Famous village ‘Hunger Games’ that served as an iconic film set in the hits market for $ 1.95 million south of the South

The village in real life served as the district 12th site in the exclusivity of the hit film “The Hunger Games” is on sale for $ 1.95 million full of 73 hectares, a private river stretch and a fully operational Airbnb home.

Henry River Mill Village in Hickory, NC, will undoubtedly be immediately known to fans of the film series, who played Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson.

Because it looks leafy and idyllic in its ranking photos, the village provided the perfect backdrop for the war-torn circle, where the central characters of the film-Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellak and Gale Hawthorne were born and grew.

The property spreads to 70 hectares, which is divided between two lists, one of which offers a parcel of 42.92 hectares of land for $ 800,000 — the other, which is listed for $ 1.15 million, includes 28 hectares and numerous buildings.

Anyone who buys the second property will also win the keys for a fully renovated Airbnb renovated holiday home, who has long tried popular with film fans, eager to visit such an iconic part of Hunger Games.

The village is home to about 30 residential properties and is adjacent to Bakers Mountain Park, which boasts an 189 -acre forest and numerous walks.

Henry Mill Village has become a hot tourist spot since the first theaters of “Hunger Games” in 2012, collecting $ 50,000 a year as a traction site.

In addition, the property landing is understood to bring a stunning $ 20,000 a year from the holiday rents.

Before making a historic landmark in 2019, the area boasted with a textile mill, a post office, a shop and a firefighter.

Those who work in the village even had their own currency form, known as Doogaloos, which allowed them to become extremely self-suffering.

According to the order: “The appointed part of the complex includes the two -storey enterprise store building, the tank, the twenty house mills, the supporting structures associated and the landscape elements.

“The mill was closed in 1970 and burned in 1977, leaving the village to be abandoned slowly.

The official website notes that the main millions were believed to have been burned on the ground due to a mitigating strike.

“Henry River is an example of history that looks so distant, but it can still be seen, touched and heard with our eyes and ears,” says Sit.

Current owners, who are only known as Henry River Mill Village LLC, bought property in October 2017.

At the time of the shoot, it was another owner.

Film fans can be able to see the village on the big screen again soon Susanne CollinsThe author of the novels “The Hunger Games” revealed that the fifth installment, “Sunrise on the Reaping”, will hit the shelves March 18th.

Adaptation of the film will debut in the cinema in November 2026.