Stranger Things' Creel House is on the market for $1.5 million in Georgia
Want to live upside down? Stranger Things' Creel house is on the market for $1.5 million in Georgia - more than triple what it sold in 2019, located on East Second Avenue in Rome, GeorgiaThe house has been radically transformed to appear in season four of Stranger Things and new buyers will recognize many rooms in the house Fans will recognize "the stately formal dining room where telekinesis is no longer practiced during meals; an adjoining living room, perfect for playing Dungeons and Dragons...' real estate agent Jeb Arp wrote The 6,000 square foot home was originally singled out for $350,000 in 2019 and it was built in 1992 by Colonel Hamilton Yancey and was called Originally Claremont House The current owners, who have not been named, purchased the property in 2019 and restored it to its 'original grandeur' which will create an 'unforgettable experience', as well as a 'cast iron urinal'
AdvertisementThe Stranger Things Creel House has hit the market for $1.5 million in Georgia.
The 140-year-old home, located on East Second Avenue in Rome, Georgia, hit the market just before Halloween.
It has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms and includes the many pieces from Netflix's fourth season, Stranger Things.
The Stranger Things Creel House has hit the market for $1.5 million in Georgia.
The 140-year-old home, located on East Second Avenue in Rome, Georgia, hit the market just before Halloween.
It has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms and includes the many pieces from Netflix's fourth season, Stranger Things.
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