The De Grey House features a striking, smooth white stucco facade that stands in sharp contrast to the surrounding medieval stone walls. Built in seventeen thirty-five for the Lord Mayor of York, this Georgian mansion served as a townhouse for the city elite. During the nineteenth century, the building became a prestigious private school. Its most enduring legend involves a young student who supposedly fell from an upper window during a game, leaving a permanent spirit behind in the elegant, quiet corridors.
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