The square was originally the bottom of the large garden of Berkeley House on Piccadilly, subsequently Devonshire House.

Ron Ripley is no Stephen King, but he keeps the story going, usually by killing someone whenever things start to drag.

Ripley, did a very nice job of developing the main characters in the story and setting up a haunted house, with plenty of ghosts, hidden passages and much more. The property is located on the first floor; the hallway has doors leading to the kitchen, lounge, bedroom and bathroom and has a storage cupboard housing the water cylinder. When we usually see horror movies, they mostly base on how a ghost hunter or someone experienced in that field tries to uncover a secret or ghost haunting a completely unrelated family or people. Yet, every once in a while you get some originality, something more akin to The Shining as opposed to The Haunting of Hill House. In the 1949 comedy film Kind Hearts and Coronets, Lady Agatha D'Ascogne is made to fall to her death in Berkeley Square to accommodate a clever poetic parody.

On his first day, he meets a neighbor and former Marine, Gerald Beck--a man who has always believed the rumors of Shane's house to be truth. This was a haunted house story on steroids, with a compelling protagonist, a variety of spirits to get to know, and strong supporting characters. The 1998 television miniseries Berkeley Square focussed on three wealthy Edwardian families and their staff living in the square. It's also the home of The One, a hideous little ghost boy named Samson, who's been dead for centuries and feeds off the life force of the living.The punishment of being in high demand for jobs to eradicate the worst kind of ghosts - the kind that kill. In 1696, with express intent to bind later owners, Berkeley undertook not to build on land retained very directly behind the house, so preserving the view from the rear of the ducal residence. Note that occasionally some properties in a postcode may still not be eligible due to conditions on the ground, or the building structure.

A Victorianesque monstrosity with creeping ivy and the infamous Ward E, home of the soon-to-be-dead. Like most squares in British cities, it is surrounded largely by terraced houses, in this case grand townhouses.I would've liked her pov once about how she was affected by all that was happening in Shane's house. As he prepares to leave for Slater Mill, Shane is visited by an old acquaintance whose timing couldn't be worse.