![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/creepy-cursed-cottage-with-boarded-up-windows-as-mysterious-signs-appear/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_The-Cottage-at-43-Southward-Road-in-St-Michaels-which-is-currently-being-renovated.jpg&description=The abandoned cottage, which is close to St Michael's Train Station in Liverpool, has not been lived in for three years and creepy signs and messages started to appearThe abandoned cottage is located in south LiverpoolAn abandoned cottage which is said to be cursed has seen mysterious signs and messages appear in its windows. The derelict home, located in south Liverpool, has not been lived in for three years, with its front gates chained shut and its doors and windows boarded up. Locals walking past the property recently noticed creepy signs and messages around the home, including black and white images of a woman, Liverpool Echo reports. One message said: "Whoever removes this from its position will receive 48 hours of regret", while another referred to a "Last Will and Testament." The home, located opposite St Michael's Train Station and on the edge of Priory Woods on Southwood Road, was previously owned by Arthur Robert McKay and Paula Marjatta McKay - the latter being the woman named on the picture. Inside abandoned funeral home with sinister message scrawled on wall The creepy cottage is now being renovated ( Liverpool Echo) The couple lived at the house with their son Erik, who died at the property on November 4, 2019 at the age of 57. According to the Liverpool Echo, Erik's father died at a relatively young age, leaving Erik and his mother Paula living in the cottage. The cottage has remained derelict since Erik's death in 2019. However, the property was recently purchased by Andrew Berry, and the property developer and his construction company Anderson Ross have started renovating the house. While scaffolding is currently placed around the property and a large amount of clearing work in the expansive back garden taking place, Mr Berry is hoping to turn the cottage into a stunning family home. "When we first walked in it was shocking. There was huge piles of belongings and stuff everywhere," Mr Berry said. It's hoped the home will be turned into a stunning f){kind=link}
The abandoned cottage, which is close to St Michael’s Train Station in Liverpool, has not been lived in for three years and creepy signs and messages started to appear
An abandoned cottage which is said to be cursed has seen mysterious signs and messages appear in its windows.
The derelict home, located in south Liverpool, has not been lived in for three years, with its front gates chained shut and its doors and windows boarded up.
Locals walking past the property recently noticed creepy signs and messages around the home, including black and white images of a woman, Liverpool Echo reports.
One message said: “Whoever removes this from its position will receive 48 hours of regret”, while another referred to a “Last Will and Testament.”