Inside the Most Haunted Houses Currently for Sale

1. Amityville Horror

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This New Jersey house might seem innocent to some, but not to those who have watched the Amityville Horror films! The first movie was actually shot inside the house, and while it’s since been renovated, it still bears a haunting resemblance to the scenes in the 1970s ghost story. The house has 4 bedrooms, and 5 bathrooms, and is on the market for 1.3 million.

2. American Gothic

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Located in Garrison, New York, this 8 bedroom, 5 bathroom house might look familiar to you if you’re a fan of gothic architecture. Designed by Alexander Jackson Davis, who also designed the tomb for Yale’s secret society, Skull & Bones, the house was given to U.S. attorney general Edwards Pierrepont. It’s currently on the market for a whopping $7,500,000.

3. Joel Rifkin's House

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Convicted serial killer Joel Rifkin lived in this ranch house while he actually carried out murders. This Long Island property was put on the market after his mother passed away, but the listing made no mention of no mention of the murders that took place in the basement. It also left out the fact that a victim’s body that had been stored in the garage.

4. Carleton Island Villa

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Located at the point of Carleton Island in New York, this former gilded-age villa was originally constructed for Remington typewriter tycoon William O. Wyckoff in the 1890s. However, things quickly started to wrong for him during the house’s construction. His wife died just as builders were putting the final touches to the house, and he had a heart attack the first night he moved in. The property has been on the market for decades, and is currently on sale for $495,000.

5. Medieval House

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In West Monroe, Louisiana, there’s a 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom house on sale that looks like it might be harboring a ghost or two! It was actually custom designed fairly recently, and has a LOT of medieval-inspired décor that sets it apart from the other houses in the neighborhood. There’s even a winged angel statue outside! Now that the owner has decided to move to a castle, this property is now on the market, and priced at $599,000.

6. Ossining Castle

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Another one from New York. Built back in 1927, this stone-walled castle looks exactly like Disney’s Haunted Mansion, complete with wood paneling with eerie carvings of human figures. There’s even a lookout area at the top of the house! With 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, this castle will set you back a cool $5 million.

7. The Harry Packer Mansion

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While we’re on the subject of Disney’s Haunted Mansion… this Pennsylvanian house is where the inspiration (allegedly) comes from! The website for the Harry Packer mansion states that this is what the famous Disney ride is based on, which was originally built as a wedding gift from Harry’s father Asa Packer. The house is currently valued at $1,750,000.

8. Addams Family House

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As spooky inspirations go, this is up there with the best of them. The Addams family house is based on this real-life mansion in Westfield, New Jersey, and was actually owned by Charles Addams, creator of the Addams Family. He lived in the house until 1947, and experienced a few dark things during his time here. His second wife plotted to kill him, and he married his third wife in a pet cemetery!

9. Ennis House

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This Mayan-inspired hilltop property in LA has a pretty cool history. Film buffs will recognize it as the house from House on the Haunted Hill, where Vincent Price’s character offers $10,000 to anyone that can spend the night there. The house also made an appearance in seasons 2 and 3 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer as Angel’s home. You can now buy the house if you have a spare $4.5 million lying around!

10. Comfort Island

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If you happen to visit Thousand Islands in New York, you’ll come across the “millionaire’s row” region, which is home to Comfort Island. It was built back in 1883, and nearly everything about the place (except the roof) is still intact.  With antique furnishings, old-fashioned murals and wood cook stoves in the kitchen, it’s all very Miss Havisham. The house is priced at $1,495,000.

11. Animal House

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The owner of this Connecticut mansion REALLY likes hunting animals. He’s personally shot over 100 creatures and had them stuffed across the property, arranging them into life-sized museum displays with tons of painted nature scene backgrounds. If potential buyers aren’t bowled over by the current animal setup, the owner is willing to customize the house at no extra cost. You’d still have to pay $13,850,000 for it though.

12. Chateau Rochamor

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Stamford, Connecticut is home to the stunning Chateau Rochmore, a French-style castle with three acres. With stone buttresses, three stone chimneys, a four-story stone and half-timber tower AND a moat, it definitely looks like might house a couple of ghosts or two! With 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, it’s on the market for a cool $1,099,000.

13. The Dragon House

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Remember Dragonstone in Game of Thrones? Well, this might be the real-life version! This unusual house in Big Sur, California, is on the beachfront, and has some pretty spectacular views. Cast your eyes away from the ocean, and you’ll find tons of dragons dotted around the 1075-square-foot property. You can get your hands on this house for $3,995,000.

14. Haunted Hotel

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Built back in 1869, The Humbird Hotel Bar & Grill in Wisconsin has become infamous among locals. It’s said to be haunted – according to a few ghosting groups anyway! With chandeliers, antique portraits and wood paneling, it’s certainly atmospheric. The property hosts a bar, six hotel rooms, and is on the market for $279,900.

15. Enslin House

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Fancy living in a poltergeist-filled property? Neither do we! This house in Westchester County, New York is said to house nine ghosts (according to owner, who is an "intuitive alchemist"). The house has a ton of original features like ornate tin ceilings, Florentine doors and hardwood floors, and will set you back $413, 111.

