A recurring spectral figure at Seckford Hall is that of an elderly manservant or butler, whom staff have informally nicknamed 'Mr. Cooper.' He is typically described as wearing 19th-century livery and is often seen as if performing his duties: carrying a candle, appearing to tidy up, or simply walking through the Great Hall and corridors. This ghost doesn't interact with witnesses, suggesting a residual haunting – a replay of his everyday routine. Staff have reported hearing faint footsteps or the clink of china when no one is there, attributing it to Mr. Cooper. One paranormal group even claimed to record an EVP of a voice saying 'All is prepared,' which they interpreted as the butler. His presence is considered a familiar and non-threatening part of the Hall's extensive ghostly retinue.