A haunted West Midlands pub that once served as a lunatic asylum for local women is up for sale.
The famous Moat House in Tamworth was built by the noble Comberford family in 1572.
The family entertained Charles I at the Tudor-built property in August 1619 while he was Prince of Wales.
Since then the building has served as an asylum’ for women, a restaurant and it is now available on a new lease with vacant possession.
Legend has it that the Moat House has a resident ghost called Emily, a young girl who has spooked many staff and customers over the years.
The pub offers a spacious bar and restaurant, library, separate function room, extensive gardens and car parking for over 80 cars.
It is being sold by specialist agent Christie & Co from its Birmingham office for an undisclosed sum.
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