Look away Coronation Street fans because this is all that remains of the iconic Rovers Return.
Demolition work has begun on the old Corrie set.
The green and gold sign of the pub is long gone – it's now been torn down leaving just wooden beams.
Bare brick is exposed on the outside of the wall - and windows have been removed.
The eerie footage from the Manchester Evening News shows the shell of the building - with the bar fully ripped out and just pieces of wood lying around on the floor.
This is also the first video footage to show the street without any of its famous cobbles.
It’s understood they are currently being kept under lock and key in secure storage by ITV.
The new video footage, which was taken this week, also shows the narrow back streets of the houses - as well as a peak into the homes of some of the characters.
Flats, offices and three hotels are set to be built on the site off Quay Street in Manchester as part of the new St John’s Quarter development after the 13-acre plot was sold by ITV in 2013.
The old set was built in the 1960s. But in 2015, bosses moved to the Trafford side of the Quays, opposite MediaCity in Salford.
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The urban explorer, who doesn’t wish to be named, who filmed the footage, said: “It’s just a shell of what it was. There are wheelbarrows full of stuff all over the site.
“The Rovers actually seemed really eerie. It all did to be honest. I’m not sure when the full demolition takes place here but it’s good to see everything behind the scenes.”
A timescale for the redevelopment of the St John’s Quarter set has not been revealed.
ITV sold the 13-acre site to Manchester Quays Ltd, a joint venture between Allied London and Manchester City Council, in 2013.
Britain’s longest-running soap, which will soon air six nights a week compared to the current three broadcasts, is now filmed in Salford Quays.