Haunted Places in Wales : Paranormal Investigation Log Book for Local Backyard Ghost Hunters & Paranormal Enthusiasts

Product Information

Most Haunted host Yvette Fielding told us : "The castle is supposedly haunted by opera singer Adelina Patti and during our visit there we did an ouija board session on stage where we heard high pitched noises. We did a séance and played a vinyl record and had chairs and tables moving. From hearing a bump in the night to supposed demonic possession, Wales has several interesting properties that have many reports of ghostly sightings. As one of the oldest cities in the UK, it’s unsurprising that Chester has been the subject of several ghost sightings. One of the most talked about is a Roman soldier spotted wandering along the city walls. This paranormal hotspot is as enchanting as it is terrifying. First built between 1819 and 1825, it was originally a family bolt hole to the countesses and lords of the Dundonald family. During world war II the Government used the castle to house 200 Jewish refugees . After the war the castle left the family and subsequently then opened to the public.

Over the years he has appeared to gardeners, servants and tradesmen, whilst more recently, guides at the property have heard his ghostly footsteps. According to ancient tales, they are said to dance upon the stones of Pentre Ifan during the twilight hours of summer. The house as it stands today was built in the 1660’s by Edward Rice, although its present façade was added in Victorian times.Lucy Walters, who was born at Roch Castle in 1630, demonstrated her Royalist sympathies by becoming the mistress of Charles 11.

Although the nature of the entities is largely friendly and playful, the number and frequency of occurrences leave Llancaiach Fawr Manor House as one of the most haunted houses in Wales. The property was built by Robert Wynn, a member of the local gentry. After 1683 Plas Mawr passed into the hands of the Mostyn family and was no longer used as a family home. It was rented out for various purposes including for use as a school, and finally as the headquarters of the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art. Reported Ghosts of Plas Mawr

Plas Teg

The main occurrence that is reported by both staff and guests is the chatty nature of the entities in the Llancaiach Fawr. Voices are regularly heard talking one room ahead of the visitors, and when inspected, the voices change to the next room to always be one room ahead. There was an occurrence when a TV show was filming in the manor house, and a lot of the footage was unusable as loud talking could be heard over the presenter throughout the audio recordings. However, when filming, no voices could be heard.