The duo will star in Gatiss's adaptation of The Bride's Chamber, a dark tale from Charles Dickens which was first published in 1858.
The BBC's official synopsis adds: "An inn with no name, an eccentric landlord and a lone traveller with a strangely familiar appearance. As he settles into his room for the night, the traveller is visited by an uncanny man in black, with a story to tell..."
News of the casting was announced alongside the release of a first-look image of Freeman (above).
The special was filmed on location at Ingatestone Hall in Essex earlier this year, and will air on BBC Two and iPlayer over the festive period.
The special marks a reunion for Gatiss and Freeman, with the former have created and co-starred in Sherlock, in which Freeman played John Watson.
Last year's A Ghost Story for Christmas was The Room in the Tower, an adaptation of EF Benson's story, starring Tobias Menzies and Dame Joanna Lumley.
"I always wanted to do [MR James short story] Casting the Runes, but it's an epic – it's an hour, or 90 minutes," he said. "Negotium Perambulans – that's a great one, [EF] Benson again. Green Tea [by Irish author J Sheridan Le Fanu], I often come back to... there's loads."
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