Knoll House Phantom Footsteps
Knoll House in Cleethorpes is a place where the ordinary and the unexplained coexist. Staff have heard strange noises that cant be explained - footsteps walking along empty corridors and doors being closed when theres no one around to do it. Its as if the house has a mind of its own and is trying to tell us something. A local legend says a phantom woman is said to haunt the location, floating in mid-air and adding to the mystique of this enigmatic place.
The history of Knoll House is shrouded in mystery, but one thing is certain - its a place of unexplained occurrences. In November 2011, staff reported hearing strange noises that couldnt be attributed to any natural cause. The phantom woman of Knoll House is said to be a kind and gentle soul, but her presence is felt throughout the house. Witnesses describe feeling a chill run down their spine when they sense her presence, and some have even reported seeing her floating in the air.
Knoll House has been a private residence for many years, with a rich history waiting to be uncovered.
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