If you’ve ever wanted to own your own little piece of Stranger Things, now’s your chance—the Creel House is for sale!
This Spooky Season has been great for Stranger Things fans and real estate buffs alike. First, in Mid-September, the home that serves as the Byers family residence on the hit Netflix show was listed for sale—and quickly snapped up by an investor who promises to turn it into a Stranger Things-themed Airbnb that we cannot wait to stay at. But now, the both charming and impressive property that you might know as the Creel House is for sale—and it can be yours if you happen to have a cool $1.5 million to spend on a home in Georgia.
The stately Victorian home is located on a one-acre lot in Rome, Georgia (which happens to be just a few miles south of the filming location for Pennhurst Mental Hospital, in case that sweetens the deal). While the price tag might seem a little steep at first, it makes more sense once you see inside this absolutely gorgeous home.
Just look at the entryway, with its curving grand staircase and tiled fireplace. Imagine walking in the front door of your home and that being the first thing you see. I am literally a heart eyes emoji right now.
The entire home has been painstakingly restored, designed, and decorated to look every bit the stately 1880s manor that it is, and kudos to the sellers, because they’re done a fantastic job.
Everything from the period-appropriate light fixtures to the furniture to the art on the walls feels like it’s transporting you right back to the heyday of the Victorian era. It’s almost a second thought that this is literally The Creel House, because it’s just so impressive on its own.
According to The Dirt, the home was built in 1882 and was last sold in 2019. At the time, it had been operating as a bed and breakfast for years, and was, as the listing noted, “showing a bit of deferred maintenance.” The current owners snapped it up for a steal—$350,000—and set to work carefully renovating the entire property to restore it to its former glory.
Clearly they knew what they were doing. The Creel House is stunning, and offers aren’t being reviewed until Nov. 30 so you have time to go searching for some buried treasure (or buy some Powerball tickets) to cover the $1.5 million price tag.
