Wales 10 Most Haunted Houses Even Ghost Hunters Refuse to Enter

In this video, we count down the ten most haunted houses in Wales, from the Skirrid Mountain Inn to Llancaiach Fawr Manor, focusing only on the documented history behind each location rather than invented ghost stories. Each place is real, still standing, and carries a verifiable dark past. We separate genuine history from folklore throughout, because the truth about what happened inside these walls needs no exaggeration. From a border inn used as a courtroom and place of execution, to a manor with a dead cat sealed in its wall, these are the Welsh houses where the documented history does the haunting. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:42 Number 10 – Skirrid Mountain Inn 01:52 Number 9 – Ruthin Gaol 03:12 Number 8 – Bodelwyddan Castle 04:28 Number 7 – Gwrych Castle 05:59 Number 6 – Baskerville Hall 07:28 Number 5 – Craig-y-Nos Castle 09:11 Number 4 – Margam Castle 10:47 Number 3 – Plas Teg 12:44 Number 2 – The Old Family Farm 14:15 Number 1 – The House They Abandoned What's covered in this video: Why the Skirrid Mountain Inn functioned as a courtroom and execution site, and how Judge George Jeffreys connects to it. How Ruthin Gaol operated as a Victorian separate-system prison, with William Hughes hanged and buried inside in 1903. Why Bodelwyddan Castle and Gwrych Castle both sheltered vulnerable people during wartime before falling into darkness. How Craig-y-Nos Castle became a tuberculosis sanatorium for children after opera singer Adelina Patti's death. Why Margam Castle is tied to the documented 1898 murder of gamekeeper Robert Scott during the Welsh coal strike. How Llancaiach Fawr revealed 130 scorch marks and a walled-in cat, and hosted King Charles I in 1645. Mentioned in this video: Skirrid Mountain Inn, Judge George Jeffreys, Ruthin Gaol, William Hughes, Bodelwyddan Castle, Gwrych Castle, Baskerville Hall, Arthur Conan Doyle, Craig-y-Nos Castle, Adelina Patti, Margam Castle, Robert Scott, Plas Teg, Llancaiach Fawr, Colonel Edward Prichard, King Charles I. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llancai... https://cadw.gov.wales https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidefor... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/wales https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig-y... #HauntedWales #Wales #WelshHistory #Haunted #BritishHistory #Paranormal #Skirrid #LlancaiachFawr #DarkHistory #GhostHunters