Couple Buys 1960s Home, Finds Secret Room and Shocking Note Nobody Knew About
Nicole Halliday and her partner, Blair, purchased a home together in Scotland. Among several surprises they found while renovating was a vintage collection of red wines worth a small fortune, which undoubtedly sweetened…

Nicole Halliday and her partner, Blair, purchased a home together in Scotland. Among several surprises they found while renovating was a vintage collection of red wines worth a small fortune, which undoubtedly sweetened the deal.
However, the rock bottom price of the home 62 years prior to their purchase was probably the most shocking discovery of all.
The couple shared their journey over Social media and it has so far garnered over 3.3 million views, according to the U.K.’s Daily Mail.
The previous owners left a heartfelt note for Nicole and Blair, which included the staggering price the home was purchased for in 1962, writing, “We wish you every happiness. Mum and dad bought this first house as a new build in 1962 for £3141, so you are only the second owners.” (£3141 is about $3,900 U.S. dollars.)
Home prices have increased significantly since the 1960s, and this touching note was just the beginning of a series of discoveries that tested the couple’s resilience and rewarded their curiosity.
The vintage wine collection was discovered as the demolition process began, when a hidden door emerged behind what Nicole described as “monstrosity” cream wardrobes.
Once the wardrobes were demolished, there was a concealed door which led to a wine cellar beneath a cupboard hatch, stocked with vintage red wines.



