Inside eerie 'abandoned car farm' of rare 70s Lotuses, Citroëns and even a helicopter

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abandoned farmhouse filled to the brim with retro motors and vehicles.Once a striking property, the huge home has been left to rot and crumble – now nothing more than an urban explorer’s paradise.The photos were shared by explorers ‘Urbexcr’ who regularly venture into desolate buildings and document their findings.To protect the anonymity of the buildings they explore, the locations are kept confidential.All of the windows on the dilapidated property are loosely bricked up and holes appear across the exposed brick walls.The urban explorers claimed the farmhouse was “completely destroyed” with just “four walls left”.And although it isn’t clear from the outside, the collapsing house is hiding a series of retro motoring treasures.Dozens of rare retro cars were found rusting away on the grounds of the property, a sad sight for any motorhead.A classic Citroën 2CV was spotted among other cars, covered in mould and dirt after not being touched for what looked like years.The incredible 2CV is one of the few cars in history that released a single generation of model for more than four decades.A 1980 Talbot Samba was found near the property and looked in fairly good nick compared to the others.Buried in foliage outside the house, a car that looks like it could be a Lotus Europa sits in an extremely bad way – with no windows or headlights.A stunning Lotus Eclat sits underneath a tree undamaged and surprisingly fairly clean.Covered in foliage and wrapped in branches, a beautiful Volkswagen Beetle hides away.Its wheels appear to be covered in moss as the rest of the motor appears to be in poor condition.