Stranger Things
The Walking Dead
Fight along side Hershel’s family in this luxury £440,000 farmhouse. Yes, you will have to make do with constant bombardment from zombies, but a few boards on the windows should deal with that. Although the constant droney moans will keep you up at night. A 10% deposit would cost you roughly £44,800. It comes with outhouses and barns, and depending on the lender, would need to know if the house would be run as a working farm. But in this case, I don’t think zombie hoards could count as livestock somehow.
IT
If it wasn’t for that damn clown running around terrorising kids, this house may be quite the tempting offer. Standing at only £288,000 this house offers 5000 sq. ft. What’s more it’s got spiral staircasing and is based in a very quiet location. No wonder the clown could get away with murder… literally. Because of the age of this property, and the state that it’s in, a buyer would need some kind of specialist refurbishment finance. A deposit for this creepy mansion will only cost around £28,800.
The Woman in Black
The most expensive house on this list is the house featured in The Woman in Black. This gothic styled mansion can fetch up to a whopping £1,440,000. That’s a lot of cash for a house that’s haunted. And no, sorry ladies, Daniel Radcliffe if that’s your thing, doesn’t come with the house. You may meet a ghostly woman figure though. Go haunted houses am I right? Because of the complicated history though, this house could be difficult to purchase and would need some special legal documents to finalise the buying procedures. You would also need £144,000 for your 10% deposit too so get saving.
Beetlejuice
A truly classic movie, the home from Beetlejuice which is situated in Winter River, Connecticut could be sold for £589,000. Although you may want to refrain from saying his name three times, it can be a bit of a pain if Beetlejuice turns up. There is a slight issue though. The previous owners are still very much involved in the property. So bare that in mind if you’re looking to purchase this luxury house. Because of a recent renovation, it’s also considered quite lucrative on the market, so be quick. A deposit will set you back around £58,900.
Although yes, the information on this feature is pretty much fiction, a few of these houses do in fact exist in real life. This was written to entertain rather than inform. If you are however in the market for a new home, then make sure to check out Which? Mortgage Advisers for more information.