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Sleep in Buffalo Bill's House: Silence of the Lambs
22 Oct
Summary
- The iconic Buffalo Bill house from Silence of the Lambs is available for overnight stays.
- A recreated basement well offers fans a unique photo opportunity.
- The historic Perryopolis home blends cinematic tributes with original details.
Horror enthusiasts can now book an overnight stay at the actual filming location of Buffalo Bill's House from the acclaimed 1991 film, "The Silence of the Lambs." Situated in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania, this historic 1910 Queen Anne Victorian offers an immersive cinematic experience for up to eight guests.
The house retains many of its original architectural features, including a curio cabinet. The basement has been transformed into a tribute to the movie's most memorable scene, complete with a recreated well designed by special effects artist Tom Savini and his students. This allows fans to capture their own iconic photos, as the infamous pit scene was filmed on a soundstage.
Beyond the film-themed decor, guests can enjoy vintage arcade games and explore movie memorabilia. The property operates primarily as a private rental, ensuring an uninterrupted experience. Perryopolis itself, located south of Pittsburgh, offers local history, including George Washington's former land and a restored grist mill, making it a unique destination for film buffs and travelers alike.
