The house from Amityville Horror was on the market. The house from Paranormal Activity was on the market. And now the home used for several shots in 1991’s The Silence of the Lambs is on the market. Movie buffs will recognize the interior, particularly the foyer and dining room, as belonging to serial killer Buffalo Bill in the film which stars Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins.
The house, located in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, is currently on the market for the low price of $300,000. The house was built in 1910 and sits on a 1.76 plot of land. It has four bedrooms, one bathroom and a lot of other features including a pool, a four car garage and a wraparound veranda. Plus, added points for historic movie value!
Unfortunately, the pit hole prominently featured as Buffalo Bill’s means of hiding and starving his victims is not included in the sale. The pit hole was filmed using movie magic and does not exist on the property.
The Silence of the Lambs won an Oscar and became the #4 highest grossing movie of 1991 after making over $130,000,000 in domestic ticket sales.
