Astonishing photos reveal inside the abandoned home of an Arnold Schwarzenegger superfan filled with old motorbikes and memorabilia.
The derelict mansion even has old fitness magazines dated back to 1976 with film legend Schwarzenegger on the cover.
A sea of motorbikes worth £40,000 have been left to rust outside.
It is thought the house was last lived in 30 years ago by a bodybuilding aficionado, according to Pink Floyd tickets from 1987 found inside.
Three Kawasaki motorbikes were among many left abandoned outside, while another was left in disarray, in the middle of mechanical work.
One of the world's most celebrated actors, Schwarzenegger has many achievements including world champion bodybuilder, Hollywood action hero, successful business owner, and environmentalist.
Leading roles include Twins, Predator, and Terminator where he is seen riding a Harley Davidson Fat Boy motorbike.
Old magazines were left on display at the property, as well as used cans and beer bottles left scattered around.
Most of the former home's structure can be seen completely deteriorating, with large portions of the ceiling and walls falling down entirely.
The photos were captured by urban exploration photographer and filmmaker Dave in Ontario, Canada.
The explorer estimated that it hasn't been lived in since around the 1990s.
This was indicated by a calendar from 1990 and some Pink Floyd concert tickets dated 1987, he explained.
He also had to wear a respirator to protect himself from mould and dust that completely covered the inside of the property, which had been left for decades.
"In this explore we get a look at an abandoned biker death trap house that has been left untouched for over 30 years," Dave said.
"This creepy abandoned house has been standing for over 30 years, with 3 abandoned motorcycles parked inside.
"This scary place is a death trap for anyone who ventures inside, and has been left to slowly deteriorate over the years.
"If you're ever in the area be sure to avoid this creepy place at all costs."
Dark and dingy rooms are still filled with old furniture and rubbish left strewn across the floor.
The explorer gave no indication of who the previous resident was and why the property was abandoned.
Old rusty motorbikes are still lined up outside while another three have been parked inside the house.
It would appear the house was left in a hurry with items not tidied away.
The beds had been made but were covered in junk and belongings of the person who once lived there.
Even the staircase was covered in items with some rooms so messy, the floor was entirely covered.
The decoration would have once been bold and striking, with bright red carpets in the hallway paired with sea blue wallpaper.
One bedroom has the remains of lilac wallpaper which is now hanging off the wall, while another is decorated a deep red and yellow.
The kitchen is perhaps the room mostly intact, with a fridge freezer, and cooker still in place.
But what was possibly once a beautiful stone floor complimenting an old wooden stable door has been destroyed or left unfinished.
Dave stumbled across the property and decided to document its abandoned structures and past through photography.
The urban explorer also uncovers hidden places within drains, rooftops and active facilities.
Urban exploring is the study of parts of civilisation that are usually off-limits or left unseen.
He shares his discoveries via Freaktography.com showcasing his latest endeavours.