16. The Priestley House

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This four-bedroom house in Canton, Mississippi was built by Dr. James Priestley and his wife, but they died in the house during the 1850s. Since then, there’s been a LOT of paranormal activity going on. The piano plays by itself, and candles often fall out of their holders. Some claim they’ve even witnessed the ghosts of the couple around the house. If you fancy living with them, you’ll have to cough up $938,000 to do so!

17. The Kate Shepard House

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In Mobile, Alabama, you’ll find the Kate Shepard House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. And while it might seem idyllic from the outside, this property has a spooky history! It was recently run as a hotel, and many guests have reported seeing a little girl running through the rooms, but no child actually lives in the house. This property is currently on sale for $995,000.

18. Carlisle-Martin House

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Another one from Alabama. Carlisle-Martin house was originally built for the wealthy cotton trader Edward Kenworthy-Carlisle in 1858, and he lived there with his wife and daughter Anne. Anne was distraught when she found out that her love, a soldier, had died in battle, and she reportedly threw herself from one of the house’s towers. You can still see her ghost to this day, but you’ll have to pay $1.1 million for the privilege.

19. Savills Hotel

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There have been plenty of bumps in the night at this spooky hotel in Minnesota. Many guests have reported seeing shadowy figures down the long corridors at Savills, which look eerie to say the least! Some also claim that they hear people walking around at night, even when everyone is tucked up in bed. The hotel is now up for sale, but in mysterious style, the price is only available upon request.

20. Magnolia Mansion

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This 1850s hotel in New Orleans is now internet-famous, and it has its ghosts-in-residence to thank for it. While ghosts have been seen frequently across the property, it’s room 3 that’s the eeriest. Known as the Vampire Lair, guests report clothes and furniture being moved, and some even see a figure of an old man wearing a hat at a desk. Again, prices are on request for this one.

21. Prince Edward Island

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On the border of the US and Canada, you’ll find Prince Edward Island. It’s home to Dunvegan Castle, which is a Tower of London replica! You’ll find a stone fence and a moat around the castle, which is the perfect location for a ghost or two. It’s currently on the market for $205,000, but you’ll need to sign a waiver before you can go and view it.

22. Victorian House

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Built in 1900, this 8 bedroom, 5 bathroom property in Scandia, Kansas, has a whopping ten acres… But it comes at a price. This house has been subject to a fair few spooky rumors over the years, as it’s reportedly inhabited by a ghost. To find out if that’s true, you’ll need to fork out a cool $250,000. Which isn’t actually that bad for so much space!

23. Gilded Age House

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This quaint little doll house in Alameda, California is nothing short of stunning. Built in 1882, the property has tons of original features, bringing all kinds of Gilded Age vibes. All that’s missing is a Victorian ghost lurking behind the curtain! It has 3 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom, and can be yours for $3 million.

24. Abandoned House

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Located in Lockport, New York, this eerie house has been abandoned for a fair few years now – and we can totally see why! Like something straight out of a horror movie, this house reportedly has one of the creepiest basements in the area – and the upturned baby stroller on the front porch really isn’t helping. Still, it has a whopping seven acres, and is on the market for $99,999.

25. Macungie Spooktacular

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This property in Macungie, Pennsylvania looks like it has a few stories to tell. Built back in 1805, this Italian 18th Century Gothic Revival beauty really is unique! With mahogany stained doors from an ancient church, arched windows, reclaimed exposed beams and detailed stonework, it can be yours for $749,000.

26. 1880s House

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We’re picking up some serious eerie vibes with this one. Constructed in 1885 in Ottumwa, Iowa, this Victorian property has a few spooky features, including a super creepy outdoor brick shed and those dusty netted drapes. Still, it has 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, and is an absolute bargain at $130,000.

27. Stranger Things House

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This looks a bit like the house in Stranger Things 4. This property is in the Historic Residence area of Plattsburgh, New York, and is a dream set up for gothic enthusiasts. There’s a gilded winding staircase, and an old library, as well as stained glass windows and original hardwood floors. It’s priced at $895,000.

28. Dental Horror House

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Goshen, New York is a bit of a hot spot for spooky houses. This Victorian property used to be a dentist, and according to locals, it was one of THE creepiest dentists around. The house has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 residential units, which are all suitably decked out with wooden staircases and gilded fireplaces. It’s on the market for $849,000.

29. Creek Mansion

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As foreboding old manors go, this is pretty awesome. Located in Battle Creek, Michigan, this gothic beauty has a ton of interesting features, including a spooky dumbwaiter and winding staircases. Built in 1938 with 9.840 square feet, it really is a great property for the right buyer. Offers from $1.2 million are accepted for this one.

30. Gothic Revival

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This house was built way back in 1855 in Hagerstown, Maryland – and it definitely has an old and ruinous air about it. With peeling paint, a lookout tower and a broken-down porch, it looks like it should be in a cult horror movie! There are even faded blood-red carpets inside, as well as those classic winding staircases. It’s yours for $200,000.