Visitors are often bewitched when they visit a Suffolk house and the good news is that it will be opening its doors again in the next couple of days.
However, please be aware the rooms at number 54 Peterhouse Crescent in Woodbridge come with a few extra surprises for the guests when they arrive for their annual stay on Halloween, this Tuesday (October 31).
Let's just say, they may encounter some interesting residents at the property... some of whom may even be alive.
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Lorrie Thackeray and his family have extra surprises for visitors this year (Image: Charlotte Bond)But whatever the case- or casket- visitors can expect a warm welcome from the home's owner Lorrie Thackeray, who has promised them a hell raising experience.
This year, a few extra props have been added to accompany the monsters and chainsaw-wielding killers.
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Mr Thackeray said: "I've built two more props this year; a pumpkin ghoul that is sure to give a close encounter and a moving zombie that's triggered by a pressure mat, as well as all the other props I've built over the years.
"We have air cannons that scare everybody every time without fail."
The toilet's a bit of a sight for saw eyes (Image: Charlotte Bond)Guests may also need to remove a body if they wish to use the bath, as well as cleaning away a bit of blood, while there may also be the odd body part strewn around the premises.
Some of the portraits around the house will also make for interesting viewing, while there is a maze to navigate in the back garden, should anyone wish to leave.
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Entry is free, although visitors are encouraged to give a £1 donation (or £2 for a family) to charity Macmillan Cancer Support, which will receive funds from the event and doors open between 5pm and 9pm.
Mr Thackeray added: "This year will be the scariest year as it gets better every year."
A Facebook page has been set up for the spooktacular.
Please visit https://www.facebook.com/Suffolksscariesthouse
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