Simon Constantine from Great Britain wanted to buy a big house for a long time. Having found the illegible purchase, he went to inspect the property. In the back of the garden he found a wicket covered with ivy. The new owner of the mansion opened the rusty gate and walked into a place where no one had set foot in over four decades.
Moving out of the city's hustle and bustle was Constantine's lifelong dream. He had been looking for a suitable home for a long time, and one day he was offered an estate that he fell in love with at first sight.
However, the way the realtor behaved seemed a little strange to the man. The realtor wanted to close the deal as soon as possible so that he was no longer obliged to visit the estate.
When Mr. Constantine found the gate, he discovered that behind it there was a hidden garden that remained untouched for forty years. The new owner was extremely surprised by such a lucky find. There he also found a plate on which there was an inscription '1970' that probably stood for the year of the garden's creation.
The new owner hired employees who cleared the area of junk.
The garden has had an extensive restoration. By the way, now the property brings the owner a profit since its entrance fee is $10.
Source: mirfactov
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