The haunted house from ‘The Conjuring’ sells for $1.5 million

It was sold by Jenn and Cory Heinzen, who bought the house in 2019 from Andrea Perron for $4,39,000, on Thursday. Perron’s family lived in the house between 1971 and 1980 and claimed to have experienced many supernatural activities. The Perron family sought the help of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, based on whose accounts the film was made.

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The new owner of the home is Jacqueline Nuñez, a real estate developer who lives in Boston. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, Nuñez hopes to collaborate with Perron and use the property as a “learning centre” where interested parties can “connect with the spirits”.

While talking about the purchase, Nuñez told the US newspaper, “This is a very personal purchase for me. When it hit the market, I thought ‘this is a property that enables people to speak to the dead’.”

‘The Conjuring’ House sold for $1,525,000 USD or about 30% over asking. It’s located in RI and was bought by a real estate developer. The sellers wrote into offer that a condition of sale was that the new owner not live in the house year-round 😂 pic.twitter.com/GBBSgoFWep

— TBlake (@therealtblake) May 27, 2022

Just read that the conjuring house thats in RI was sold for a couple mil, but no one has stayed longer than a year. I wanna go.

— Jerei ✨ 👑 (@Boobs_nTattoos) May 28, 2022

person who bought it plans to keep the paranormal tourism business previous owners started. in 2019, so it’s likely this contingency is just marketing.

— TBlake (@therealtblake) May 27, 2022

the conjuring house is sold😭😭

— toffee’s daylight (@colbyslangue) May 27, 2022

why anyone would want to buy the conjuring house is beyond me

— vaccine vixen (@Mylove_Des) May 27, 2022

Bro to go to the conjuring house would be a dream

— 𝖆𝖒𝖎𝖗𝖆𝖍 (@amiralax_) May 26, 2022

Someone bought the Conjuring house for 1.4 million

— Meher (@rabdi_meher) May 28, 2022

Andrea Perron, who lived in the house from 1971 to 1980, says she experienced harrowing encounters there. At a séance, Miss Perron saw her mother levitating and then being thrown 20 feet. She says she hit her head so hard that she thought she was killed. https://t.co/tBAovyd6aX pic.twitter.com/HCppHiuSwr

— WSJ Real Estate (@WSJRealEstate) May 24, 2022

Interestingly, Nuñez’s future plans are in line with what Jenn and Cory Heinzen did with the farmhouse. The couple had rented the property to paranormal investigators. They told the newspaper that one reason why they sold the house to Nuñez was that they wanted someone who would use the property to continue the business that they started. Among their conditions was that the buyer should not stay overnight in the property, “in the interest of their own safety”.