‘Poltergeist’ House
on airbnb & ready for guests
… ‘They’re Here’
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You can now step inside your horror movie dreams — the iconic “Poltergeist” house just got a spine-tingling makeover, and it’s now a scream-worthy Airbnb straight out of the 1982 classic.
Homeowner Rachel Powers tells TMZ she spent around $165,000 recreating the interior to mirror the 1982 horror classic, turning rooms into a near-identical version of what fans saw on screen.
From the furniture to the paint and the eerie little details, stepping inside feels like walking onto the actual set — minus the ghosts (hopefully).
She bought the famous Southern California home in October 2024 for $1.28 million, paying $100,000 over asking to seal the deal. While she lives there most of the time, it’s now available on Airbnb for fans craving nostalgia or a good scare.
Each room dives deep into “Poltergeist” history, filled with specific decor and nods to the film that made the house legendary. Whether you’re a horror buff or just want to sleep where things once went bump in the night, this listing might be calling to you from … the other side.
You can check in anytime — just don’t be surprised if something checks in on you.
