In an unexpected turn of events, a group of sisters stumbled upon a concealed hideout in their new home after just a week of living there. A Reddit post that recently went viral showcased the siblings’ discovery of a secret room that belonged to the previous owner. The unsuspecting sisters initially mistook the door-like panel on the wall of one of their closets to be a regular cabinet. But after multiple attempts to pry it open, they finally gained access to a space that contained a mattress, some personal belongings, and remnants of the house’s construction.
Interestingly, while the sisters speculated that the room had been empty for some time before they moved in, based on the vintage quality of the artifacts they found, they hoped any spooky activity that had taken place in the room was far in the past. Items discovered in the hideaway included a toothbrush, non-alcoholic beer, pads and tampons, play money, a notepad with a solitary written page, and a few adult materials from the ’70s to ’80s.
The sisters also marvelled at the space’s puzzling layout, as it appeared to be the handiwork of a teenager who designed the hideout to stash illicit goods or engage in unruly acts. One of the sisters even noticed “medicine” bottles on the other side of the wall, yet to be explored further. While some online commenters speculated that a drawing on the bed was a map or QR code, the sisters dismissed that theory, instead hoping it was nothing more than a harmless pen-and-paper game.
As they continue to ponder how the previous owner managed to transport a full-sized mattress into the room, the family is left with a mystery-containing aesthetic that adds some excitement to their everyday lives.
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