TWO young women were left horrified when the Airbnb they booked turned out to have creepy hidden rooms, peepholes, and even secret tunnels.
Tierra Burris and Scarlet Wolf reserved the “cute girly” residence for two weeks – but were stunned by what they found.
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They took to TikTok to share their experience after arriving at the odd property in Portland, Oregon,
Tierra said: “There are strange tunnels, holes and ways [into] this home.”
The weird experience began when the owners of the home provided the wrong address to the two women.
In a TikTok, Tierra said: “They gave us an address for place that does not exist and said we cannot use the front door.
“So let’s go to object number one. There are strange tunnels, holes, and ways to this home.
“This one specifically has a big open space large enough for a human.”
Tierra filmed other areas in the weird home, including doors that didn’t close and had locks on the outside.
Several closets had “secret tunnels” inside, and in the yard, the pair found an extra key to enter the home.
The wardrobe in one room had a hole drilled into it which peered into the other bedroom.
Shockingly, the basement had a man-sized tunnel: “Mind you we’re in Portland, Oregon, right now where there’s an active serial killer on the loose.”
Despite the creepiness of the property, Tierra said the home had beautiful original hardwood floors and newly renovated showers.
The owner of the home reportedly told the pair: “It’s a recently renovated old Portland home. We wanted to keep its charm and quirks.”
Tierra joked: “You mean the murder room in the basement there?”
The pair paid £2,750 for their stay in the large, albeit creepy, home, but were given a refund later by Airbnb.
Referencing the tunnels, they said: “We’re not going in there. We never will.”
Viewers of Tierra’s TikTok were shocked at the property’s quirks, and many pleaded with Airbnb to refund the girls.
One viewer said: “I’m mostly concerned about the extra key outside and the room that has a peephole to the bedroom.”
Another suggested: “A lot of that is normal for old homes. Maybe not the peephole but it’s probably for electrical cords to come through the back to be unseen.”
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Sarah Hooper
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