Preston Manor, Brighton

Preston Manor, located in Brighton and Hove, England, is a historic manor house with origins dating back to the 13th century. The current structure, primarily rebuilt in 1738 and renovated in 1905, showcases the opulence of Edwardian life and offers a glimpse into both upper-class and servant life of the era. The manor features a walled garden of historic interest, and is reputedly one of the most haunted buildings in Britain, attracting ghost tour enthusiasts. Since becoming a museum in 1932, it has recently reopened to the public with a new audio guide and a café, making it an engaging destination for tourists and researchers alike. Residents of Brighton and Hove enjoy reduced entry fees, and tickets allow for unlimited visits throughout the year.