Ever wanted to feel like part of the Hawkins crew? Well, now you can.
The Stranger Things Wheeler house is up for sale at just $350,000 – and it’s the perfect spot to play Dungeons & Dragons.
This is the very home where Mike, Nancy, Holly and their parents, Ted and Karen Wheeler, lived – and where the gang often gathered to plan their next adventure or face off against the Upside Down.
Preserved in its original, film-set 80s style, the house features oak accents, dark carpets and retro wood-panelled walls, as reported by Luxury Property News.
Downstairs, you’ll find the kitchen and dining area where the family often gathered for meals, especially the iconic Eggo waffle breakfasts.
There is also a living area with an original brick fireplace.
Upstairs, you’ll find five bedrooms and three bathrooms, including Nancy’s instantly recognisable room.
Back on the main floor, the garage remains just as it was during filming.
Meanwhile, the back door leading to the garden is the very location where the gang made their tight escape in season one.
And the exterior of the house looks exactly as it did on screen.
“Own a piece of television history with the Wheeler House from the immensely popular show Stranger Things,” the listing reads.
“Sitting at the end of the Piney Wood Lane cul-de-sac on two acres, this quintessential 80s time capsule offers plenty of room to roam, and an incredible restoration opportunity to turn some upside-down elements, right side up again.”
The house in Atlanta, Georgia, is for sale on Zillow.
The listing added: “Whether you plan to restore the retro lore, bring the home into the 2000s, or create an experiential host home, we cannot wait to see what happens next season.”
Stranger Things season five will be released in three parts later this year: volume 1 on 26 November, volume 2 on Christmas Day and the finale on New Year’s Eve.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love a touch of retro charm, the Wheeler house offers a rare chance to own a slice of TV history.
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