Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House

Waterville, NY · Historical Buildings

The historic Sanger Mansion, aka Sangerfield House, is rumored to be haunted by ghostly monks. Some folks have told the tale that the place used to be a monastery; other reports say this is simply not so, and the house was always a private home.

Geographic Information

Address
7124 Sanger Hill Rd
Waterville, NY 13480
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GPS
42.92816027, -75.41338576
County
Oneida County County, New York
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Is Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House really haunted?
Visitors rate Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House at 60 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 4 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House located?
The address is 7124 Sanger Hill Rd, Waterville, NY 13480. GPS coordinates: 42.92816027, -75.41338576.
What kind of haunted place is Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House?
Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House is listed under Historical Buildings in our New York section.
What is the nearest town to Sanger Mansion - Sangerfield House?
Waterville, NY is the closest town, about 1.7 miles away, with Oriskany Falls (2.5 mi.) and Madison (5.4 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (4)

  • Julee Hall |

    My family (John Hall) bought the house from the Stigmatine fathers in 1970. We raised Clydesdale horses there, 4 daughters attended Waterville school and graduated from there, were married, and lived a regular life while there. It was our home for 10 years. It was then sold to John McCormick of Boston who never lived a day there. After a few years of being abandoned, it was in bad shape. The house was eventually sold to a family who put a lot of money into bringing the old place back to its former glory. They had a daughter who went to high school while there. As I understand it, the house if empty again but is in excellent shape.

    THE HOUSE IS HAUNTED. But, by a friendly, loving entity who would never hurt you. We called him Henry.

    • Bridget Blevins (Guldy) |

      Julee,
      My mom was friends with your parents and I used to love to go visit the house and see the horses! I would love to go see it again. It was so beautiful!

  • Deborah Molzen |

    Julee, my husband and I flew out from Las Vegas in November 1980 to look at the house, as it was for sale then and I believe we saw it advertised in the Robb Report!!! I was in awe, of the property and the horses! What scared me about the property was the furnace / heating... I have often wondered what would have happened to our lives had we decided to try living in a remote area, basically starting over, knowing no one... sometimes, I wish we had taken the chance! I STILL, to this day, think about this beautiful property... and those Clydesdales!!

  • Anne Murray Norton |

    My Father, James H. Norton, of Clayville, N.Y. did a lot of restoration on the Sanger Mansion while it was a monastery. He enjoyed working there and having wonderful lunches with the monks. An expert in carpentry, he reveled in old houses and the challenge of bringing them back to their original state.

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