Dark, eerie, and mysterious. If you are looking for a house with these characteristics, then this Salt Lake City mansion dubbed as the "Vampire House" could be the perfect dwelling for you.
This Gothic-vibed house located in Millcreek, Utah with cathedral-style windows and a bizarre swimming pool has created a buzz online with its overall Halloween vib
Property Details
The Vampire house that features five-bedrooms and six-bathrooms went viral on social media with its incredibly unique interior design. Based on the listing under Zillow, the grandiose mansion is now up in the market for £2.7 million (or roughly $3.7 million).
The house described as a "premier luxury estate" situated in Salt Lake Valley's majestic mountains features a fantasy-like mini castle exterior. But what drew the internet's reaction is its extraordinary interior and amenities that could give one an extra chilling feeling.
Upon entering the 10,495 square-foot property, you will be greeted with a cathedral-like wooden door that suits its high vaulted ceilings, dark stone walls, and medieval-inspired interior.
The unique real estate also features extravagant entertainment amenities including an enormous home theatre, jacuzzi, a basketball hoop, smart home technologies, a four-car garage, and picturesque views.
But what made the property extra interesting is the wine cellar, which looks like an eerie dungeon. The cave-like basement also features a tiny table with two chairs by a tiny monochromatic sheet glass window.
Many people were also taken by the strange indoor lagoon pool, which seems to be carved into a stone.
While the so-called "Vampire House" will give you all that Halloween feels, the property is perfectly situated minutes away from recreation areas like a world-class ski resort. The neighborhood is also surrounded by premier professional and college sporting events and other cultural sightings.
Internet Reacts
When some photos of the eerie mansion were shared on social media, internet users quickly point out how it gives them a chilling effect.
The property described as a "medieval castle crossed with a McMansion and a Vegas themed hotel," became an instant online discussion, which divided people's taste in home decor.
"So this house is terrifying," one Twitter user wrote alongside photos of the "Vampire house" featuring the famous dungeon wine cellar, indoor lagoon, and medieval-like interior.
"12 year old me trying to make a vampire mansion on The Sims," another Twitter user joked.
"I too would like to live in a set from a '90s point-and-click adventure game," one added.
Another quipped: "Rich people are not okay."
While others are not particularly enjoying the overall vibe in the distinctive property, some seem pleased and love the mysterious energy it gives.
"I think you mean AWESOME. not awesome like I'd own it but awesome like I'd definitely stay there and have a murder mystery part," one Twitter user said.
Another one replied: "I hate to say this but this was pretty much what my dream house looked like as a early teen."
