The hidden house cambridge oct 11

Well I spotted this place a few times when I have been on the A14 on my way to work in Cambridge and I thought it deserves a mooch.
And many of apologies as I cant find any history of this little house hidden in the woods next to the busy road of the A14.
Well sadly its fast decaying but still full of character.































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Nice one! I've nipped in here but my photos are no where near a nice as these!

UrbanX said:

Nice one! I've nipped in here but my photos are no where near a nice as these!

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cheers mate..

had a bit of a tweek with no.5 which i thought looks pritty cool

Just wondering how you done that?

Fantastic pics!

Urbex-SW said:

Just wondering how you done that?

Fantastic pics!

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cheers mate i did it with editing software photoshop elements 9

That’s a lovely find, doesn’t look too safe for nosing around but if it had been me I would have done as well. Thanks.

Great place, but that's a freaky-looking face in the fireplace on the last photo!

I visited here last year so it's nice to see some recent pics. I called it the 'Jenga house' because of how the bricks look!

There seems to be more bits & pieces laying about then I remember.

Saffron P...Good point about the face! I haden't noticed till you said.

Thanks for he lovely comments guys.....

I cant see the face though looked at it for ages lol

hope i dont get told off for this one but i had a tinker with number 4



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I'm sure there is a face there somewhere,,,,,,,,,,,

I'm sorry but I have a strong dislike for over saturated pics, do you have the originals anywhere

Sorry missed this thread you certainly managed to get a lot from the photos bud well done

If there's a chair then you have to make the best use of it and you certainly have .

st33ly said:

If there's a chair then you have to make the best use of it and you certainly have .

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There's always a chair. It's the Law.

Except WW2 era sites, where it is compulsory to have an old aluminium kettle lying around.

Seahorse said:

There's always a chair. It's the Law.

Except WW2 era sites, where it is compulsory to have an old aluminium kettle lying around.

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And in Devon there is also a little known by-law which states...'there must always be a derelict boat on all explores at all times'.

Love the chair pic, Alex. I can't see the face either.

Seahorse said:

There's always a chair. It's the Law.

Except WW2 era sites, where it is compulsory to have an old aluminium kettle lying around.

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and 1980s era porn. I don't think I've ever had a day out looking at WW2 era stuff without finding 1980s porn.

Every mental hospital must have a damaged piano & a few dial phones. Possibly a typewriter as well.

Even before I heard of urbexing I noticed that almost all closed petrol stations & pubs became any eyesore very quickly.

All ex-MOD premises built during the cold war seem to have at least one mid 1990's computer in working condition.

You got some awesome pics there. Thanks