The Mansion House Cardiff Halloween Night Ghost Hunt Paranormal Eye UK

If you're looking for a scary experience, join our Cardiff Mansion House ghost hunt! Our team has discovered that the upper floors emit an eerie and palpable ghostly presence. Numerous witnesses have reported seeing ghostly apparitions and cigarette smoke in the former lounge and dining rooms. The temperature changes dramatically in this location, too. Will you be brave enough to join us on this haunted night?

The Mansion House (Originally Known as Grove House) Was built-in 1890 as a family home for James Howell. James Howell designed a house that could be divided, possibly to provide self-contained cottages for two of his children after his death or make selling easier. Cardiff Corporation purchased the house in December 1912. The new Mansion House was officially opened on 13 October 1913 by the then Lord Mayor Alderman Morgan Thomas, J.P. Built with two imposing front doors, function rooms lead off from the main hallway with its magnificent staircase, which is lit by a large north-facing window, which, like the hall doors is decorated with hand-chased glass. The interior has retained much of its original features, notably the extensive use of carved and inlaid woodwork, both in the fine staircase, the fireplaces, and the pair of full-length mirrors which face each other in the hallway. On the first floor are The Lord Mayor's former private apartment and four en-suite guest bedrooms, which have hosted distinguished visitors from around the world. Before the European Council meeting, a significant refurbishment of the building took place in 1998 to restore the house to its former glory.

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