The Creel House from ‘Stranger Things’ exists and this is its exact location

season 4 of ‘Stranger Things’ has added an element to the game, which although it has been taken from the classic horror movies in which the Duffer brothers have been inspired to create this installment, has become the key to deciphering the supposed curse that Hawkins has been suffering from for a long time. years. We are talking about the haunted house, named after Creel House.

Everything we know about it we have discovered recently. It was bought by Victor Creel, along with his wife and his two children. At first it seemed like the house of his dreams, but soon strange things began to happen (as the title of the Netflix series indicates), caused by Henry, the youngest descendant of the family, or subject 001.

His mental powers were capable of making people see what he wanted them to see. Like an immersion in a series of visions, which he ended up driving them crazy. After the confrontation with Eleven in the laboratory, he ended up becoming Vecna, but continued to live in his house: only in the existing one in the Upside Down.

Of course, this all sounds like a horror story, but What would you think if the Creel House really existed? Well, welcome to your nightmare because that’s how it is and we have the exact location of its position.

It is in the United States, within a city called Rome in the county of Georgia. The exact address that you have to put in any map search engine (or the one that you have to give to the taxi driver if you want to visit it) is: 906 E 2nd Ave.

As you can see, the only difference between the real Creel House and the one that appears in ‘Stranger Things’ is the characteristic stained glass door with a rose, because it makes our hair stand on end in the same way!

Over there Lenora Hills, the town in California where the Byers move, but at least we have a little piece of the series in the world that we know…