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There's just one notable difference from the house depicted in the movie and the actual house in Pennsylvania.

The house used as Buffalo Bill's home in the 1991 classic "Silence of the Lambs," where some of the most iconic scenes from the movie were filmed, is on the market.

Originally built in 1910, the house looks almost exactly like it did in the movie, with antique touches in each room.

The home is located in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania, a little over 30 miles south of Pittsburgh. It's listed for just under $300,000 and according to Allan's listing, the house has four bedrooms, a three-car detached garage and an in-ground pool.