Breccles (or sometimes spelled Breckles) Hall is an Elizabethan brick house, that was built in 1583. It is considered of national importance due to the almost complete survival of woodwork and metalwork. The house has a genuine priest hole, which was reported as early as 1593. The property is a private dwelling and is NOT open to the public.

According to Coxe, the house is haunted by quite a few different types of phenomena. These include a phantom coach and horses that drop off ghostly guests to a party. This spells disaster for anyone who sees it, for they will either be taken away or left dead on the driveway... So, if that it the case, where does the account come from? Surely that witness would either be dead or unable to tell us of the danger!

Other phenomena include doors that open and close of their own accord; and various audible effects such as mysterious noises, footsteps and screaming.

Pictured left is Breccles Hall courtesy of Evelyn Simak.