The house, made famous by Academy Award winning film “The Silence of the Lambs,” is home to the famous fictional serial killer Buffalo Bill and could also be yours for less than $300,000! While Buffalo Bill lived in Illinois in the film, the house is actually located in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania, an hour away from Pittsburg.
According to the listing by Eileen Allan and Shannon Assad (known as “The Sisters”), the 3-story Queen Anne Victorian house was built in 1910, and the home’s interior remains in pristine condition with the original hardwood floors, woodwork, pocket doors and fireplaces. And to top everything off, the house is located on 1.76 acres of land along the Youghiogheny River.
Although the original listing was posted in early October, it seems like the famous movie home hasn’t been marked as sold yet. So if you’re a big movie buff with about $300.000 to spare, you might be able to get yourself a horror movie landmark.
Even though some interior scenes were filmed on a set, you can take a virtual tour by “The Sisters” to see what the property actually looks like on the inside and don’t forget to check out the listing here if you’re interested (or just curious).
