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America's Most Famous Movie Houses You Can Visit, Ranked
From the suburban red-brick landmark of Home Alone to the hilltop Gothic mansion of Psycho, these 15 famous American movie houses welcome fans and sightseers in real life as of 2026.
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19 Oct 2026
America's Most Famous Movie Houses You Can Visit, Ranked 
15. The Ennis House (Blade Runner) 
14. The Michael Myers House (Halloween) 
13. The Ropes Mansion (Hocus Pocus) - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
12. Swan House (The Hunger Games) 
11. Boone Hall House (The Notebook) 
10. Greystone Mansion (There Will Be Blood) 
9. The Amityville House (The Amityville Horror) - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
8. The Outsiders House Museum (The Outsiders) 
7. The Walsh House (The Goonies) 
6. Field Of Dreams Farmhouse (Field Of Dreams) 
5. Biltmore House (Richie Rich & Forrest Gump) - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
4. The Gamble House (Back To The Future) 
3. The Psycho House (Psycho) 
2. The Parker House (A Christmas Story) 
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From the suburban red-brick landmark of Home Alone to the hilltop Gothic mansion of Psycho, these 15 famous American movie houses welcome fans and sightseers in real life as of 2026.
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15. The Ennis House (Blade Runner)
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1924 using 27,000 interlocking concrete blocks, this Los Feliz landmark served as Rick Deckard’s apartment in Blade Runner (1982) and the exterior of House on Haunted Hill (1959). Visitors can view it from Glendower Avenue.
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14. The Michael Myers House (Halloween)
Built in 1888 and known locally as the Century House, the infamous Myers residence from John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978) was saved from demolition in 1987 and moved to 1000 Mission Street in South Pasadena, where horror fans visit curbside year-round.
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13. The Ropes Mansion (Hocus Pocus)
Built in the late 1720s at 318 Essex Street in Salem, Massachusetts, this Georgian Colonial landmark served as Allison’s family home in Disney’s Hocus Pocus (1993). Operated by the Peabody Essex Museum as of 2026, its gardens and interiors are open to visitors.
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12. Swan House (The Hunger Games)
Completed in 1928 in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood, the classical Swan House gained global fame as President Coriolanus Snow’s mansion in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and Mockingjay. As of 2026, the Atlanta History Center hosts daily guided interior tours.
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11. Boone Hall House (The Notebook)
Approached by a three-quarter-mile avenue of giant live oaks planted in 1743, the Colonial Revival manor at Boone Hall in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, starred as Allie’s summer home in The Notebook (2004) and remains open for daily tours as of 2026.
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10. Greystone Mansion (There Will Be Blood)
Built in 1928 for oil heir Edward Doheny, this 46,000-square-foot Beverly Hills estate featured in There Will Be Blood, The Big Lebowski, and Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy. Owned by the City of Beverly Hills, its grounds are free to visit daily as of 2026.
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9. The Amityville House (The Amityville Horror)
Located on the south shore of Long Island, New York, this 1927 Dutch Colonial inspired the 1979 horror classic The Amityville Horror. Although subsequent owners renumbered the address and replaced the quarter-moon windows, fans still view it from the street.
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8. The Outsiders House Museum (The Outsiders)
Where Ponyboy, Darry, and Sodapop lived in Francis Ford Coppola’s 1983 drama The Outsiders, this 1920 Tulsa, Oklahoma bungalow was purchased by hip-hop artist Danny Boy O’Connor and opened in 2019 as The Outsiders House Museum, welcoming visitors through 2026.
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7. The Walsh House (The Goonies)
Built in 1896 overlooking the Columbia River in Astoria, Oregon, this two-story Queen Anne Victorian served as Mikey and Brand Walsh’s home in The Goonies (1985). Bought by a superfan in 2023, it continues to draw nostalgic visitors on foot as of 2026.
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6. Field Of Dreams Farmhouse (Field Of Dreams)
Standing beside the world-famous baseball diamond in Dyersville, Iowa, the 1906 Lansing family farmhouse from Field of Dreams (1989) lets visitors walk onto the porch, tour the first floor, and play catch on the field—now an official MLB event site as of 2026.
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5. Biltmore House (Richie Rich & Forrest Gump)
Spanning 178,926 square feet in Asheville, North Carolina, George Vanderbilt’s 1895 Châteauesque mansion served as the Rich family mansion in Richie Rich (1994) and appeared in Forrest Gump and Hannibal. It welcomes over a million visitors a year as of 2026.
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4. The Gamble House (Back To The Future)
Crafted in 1908 by architects Greene & Greene in Pasadena, California, this Arts and Crafts masterpiece doubled as eccentric inventor Emmett "Doc" Brown’s 1955 family mansion in Back to the Future (1985). Guided interior and exterior tours run weekly as of 2026.
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3. The Psycho House (Psycho)
Built in 1959 on the Universal Studios Hollywood Backlot for Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960), the sinister Second Empire Bates Mansion was modeled after Edward Hopper’s painting House by the Railroad. As of 2026, millions view it up close on the Studio Tour.
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2. The Parker House (A Christmas Story)
Located at 3159 W. 11th Street in Cleveland, Ohio, this 1895 Victorian home from A Christmas Story (1983) was restored to match every interior and exterior scene—complete with the "Major Award" leg lamp in the front window—and operates as a museum open daily in 2026.
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1. The McCallister House (Home Alone)
Located at 671 Lincoln Avenue in Winnetka, Illinois, the 1921 Georgian Colonial where Kevin McCallister defended his turf in Home Alone (1990) sold for over $5.5 million in early 2025 and remains America’s #1 curbside movie house pilgrimage site as of 2026.
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