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House Of Stephen King. Stephen King's House in Bangor, ME (17 Photos) Spiders, bat-winged creatures, and a three-headed reptile all decorate the black wrought-iron. After legendary horror writer Stephen King published his novel "The Shining", the Maine native decided to ditch his adopted home of Colorado.Stephen King's creative instincts were urging him to return to Maine.In 1980, Stephen King purchased a spooky Victorian mansion located on West Broadway in the shadow of downtown Bangor.

Stephen King's home is located in the picturesque city of Bangor, Maine, a popular tourist destination known for its rich history, charming architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. You can rent a car or utilize local transportation services to reach central Bangor, where King's house is.

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Spiders, bat-winged creatures, and a three-headed reptile all decorate the black wrought-iron. This is partly due to the fact that the street is as close as most people are allowed to get Now, the Kings like their privacy, so there aren't any pictures or details about what the inside of the house looks like, which obviously makes it even more fascinating and appealing to fans.

Stephen King's Maine Home Gets New Frightening Tree Sculpture. But it probably has even more to do with the fact that the house is so immediately distinctive looking. Stephen King's home is located in the picturesque city of Bangor, Maine, a popular tourist destination known for its rich history, charming architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.

Inspiration 80 of Stephen King House Interior theworldofmusiicservantxx. Stephen King's house is filled with nods to his prolific literary career that will delight readers and fans alike Perhaps the most famous feature is the wrought-iron spiderweb gate that hearkens back to one of his most famous works, "The Mist." Visitors will also be able to spot a red balloon tied to a drainpipe in reference to King's.