In the 1960s there was a house at this location operated as a halfway house by Raymond Fielding. The house supposedly burned down in 1974.
Ivo Lensik was a contractor who worked on the construction of a new house at this location in 2006. Reportedly pulled down a dead tree and found a box containing and apple which rotted and erupted with spiders.
The exact date the original house was built is unknown, but according to the statement the earliest records he could find list it as being bought by Walter Fielding in 1891. It was inherited by his son Alfred Fielding in 1923 and then by his grandson, Raymond Fielding, in 1957.
No claims of disturbances at the location have been made by subsequent owners.