In the nearby forest, listen for a harp player; this said to come from the ghost of a man named Gruffydd Evans. A man seen near the lake (believed to be David Rowland, having drowned here in 1899); he waves his arms as if he is herding animals. Inside, many apparitions are seen including the Grey Lady on the staircase, a sad boy in the stables, a young girl, and other spirits who may be responsible for the footsteps and voices heard throughout.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- Nanteos Mansion
Rhydyfelin, Aberystwyth
SY23 4LU, United Kingdom
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 52.3891218, -4.046198499999946
- Region:
- Ceredigion
- Nearest Towns:
- Rhyd-y-felin, UK (1.0 mi.)
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Bow Street, UK (3.1 mi.)
Capel Bangor, UK (3.4 mi.)
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