Is This House In Greater Manchester Britain's Messiest?

Is this Britain's messiest house? The squalid home covered in a mountain of cigarette butts, empty cans of Red Bull and takeaway boxes....

Ever thought your home was a mess? Chances are it doesn't even come close to this.

Stomach-churning images show a squalid home covered in a mountain of cigarette butts, empty cans of Red Bull and takeaway boxes.

The home, which is in Plank Lane in Leigh, Greater Manchester, is believed to have been left in this state by squatters.

In the photographs, which were shared on social media in a local community group, a mountain of stinking cigarette ends covers the kitchen table.

The kitchen floor is completely obscurred from view by hundreds of cans, bottles and plastic bags.
Takeaway boxes and more cans and bottles stick out of the huge pile of thousands of cigarette butts.

Photographs of the sink area show dozens of filthy plates stacked on top of each other.

More empty Red Bull cans are heaped up in and around the dish drying rack, as well as more cigarettes just left on the dirt and ash-ridden work top.

It is believed the house has been empty for several weeks.

The person who took the photograph said they wandered in after seeing the door open, but left quickly because of the horrific stench coming from inside.