Petty France Manor
Petty France, South Gloucestershire · Historical Buildings
The two most well-known ghosts are that of Amelia (who died during childbirth) and is known for making the chandelier swing around, and that of a man who sits alone in the dining room appearing and disappearing spontaneously. Many others ghosts are thought to frequent here.
Submitted by Chris Berglund
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Geographic Information
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Petty France
Badminton, South Gloucestershire
GL9 1AF, United Kingdom
Get Directions » - GPS
- 51.5678407, -2.3084427
- Nearest Towns
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- Hawkesbury Upton, UK-M6 (1.0 mi.)
- Little Badminton, UK-M6 (1.1 mi.)
- Hawkesbury, UK-M6 (1.5 mi.)
- Horton, UK-M6 (2.0 mi.)
- Great Badminton, UK-M6 (2.3 mi.)
- Badminton, UK-M6 (2.3 mi.)
- Didmarton, UK-E6 (2.3 mi.)
- Oldbury, UK-E6 (2.4 mi.)
- Oldbury On The Hill, UK-E6 (2.4 mi.)
- Sopworth, UK-P8 (2.5 mi.)
Quick Answers
- Is Petty France Manor really haunted?
- Visitors rate Petty France Manor at 80 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 1 person has shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is Petty France Manor located?
- The address is Petty France, Badminton, South Gloucestershire, GL9 1AF, United Kingdom. GPS coordinates: 51.5678407, -2.3084427.
- What kind of haunted place is Petty France Manor?
- Petty France Manor is listed under Historical Buildings in our South Gloucestershire section.
- What is the nearest town to Petty France Manor?
- Hawkesbury Upton, UK-M6 is the closest town, about 1.0 miles away, with Little Badminton (1.1 mi.) and Hawkesbury (1.5 mi.) also nearby.
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christine |
In 1990 I moved into a new house on an estate called Brimsham Park in Yate. Within weeks strange phenomena started to make itself known. The first sighting was in broad daylight when my husband was watching TV - he saw a male figure walk from our airing cupboard through our closed bathroom door. It seemed to be the beginnings of things to come. Things would go missing - the heating or the oven would come on in the middle of the night and on occasion the keys we kept in our door that led to our balcony would swing violently from side to side. This escalated after the birth of my son. By the time he was 18 months old he was having regular visits from 'The White Lady with no shoes'. At first I thought it was just the normal night terrors children have until one day when I asked him what she was like. He said she was cold. I asked how he knew and he told me that she picks him up and rocks him. One day while he was quietly playing in the living room he suddenly shot on to my lap screaming 'take him away - take him away'. I consoled him as best I could and a few days later I quietly asked him what happened. These were his exact words 'It doesn't matter now, the man only came to play trains with me'.( he was barely 2 years old) Incidents like this continued over a six year period. We have now long gone from the area and live in Spain where the phenomena has continued over the years and at times become so profound I have been lost for words.