Guernsey family transform house into a Halloween haven for charity

• Video report by ITV Channel's Roisin Gauson

A Guernsey family have transformed their house into a Halloween haven to raise money for Alzheimer's Guernsey.

The Duport family have transformed their parents house into an experience packed with skeletons, spooks and spiders.

When people arrive at the house they will be greeted by ‘Madame Deborah’, who will read them their fortune as they cross her palm with silver. 

After leaving the fortune telling tent, they will progress through a series of themed rooms within the house before moving into the garden, where there are yet more spooky scenes to take in before they leave via the giant pumpkin patch.

The impressive collection is largely down to Debbie’s brother Paul, who has acquired the props and decorations over a number of years. 

However, this will be the last time that they welcome visitors over the threshold though, as the collection is being sold on.

Last year around £3,000 was raised for charity and in this, the final year of the popular Halloween house they are hoping to raise just as much, if not more.

The house will be open between Friday 29 October to Sunday 31 October between 5pm and 8pm.