A TikTok urban explorer has amazed followers after uncovering an abandoned house filled with multiple vintage cars left untouched.
Sean Piper, a resident of Kent, stumbled upon the decaying property, where the ceilings are collapsing, and personal items are strewn across the floors.
Sean, a content creator, documented his exploration in a video that features a long-forgotten house near Reading, England, which he claims has been deserted for many years.
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Last month, Sean visited the site with a friend.
“We heard about this abandoned location from another explorer, so we decided to check it out ourselves,” he shared with Luxury Auto News.
“The house is visibly overtaken by nature, with old cars parked outside, which are easily seen from the road.
“The atmosphere inside was quite somber, as the house was in a pitiful condition.
“It was clear that the interior had been ravaged by looters, leaving a chaotic mess behind.
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“However, the exterior proved more fascinating as we discovered old Morgan cars and a mini.”
Sean’s TikTok video of the discovery, posted on his account (@seanurbex), has garnered over 3,500 views.
He explained, “The owner of this deserted property had a passion for cars.
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“We even came across his vintage Morgan, still sitting in the garage.
“There was also a mini and several other Morgans left behind.
“The inside of the house, though, was completely trashed.”
In the video, Sean walks around the outside of the property, showcasing the old cars to the camera.
Inside, the house is filled with scattered belongings, including clothes, teddy bears, bags, magazines, and newspapers, piled high in every corner.
The kitchen is in ruins, with shattered plates littering the floor and a decaying washing machine abandoned in a corner.
Sean added, “We found photos inside the house of the exact same 1982 Morgan car, with the same registration number.
“It’s clear the owner was passionate about these cars, so it’s shocking to see them just left behind.
“The last logbook entry on the car was from 2012, and it’s still listed as SORN today.”
