![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/photos-reveal-transformation-of-time-warp-363k-home-now-worth-1-3m/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/COMP_LY_HOUSE-SALE.jpg&description=TAKE a look at these phenomenal photographs which reveal the complete transformation of a "time warp" home that's now worth £1.3million. The sprawling seven-bedroom pad in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, became an eyesore after it was left to rot for years. The eerie looking mansion became an eyesore on the affluent street in WalesCredit: MEDIA WALES It had fallen into disrepair, leaving auctioneers doubtful it would ever sellCredit: MEDIA WALES Piles of clutter were crammed into every room of the once-grand padCredit: MEDIA WALES Heaps of furniture covered in cobwebs and pigeon poo remained insideCredit: MEDIA WALES Shocking snaps show the weathered mansion, situated on one of the poshest streets in Penarth, smothered by its overgrown garden. Its windows were boarded up while huge holes had formed in the roof and a section of the facade had disappeared. And it only got worse after opening the front door - as the pad had been used as a dumping ground for a hoard of items. An eerie hallway littered with junk and adorned with outdated carpet is the first sight to scare away house hunters. Cobwebs clung to a heap of decaying furniture in one room with discoloured walls, while other areas had been doused in pigeon poo. Mountains of clutter covered the floor of the reception room that appeared to have been ransacked. Gaping holes in the ceiling had resulted in floods of rainwater seeping through, creating catastrophic structural problems. On the upper floor, junk continued to engulf the entirety of the space, while ancient appliances remained as a reminder of the previous owner's life. It was put up for auction with little hope anyone would take on the mammoth job of revitalising the once-grand home. Director of Auction House Wales, Marc Morrish, told bidders that stepping inside may trigger "fear of the unknown". "Once inside it is pretty much a time warp; old furniture is present along with clothing hung up inside which include old sheepskin coats and other retro looking){kind=link}
TAKE a look at these phenomenal photographs which reveal the complete transformation of a “time warp” home that’s now worth £1.3million.
The sprawling seven-bedroom pad in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, became an eyesore after it was left to rot for years.
Shocking snaps show the weathered mansion, situated on one of the poshest streets in Penarth, smothered by its overgrown garden.
Its windows were boarded up while huge holes had formed in the roof and a section of the facade had disappeared.
And it only got worse after opening the front door – as the pad had been used as a dumping ground for a hoard of items.