This haunted home will always be a classic. Featured in the ever-terrifying film The Exorcist, this Gtown abode houses devilish demons. Be sure you know a good priest. [Zillow]

The idea of having your new crib also be the final resting place of so many souls is a bit...unnerving. So as Frazier's Funeral Home because a less permanent residence for future buyers, be sure any bumps in the night are checked out thoroughly. [PoP]

It may be too cold for pool parties, but this place will give anyone the chills no matter how hot the weather is. The Overlee Pool in Arlington is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of Margaret A. Febrey. Maybe she just wants to have a good time with everyone else? [WaPo]

The nabe that's famous outside the DMV may also be the most haunted. It is one of the oldest spots in the city, so there's plenty of history to spook interested parties. Behind nearly every row house door may be a dark tale to be told. [WTOP]

Reported to be "the most haunted home in DC", this current home of the American Institute of Architects may also have been a slave market. Built by Colonel John Tayloe III in 1801, two of his daughters have supposedly never left the residence.

An unsolved murder involving sex and intrigue never fails to light up the imagination. Robert Eric Wone was murdered in this U Street row house back in 2006. There are plenty of details surrounding the events, but no word if Wone is still residing in this house. [Wikipedia]