The Crown Inn, Chiddingfold

The Crown Inn in Chiddingfold is a 13th-century inn with a reputation for being haunted by two ghosts. Staff and visitors have reported seeing a monk gliding through the bar, while an upstairs bedroom is said to be home to a Grey Lady. She's polite enough to vanish when spotted, but her presence still sends shivers down the spines of those who encounter her.

The Street, Limpsfield

In the quaint village of Limpsfield, Surrey, a haunting presence is said to roam the streets near the church. The phantom girl, believed to be a homeless spirit, has been a part of local folklore for centuries. Legend has it that she once haunted New Hall, but when it was demolished in the 18th century, her spirit moved on to the surrounding area. Locals claim to have seen her drifting around The Street, a spectral figure that seems to be forever searching for something or someone.

Road through village, Tatsfield

Tatsfield village in Surrey is home to a rather intriguing haunting. Every year on November 5th, a ghostly horseman is said to ride through the village, sparking curiosity and speculation among locals and visitors alike. This spectral apparition is often linked to the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, with many believing the horseman to be a conspirator making a daring escape from London. As the story goes, the plotters, foiled in their attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament, fled the city, and one of them rode through Tatsfield in his haste to safety.

A22 heading northbound, Godstone

On a chilly winter's night, just north of Godstone in Surrey, a driver had a close encounter with a ghostly figure. It was around 00:30 on 23 December 1967, and he was cruising along the A22 when suddenly a man darted out in front of his car. The driver slammed on the brakes, his heart racing as he thought he'd hit the figure, but when he stopped, there was no one there. The man he'd nearly collided with was described as around six foot tall, thin faced, sporting a moustache, and clad in a light coloured trench coat.

Seven bedroom home belonging to Katie Price, Woldingham

Woldingham, a picturesque village in Surrey, is home to a rather unusual paranormal tale. Katie Price, the famous model and TV personality, made headlines back in March 2010 when she announced she was leaving her seven-bedroom home due to a rather unwelcome reason - ghostly activity. Apparently, Katie and her then-husband Alex Reid were being hounded by not one, but two phantoms. Yes, you read that right - two ghosts made their presence known in the property.

Old Rectory, Caterham

Cedar House in Caterham, Surrey, has a long-standing reputation for paranormal activity. This former rectory, now the headquarters of Buxton Building Contractors, is said to be haunted by a ghostly hooded monk. The origins of this spectre are unclear, but it is believed to have been a resident of the house for many years. In addition to the monk, an older man in Victorian clothing has also been spotted within the premises. More recently, the current occupants have reported strange occurrences, including disembodied voices in the boardroom and unexplained movements of objects.