Unexpected finds in residential buildings (20 photos)

Finding something unusual in your own home is pleasant, mysterious, and a little scary. But it’s always interesting without exception! The owners of these houses are definitely lucky.





“My sister moved into a new house today and found this safe in the floor and can’t open it.”



"Strange mural found after stripping paint from walls in my aunt's new house"





“I discovered the Fibonacci sequence under the carpet at work.”



“We wanted to cover the floor with laminate. When we removed the carpeting, we discovered maple flooring from the early 20th century."



“These sliding doors were hidden behind drywall. They separate the living room and dining room."



“We are preparing to renovate my cottage and found this wasp’s nest in the bedroom wall. All these years I've lived peacefully in a horror movie"



“We found Minton and Hollis flooring under vinyl tile and leveling compound. It took us 12 months to scrape it all off. Worth every hour of work"



“I found the key to a long-locked cellar door in my old house and discovered a cellar that resembled a torture chamber, with a blood-red doorknob. Looking forward to meeting the ghost I released



“Found vintage wallpaper under the paint in my daughter’s room.”



"I found a creepy web in the house"



“It turns out that my private house has an elevator!”



“A charming door to an attic room covered in posters of 80s rock stars.”



“I just moved into a new apartment and when I entered the bathroom I found this! Will I take a bath with the fan on or off?”



“I found this dollhouse hidden in the corner of my boyfriend's mother's basement. It's not haunted, right?"



“Found a mantis nest on my porch.”



"Found an unopened PS1 in my grandfather's attic!"



“Found a second bedroom in the house I just moved into.”



"My grandfather found this in a house he is renovating. It is a 1930s linoleum rug in very good condition."



“Funny finds in my 1870s stone house. We always thought that the big bulge in the corner of the room was a jagged piece of stone. They tried to remove it - and it turned out that it was a hole clogged with corn cobs."