TWO males were arrested after police found a huge cannabis farm, worth £150,000, in a Bradford property.

Over 300 plants were seized by officers who executed a warrant at the address on Hammerton Street, off Leeds Road in BD3, yesterday.

The males were arrested in connection to the organised criminal activity.

The above video shows an officer cutting opening a shutter made of corrugated metal with a jigsaw tool.

Once in the pitch-black property, a piece of carpet is removed to uncover a set of stairs that leads to what looks like a redundant basement.

A curtain is then stripped back to discover a huge well-lit fanned room filled with hundreds of cannabis plants.

Police also show an untidy kitchen and bedroom in the property.

A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "Officers from West Yorkshire Police executed a warrant at a property on Hammerton Street, Bradford, yesterday.

"Inside the property they discovered a significant cannabis grow, with a potential street value £150,000 once fully grown.

"The operation was part of Programme Precision which is a aimed at tackling serious and organised crime across West Yorkshire.

"Two men were arrested."