9 Famous Homes You've Seen on the Big Screen

The chill-inducing Rosenheim Mansion in Los Angeles was built in 1908 by architect Alfred F. Rosenheim and even served as his personal residence for years. The 14,000-square-foot home has quite an extensive resume, too. It has been the eerie filming location for several TV shows, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Twilight Zone and FX's American Horror Story.

The home's entrance features unique Tiffany stained-glass windows and natural wood paneling. Its century-long presence may feel unsettling to the masses, particularly those who have watched American Horror Story, but the well-preserved fixtures and stunning details are a wonder to design enthusiasts.

Fans of American Horror Story will certainly recognize the master bedroom from some of the series' more memorable and cringe-worthy scenes. One of the home's six bedrooms, it features a bay window, an original fireplace and elegant fixtures that fit in with the home's Victorian and Craftsman architecture.

The home's current owner chose bold, unexpected hues throughout, like this shade of aqua in a spacious third-floor bedroom. You probably recognize this prominent, attic-style space as daughter Violet's bedroom in American Horror Story.