A white lady has been seen exiting the rear of the Hall making her way towards to Orangery and then across to the stable block.

Room 19 has had reported amber light illuminating doorways and windows but not one is there, one report even stated that the power to the hall was actually switched off at the time.

K2 activity is strong throughout the venue but increases in the cellars and kitchen area where the energy of soldiers possibly 17th century

Doors have been witnessed by the Haunted Heritage team to close for no apparent or rational reason.

Michele Smith Co Founder of Haunted Heritage worked at the Hall and whilst in the stable block which is now a retail area heard on many occasions the noise of something heavy being dragged across the cobbled floor.

Ghosts!

We have come across several reoccurring stories and reported experiences of a particular entity within the manor. A strong dominant and terrifying individual who causes people to run blindly away from the area. Other reports are of being watched from the stairwells and corridors. There is also a male military presence in and around the cellar area.

The attic drew our mediums attention where she picked upon 3 girls of similar age and dress attire.

There is so much to explore at Sulgrave manor… so the question we ask is;

What lies beneath?

This venue is exclusive to Haunted Heritage and we are very much looking forward to carrying out the first investigation at this wonderful manor

There have been numerous sightings and reported paranormal activity throughout the hall and estate.

Whilst visiting the site we experienced a female called Martha saying “Hello” in the cellars, a male presence following us in the attic, whistles have also been heard when no one is there. We have also experienced footsteps following groups along the corridors, doors opening on their own and unexplainable loud noises.

On the main stairs we have experienced the lady of the house and in King Richards room the presence of a gentleman with a family connection to Lady Jane Grey.

The cellars are very active with some poltergeist activity

Military personnel are very active in key areas.

Many ghost have been seen at Newstead Abbey. One of the ghosts seen on the grounds over the years is the “White Lady”. She is called the White Lady because she is always seen wearing a white dress. Her ghost is seen in Newstead’s expansive gardens.
Another ghost seen at the Abbey is called the “Rose Lady”. This entity is seen in a passageway located at the bottom of the staircase. When the Rose Lady appears she is always accompanied by the scent of roses or lavender that lingers after she disappears.

Lord Byron himself reported seeing a ghost in one of the Abbey’s bedchambers. He was sleeping in a room called the Rook Cell when he was startled out of a sound sleep by the sensation that something had entered the bed with him. As he sat up he spotted a featureless, dark mass that had glowing red eyes. He watched as this form rolled off his bed and disappeared as it hit the floor.

This venue has reported ghost sightings over the years passed on from generation to generation, staff to staff.

Whilst touring the hall with the owners a female spirit made herself known to Gill (co owner of Haunted Heritage) and medium, as we walked through the hall we came across a beautiful portrait in the main gallery and the owner informed us was a great ancestor, this was also the same lady Gill had seen earlier.

Paranormal activity doesn’t get any better than this venue!

New and Exclusive –

Haunted Heritage are really excited to be using this magnificent building. We have been given permission to take our guests into areas not normally open to the public. With over 100 years of history, the only question we ask is…What lies beneath!

Children’s voices and laughter have been heard on the top floor by staff, clear footsteps in corridors when no one is there, and sightings of monks and the sound of ‘chanting’ have been recorded. When walking around this amazing place it really does give you the feeling that you are being followed.