Sharon Tate Murder House’s Front Door Hits Auction Block

The entrance door to the notorious home the place Charles Manson‘s maniacal followers murdered Sharon Tate is up on an public sale block … and Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor performed a key position within the artifact making it there.

The door as soon as stood at 10050 Cielo Drive, however had fairly the journey following the grisly Manson murders in 1969, in response to Christopher Moore … the door’s present proprietor, who’s promoting it via Julien’s Auctions.

Trent recorded his group’s “Downward Spiral” album in the home whereas renting it in 1992 … however Christopher tells us the singer took the door with him when he moved out the following yr earlier than the place was razed.

And, as we reported, “Full House” creator Jeff Franklin‘s mansion sits on the land at present — and that is been re-listed a number of instances, first going in the marketplace for $85 mil however now it is just below $55M.

Christopher says Trent went on to make use of the door because the entry to his New Orleans recording house — however he relocated the studio to L.A. in 2004, and put the NOLA build up on the market.

We’re informed a health care provider scooped up the property in 2012, however took the entrance door out of the trash when he came upon its historic significance.

From there, Chris says he purchased it off the doc in 2017 and was planning on putting in it into an outdated church he owned, however the historic district stated no cube … so, as a substitute, he put it up on the public sale block.

The piece was anticipated to fetch anyplace from $2,000 to $4,000, nevertheless it’s skyrocketed previous $22k with simply 7 bids! FYI, the public sale would not shut till September … so we’re guessing it is gonna hold climbing.