'American Horror Story' House Coming Back On The Market (PHOTOS)

Save your Hanukkah gelt for the return of the Alfred F. Rosenheim mansion to the MLS after the first of the year. The property -- probably better known as the place where the hit FX show "American Horror Story" is filmed -- was last listed at $10 million in January. It's been off the market since August to allow for filming of the show and you can expect that price tag to become old news once we bid farewell to 2011, according to the property website.

The home, protected under the Mills Act as a historic landmark, has Tiffany stained-glass windows and light fixtures, and museum-quality Tiffany glass doors. It still has six original fireplaces with Batchelder tiles and lots of other original details.

The three-story main house has a grand ballroom that was once a chapel and is currently being used as a recording studio. An only-in-LA thing!

Architect Rosenheim designed the 15,000-square-foot home in 1902 as his personal residence. Also among his credits: the famous Doheny Mansion.

If you want to get an early peek -- and can pass the pre-qualified-buyers-only test -- contact listing agent Joe Babajian.

Photos courtesy of Realtor.com.

Comments

[tatetheghost]

05:23 PM on 12/23/2011

To anyone who buys this house, let it be known it's mine, and I will haunt and kill all of you!

[peacekitten]

10:32 PM on 12/19/2011

amazing.

hope it doesn't wind up in the hands of total philistines.

although the kitchen does leave something to be desired........

[philistine]

10:38 PM on 12/19/2011

"hope it doesn't wind up in the hands of total philistine­s."

I should be so lucky.

[peacekitten]

10:50 PM on 12/19/2011

lol!

[NormdePlume]

02:43 PM on 12/16/2011

Really lovely. So glad it's protected.

But: someone needs to do something with the kitchen. The butcher block is ridiculously small and just doesn't belong with that grand light fixture.

[VioletDatura]

04:39 PM on 12/19/2011

I agree, it can be hard to make the jump into the modern world, but the kitchen is awful. Way too much empty space, and not enough useful space. Also, the whole bathroom tub fixture thingy is just garish. They should have put more into the integration of antique to modern, especially in the kitchen area. It can be done.

[mlaiuppa]

11:29 AM on 12/16/2011

Beautiful. I'd love to live there if I had the money. But that pool table has to go.

[VioletDatura]

04:40 PM on 12/19/2011

Seems like it was in the wrong room. A bigger, more open space is what they needed. The room it's in is too tiny and why use a room with a view?

[robodawa]

07:04 PM on 12/15/2011

Does it need to be tuck pointed?

[robodawa]

07:03 PM on 12/15/2011

Does it need to be tuckpointed?

[srhMayheM]

06:22 PM on 12/15/2011

What no basement pictures?

[denisicle]

04:22 PM on 12/15/2011

Cool. I wouldn't mind living there, as long as no ghosts kill me or make me go crazy . . .

[sissysheried]

08:16 PM on 12/15/2011

You can call Ghostbusters..