The area near the lat/long coordinates provided is steeped in folklore and mystery. One of its most captivating tales is the story of the Ghost of Richard Lowten and the Chilland Murder. Chilland, a hamlet close to Martyr Worthy in Hampshire, is the setting for this chilling tale. In the mid-18th Century, Richard Lowten occupied Chilland House. A reclusive man, Richard kept to himself, having put his trust in his housekeeper Ann Marten. Unluckily, he chose her wrong. One evening, seeking his wealth for herself and her lover, Ann murdered Richard in cold blood. Richard Lowten’s lifeless body was discovered with his throat slit and his home ransacked. Ann was immediately suspected and later tried and executed for the murder. However, that was not the end of Richard’s story. It is said that the spirit of Richard Lowten remained in the house, bound by the horrific act of betrayal. Numerous sightings have been reported of a man walking restlessly through the corridors of Chilland House, often near the anniversary of his death. Visitors have also heard unexplained sounds – a ticking clock in an empty room, low murmurs in a deserted corridor, and footsteps echoing through the hallways. Despite attempts at exorcism, the haunting continues, thereby becoming a part and parcel of the local folklore. Even today, it is believed that the vengeful spirit of Richard Lowten continues to inhabit the Chilland House, eternally seeking justice for his untimely demise.