camera four abandoned, neglected cars – overgrown and rusting away – in the garden
In the bathroom, bags and boxes were covering the floor, making it hard for Sean to even open the door
Inside the house, he finds the ‘most disgusting kitchen’ he’s ever seen, with stacks of unwashed dishes, fermenting drinks, and stinking leftover food.
And in the living room, belongings are piled high on top of the furniture.
Plenty of ornaments and personal belongings remain in the house, as well as family photos, teddies and books.
In the bathroom, bags and boxes were covering the floor, making it hard for Sean to even open the door.
Sean said the only thing that looked relatively organised in the home was paperwork.
Letters and receipts were piled up on top of everything else, suggesting relatives had tried to find information of importance at one time.
Old family photos were also visible on a table in good condition.
Sean’s clip of the discovery, uploaded to his TikTok account (@seanurbex), has racked up over 9,000 views, leaving users shocked.
He said: ‘It was actually pretty disgusting inside.
‘Damp clothes all over the floor, rat droppings and other animal mess on the floor, and on top of the piles of hoarded stuff.
Inside the house, he finds the ‘most disgusting kitchen’ he’s ever seen, with stacks of unwashed dishes, fermenting drinks, and stinking leftover food
Sean said the only thing that looked relatively organised in the home was paperwork. Letters and receipts were piled up on top of everything else, suggesting relatives had tried to find information of importance at one time
The contents of the house were left abandoned after the owner is thought to have died
Old family photos were also visible on a table in good condition
The corridor was blocked by stacks of rubbish – making it impossible to walk through
A full set of what appeared to be silver cutlery was also discovered amongst the mounds of rubbish
Rusted and ancient cars had been left in the overgrown garden
Every surface in the home seemed to be piled high with all manner of items
Sean theorised the owner of the property must have passed away for it to exist in such a condition
The floor of the living room was completely covered in what appears to be stacks of rubbish
Rooms were totally filled with boxes of clothes, which had been stacked as high as the ceiling
‘We got in through a backdoor that was left open and the smell was overwhelming as soon as we walked in through the overgrown garden.
‘There were also a few derelict, disused cars in the front garden.’
‘The lingering smell has put me off ever going back again, as have the sheer amount of thick cobwebs and animal droppings,’ he told What’s The Jam.
‘I’m used to dirty, abandoned houses but this was next level.’
Sean added: ‘The house was handed over to family who have just left it unattended to.
‘I’ve heard the house has been abandoned for about five years but it looks like longer to me.’
