Inside the 'scariest house on Rightmove'
Speaking about his first visit, alongside his colleagues, Way said: "It was a little bit unsettling."It was all boarded up downstairs, there wasn't any natural light downstairs. The lights weren't working either so we had to use phone lights to move around. "Upstairs wasn't too bad but the doll and the pram were a little bit creepy.
- ▪Speaking about his first visit, alongside his colleagues, Way said: "It was a little bit unsettling."It was all boarded up downstairs, there wasn't any natural light downstairs.
- ▪The lights weren't working either so we had to use phone lights to move around.
- ▪"Upstairs wasn't too bad but the doll and the pram were a little bit creepy.
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Inside the 'scariest house on Rightmove'Image source, Auction House Notts & DerbyImage caption, It is believed the "creepy doll" left standing in the corner of a bedroom had captured people's imaginationsByAsha PatelEast MidlandsPublished1 hour agoAn old station house that is up for auction in Nottinghamshire has had unexpected attention after being dubbed the "scariest house on Rightmove". The property in Bleasby dates back to the 1840s, when the railway station opened, and would have been home to the station masters who were responsible for opening and closing the station barriers.But although steeped in local history, the eerie character of the house in its listing images is what seems to have gathered interest.Area manager at Auction House Notts & Derby, Jonathan Way, said he believed…
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