A lavish palace in the UAE, described by some as “haunted,” is being marketed for sale for about £4.5 million. The property, identified as the Al Qasimi Palace in Ras al Khaimah, is presented as a large residence with around 35 rooms, including a notable glass pyramid feature, according to the reporting.
Coverage also highlights long-running local stories and online claims that people have seen “ghostly” or “face-like” figures in the palace’s windows. The accounts are framed as long-standing anecdotes rather than confirmed evidence, and they are presented alongside typical real-estate details such as the home’s size and interior features.
While the outlets focus heavily on the paranormal claims, they provide broadly similar descriptions of the property and its asking price. Other verifiable specifics beyond the advertised room count and architectural elements are not detailed in the provided excerpts, and there is no indication in the reporting that authorities have independently confirmed any haunting.
