My Haunted Airbnb: Spend A Night In The House From American Horror Story

Airbnb listings include celebrity pads, a “Netflix and chill” room, and even the occasional igloo. But now the homesharing behemoth can check off the “Murder House” from season one of “American Horror Story” from its listing goals.

The LA Rosenheim Mansion—the home's conventional name—is listed on Airbnb for $1,450/night, after being sold last March for $3.2M (ghosts included?), Variety reports. 

The spooky abode already has a review on the website—the satisfied customer writes that the house is “full of history and carrying her scars and scratches.” Sounds great, as long as you don’t leave the rental carrying some new scars of your own.

The house is somewhat of a TV star, appearing on other shows like “The X-Files,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “The Twilight Zone.” [Variety]

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