June 12, 2026 - Levens Hall posed as Baskerville Hall for the 2002 BBC production of The Hound of the Baskervilles. ... ↑ "Heritage and Craft Workers Across England Given a Helping Hand" – Historic England, 22 October 2021 · ↑ "Haunted Buildings Common in Britain – "Land of Ghosts"".

August 20, 2002 - Ghosts reported at this historic house, which can trace it's origins to 1350, include a Grey Lady, a phantom black dog and a lady in pink.Levens Hall on the edge of the Lake District hosts this hour long special of Most Haunted.

March 8, 2014 - Levens Hall on the edge of the Lake District is haunted by a gypsy woman who set a curse on the house, saying that no son should inherit it until the River Kent ceased to flow and a white fawn was born in the park.

December 24, 2011 - The Westmorland Gazette visited Levens Hall and learned of a haunting that has been going on for generations. Sightings of a mysterious spectre — the notorious Grey Lady — have been reported for many years and the apparition continues to ...

Levens Hall, Cumbria · Levens Hall is a manor house in the county of Cumbria, a building has existed on the site since the first Pele Tower - which was a small fortified keep or tower - in around 1350. Most of the building which stands today is from the Elizabethan-era and more of the additions ...

February 12, 2021 - Many tales and legends are associated with Levens Hall. Several ghosts are thought to haunt Levens Hall and the surrounding grounds, the most famous being a gypsy woman who is said to have died cursing the house.

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February 9, 2019 - That Levens Hall should attract ghosts is hardly surprising. The present owner, Mr Charles Henry (‘Hal’) Bagot, who has been in charge since 1975, is not psychic. He rather wistfully regrets that he has never seen one of the haunting visitants himself, but the house has an outstandingly warm and friendly atmosphere which any sensible spectre might well decide to linger in.

July 22, 2025 - She tells us that orbs are often caused by moths, dust or moisture but then states that the light anomalies they filmed at Levens Hall were not caused by any of these but were ‘genuine orbs’. Given subsequent revelations about Most Haunted it’s difficult to accept much of what we have just seen as genuine.

September 18, 2019 - It was initially the home of the Redman family and has passed through several dynasties before being inherited by the Bagots, who are the current owners. Levens Hall boasts a number of ghosts, including a Grey Lady, a Pink Lady, and a phantom dog.

She was turned away because she was a gypsy, and with her last dying breath she shrieked this curse at them: “No son will inherit the Hall until the river Kent doesn’t flow anymore and a white fawn is born in the park.” Levens Hall at that time had a herd of Black Norwegian fallow deer….and it was indeed nearly 2 centuries later, in 1896, when the River Kent did freeze and the first little white fawn was born to the herd,….closely followed by the birth to the family of Alan Desmond Bagot.

Levens Hall · Location of the haunted place: nr Kendal, Cumbria · Origin of the haunting: 16th/17th Century · Background of the haunted place: The present house was built in 1580 on the the site of a 12th Century Pele Tower . The house is a splendid example of Elizabethan architecture.

Levens Hall on the edge of the Lake District hosts this hour long special of Most Haunted.

Such a romantic house as Levens was bound to have its ghosts, one of whom has supplanted the unidentified person (and filled in the gaps) in Lockhart’s story. This is the ‘Grey Lady’, said to be the ghost of a gypsy who in the early part of the eighteenth century called at Levens Hall ...

March 8, 2014 - Levens Hall on the edge of the Lake District is haunted by a gypsy woman who set a curse on the house, saying that no son should inherit it until the River Kent ceased to flow and a white fawn was born in the park.

June 23, 2025 - True to form, no male heirs were born until 1896 when the River Kent froze and a fawn was born. Spooky! So spooky, that the bizarre TV programme Most Haunted recorded an episode at Levens Hall.

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September 8, 2025 - Episode 25's main tale is a look at the gypsy curse of Levens Hall, Cumbria, along with its Grey Lady, Pink Lady and ghost dog. We then move onto a 1903 tale of a haunted house told in the Wemyss Gazette, before moving on to William Henderson's ...