Combe Bank, Sundridge

Combe Bank in Sundridge, Kent, is said to be haunted by the restless spirit of Lord Ferrer's widow, a woman consumed by a curse placed upon her by her husband before his execution. It's said her testimony put him in the dock, allowing her to escape with another man, but her freedom was short-lived. She died in a fire so intense that only part of her thumb was recovered, leaving her spirit to search for the rest of her body. Locals claim that on certain evenings, a ghostly figure can be seen wandering the grounds, her presence a chilling reminder of the tragic events that unfolded here.

Rystead House, Westerham

Rystead House in Westerham, Kent, has a spooky reputation that's been around for decades. One of its former owners claimed to have seen a phantom dog run up the staircase and disappear into a room known as the 'ghost room'. This room was said to be haunted by a resident who took his own life after a romantic rejection. The image of the dog has stuck with people who have visited the house over the years, leaving many to wonder if it's connected to the tragic events that took place in the 'ghost room'.

Rooks Cottage, Westerham

Rooks Cottage in Westerham, Kent, has been home to a rather restless spirit since December 1970. Residents have reported hearing footsteps and the sound of doors opening and closing, often slamming shut with considerable force. Pets have been observed watching an invisible presence walk through the living room, suggesting that this ghostly entity is quite at ease in its surroundings. The spirit seems to be fond of making its presence known, but thankfully, its antics have been confined to auditory and visual manifestations.

Chartwell, Westerham

Chartwell, the beloved former home of Sir Winston Churchill, is said to be haunted by the ghost of its most famous occupant. Randolph Churchill, Winston's son, claimed to have seen and spoken to his father's spirit sitting in a leather armchair in the studio in the garden. This post-mortem manifestation is a fascinating example of a ghostly encounter that has been documented and verified by a credible witness.

Maidstone Road, Sevenoaks

Maidstone Road in Sevenoaks can be a pretty ordinary stretch of highway, but on June 14th every year, it becomes a focal point for paranormal activity. This is the spot where a woman lost her life in a road traffic accident back in 1959, and it's said that on the anniversary of her death, her ghostly figure appears, stepping out in front of traffic just as she did all those years ago. It's a haunting that has been observed by multiple witnesses, and one that continues to fascinate and unsettle people to this day.

Field in the area, Swanley

In a rural field near Swanley, Kent, a lone figure is said to roam, clad in a long brown coat and tricorn hat. This is the reported apparition of a gamekeeper who met his untimely demise in the very same field. According to the story, the gamekeeper had set a mantrap to catch poachers, but unfortunately, he accidentally stepped on it himself, resulting in his death. Since then, his ghostly form has been spotted by locals and visitors alike, wandering the field where he met his end.