A Scots TikTok of a couple breaking into Coco Chanel's abandoned Scottish mansion has gone viral.
Maia Eden Martus, 23, shared the footage on social media platform after she and her boyfriend Connor Cowan, 28, managed to get inside the decaying building near Lairg in the Highlands.
The stunning Highland mansion named Rosehall Estate once belonged to the the iconic fashion designer.
But the ruins have lain empty for more than half a decade.
After seeing pictures of the building, Maia and Connor decided to film their experience.
The couple from Adross claim they even heard voices inside- despite being completely alone.
The minute long video shows old antique furniture left behind including a stunning red Chesterfield sofa.
They also spotted large grand fireplaces, a bathtub, chaise lounge chairs, and a pink wagon as just some of the treasures left behind.
Maia told the Daily Record: "I saw videos of my friends going there and being there was quite scary.
"At first we thought there were other people there because we thought we heard voices, then we weren’t sure.
"The silence is peaceful until you hear the occasional creek of the floors.
"It’s quite sad how such a beautiful building has just been left to let nature take over."
In its heyday, the extravagant manor boasted 22 rooms and was reportedly decorated to mimic Coco Chanel's Paris apartment.
It was considered her secret hideaway and still holds many of her luxury items.
She lived there in the 1920s with her lover Hugh Grosvenor.
An undisclosed offer made by a foreign buyer has now been accepted on the property, although it is understood the house and 700-acres of grounds will take millions to restore.
The Tik Tok video has raked in over 6,000 views with hundreds of likes.
One person said: "Take nothing and leave nothing but footprints, beautiful place to see."
Maia liked the comment and replied: "Absolutely! Always respectful."
