Eerie footage was captured on video of a former warehouse described as giving "horror film vibes."
The abandoned building used to be a Bidfood warehouse, a food wholesaler supplying various products, located in Scarisbrick, Ormskirk before it closed in 2018.
Since then, the building and outhouses have been abandoned within a backdrop of open space and now derelict.
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Footage taken by by urban explorer Daniel Sims - known as Bearded Reality on social media - in January shows how the warehouse has continued to rot as the years have gone by.
In the 25 minute video uploaded to his YouTube channel, Daniel takes a tour of the premises with friends.
The footage begins with a group taking a tour of one of the white outhouses, where shelves can be seen on top of one another and appear to be a storage space.
At one point of the video, Daniel said "I can hear water", with one of his friends agreeing she too can hear it.
A noticeboard filled with images of tigers can be seen in the clip which have now faded in the sun - appearing to be an inside joke with previous workers.
As the group explore further, Daniel can be heard saying "it's like a maze" as rooms, after rooms follow on from one another.
Exposed wires fall from the ceiling and walls, rubbish is strewn on the floor and tables and chairs appear to be smashed up.
At one point, Daniel and friends stumble across a freezer which still contains packets of mince pies from years gone by.
Work and factory tools can be seen gathering dust in the warehouse after it was closed down.
However, the most shocking discovery inside the building is a number of explicit graffiti drawings., which Daniel said gave off "horror film vibes."
Speaking to the ECHO about his exploration of the building, Daniel said: "The explore itself is surprising massive and seems such a waste of space
"The factory side was awesome and was interesting seeing the bits of graffiti, definitely gives horror film vibes."
* Individuals are not encouraged to enter private and derelict premises under any circumstances for their own safety.
