This beautiful manor house is situated in Dorset and for many years was the home of the Trenchard family.

It is reputedly haunted by the wife of Sir Thomas Trenchard, who was a famous seventeenth century judge. Sir Thomas actually saw the ghost of his wife while she was still alive, with blood pouring from a wound in her throat. A few hours later, his wife killed herself by cutting her throat.

The ghost of a priest also haunts the House and is believed to be that of an Irish Catholic priest called Cornelius. He was hanged, drawn and quartered at nearby Dorchester and now reputedly haunts the staircase in the gatehouse at Wolfeton Hall. His footsteps can be heard on the stairs leading to the room where he used to stay.

The third ghost at Wolfeton is thought to be the ghost of Sir Thomas himself. He can be seen driving a phantom coach and four horses up the main staircase of the House!