Jade Reed
Ever watched your favorite TV show and wished you could step inside the house where all the drama unfolds?
Thanks to Airbnb, that dream can become reality.
Some of the most iconic homes from popular television series are now available for overnight stays, giving fans a chance to live like their beloved characters.
From cozy family homes to mysterious mansions, these rentals offer an unforgettable experience that goes beyond just watching the screen.
1. The Byers House from Stranger Things
Fans of the hit Netflix series can actually sleep in the home where Joyce Byers frantically searched for Will.
This unassuming house in Fayetteville, Georgia served as the exterior for one of the show’s most memorable locations.
The owners fully embraced the show’s legacy by decorating with twinkling Christmas lights year-round and alphabet letters on the wall, just like Joyce used to communicate with her missing son.
Walking through the front door feels like stepping directly into the Upside Down universe.
Guests often spend time recreating their favorite scenes or simply soaking in the nostalgic 1980s atmosphere that made Stranger Things such a cultural phenomenon.
2. Bella Swan’s House from Twilight
Step into the world of vampires and werewolves at this authentic 1930s home in St. Helens, Oregon.
The house where Bella lived with her father Charlie has been carefully preserved to match the movie’s aesthetic, complete with that distinctive green kitchen.
Her bohemian-style bedroom remains intact, allowing Twilight superfans to literally sleep where Bella dreamed about Edward.
The vintage charm of this Pacific Northwest gem captures the moody, romantic atmosphere that defined the entire film series.
Whether you’re Team Edward or Team Jacob, spending a night here offers a unique connection to one of the most beloved supernatural romance franchises ever created.
3. Tony Stark’s Cabin from Avengers: Endgame
Marvel fans can experience the peaceful retreat where Tony Stark found solace with his family in Fairburn, Georgia.
This lakeside sanctuary provided the emotional backdrop for some of Endgame’s most touching moments, including Tony’s heartfelt conversations with his daughter Morgan.
The serene natural setting offers a stark contrast to the high-tech chaos of Stark Industries.
Guests enjoy fishing from the dock, relaxing on the porch, and imagining what it would be like to be a genius billionaire superhero seeking quiet family time.
The cabin’s tranquil atmosphere makes it perfect for anyone needing to escape the superhero-level stress of everyday life and recharge their arc reactor.
4. The Harp House from Fixer Upper
Featured in the very first episode of the beloved HGTV series, this Waco, Texas property showcases Chip and Joanna Gaines’ signature design magic.
The transformation from outdated to stunning launched a home renovation revolution that inspired millions of viewers nationwide.
With space for up to 12 guests, the Harp House features all the farmhouse chic details fans adore: shiplap walls, vintage finds, and that perfect blend of rustic and modern.
Every room tells a story of the Gaines’ design philosophy and attention to detail.
Staying here isn’t just about sleeping in a TV-famous house—it’s about experiencing firsthand the warmth and style that made Fixer Upper a cultural phenomenon.
5. The Murder House from American Horror Story
Brave souls can spend the night in the infamous Rosenheim Mansion, better known as the Murder House from American Horror Story’s first season.
Located in Los Angeles, this stunning Victorian home dates back to 1908 and oozes Gothic grandeur from every corner.
The mansion’s dark history on screen includes countless fictional tragedies, though the real house simply boasts incredible architectural beauty.
High ceilings, ornate woodwork, and period details create an atmosphere that’s both elegant and slightly eerie.
While it was available for six months starting February 2016, availability varies, so horror fans should check current listings.
Just remember: the ghosts are only on television!
6. The Breaking Bad RV
While not technically a house, this iconic rolling laboratory deserves a spot on any TV location bucket list.
The RV where Walter White and Jesse Pinkman cooked their infamous blue product has become a pilgrimage site for Breaking Bad devotees visiting Albuquerque.
Though the original was destroyed on the show, replicas and similar RVs occasionally appear on rental platforms for the ultimate fan experience.
The desert landscape surrounding these listings perfectly captures New Mexico’s stark beauty that became a character itself throughout the series.
Staying in a Breaking Bad-themed RV means waking up to those endless southwestern skies while channeling your inner chemistry teacher turned antihero.
7. The Full House Victorian
San Francisco’s most photographed residence, the Tanner family home from Full House, occasionally opens its doors to lucky fans.
This stunning Victorian painted lady became television royalty through eight seasons of family-friendly sitcom shenanigans and the recent Fuller House reboot.
Located in the city’s Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood, the exterior remains exactly as Uncle Jesse, Danny, and Joey would remember it.
While only the outside appeared on screen (interiors were filmed on soundstages), standing on those famous steps recreates pure nostalgic magic.
Availability is extremely limited and highly sought after, so fans hoping to experience life as a Tanner must plan well ahead and act quickly when opportunities arise.
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