'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' House For Sale: Here's How Much It'll Cost and How to Buy It
'90s kids now have the chance to live out a dream and live like their favorite witch Sabrina Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart)—but it'll cost you.
The home that Sabrina, Salem, Hilda and Zelda lived in on the show Sabrina the Teenage Witch has gone up for sale in New Jersey.
The building has changed slightly since the late '90s when it was the setting for the show but remains recognizable to fans of the show. The property is located in Freehold, New Jersey and is listed online now at just under $2 million.
Where is the Sabrina the Teenage Witch house?
Listed online by Century 21 Action Plus Realty, the house featured in Sabrina the Teenage Witch is found at 64 E Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey.
It's actually listed as an office building for commercial use. It sits by the Freehold Boros business area. The entire property is made up of two parts with the front building, which is the iconic image from the show, measuring in at approximately 4862 square foot while the back building is an additional 2000 square foot.
The front building features three floors and a large attic. There's a large kitchen with many offices set off of it.
How much does the Sabrina the Teenage Witch house cost?
The property in Freehold, New Jersey is listed on the market for $1,950,000. The property has long since been used as a commercial property and as an office space.
If you'd like to rent the space, it'll cost $9,750 per month for the front house and $3,200 for the back portion.
Why the house was used for TV
While the front of the building was used to imply it was Sabrina the Teenage Witch's house, all of the interior shots were filmed on a stage elsewhere.
At the time it was used for the show, it was owned by Scott Beskin who ran a law firm from the building. He told the Asbury Park Press that one day a location scout for Sabrina stopped by and asked if they could take a picture of the building to use in a television show. Beskin said: "I just thought it was flattering that someone liked the looks of my Victorian building as much as I did."
The paper reports that in 2014 it was bought by Three Buddies LLC who renovated it with the hopes of selling it as an office. In the '90s the house was white on the outside but now appears to have been painted a more neutral yellow color.
There are nods to the pop culture reference nearby the building as next door to "Sabrina's house" there's a photography studio called Magical Encounters.
