Most Haunted

The team journeys to a 16th‑century manor house in Ferryhill, County Durham, to explore its historic interiors. They seek to uncover the truth behind the long‑standing tales of a mysterious woman who is still said to roam the old building.

Manor House Restaurant is a television programme presented in an episode format. It falls under the genre of a single‑episode feature, offering viewers a focused look at a particular setting and its associated story. The series title hints at a culinary or hospitality angle, yet the episode centres on a historic location rather than a kitchen. In this installment, the production team travels to a manor house dating back to the sixteenth century, situated in Ferryhill, County Durham. Their purpose is to investigate the long‑standing rumours that a mysterious woman haunts the building, roaming its corridors and rooms. The crew aims to uncover any factual basis behind these local tales. The manor itself, with its centuries‑old architecture, provides a tangible link to the past, grounding the investigation in a real, preserved structure. Its placement in Ferryhill, a village within Co Durham, adds a regional flavour that ties the story to a specific community and its folklore. By situating the enquiry within this authentic setting, the episode grounds the legend in a recognisable, historical environment. Throughout the visit, the team seeks to separate myth from reality, probing the origins of the woman’s story and examining any evidence that might confirm her presence. Their enquiry is driven by a desire to reveal the truth behind the haunting narrative that has persisted around the manor for generations.