Lock House, Partridge Green

Lock House in Partridge Green has got a reputation for being one of the most haunted houses in Sussex. It's a former convent with a history that stretches back centuries. Singer Adele moved in, but she didn't stay long. She reportedly heard strange things at night and even compared one area of the property to the film The Shining. It got to the point where she hired a bodyguard, but still ended up moving away just six months after arriving.

Green Man Public House, Partridge Green

The Green Man Public House in Partridge Green is home to a rather unusual ghost - a cat. This feline phantom probably has a connection to the kettle that once turned itself on in a room devoid of human life. While the exact date and time of this incident are unknown, it's clear that the Green Man has a reputation for being haunted by a mischievous presence. The story of the ghost cat has become a popular part of the pub's folklore, with many visitors curious about the strange occurrences that have taken place here.

Old Ship Public House, Brighton

Imagine walking into a room at the Old Ship Public House, thinking you're alone, and then suddenly you're face to face with a couple - only for them to vanish into thin air. That's exactly what happened to a maid who entered one of the west wing rooms, which she thought was empty. She was about to apologise when the man and woman sitting on the bed disappeared before her eyes. It's a strange and unsettling experience that has left many wondering about the history of this Brighton pub.

Monastery, Cowfold

Cowfold Monastery in Sussex has a spine-tingling secret. During World War II, this historic site was used as a base for soldiers, but it seems they weren't the only ones in residence. Certain areas of the monastery were said to unsettle the guard dogs, who would get spooked for no apparent reason. The military men themselves weren't too keen on investigating these strange occurrences, perhaps sensing that they were in for a fright.

Crossroads known as Buck Barn, Billingshurst

Buck Barn Crossroads, a spot nestled between Billingshurst and Hayward's Heath in Sussex, has been the site of a rather eerie phenomenon. Locals and travellers alike have reported encountering a peculiar figure, described as an old man resembling a traditional tramp or hobo. He is said to sit on a milestone by the crossroads, before gliding in front of oncoming traffic. The reports, which began in October 1947, share a common detail: when the vehicle stops, there is no sign of the figure. It's as if he vanishes into thin air.

A272 just off mini roundabout towards Bolney, Cowfold

On a stretch of road in Cowfold, West Sussex, a driver had a startling encounter on the night of 5 May 2021. As they were driving along the A272, just off the mini roundabout towards Bolney, they spotted a dark figure suddenly run into the road. The driver quickly swerved to avoid it, and in doing so, the figure vanished into thin air. This bizarre incident left the driver shaken and wondering if they had really seen what they thought they had.