I bought an abandoned parish house – it’s creepy but I made a huge discovery which could be linked to Queen Elizabeth II

A NEW homeowner made an interesting discovery while renovating his abandoned parish house.

The content creator suspected the hidden “treasure” might be related to the monarchy.

In one video, TikTok user Deano (@dinomacs) gave his followers a tour of his new home.

The Canada-based influencer expressed concern about the purchase as he showed viewers the rundown interior of the house.

“So we bought an abandoned parish house! Did we make a mistake?” he asked in the clip’s caption.

The TikToker added: “We did find two safes and tons of other creepy things.”

In a second video, Deano revealed one of the unique objects hidden in the home.

After looking through an old book, the influencer tossed it aside and examined what it was sitting on.

In a glass frame, he found pieces of paper with writing on them and a gold pen.

Reading the names and dates on the paper, Deano began to put two and two together.

“I can’t believe this has been just left in the bathroom,” he told his followers.

On one side of the display, the names Elizabeth and Philip were signed with the date July 2nd, 1973.

The second piece of paper read Edward with the date June 30, 1987.

Wondering aloud to himself, Deano said: “Is that Queen Elizabeth? No, it can’t be.”

However, in the comments section, he revealed: “Update, confirmed authentic and gold pen was from Queen Elizabeth herself!”

The other autographs were those of the late Prince Philip and the couple’s youngest child Prince Edward.

“We found a treasure,” the content creator wrote in the caption of the clip.

TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the royal discovery.

“That is a brilliant find!” wrote one impressed follower.

Another viewer said: “Yes, display it. Save whatever you can!”

“That’s pretty cool,” commented a third person.