Baleroy Mansion

The Story

Chestnut Hill's Baleroy lore grew around Meade Easby's accounts of ghostly visitors, a flying teapot and a sinister blue chair. The chair's spirit, Amanda, supposedly invited people to sit with fatal consequences. The Chestnut Hill Local recounts these as the mansion's legends, alongside reported figures of a monk and an elderly woman.

The Hauntings

Chestnut Hill's Baleroy lore grew around Meade Easby's accounts of ghostly visitors, a flying teapot and a sinister blue chair. The chair's spirit, Amanda, supposedly invited people to sit with fatal consequences. The Chestnut Hill Local recounts these as the mansion's legends, alongside reported figures of a monk and an elderly woman.

A sense of place.

Visitor Experiences

Have you experienced something here?

This future chapter will bring together stories from the PHASM community. An unexpected encounter, a lingering feeling, or a quiet visit—your experience will be welcome.

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Sources & further reading.

• The nation's most haunted house is hidden in Chestnut Hill (reports)
• Baleroy Mansion (reports)
• The nation's most haunted house is hidden in Chestnut Hill (visiting)
• Baleroy Mansion (visiting)

Plan Your Visit

Occupied private home; no public tours established. Exact address and coordinates withheld. Historic furniture stories do not mean those objects remain on site.