The famous house in which 9 ghosts live was put up for sale in New York

The famous haunted house in Lansingburg was featured on Discover ID and TLC and is now up for sale. Nine ghosts allegedly settled in this two-story house at 562 Fifth Avenue. In addition, the famous gangster and smuggler John Diamond once visited this building. Times union.

Located close to the Lansingburg Fire Station, Enslin Mansion doesn't seem like the epicenter of the paranormal. But the owner of the building, Michelle Bell, can describe in detail the light, sounds and sensations that have soared throughout the residence, which has been owned by her family for six generations.

“There are many spirits in it. There are a lot of ghosts here, ”said Bell, 55, who calls herself“ an intuitive alchemist and empath. ” In addition, she is a writer, producer and "doula of death" - a person who helps people get out of this life.

Teams of paranormal investigators passed through the house, finding traces of the ghosts living in the building. Bell keeps the basement and other areas under lock and key, as this is where the ghostly activity has been observed.

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The mansion has won international acclaim as a haunted house. Announcement of its delivery on Airbnb states that it is "an accommodation for those who love adventure and are ready to face ghosts in one of the bedrooms."

“Don't worry, our ghosts are harmless. You probably won't see them, although some visitors swear they exist! " - says the announcement. Airbnb offered to rent a bedroom with a queen-size bed with the right to use the common areas of the house, for only $ 206 per night.

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But now the ghost lovers have a chance to get their hands on the whole house. Bell put it up for sale for $ 444. This is a "spiritual number" which, according to her, she has no plans to change.

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“I would like it to go to a young couple,” Bell said. She imagines that they might open a bistro in the building, but would like them to always appreciate its history and spiritual side.

Bell decided to part with the house after she had tended her mother with Alzheimer's for 9 years.

Bell's great-grandfather Frederick A. Feil bought the building in 1919 after immigrating from Bavaria. Fail invited Diamond and other people to the restaurant club in the house while the gangster was in town.

“My great-grandfather had connections,” Bell said.

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But where did the ghosts come from? According to Bell, the five are members of her family who have strong ties to the house and to her. This group includes her late son Nick. Then there is Shirley, who took up residence in the house and was found dead at the bottom of the stairs leading to the basement. And finally, there are three more men about whom nothing is known.

The Enslin Mansion still retains many features dating back to the time of its construction in 1890. For example, a tin ceiling has been preserved in the front living room. The haunted house story was filmed by Discover ID and TLC.