There are many stories of haunted houses.

But in the countryside between Rougham Green and Bradfield St George, the story is different.

Here, the house does not remain.

It appears… and then it is gone.

In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore one of Suffolk’s strangest and least understood mysteries — a grand Georgian house seen by multiple witnesses across more than a century.

From a farmer in 1860 to a schoolteacher and her pupil in 1926, the accounts are consistent, detailed, and deeply unsettling.

Was this a time slip?

A lost house bleeding into the present?

Or something else entirely?

Listen now and decide for yourself.

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Clem