The Lilford farm mansion, a 27-roomed hilltop house in Zvimba, has been shrouded in mystery and intrigue for decades. Despite farm owner Tongai Urayayi’s claims that the house is not haunted, many believe that the mansion is indeed a hotbed of paranormal activity. The mansion’s history is complex, with allegations of a drunken pact between businessman Sam Levy and Douglas “Boss” Lilford, a prominent figure in Rhodesian history.

The mansion has remained unoccupied for over 25 years, sparking curiosity and suspicion among locals. Ashy, a long-time caretaker, shares a chilling account of strange occurrences that plagued a local church that leased the property. Occupants reported hearing voices during the day and footsteps at night, with some even claiming to have been followed by an invisible presence

Councilor Muchauruwa has expressed interest in resolving the issue, ensuring Urayayi is awarded his house. However, the mansion’s complex history and disputed ownership continue to spark debate. As the future of the mansion hangs in the balance, one thing is certain – the Lilford farm mansion remains a source of fascination and fear for many.

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