We pay a visit to the Rhyl bungalow-turned-haunted house!

Andrew Wharfe, who has lived in a bungalow on Oakville Avenue since last year, has used many of the decorations which he would put on display at the Warrington pub he used to own.

It took Andrew about two hours to complete, and has been up for about three weeks now.

He is also hosting a fancy dress party at the house on Saturday (October 29), and is dressing himself as Pennywise the Dancing Clown, from the film "It".

Andrew said: “I just like decorating up for Halloween! I always did it in the pub we used to have.

“I think we all need some happiness, and the amount of people who have come by and absolutely loved it… children are coming past every day and wanting to go to the ‘haunted house’!

“It’s been absolutely brilliant; they can’t wait to see what I do at Christmas, and they just love looking at what’s in the windows, and all of the skeletons and the rats.

“I’ve collected these over the years from different shops and didn’t want to throw them away. One of these decorations was actually banned from Tesco’s!

“I’ve got some ideas for Christmas; there’s going to be some polar bears, and a sweet factory.”

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LOOK: The Rhyl bungalow transformed into a haunted house for Halloween!

Enjoy some more pictures of Andrew's new-look home below:

A piece of artwork Andrew created himself, inside his Rhyl home (Image: Newsquest)

A spooky-looking dining table... (Image: Newsquest)

Outside Andrew's home (Image: Newsquest)

Enter if you dare... (Image: Newsquest)

Andrew used to decorate his Warrington pub like this at Halloween (Image: Newsquest)

Skeletons and witches aplenty... (Image: Newsquest)

Plenty of severed limbs, too... (Image: Newsquest)

More frightening sights inside Andrew's home! (Image: Newsquest)