St. John's House, standing on land with a history dating back to 1154, was originally granted to the Hospital of St. John the Baptist in 1154 by the 3rd Earl of Warwick. Its purpose was to provide accommodation for wayfarers, pilgrims, and the local poor. The property, later granted to Anthony Stoughton by Henry VIII in 1540, has witnessed various historical events, including the confirmation of the grant by Queen Elizabeth I in 1563. Anthony Stoughton junior, who inherited the site, commissioned the current building in 1626.
The Stoughton family, holding positions of authority in Warwick, owned the house until the 1780s. In 1791, it became St. John's Academy, offering education to boys. The building later transformed into a school for young ladies in 1828, then back to a school for young gentlemen in 1845, and again for young ladies in 1884.
The house bears witness to tragic events, such as Jane Stoughton's death in 1755 due to a fire while refueling, Ann Stoughton's demise after a burglar threat in an undisclosed incident, and Eugenia, an eccentric family member known for her love of cats. The chilling and tragic history makes St. John's House a haunting place to spend the night.
Guests will engage in interactive sessions, attempting to communicate with spirits using various tools. As the clock ticks, a palpable sense of anticipation fills the air, intensifying the eerie ambiance of this supernatural quest.
The investigation team is with you every step of the way. 
After midnight, you’re on your own, free to explore. If you’re feeling brave, a solo vigil awaits as lonely spirits attemp to come forward in the dark.
This ghost-hunting tour is a fantastic place to start for fresh paranormal investigators. It’s perfect if you want to learn something about communicating with spirits.
Over 18’s only
Refreshments will be provided
Terms and Conditions apply