A gorgeous, 6,000-square-foot Victorian in Rome, GA, featured in Season 4 of the Netflix show “Stranger Things” is this week’s most popular listing on Realtor.com®.

Known as the Creel House on the show, the seven-bedroom home boasts many unique details, including an antique wall safe. The house was recently renovated, but whether demogorgons are included in the sale remains to be seen.

Other digs that drew your clicks include a New Hampshire beauty with an indoor “birdhouse,” a groovy pad in Indiana, and a tiny hunting cabin in Vermont.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, keep scrolling.

10. 191 N Shore Rd, New Durham, NH 

Price: $2,195,000
Why it’s here: Tucked inside this lakefront residence, you will find an awesome, three-story stone fireplace, 20-foot walls of windows, and an indoor room known as the “birdhouse.”

Built in 2005, the four-bedroom home overlooks Merrymeeting Lake and offers 100 feet of spectacular water frontage. Inside the multilevel treehouse-style residence, an eye-popping design awaits. From the handcrafted stairway and exposed timbers to the fabulous “birdhouse” with a private balcony perched above the great room, the unique interiors will certainly make for a great conversation piece.

There’s also an in-law suite, and the nearly 1-acre property abuts 86 acres of conservation land.

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9. 900 Pine Tree Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 

Price: $395,000
Why it’s here: Calling all midcentury modern enthusiasts: This affordable time capsule, designed by renowned architect Ted Smith, offers a well-preserved look from 1959.

The three-bedroom home features a spacious living room with clean lines, a vaulted ceiling, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The comfortable, 1,611 square feet of space provides a throwback to an earlier era, with its multilevel living spaces, retro kitchen, and covered carport.

The modest price tag has already caught the eye of one buyer, and a sale is pending.

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8. 1090 Pearidge Rd, Bostic, NC

Price: $4,995,000
Why it’s here: Majestic Blue Ridge Mountain living never looked better than from inside this 13,014-square-foot megamansion.

Nestled on 27 acres about an hour west of Charlotte, the three-bedroom home features every luxury amenity imaginable. From the chef’s kitchen and second kitchen found on the lower level to the multilevel terraces and patios, the grand property was designed for entertaining.

A spectacular primary suite with a fireplace, dressing room, and spa-inspired bathroom spans a whopping 2,575 square feet of space.

There’s also a three-story elevator to easily transport you throughout the massive home.

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7. 369 S Good Ave, Indianapolis, IN

Price: $299,000
Why it’s here: Take a step back in time in this beautifully restored, four-bedroom home.

Built in 1902, the affordably priced, 2,184-square-foot house features a fun and funky interior complete with classic wallpaper and original hardwood floors.

There’s a claw-foot tub in one bathroom, while another features a brand-new shower. Keep an eye out for the custom Freddie Mercury–stained glass and wall-mounted pencil sharpener.

A cozy front porch provides a great spot to enjoy morning coffee.

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6. 12435A E Six Mile Grove Rd, Momence, IL

Price: $499,900
Why it’s here: This modernized four-bedroom Victorian is set on 6 acres of pristine farmland.

Known as the Bellinger Home, the 3,209-square-foot house from 1907 still features original rounded walls, a double-sided fireplace, and a walnut staircase. A primary suite boasts a shiplap cathedral ceiling, exposed brick, and custom built-ins.

And a chicken house, barn, and enormous outbuilding can also be found on the property. The listing has already received multiple offers.

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5. 7 Filbert St, Medford, NJ

Price: $585,000
Why it’s here: Built in 1844, this five-bedroom, Federal Colonial has been modernized over the years. But it still features many historic details throughout its three levels.

The wide-plank pine flooring, a grand staircase, numerous fireplaces, and a secret passageway to a spiral staircase offer a look back at this home’s storied history.

Modernizations include an updated kitchen with Shaker cabinets and quartz countertops, new bathrooms, and a bright sunroom.

The multitiered wooden deck overlooks a private double lot.

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4. 350 Camp 12 Rd, Pittsfield, VT

Price: $175,000
Why it’s here: This tiny, 311-square-foot hunting cabin sits on 65 acres of complete privacy in the Green Mountain state.

Located just 15 minutes north of the popular ski town of Killington, this “little cabin in the woods” offers simple living. There’s one bedroom located in a sleeping loft. The main floor has a propane-fueled oven and refrigerator, while a Jotul wood stove keeps things warm and cozy.

A buyer would have to enjoy roughing it, as there’s no running water or indoor plumbing. Water is provided by a gravity-fed system, and an outhouse with a composting toilet is located nearby.

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3. 72 College St, Lost Creek, WV

Price: $772,620
Why it’s here: If these walls could talk, what a tale the former Lost Creek Elementary School would tell.

Offered up for auction, the 3-acre property includes a three-story school, gymnasium, and annex building.

The contents of the school are being sold separately, and potential buyers should be aware there are contingencies relating to the sale.

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2. Treehouse 2503 SW 8th St, Bentonville, AR 

Price: $1,250,000
Why it’s here: Get in touch with your inner child with this custom-built treehouse that offers a fun playground for adults.

A swinging bridge, heated pool with a waterfall, covered fire pit, covered lookout patio, and rope landing lounge can be enjoyed at this outdoor oasis.

The cozy, two-bedroom home with two indoor kitchens and an outdoor kitchen has been operating as a successful short-term rental property, according to the listing.

Relax and take in the views from a full walk-around deck.

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1. 906 E 2nd Ave SW, Rome, GA

Price: $1,500,000
Why it’s here: This is the creepy Creel House featured in Season 4 of the popular Netflix show “Stranger Things.” Naturally, fans of the show clicked on the listing to take a closer look.

Built in 1882, the not-so-scary Victorian features a “majestic formal dining room where telekinesis is no longer practiced during meals; an adjoining parlor, perfect for playing Dungeons and Dragons; and a living room ideal for hosting meetings of the Hellfire Club,” according to the tongue-in-cheek details of the listing.

The sellers purchased the 6,000-square-foot home just three years ago for $350,000. Now renovated and restored, the seven-bedroom house features a luxe chef’s kitchen with a 15-foot island draped in black marble, a walk-in pantry, a butler’s pantry, and a wet bar.

The imposing home sits on 1 acre that includes a guesthouse.

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