American Horror Story House

We were so excited to finally see the infamous «Murder House» but with a tall chain link fence surrounding, and rather run-​down foliage, the house wasn’t exactly what I was expecting. Still excited, but still.

The American horror story house is a very good place for tourist who are looking for a incredibly famous house to take pictures with their family. It is an elegant home for snapshots. This famous hundred year old house was used in he first season of American horror story and was continued to be used in the twilight zone, Duffy the vampire slayer, law & order, Criminal minds, and many more famous enough Hollywood shows. The house is also known as the Rosenheim Mansion. The mansion was built in the early 1900s by the doctor Alfred Rosenheim. It took 5 years to be built but it was worth it. This house is amazingly beautiful yet creepy at the same time

Came here with my cousin and we weren’t sure if anyone was living around the house but I guess the rumors of someone «purchasing «the house are iffy many people around the area passing by say the house belongs the the Wilshire district but who knows!
No one creepy around just college kids like me: D
But we where debating going in but the house has these huge fences up and we where scared. I dont do trouble.
But the lights where on throughout the house but didnt find any signs of anyone inside. There is a camera in the front tht I saw. And theres no parking by it unless you have a permit. I hope someday they let people tour the house :)

It was really pretty just as I expected on the outside. When i got there fans were already there taking pics of the house. Although it is someone’s actual house and now they put a huge fencer with a cover on the fence and signa all over saying «no tresspassingg» «you are on camera» and stuff like that. Its sad they covered the house to the point yog can only see half now. I guess either theyre doing renovations or theyre fed up with trsspassing fans and so they are covering up thw house so it is disappointing to visit since half is covered by a tall fence now

I cry every time I visit because well, Evan Peters. Thank you Ryan Murphy for creating this amazing, unhealthy, addiction to a show that I am so hooked on.
Now about the house:
Great for any AHS fan to visit, because this is where it all began. Looks pretty different than it does on the show, but its whatever. You dont get to go inside due to the fact that someone actually lives in there, but you can still take pictures of the outside. 99% of the time when I go to take a picture, there will always be one person staring at me like Im crazy but then Im like «Stare away. You know why Im here». Would recommend visiting during day and night. Totally different feel during the different times.

This place looks very different from the TV show. There is no fence surrounding this house. I always thought that the surrounding houses in the TV show were also big, but they’re average sized houses. I parked 2 houses down and decided to take some photos of this place. Its a cool place to visit if you’re a fan of the show. I didn’t get to see the inside of the house. I’m pretty sure the owner of the house wouldn’t like random people going inside.

Love this place. This is the «Murder House» used in season 1 of American Horror Story. Though you can’t take pictures on the inside, as someone currently lives there, the outside is breath taking enough.
The house is so perfect and beautiful. I was almost star struck by the fact that an actual TV show, that I love, was filmed right where I was standing.
Be careful when taking pictures though. I’ve heard the man that lives there gets very angry at people if he’s home. I didn’t have that problem, but just be mindful. It is someone’s personal property.
Finally, it’s definitely worth a go. Even if just to see the homes in the surrounding area that most will never be able to afford.
I’ve heard rumors about this place being haunted. I was here about 45 minutes and didn’t feel anything myself. But who’s to say. There have been a lot of people there and a lot of history in that area. Either way, I highly recommend a visit!