Vicarage, Polyton

The Vicarage in Polyton, Devon, is home to a rather unusual haunting. It's said that Bishop Veysey, a former occupant, still likes to quietly go about his business within the property. His presence is characterised by a gentle, unobtrusive movement, as if he's just popping from one room to another. Some people have also spotted an Elizabethan woman strolling through the garden, and it's possible that her boots are the ones creaking and thudding around the building.

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.

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.

Area around Dartington Hall Estate, Totnes

In the rolling countryside around Dartington Hall Estate near Totnes, Devon, a rather unusual sighting has been reported. A farm worker in the late 1990s claimed to have seen a large black cat, roughly the size of a dog, leap over a high boundary fence in a single bound. This was no ordinary feline, given its remarkable size and agility. The estate, with its rich history and sprawling grounds, has long been a place of interest for those drawn to the mysteries of the paranormal.

Dartington Hall, Totnes

Dartington Hall, a beautiful and historic country house in Devon, is said to be haunted by a number of ghostly apparitions, including the famous White Lady. This pale figure is often seen in the garden, and is believed to be one of several spirits that reside within the hall. The White Lady is described as a woman in a white dress, and is said to appear to visitors and staff members. In addition to the White Lady, other ghostly apparitions have been reported at Dartington Hall, including a woman who starved to death in a bedroom, an old nurse, and a headless horseman who has been seen just outside the grounds of the building.

Pig and Whistle Public House, Littlehempston

The Pig and Whistle Public House in Littlehempston is home to a rather randy spirit known as Brother Freddie. Legend has it that this monk would often sneak away to the pub to meet with a local farmer's daughter, and it's said that he still haunts the place, waiting for his lover to return. The pub itself is thought to have a secret tunnel leading to the nearby chapel, which could have been a convenient getaway for the illicit trysts. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences in the favourite bedroom of Brother Freddie, where he would often lay his head.