How Much Did Matt Rife Pay for 'The Conjuring' House and Annabelle?

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Digital Phablet – Renowned American comedian Matt Rife has gone viral on social media after sharing that he and YouTuber Elton Castee purchased the former residence and museum of Ed and Lorraine Warren, famously associated with the horror hit series, The Conjuring.

This horror series introduced viewers to a haunted doll named Annabelle, which Rife also acquired during the purchase. The revelation caused a stir among fans of the franchise who watched the terrifying movies. While the Hollywood films dramatize events, the Warren family and Annabelle are real.

Paranormal investigator Lorraine Warren passed away in 2019 at age 92, and her husband, Ed Warren, died in 2006 at age 76.

Recent news about a paranormal researcher named Dan Rivera, who died while on tour with the demonic Annabelle doll in July, has intensified concerns. Rivera was found dead in a Pennsylvania hotel room, and local authorities ruled his death as natural after an investigation.

How much did Matt Rife pay for the “Conjuring” house and Annabelle?

Matt Rife purchases the “Conjuring” house and Annabelle doll

INSANE ANNOUNCEMENT 😍🤯😈👹
I have officially bought Ed and Lorraine Warren’s former home and Occult Museum, including the haunted collection—such as THE ANNABELLE DOLL—for at least the next 5 years, with my good friend @EltonCastee!! If you know me, you know I love all things paranormal and haunted.”

To mark his acquisition, Matt Rife took to social media and shared, “I’ve officially bought Ed and Lorraine Warren’s former home and occult museum, including the entire haunted collection and THE ANNABELLE DOLL, for the next five years along with my good friend @eltoncastee!! If you’re familiar with me, you know I’m obsessed with ghosts and haunted artifacts.”

He also revealed plans to allow visitors to stay overnight and tour the museum, hoping to share the chilling history of this renowned location with fans and paranormal enthusiasts.

How much did the American comedian spend?

Rife did not disclose the exact purchase price. However, estimates from various sources suggest the Connecticut property cost between $550,000 and $680,000, not including the authentic artifacts left by the Warrens.