Preston Manor

Another one of Brightons gems, a Manor house full of character and history, it's pretty amazing to see how people lived and worked, I.e the servants and how the upper class clearly lived a life of luxury, the manor is meant to be the most haunted building in Brighton, sadly I didn't see any but they do hold ghost hunting events, which I might have to return and have a bash at being a ghost buster, definitely worth a visit, just watch out for kids on school trips and those ghosts of course.

I didn't see a ghost myself but I did meet lots of people with experience and proof they captured themselves. But if ghosts isn't for you, then there is plenty of English history to know and lots of rooms to explore. There is a garden, pet cemetery and church to explore. Preston park is right on the doorstep as well. Soon, you can go ghost hunting at night too...Staff are friendly and very helpful.

Closed for the Winter. Wonderful place. Lovely gardens. The house is lavishly furnished. 'Resident ghosts' caused a bit of a furore for two female visitors. Our lovely guide was very informative. Apparently, she's a "ghost magnet!". Sounds a bit spooky but no harm done. Well worth a visit.

From the outside it doesn't look promising but inside the house is just as it was when it was given to the people of Brighton in 1930. I loved that you could wander round the rooms and get close to the artifacts, no ropes or over zealous room wardens here.

Attended outdoor cinema as a family by the amazing Preston Manor lawn grounds. So much space for people so sit on chairs or blankets. Just to be clear I can’t give an opinion about the Preston Manor building itself as I haven’t been there, but my kids speak highly of it , so I need to plan that tour.