Inside creepy abandoned home in Australia

A group of ‘urban explorers’ have shared footage of inside a ‘creepy’ abandoned house filled with old furniture, clothes, cassette tapes and a dusty old Alfa Romeo.

The video shared by Abandoned Australia’s YouTube channel shows the crew entering the two-storey property that appeared to have been left abruptly by the family who lived there.

The floor was covered so heavily with dust, boxes, chairs, and magazines it made it difficult for the explorers to move around.

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A group of ‘urban explorers’ have shared footage of inside a ‘creepy’ abandoned house filled with old furniture, clothes, cassette tapes and a dusty old Alfa Romeo 

Inside the fridge were jars of condiments and juice that had been contaminated by bugs

Old drawings, photos in frames, floppy disks, televisions, boots, videos and newspapers from 1992 were also found.

On the fridge there was a calendar from 2007, but the explorers said there was a bunch of objects from the 70s through to the 90s.

The kitchen was filled with untouched bowls, plates, and cups along with food in glass jars.

Inside the fridge were jars of condiments and juice that had been contaminated by bugs.

‘Oh my god, look at all the whipped cream,’ one said.

The kitchen was filled with untouched bowls, plates, and cups along with food in glass jars

Upstairs in the wardrobes of the bedrooms were vintage suits and clothes and the bedrooms were a complete mess.

‘How is this real?’ one person can be heard saying in the background.

The old mattresses were stained yellow and there was little to no space to walk between the rooms.

‘There’s so much stuff,’ another person said.

The footage seems rather chilling at times as written on the mirror were the words, ‘die yuppy scum’.

There was even a dusty Alfa Romeo sitting in the garage 

The video received a number of comments offering suggestions to why the home was abandoned. 

‘There’s a good chance they went into witness protection. You can’t take any personal items with you, you’re just whisked away from your home. It’d be heart-breaking not being able to take photos or other personal items,’ one person wrote.

‘I second witness protection or similar urgent evacuation,’ another added.

A third added: ‘You see that happen a lot when older people go into nursing homes and the family just forget and move on, it’s sad these homes are beautiful and have memories it’s a shame to see them just be abandoned.’