Lilias Drummond, first wife of Alexander Seton, died in 1601 under mysterious circumstances. Her ghost, dressed in shimmering green satin and accompanied by the scent of roses, still haunts Fyvie Castle. Her name, scratched into a windowsill in the Charter Room, remains a chilling testament to her presence.

A mysterious spectral figure has been observed at Hallgreen Castle for generations. Known simply as The Watcher, this silent apparition appears to observe visitors and residents alike, never interacting but always present in the shadows of this ancient Scottish fortress.

A former housekeeper in Victorian dress haunts Flitwick Manor, her presence intensified after the discovery of her hidden quarters during 1990s renovations. She's often seen crying, suggesting a tragic end to her service at the manor.

The spirit of Mrs Brooks, wife of John Thomas Brooks, is believed to haunt Room 7 of Flitwick Manor, forever grieving the loss of her daughter Mary Ann who died tragically in 1848 at age 26.

A playful child spirit makes her presence known to staff at Flitwick Manor through gentle touches and mischievous behavior, frightening at least one cleaner enough to cause her immediate resignation.

A well-dressed 18th-century gentleman who appears in the bar area of The Knife & Cleaver, recognised by his distinctive top hat, beard, and period attire. This benevolent spirit has been witnessed walking purposefully toward the fireplace, and long-term staff consider him to be a friendly presence.