An iconic creepy home from Netflix’s "Stranger Things" is now for sale, listed for $1.5 million in a small Georgia city. The 140-year-old Victorian home in Rome, Georgia, was featured in the hit show's fourth season and contains 6,000-square-feet, plus a guest house, of spooky grandeur. The current owners have restored the home to its original elaborate Victorian architecture, which still contains many of its original details – including handcrafted built-in bookshelves, cabinetry, moldings and a custom buffet. The home features an antique wall safe, beautiful chandeliers and a cast iron urinal. In the show, Victor Creel's home appears in flashbacks from the 50's and later becomes a central location in the finale, where the main characters use a portal in the house to enter the Upside Down, save their friends and try to destroy Vecna.