Halloween is such a great time of year! The kids dress up all cute in their costumes and the Halloween candy, come on! The Halloween candy! Halloween in Calabasas is probably one of the best spots in the country to enjoy it too.
The warm weather makes hanging outside even better. Get in the spirit of the season with these creepy houses too! Oh, and they are totally for sale, you could live there… if you dare!!!!
Ann Starrett Mansion
744 Clay St, Port Townsend, WA
For sale: $750,000
Port Townsend, WA
In 1889, George Starrett built this Queen Anne-style mansion for his queen, Ann. In recent years, the house — with an eight-sided dome tower, solar calendar and other opulent details — has served as a boutique bed-and-breakfast. But a female manifestation with red hair and a male spirit — believed to be Ann and George — have been spotted on the premises.
Hampton Lillibridge House
507 E Saint Julian St, Savannah, GA
For sale: $2.4 million
Savannah, GA
When Jim Williams, a local restoration expert, transplanted this home to its current location on St. Julian Street, workers reported odd noises and a tall man dressed in black glaring through a bedroom window. Since, stories of ghostly visions and more have surrounded the late 18th-century house. Some even claim it’s Savannah’s most haunted home.
Allyn Mansion
511 E Walworth Ave, Delavan, WI
For sale: $1.2 million
In 1885, this restored mansion was built for the Allyns, a wealthy farming family. Then on a cold February day in 1913, Mr. Allyn died while reading his afternoon mail in the parlor. Following his death, the property changed hands a few times before becoming a nursing home, furniture store and most recently a bed-and-breakfast. But in 2007, the B&B closed its doors, and the home has been on and off the market since. Some claim it is haunted.
McRaven Tour Home
1445 Harrison St, Vicksburg, MS
For sale: $575,000
Called “the time capsule of the South,” this Civil War-era home is considered the most haunted in Mississippi. At least five inhabitants died in or near the home, according to mcraventourhome.com. John H. Bobb, who is credited with building the last section of the house, is said to have died violently at the hands of Federal soldiers outside McRaven. One of the former owners, who died during childbirth in 1836, is also believed to grace the home with her spirit.
The Dakota
1 West 72nd St, New York, NY
For sale: #34 for $6.8 million & #46 for $14.5 million
In 1980, all eyes were on the Dakota, the Manhattan co-op where John Lennon was murdered. But some say this historic building has had a long history of paranormal activity, and that Lennon himself witnessed the Crying Lady Ghost walking through the halls. Since the music legend’s death, others have reported seeing the ghosts of children wearing turn-of-the-century garb.
Perkins House
515 S Samuel St, Charles Town, WV
For sale: $749,000
The Perkins House was built by the leader of the Virginia militia that helped capture abolitionist John Brown leading up to the Civil War. In 1859, Brown was convicted at a local courthouse and executed by hanging, despite fierce objections. The home was constructed on the execution site in 1891, with a “John Brown Scaffold” sign serving as a reminder of the property’s gruesome history.
Pottstown Victorian
166 N Hanover St, Pottstown, PA
For sale: $176,500
Ghost hunters may want to add this house their list of potentially haunted homes. The listing description hints at the possibility of the 1870 Victorian being haunted, but it might also just be old. The real estate agent invites you to “come see for yourself.”
