Ghost Hunt At The Elizabethan House.

This Event Is one of our exclusive events with only 20 people attending.

⏱️20.00PM - 02.00AM

🅿️: Parking at the back of the Elizabethan house, 4 Greyfriars Way, Great Yarmouth NR30 2QE. Parking Charges may apply.

♿: This location is not suitable for wheel chair users.

🚾: Toilet facilities on site.

🔞: 18+ event.

👻: scare Factor : 👻👻👻👻👻

What your event will include :

⏰: 6 hours of paranormal investigating.

🔦: The use of all our paranormal equipment.

🍵: FREE Hot drink refreshment all evening.

🥤: FREE Water/juice will be available to those that prefer not to have a hot drink.

🍪: FREE Biscuits.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑: investigating in teams.

During your paranormal investigation, you will have the unique opportunity to explore the unknown using a combination of both modern technology and traditional methods of communication. This approach allows guests to engage with the spirit world in diverse and exciting ways. For more details on the specific equipment you will be using during your investigation, please check out our equipment page.

In addition to modern equipment, you'll also delve into classic methods of communication that have stood the test of time. Techniques such as the pendulum experiment, Dowsing rods, Bells & knocking method.

By blending these new and old methods, you will not only enhance your investigation but also gain a deeper appreciation for the rich history of paranormal exploration. Each approach brings bits own value, allowing for a comprehensive and thrilling investigation.

We ask everyone to bring a torch with them.

We ask that you bring the correct stable footwear for the evening as parts of this location are uneven at times.

Also please make sure you wrap up warm.

We will give you the opportunity to free roam the location towards the end of the night so you can experience the location and use the methods you have been taught to conduct your own personal experiences.

The 16th-century quayside Elizabethan Haunted Mansion reflects the life and times of the families who lived there, from Tudor to Victorian times. Come and Decide for yourself if the death of Charles I was plotted in the Conspiracy Room.

The Elizabethan House in Great Yarmouth, a striking example of 16th-century architecture, reflects the rich maritime history of the region. Built around 1560, it was originally the home of a wealthy merchant, showcasing the prosperity that came from trade during the Elizabethan era. The house features distinctive timber framing, intricate carvings, and period furnishings that provide insight into the lifestyle of its former residents.

Over the centuries, the house has witnessed numerous historical events, including the rise and fall of local industries and the impact of the English Civil War. As a result, it has become a focal point for local legends and ghost stories. Visitors often report eerie sensations and unexplained occurrences within its walls.

The most famous ghost associated with the Elizabethan House is that of a former resident, believed to be a merchant’s wife, who is said to roam the halls in search of her lost love. People claim to have seen her apparition, dressed in period attire, and have heard whispers and footsteps in otherwise empty rooms. Other spectral sightings include shadowy figures and flickering lights, contributing to the house’s reputation as one of Great Yarmouth’s most haunted locations.