This expertly-restored Welsh manor house, with its warm, golden stone walls, leaded-light windows and carefully re-imagined 16th century ornamental gardens, stands peacefully in the Nant Caeach valley next to a small stream and is as inviting as a picturesquely rural place can be on a sunny day, but as the nights draw in and the shadows fall across the valley early, drawing the mist in from the hills, you'll begin to see why the wealth of ghostly goings-on reported here aren't easily dismissed in favour of a peaceful afternoon tea and a wander round the gift shop. Rated as one of the top ten most haunted buildings in Britain, Llancaiach seems to have more ghostly phenomena than rooms. The old housekeeper who wanders sadly through the corridors and rooms, the mischievous spirit of a little boy who fell from an upper window and a grey figure spotted regularly in the gardens are just a few, and visitors and staff often report poltergeist activity.

Written by  larapiegeler.

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