In the tradition of Christmasification, it’s on to the Halloween village houses. While village houses are more of a Christmas tradition, it wasn’t long in recent years that Halloween had become incredibly popular. So companies who made and sold Christmas village stuff expanded to Halloween with haunted villages. Because why stick to just one holiday? After all, there are some people who love this holiday more than Christmas anyway. Still, while Christmas evokes a winter wonderland, Halloween evokes plenty of haunted houses, cobwebs, graveyards, skeletons, and other spooky stuff. So it’s no wonder that people might prefer a miniature haunted village within their own haunted house. Nevertheless, if you’re in for a fright, enjoy another treasure trove of scary Halloween village houses for your reading pleasure.
- As the coffin door says, “Enter at your own risk!”
And if the inscription is on a coffin, you might want to avoid it. Even if it is bright orange.
2. A purple striped house is certainly a scream.
This is made of paper with a witch in front and a tree behind. If you love Tim Burton, this is for you.
3. Don’t mind the ghost rising from the chimney.
This one lights up inside though it looks quite plain. Then again, haunted houses aren’t meant to look like much.
4. Any Halloween village can look stunning among orange tree lights.
Well, this haunted village doesn’t take much. But it certainly looks scary from the window.
5. When a haunted house has a “Keep Out!” sign, you better avoid it.
Though this is quite an amazing structure made of cardboard. And you don’t have to put a lot of enhancements on it.
6. Beware of the home with the skull and crossed bones.
This one has lace on the roof and a purple tree outside. The other tree doesn’t have much autumn leaves on it.
7. You’d almost think this Halloween village was a hoppin’ town.
Well, it almost seems like a carnival. You’ll find plenty of funny decorations on here. Still, love the lights.
8. An orange evergreen is perfect for any graveyard.
Yes, the tree gives a rather Dr. Seuss touch. Unless you mind the bats and tombstones.
9. You’d almost think this glitter house was abandoned.
Well, haunted houses often look abandoned. Though you’re bound to find ghosts inside.
10. If the house is boarded, there’s probably a ghost inside.
Helps if you put some cobwebs on it. Also, there’s a hint of light from the top window.
11. There’s something batty about this roof.
Contains some cobwebs at the front door and fence. And you’ll find a tombstone, too.
12. A black house is very scary with purple and green window trim.
Contains pom poms and a “Boo!” sign. And yes, it’s covered in glitter. So eerie.
13. You’ll find plenty of spooks on this black house.
This one is covered in cobwebs. But it’s home to ghosts, spiders, vampires, witches, and what have you.
14. Bet you want to know where that light is coming from this striped house.
This one has a roof depicting cobwebs. And yes, most of the trimming is black.
15. Sometimes a simple autumn house is best.
Though this one doesn’t have as much of the scary stuff as the other ones have. Nevertheless, it’s rather quaint.
16. Large lit trees are perfect for any haunted village.
The village doesn’t have to be large. Nor does the tree have to be billowing. A scrawny one will do.
17. A purple house can become especially eerie.
Has green smoke coming from the chimney. And it’s covered in cobwebs for that Halloween touch.
18. Sometimes a gray haunted house is all you need.
Yes, it’s made from cardboard. But it contains ghosts and bats on the upper levels.
19. Nothing goes better for a haunted village like a black metal chandelier on the ceiling.
This one has plenty of platforms. And it lights up at night. Though nobody would want a dog near on it.
20. Sometimes you may find a haunted home with a bright impression.
This one has a bright green house with orange and purple walls. And yes, it makes a great conversation piece.
21. Might want to think twice before entering this blue house.
Yes, it certainly looks like an abandoned house in the middle of the woods. Not sure if there’s a psychokiller lurking around.
22. Better be home before the clock on this strikes midnight.
Got to love the bright blue roof. If it wasn’t for the gray dour facade, you’d almost think it would go great on a Christmas village.
23. This black haunted house is all spotted.
This one appears rather kid family. Though it’s quite whimsical with cute characters.
24. Might want to proceed with caution at this haunted mansion.
This one is held by a pair of skeletons. Got to love the boards, bats, and cobwebs.
25. A gray home often goes well with the wrought iron.
This one also has a clock on it. Yet, the roof is quite fancy for some reason.
26. A skinny house can have a chimney that’s slightly askew.
Though you have to admire the windows on this one. You’d even have one on the tower.
27. There’s something ghostly coming from that purple house.
Though I’d find it more amazing for a ghost to go through a window or wall. But this house is amazing.
28. How about an orange haunted Halloween home?
You’ll find plenty of bare branches and Halloween stuff galore on this one. Great for any haunted display.
29. Sometimes a gray haunted house with a tower is all you need.
This one has quite a scary facade. Like the tombstones and tree.
