Homes with Haunted History

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According to Texas law, a home can be known as a Notorious House which means that either someone died in the home or the house is known to have ghost sightings.  If a Notorious House is up for sale, this fact must be disclosed to potential buyers. 

There is an exception to this rule and that is that if someone died in the home from either a suicide or of natural causes or from an accident which had nothing to do with home’s condition then no disclosure of the death has to be made. 

Many times a real estate agent may not have any knowledge of whether or not a death occurred inside a home but through neighbors they often find out if a home has a reputation for being haunted. 

Many times you can find out the history of a home in College Station by entering the property address into a search engine online.  If there is anything noteworthy about the home, it will appear online. 

There are several places in College Station that are public though which have a reputation of being haunted.  The A&M Consolidated High School has been rumored to have a metaphysical presence that floats in the wing that houses career technology. 

The College Station Plantation House is said to have doors that slam shut in the middle of the night as well as footsteps in the attic.

The Schulman Theater in College Station has an upstairs portion that is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young man. 

Living in a home that has a history of being haunted may appeal to some homeowners.  If you find yourself purchasing a home with ghostly presences, you will definitely have your share of exciting stories to tell the grandkids.

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