Jolly Sailor Public House, East Ogwell

The Jolly Sailor Public House in East Ogwell is home to a rather unusual ghost - a friendly spirit that bears a striking resemblance to the Bard himself, William Shakespeare. The landlord of this quaint Devon pub has spoken about the ghost in the local press, describing it as a welcome presence. Imagine sipping a pint of local ale while chatting with the ghost of England's most famous playwright - it's a prospect that's sure to intrigue anyone interested in the paranormal.

Woodland, Churston

Deep in the woods of Churston, Devon, a bizarre creature was spotted on multiple occasions in the summer of 1996. This strange being, estimated to be around four feet high, was described as having a green face and was seen running along the forest floor. Over a dozen sightings were reported during the summer months, but curiously, there were no further reports the following year, leading some to speculate that it may not have survived the winter. The creature's appearance was brief, but its impact on the local community was significant, sparking both fascination and concern.

Church House Inn Inn, Torbryan

The Church House Inn in Torbryan is home to a rather curious haunting. Guests and staff have reported hearing disembodied footsteps making their way towards a bathroom, only to mysteriously fade away if anyone follows. Its a strange and intriguing phenomenon that has left many wondering about the identity of the phantom footsteps owner. Adding to the mystery is the reported sighting of a phantom man clad in a cloak, which has been seen within the inn.

Coombe House, Coleford

Coombe House in Coleford, Devon, has a long history of paranormal activity. A family who moved in during the Second World War reported seeing a phantom young woman wearing a long dress, who would appear by the fireplace in one of the bedrooms. The apparition was a regular occurrence, and the family grew accustomed to her presence. However, they weren't the only ones to experience this ghostly phenomenon. After they moved away, they discovered that subsequent owners had also encountered the mysterious woman.

Area around St Augustine's Priory, Abbotskerswell

In the rolling countryside of Abbotskerswell, Devon, there's a spot where the past seems to linger. The area around St Augustine's Priory, now sadly no longer standing, has been associated with a rather intriguing ghostly sighting. Back in the 1890s, locals reported seeing the apparition of a monk wandering the roads nearby. This spectral figure, sometimes referred to as the Fading Monk, has not been seen in recent years, but its legend lives on. Interestingly, in 2015, a phantom nun was spotted in the same area, sparking curiosity about a possible connection between these two ghostly entities.

Monk's Retreat, Broadhempston

Monk's Retreat in Broadhempston is home to a very special ghost. This location has a long history and it's here that a kindly monk is said to have saved the day. A fire had broken out near an unattended candle, but thankfully the monk's timely intervention alerted those nearby, allowing them to quickly put out the flames. By the time the fire was extinguished, the ghostly monk had vanished into thin air.