Frozen in time, an abandoned cottage in Leek, Staffordshire, offers a rare glimpse into a life that has remained untouched for over a decade.
The home, nicknamed ‘the potter’s cottage’, was once occupied by a family of four, with the father working for a local pottery company. Urban explorer Kyle from Leeds discovered the cottage in its sorrowful state, with its furniture and belongings still intact.
As soon as Kyle entered the cottage, he was amazed by how much had been left behind. Plates were left on the kitchen counter, overalls were hanging from the ceiling beams, and a clothesline still had washing hanging, as if the owners got up and left one day without coming back. Personal memories were scattered around the desks and walls, such as family photos and days gone by, making the exploration even more unique.
