Longleat House, Warminster

Deep within the grand corridors of Longleat House in Warminster, Somerset, a melancholy figure is said to roam. This is the corridor known as Green Lady's Walk, where the ghost of Lady Louisa is often spotted. Her story is one of love, betrayal, and regret. Caught in an unhappy marriage, Lady Louisa turned to another man for comfort, but her husband's wrath was swift and deadly. Now, she walks the Green Lady's Walk, a poignant reminder of the tragic events that befell her.

Beckingham Castle, Frome

Beckingham Castle in Frome, Somerset, has a rather unusual claim to fame - it's been marketed as a haunted property. Back in the nineteenth century, an advert for the castle used its paranormal reputation as a selling point, highlighting the potential for brave buyers to take on a spooky residence. It's not hard to see why the castle's ghostly reputation would be an attraction - who wouldn't want to live in a place with a rich history and a hint of the unknown?

Orchardleigh, Frome

Orchardleigh is a picturesque village in Somerset, home to a mysterious presence known as the Lake Lady. This enigmatic figure has sparked curiosity among locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. Is she a lost spirit or a mischievous fairy? The truth remains unclear, but one thing is certain - the Lake Lady has captured the imagination of many. Spring Gardens, a beautiful spot in the village, is said to be one of her haunts.

Farmhouse in area, Witham Friary

In the rolling hills of Somerset, a small farmhouse in Witham Friary was once home to a mischievous poltergeist. The disturbance began in the cheese room, where chairs were thrown about and ornaments rattled, creating quite a commotion. It got to the point where the room was left unused, a testament to the strange happenings. The cause of the poltergeist's activity was reportedly a servant who had taken her life in the very same room.

Unnamed road between Gare Hill Road and Witham Friary, Gare Hill

Gare Hill in Somerset is home to a baffling phenomenon that has left witnesses scratching their heads. A driver and their colleague were making their way down a single-track lane in a van, heading towards Witham Friary, when they noticed a set of headlights approaching from the opposite direction. The oncoming vehicle seemed to be following the usual rules of the road, so the pair pulled into the passing place at the bottom of the hill, expecting the other vehicle to pass by. However, as the minutes ticked by, it became clear that something was amiss - the headlights never materialised, and there was no sign of the vehicle anywhere to be seen.

Beckington Castle, Beckington

Beckington Castle has a rather unusual claim to fame - it's thought to be the first building in the UK to use its haunting as a selling point back in the late 1910s. This historic castle has had a long and varied life, including a stint as Ravenscroft School from 1945 to 1970. It's said that a former pupil once reported seeing a dark shadow pass through a wall, adding to the castle's spooky reputation.