The owner of a mansion previously lived in by Adele has said that the singer’s suggestion that the property was haunted have made it impossible to sell.

Adele has been accused of rendering her old home "unsellable" because she said it was haunted in a past interview.

Adele has been accused of sabotaging the sale of a £6m mansion she used to live in by its owners, who claim she once said it was haunted. The award-winning singer rented the Grade II-listed Lock House in Partridge Green, West Sussex, in 2012.

According to current owner Nicholas Sutton, the rumors surrounding the house’s eerie status have significantly impacted its marketability. Sutton, who purchased the property in 2003, claims that the alleged haunting has made it nearly impossible to sell.

Superstar Adele has been accused of 'blighting' the sale of a £6 million country mansion she lived in for six months - by claiming it was haunted. The 'Someone Like You' star told a chat show that Grade II listed 10 bedroom Lock House in West Sussex was 'quite scary'.

According to the BBC, the owner of the landmarked Lock House in Partridge Green, West Sussex, has struggled to sell the place ever since the singer allegedly said it haunted. The owner, who reportedly bought the 32-acre property in 2003,

Adele claimed her 2012 stay at Lock House in West Sussex was haunted, and the owner has struggled to sell the $7 million home for 14 years.

The owner of a mansion in southern England says Adele "blighted" the property by suggesting it was haunted, making it impossible to sell. The singer rented Lock House, a 10-bedroom home in West Sussex,