EPISODE 93 - The Rougham Mirage

There is a notable ghost story connected to Rougham, Suffolk, involving a mysterious haunted house known locally as the "Ghost House of Rougham." This house, which is often described as an old, abandoned mansion or manor, has reportedly been the site of numerous paranormal events and sightings.
The house is said to be located in or around the Rougham area, often hidden from view or difficult to find, adding to its eerie reputation.
Over the years, various witnesses have reported seeing ghostly figures around the house. These apparitions are typically described as Victorian-era individuals, sometimes including a lady dressed in white—an archetype in many ghost stories.
One of the more peculiar aspects of the Rougham Ghost House legend is that it sometimes "disappears." Visitors who claim to have stumbled upon the house while walking or driving through the area report that when they return to the same location later, the house is no longer there. This gives rise to speculation that the house might only be visible at certain times or under certain conditions, feeding into the idea of it being a "phantom" house.
The exact identity or history of the house is unclear, but local folklore connects it to tragic stories from the past—perhaps involving untimely deaths, unrequited love, or wartime trauma, which are common themes in British ghost lore.

While it’s uncertain how much of this story is based on actual historical events versus embellishment, the ghost house legend has become part of the mystery that surrounds the area, especially for those interested in paranormal phenomena.