Famous homes from movies and TV

From a Manhattan townhouse made famous by Audrey Hepburn to an infamous home in Amityville, these residences that starred in movies and on TV have catapulted into the realm of the iconic.

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By Amy Schellenbaum, Curbed

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Amityville Horror
Amityville, N.Y.

This rather unassuming Colonial is where Ronald DeFeo Jr. killed six people as they slept. The home, made famous by the 1977 horror flick, has changed hands three times since the 1974 murders. What's more, townspeople have changed the home's address several times hoping to sever the property's connection to the murders, but the pesky real estate media keep giving away the secret.
Amityville Horror
Amityville, N.Y.

This rather unassuming Colonial is where Ronald DeFeo Jr. killed six people as they slept. The home, made famous by the 1977 horror flick, has changed hands three times since the 1974 murders. What's more, townspeople have changed the home's address several times hoping to sever the property's connection to the murders, but the pesky real estate media keep giving away the secret.