that the property is “locally known as the Claremont House because of a bed-and-breakfast that operated there for many years.” According to public records, it was later sold as a private home in 2019 for $350,000. Today, after its many onscreen appearances, the 6,000-square-foot spread is being offered up for $1.5 million. Although, no word on its history as a portal to the Upside Down.
“Seeing the home transformed not once, but twice throughout the course of filming was exciting for our town. Not only will the next owners be buying a piece of history, but a piece of pop culture as well,” Arp tells the listing site. Despite a menacing makeover during production, the century-old manor has been thoughtfully restored and comprises seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Andy Edwards / Toles, Temple & Wright, Inc.
Inside, you’ll find original design features such as built-in bookshelves, a custom buffet, an antique wall safe and even a cast-iron urinal. Thankfully, there’s not a grandfather clock in sight. However, there is a detached guesthouse that sits directly behind—in the event you need a place to hide from any encounters.
In the Netflix, the home’s formal dining room served as the location where Creel’s wife was killed by VecnaThe kitchen has been totally redone and now features all-new appliances, custom cabinets, a black marble island and a walk-in pantry. Nearby is the formal dining room, complete with a wet bar. It’s also the spot in the sci-fi series where we saw Creel’s wife, Victoria, get gruesomely murdered.
Of course, the most famous filming location of all is the home’s attic—aka Vecna’s lair. The listing notes that this space is unfinished and that “a single exterminator has since relocated the previous resident of the third floor.” Or so they think.
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