The Clock House in Mole Valley, Surrey, dates back to the 16th century and was originally constructed as a farmhouse. Its name derives from the prominent clock tower added in the 18th century. The building has served various purposes over the centuries, including as a private residence and a school.

Ghostly activity at The Clock House has been reported for generations. One of the most frequently encountered spirits is that of a young girl, often seen wandering the corridors and staircases. Witnesses describe her as wearing a white nightgown and appearing distressed or lost.

Another commonly reported apparition is that of a man in Victorian-era clothing, believed to be a former owner of the property. He has been spotted in the library and drawing room, sometimes appearing to be reading or writing at a desk.

Staff and visitors have reported unexplained cold spots, particularly in the upper floors and attic space. Some have claimed to feel an oppressive atmosphere in certain rooms, as if being watched by an unseen presence.

Auditory phenomena are also common at The Clock House. People have reported hearing footsteps in empty corridors, doors slamming shut on their own, and muffled conversations when no one else is present. The sound of a woman’s laughter has been heard emanating from vacant rooms on multiple occasions.

Objects have allegedly moved on their own, particularly in the kitchen and servant quarters. Witnesses have reported seeing items slide across surfaces or fall from shelves without apparent cause.

The clock tower itself is said to be a focal point for paranormal activity, with some claiming to have seen shadowy figures moving behind the clock face at night.