30. Light through the windows can make any house look eerie from the inside.
This one has a roof trimmed with tinsel and a black tree on its side. A bat is on the front door.
31. You’ll find plenty of frights at this house.
This is made of paper with all kinds of scary figures outside or in the windows. Perfect for a village display.
32. A haunted village can always shine at night when it’s all dark.
This consists of a rocky land that matches the houses. Still, you have to love the lights.
33. With these 3 tower houses, you got to go beyond the grave.
Each of these is boarded up and in shiny paint. And you see plenty of ghosts and pumpkins everywhere.
34. Black houses are always a scream with glittery orange roofs.
Both of these houses have plenty of things to scare you with. And the black candelabra goes quite nicely with them.
35. A green haunted house sits on a rocky foundation.
Well, it certainly sticks out. Wonder if it lights up from the inside at night.
36. A blinged up haunted mansion makes a scary impression.
Yes, it’s quite flashy. But if you’re aiming for a haunted look, this will be a real graveyard smash.
37. A haunted place can be decked in whimsical colors.
This one has a purple roof with black walls and white dormers. You also have a friendly ghost with a smile.
38. You’d almost swear this house was condemned.
Sure it might look haunted. But never underestimate the power of light spray painting.
39. Sometimes a small ceramic house will do with a little paint.
I bet this was one of those craft Christmas houses painted for Halloween. Got to adore the skeletons though.
40. On haunted houses, there’s no limit on towers.
You can see it has lights coming from the inside. However, 4 towers is a bit much for me.
41. A black cat always prefers a bright orange home.
Though it really stands out in a dark room. Still, sometimes a small cottage can be rather scary in its own way.
42. A small orange house is as quaint as it is terrifying.
Helps if it has a black roof and a chimney. But it makes a great home for a ghost.
43. Care to know this home’s previous owner?
Gravestone reads “I.M. Knotwell.” You can guess how he died.
44. Making a small haunted house is simple in black and white.
One has lace trim. The other is covered in a spider web. Both are a haunted sensation.
45. Perhaps a haunted home in diamonds might suit you.
Nice how it’s surrounded by a wrought iron fence. Got to love the trees and lamp post.
46. Sometimes you might want to have a house with a fancy pattern.
Well, this kind of consists of two houses. Though they have different patterns. Like the windows and trees.
47. You’ll find haunted houses like these in 3 sizes.
You can even find them in 3 colors with unique features. All are covered with black cobwebs.
48. Hope you don’t mind the bloody ghost or giant skeleton.
Yes, it’s just a small purple house. But there’s a lot of scary shit going on there. Great for horror movie fans.
49. You can’t do with enough cobwebs on a haunted home.
Sure it’s mostly cotton stuffing from a craft store. But if you get it everywhere on a house like this, you’re doing it right.
50. Sometimes a haunted house is so simple as painting one black.
These mostly consists of ceramic craft houses painted black for a haunted look. Yes, making one of these is that easy.
51. A large black moon and bat are perfect for overlooking a nighttime village haunt.
And the moon is in the face of a skull in black glitter. But yes, it certainly gives a spooky impression.
52. You’d be pressed not pass up a black paper house like this.
You can see there are plenty of chalk markings. Yet, it kind of seems like the wind’s blowing at it.
53. You’d almost think this house can bend backwards.
Features an orange tree, skull and crossbones, and a spider on the roof. A good addition for any Halloween display.
54. Cheesecloth is handy for cobwebs and ghosts.
It’s a small orange glitter house. But you have to adore the ghosts and ghosts.
55. Some haunted houses are decked in all kinds of patterns.
You’d almost think the house has a mind of its own when you look at the windows and shutters. Has a fence with pumpkins.
56. Beware of the black house with the twin spires.
Yes, it’s a rather imposing structure. But you have to adore the black trees decked with orange garlands.
57. At times, a plain haunted house can be all you need.
You might think this just an abandoned house. But add Halloween stuff and it’s haunted.
58. You’d almost swear there was a witch here.
Well, it has a witch on the side which appears when you turn on the light inside. Eerie, isn’t it?
59. The more haunted a house looks the better.
This one has a cut out of freaky twins. And a roof that almost appears like wood.
60. Perhaps earth tones might strike your fancy.
You’d almost think it was real if it was life sized. Like the tree, by the way.
61. Wonder what this witch is brewing.
Then again, I may not want to know. But it’s certainly fancy on the outside.
62. A haunted house can really stand out in lime green.
Has a witch in the center. But the color is certainly a scream.
63. Doesn’t hurt if you board up a window or two.
After all, board up one window and you can really make the place look haunted. Then add some bats.
64. You’d almost think this house as a wicked cage.
Sure enough, it has “Wicked” in green glitter. And yes, it has a lot of dead plants and a spider.
