The other CBSRMT site that has descriptions of some of the episodes hinted this was a haunted house story. I was expecting "The Blair Witch Project" or "The Amityville Horror" or something like that, but instead got "Jumanji"....this one was fun (IMO).

A husband/wife playwriting team is house hunting in suburban Connecticut and come across this quaint looking house on the lane in the title. They tell the real estate agent they'd like it, but she says although she doesn't like to think a house is haunted that's not a house they'd want...originally a cult lived there which left the place all at once, then a family which one day disappeared in thin air, then another man who finally got so upset he tried to burn the house down but could not...the fire only singed one wall an burnt itself out. He moved to Florida and would not sell.

Well, in the Sunshine State he passed away and his son was only too happy to sell the property. They buy the house and love it. One of their good friends is a photographer...he suggest blowing up a photo he's taken of a beautiful tropical African jungle scene (complete with exotic birds, a lion, etc.) as a mural covering the full length of (I believe) the wall which wouldn't burn. (Hey, that might have been a good title for this. 

It's all wonderful, until they have guests over at a party and the wife notices, while looking at the wall in a quiet momnt, a native tribesman's face peering out through one corner of the bushes. The photographer, also in attendance, sees it and doesn't remember the face. Later when most of the guests have left, they build a fire and look at the mural...the face is gone. They must have just been imagining things...in the firelight and enjoying his adult beverage, the husband notices how the foliage in the picture almost seems to sway.

Later everyone's gone but the ladies. The next day or so the phone repairman comes to take care of a problem. He fixes it and calls into his office from the den (where the picture is) and calls into his office to say all's well and learn where his next service call is (not noticing a low growl in the background that sounds like the "king of beasts"). He gets off the phone, then hears the noise and starts saying "Nooo...get back...get back..." 