Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer’s Childhood Home For Sale

Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Photo: A&E

The Bath Township, Ohio childhood home of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer is on the market and up for grabs.

Don’t worry –I’ll give you time to go and get your checkbook.

JeffereyDahmer — The childhood home and the place where Jeffery Dahmer murdered his first victim in 1978 is again for sale.

While this house has a certain stigma to it, Realtor Rich Lubinski of Stouffer Reality Inc. thinks that selling this house, while tough, isn’t impossible.

The asking price? $295,000.

Lubinski reminds people that “this house never killed anyone.”

He talks about the market — how it is a seller’s market, and one of the main reasons he took on this house.

While there is no evidence of what happened in 1978, the house still draws a lot of attention.

Recently a film crew from Japan did a story on who lived at that house.

Proof positive that this house, built in the 1950s, still creates a lot of buzz.

The house, which is located at 4480 West Bath Road, is considered mid-century modern, and there is a huge market for this. Bath is a very desirable area, so Lubinski thinks this house won’t last long.

If you want to tour the house, you are out of luck. No tours are being given. Lubinski says:

“This is not a museum.”

For those who are serious about buying this house, bring your acceptance letter and prepare to enjoy the beautiful views.

JeffreyDahmerback2 — Childhood where Jeffrey Dahmer on the market for sale, again.

JeffreyDahmerback — Backyard view from childhood home of Jeffrey Dahmer

JeffreyDahmerback1 — Another view of Jeffrey Dahmer’s childhood home which is now up for sale.

JeffreyDahmerback3 — Childhood home of Jeffrey Dahmer

How much creepier can this get!? –and if these are the “beautiful views” that are being sold for enjoyment then I think I’ll pass! Not only was this the home that the Jeffrey Dahmer grew up in, but also the alleged home of his first homicide.

Thanks but no thanks.

My hat goes off to anyone who has the balls to purchase this place after knowing the history. I can’t even imagine the evil spirits that must dwell within those walls. Perhaps a museum of sorts would seem befitting for this “mid-century modern” asylum?