65. You’d almost think this house was ready to collapse.
This one is made of ceramic with bright colors to spook. And yes, it’s quite amusing to see.
66. Perhaps you might want to stop at this scare hotel.
This one has a skeleton on the top story. But I have to like the chimney.
67. You’d almost think this place was a real ghost haunt.
Think of it where ghosts go for Mardi Gras. Though it’s more suited for Halloween.
68. It’s kind of unsettling when you see a green light from a black house.
This one is made of metal. Not sure what’s going on. But you have to like the spider web on here.
69. What’s that red light coming from that church?
Yes, it’s quite menacing. And yes, it’s made from black metal. So scary.
70. Pink light is perfect for a house with a tower.
This one seems to have candles inside. Though I’d see it as a fire hazard more or less.
71. Even a small flicker of light can be quite eerie.
This one is a black metal church. Though the bubbles can enhance its haunted look.
72. You can’t go wrong with a small green cottage.
Sure it doesn’t look like much. But you’d be charmed with the purple trim and a candy corn tree.
73. A simple frame house is perfect for a black cat.
Though I more or less imagine Victorian haunted houses. Modern design doesn’t really do the trick.
74. Seems like nature has really taken over this house.
This house is boarded up and covered with vines. It’s pretty original compared to the others.
75. You’d almost think this house was possessed by demons.
This is rather unsettling. Makes you wonder whether exorcists take house calls.
76. Might want to get a load on this skull tree.
Yes, that’s pretty creepy. Then again, creepy is kind of the point in this one.
77. Doesn’t hurt if a haunted house can shimmer.
This one has a gold roof with blue. But you got to like the tree with the ghosts.
78. There’s something grave near this trailer.
After all, if a home is mobile, you’d wonder why it’s near grave. Then again, you may not want to know.
79. At this house, you’ll find some visitors from another world.
This is supposed to be a UFO sighting. And it seems like the aliens are ready to descend.
80. Apparently, you’ll find this house under a spider infestation.
And it seems like a monster spider attack. If you’re afraid of spiders, you might find this horrifying.
81. A cottage like this is a giant ant’s paradise.
Though would you want to live near giant ants? Definitely not. Because that’s terrifying.
82. If you see snow, you might want to beware of the Yeti.
Though I’m not sure where you’ll find retro style houses in the Himalayas. Though this is quite a creative design.
83. When you see a UFO land, the aliens will emerge.
Never thought I’d see a village UFO crash for Halloween. Though please tell them that you come in peace.
84. Sometimes you can’t go wrong with a flashy purple house.
This one has purple glitter, purple bats, and purple everything. Love it.
85. Old jewelry can create a rather haunted look.
This one has jeweled bordered windows and a large black stone on the door. If you like scary and gaudy stuff, this is for you.
86. For more eerie effect, try some bright green on the windows.
This one is covered with glitter with pumpkins in front. Seems like a place you’d expect the Joker to live in.
87. There’s something ghastly about this abode.
Well, it’s kind of shaped like a ghost. But it’s black with purple windows. Nevertheless, it’s a rather haunted haven.
88. You might want to give some bones about this mobile home.
This one kind of gives me the creeps. Because most people don’t have skeletons outside their houses.
89. You might find something slithering at this frame house.
Apparently, this is basically a snake infestation. But I do like where the chimney is located.
90. There’s something coming from that manhole on the road.
Kind of reminds you of what you’d see in a monster movie. Still, the house seems rather doomed by the looks of it.
91. Perhaps you might want to relax at this autumn cabin.
Sure it may not seem like Halloween. But it kind of has a rather rustic flair.
92. A haunted house can stand out with colorful stripes.
Sure it might have pastel colors. But it’s definitely a Halloween house with graves.
93. Bright colors always make a rather whimsical haunted house.
This one seems rather like a kid friendly craft project. Still, the ghosts are a delight.
94. There are some ghosts who prefer festive accommodations.
This one is made from ceramic. But you have to love trimmings and towers.
95. Nothing can make a house more haunted like Halloween candy.
This one has a rather glittery facade. But you can’t help but trick or treat with this.
96. Bet you find an orange spider on this house.
Well, at least on the top. Still, the black trees on this one are rather imposing.
97. Sometimes a ghost might prefer a glittery home.
It even has some glittery windows and tombstones. Perfect for those who like shiny things.
98. This house seems shaped like a coffin.
Well, in a way. Yet, it has a door in the corner under the word “Boo!”
99. I suppose this is a home to a druggist.
Still, would you want to get any drugs from this place? Probably not.
100. No amazing haunted house should go without a pumpkin
This one is green with black stripes. Still, the pumpkin adds a rather Halloween touch.
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Pretty cool Halloween houses and villages!