'Stranger Things' Creel House Sells for Over $100K

The Demogorgons proved to be no deterrent for the buyers of this Victorian manor.

The Georgia estate used as a set in the fourth season of the hit Netflix show “Stranger Things” has a new owner.

A seven-bedroom spread in the Peach State town of Rome sold for $1.6 million Wednesday, according to public records, after being listed for $1.5 million in November.

“After a marketing blitz, multiple offers and a quick closing… I think all of our heads are spinning a bit,” said Toles, Temple & Wright listing agent Jeb Earp—who, along with Mimi Richards and Katie Gatiss Edwards, listed the property. Seller Represented – Written in A facebook post announcing the news, and adding that “fortunately, Vecna is not involved in turning heads.”

Known locally as the Claremont House, the 140-year-old, 6,000-square-foot mansion was last purchased in 2019 for just $350,000. The home has since undergone extensive renovations, with its last owners meticulously restoring its historic details. That, and featuring in the show as the Creel family home and Vecna’s mindscape, have clearly added a lot of value to the five-bathroom address.

Creel House Sale Georgia — An instantly recognizable home for fans of the series.

In addition to stunning period notes—layered moldings, pocket doors, wood floors, and its original windows—the residence also features an antique wall safe, custom cabinetry, cast iron urinals, and built-in bookshelves. There is a mansard roof, an exterior foyer, an unfinished third floor and, behind the main property, a solitary Gothic-style guest house with a kitchen and several bedrooms.

“You will recognize much of what was featured prominently in the show’s fourth season, including … the majestic formal dining room where telekinesis is not practiced during meals; An adjoining parlor, perfect for playing Dungeons & Dragons; and a living room ideal for hosting Hellfire Club meetings,” the listing advertised, as Post First reported, noting that “in the event that things get too awkward and even messier, a funeral home is located nearby.”