The house of the cult American writer William Blatty, the author of The Exorcist (The Exorcist) novel, is for sale in Maryland, USA. The house was put up for sale for $ 3.2 million. The writer's family lived here from 2011 to 2017, until Blatty's death. The writer's wife, actress Julia Blatty, claims that the presence of a ghost is clearly felt in the house. The woman is sure that this is their late son, who died at the age of 19, writes the Los Angeles Times.
“Peter's presence is very tangible. There is nothing scary or scary about it. Just an interesting phenomenon. We came to believe in this after a series of incidents. They forced us to admit that this is a beneficent touch of our son, who tells us that he is still with us and he is happy, "- quoted Julia Blatty" Priane ".
William Blatty himself recognized the existence of a ghost in the house during his lifetime. In 2015, he published his memoir Finding Peter: The True Story of the Hand of Providence and Proof of Life After Death. In the book, the writer returns to the events that happened to his family during his life in Hollywood. Blatty also describes the sudden death of his son from a rare heart defect and the experience of meeting his spirit afterwards.
Mansion with six bedrooms and five bathrooms built in 1988. It has a Georgian colonial style and is located in the Burning Tree area of the small town of Bethesda. The description of the object does not contain any information about the ghosts, however, it mentions "a huge crystal chandelier", "a spacious study of cherry" and "dining room the size of an embassy." The house features a handcrafted bar from the UK, a club room, a two-story lounge and an indoor pool.
As a reminder, William Peter Blatty was a prolific novelist and screenwriter. His most famous brainchild was the novel The Exorcist, which he wrote in 1971. This is a story about two priests who decided to pursue a demon who possessed a 12-year-old girl from Washington. The book has sold over 13 million copies. Two years after the release of the bestseller, the movie of the same name was released, which is now considered a classic of horror films. The film won two Academy Awards, including one for Blatty's work as a screenwriter.
