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An urban explorer has shared incredible snaps from inside a home that has been left to rot for almost two decades. Kyle Urbex regularly documents his visits to abandoned properties across the UK.

A top Urban Explorer has shared photos from his latest foray up to Scotland, with images taken from inside a well-known abandoned property in Dumbarton. Kyle Urbex took the pics as he explored the Levenford House Gate Lodge, which now lies in ruins after years of neglect.

urban explorer who explored an abandoned building.Kyle Urbex, a 26-year-old photographer, had the shock of his life as he was exploring the former East Fortune Hospital which is now a run-down building in Scotland, which has remained empty since 1997.When entering the former hospital, Urbex spoke of a "eerie" feeling when spotting disused bed frames and old mattresses scattered across the floors of the dilapidated building.READ MORE:Bloke killed in freak 'flying hammer' accident as he walked past Highland GamesHowever, things turned from bad to worse for Kyle after he spotted a blonde-haired doll with purple-coloured bleeding eyes that was placed on a chair.After speaking to The Daily Record, Kyle said: "Although the building was fire damaged it still had an eerie feeling when I stepped inside. Like any former hospital, it can be creepy exploring it alone".“Nothing was to prepare me for the creepy doll I came across with its eyes spray painted in a deep dark purple.

Chernobyl' has been abandoned by all but 20 hardy residents who refuse to up sticks.Urban explorers have shared their snaps from the largely derelict and vandalised Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde, which is a shadow of its once thriving community.A church (shut in 1997) and a primary school (shut in 2008) are just two of the former hubs of the estate left to rot and ruin with boarded up windows, the Daily Record reports.READ MORE: Lost tapes show Chernobyl babies glowing green and men with horror scarsDespite the council's best efforts to have the 430-flat estate bulldozed, a long and bitter feud with private landlords who won't sell up has so far left the eyesore untouched. The leader of Inverclyde Council, Stephen McCabe, said: "It would remind you of somewhere like Chernobyl".The arsonist-hit site was once the cheapest place to buy property in Britain after one flat sold for just £7,000 at auction.Photographs from inside Clune Park show abandoned homes full of possessions as if residents left their homes in a rush.Kyle Urbex, 26, felt uneasy as he explored the abandoned buildings and was in disbelief when he spotted people still living there.He told the Record: "One of the things that struck me the most was that the majority of the flat blocks are abandoned and derelict but some people are still living there.

An abandoned housing estate dubbed 'Scotland's Chernobyl' is still home to 20 residents. Eerie photographs taken by urban explorer Kyle Urbex, detail the extent of the derelict conditions inside the Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

abandoned house whose owners appear to have vanished overnight.Leeds-based urban explorer Kyle Urbex got inside the empty property, dubbed the ‘Pope house’ due to the amount of religious pictures hanging on its walls, and was blown away by its spooky atmosphere.

urban explorer. Helenslee House in Dumbarton, Scotland was a private boarding school which shut in 2000 after financial problems.

Inside the walls of a derelict former school has been captured by an urban explorer.

urban explorer has shared a series of eerie images of an abandoned property that could soon be lost forever.The derelict Balrossie School, near Glasgow, was originally used as a home for the orphaned children of killed sailors, dates back to 1899.The building was purchased by Glasgow Corporation, in the 1960s and it served as a residential school until it was closed in the 1990s and it has lain empty for almost 25 years.More commonly known as Balrossie Orphanage, the crumbling building, which is situated 20 miles west of Glasgow, near Kilmacolm, was visited last week by an urban explorer.Leeds-based photographer and urban explorer Kyle Urbex has ventured into dozens of abandoned sites over the past 18 months and said Balrossie had been high on his list for quite some time.Kyle told Glasgow Live he was glad he got there when he did as it looks as if the old orphanage has only months left before it's gone forever.He said: "I arrived [at Balrossie] last Saturday and when I first got there I noticed that half of the building had already been demolished. There was a big massive pile of rubble in the middle"."I reckon the rest of it will be gone very, very soon," he added.

Urban explorers have found a huge stash of booze and sleazy porn magazines in a creepy derelict farmhouse in Sheffield.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! A house frozen in time and full of horse trinkets has been photographed by an urban explorer. Kyle Urbex, a Youtuber who travels around the country documenting abandoned buildings posted the stark images on his Instagram.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A YouTuber who travels up and down the country documenting his visits to abandoned urban locations paid a visit to an old swimming pool in Glasgow - and the photos he took inside are not for the faint-hearted.On a trip to Scotland, Kyle Urbex from Leeds decided to visit Glasgow and head to the derelict annex swimming baths and gymnasium complex of the former Bellahouston Academy in Cessnock.

Glasgow swimming pool snapped by an urban explorer. Dozens of broken mannequins, many without heads, were found sprawled in the former Bellahouston Academy on North Gower Street.