You can rent it for the summer, too.
Back in 1957, Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller rented 64 Deep Lane in East Hampton, an unusual property that included a working windmill from the time it was built in 1830 up until the 1950s. Now, it's on the rental market again.
Scroll down for a look inside.
The house sits on a sprawling 5.45-acre plot in the Amagansett hamlet of East Hampton.
It's 1,100 square feet across three floors.
Monroe and Miller aren't the only famous tenants.Writer Kurt Vonnegut and actor Terence Stamp also rented it.
There are two bedrooms.
Here's the other one.
And one bathroom.
Here's the top floor – it seems to be used as a closet.
The exterior includes a terrace and plenty of space for outdoor entertaining.
For $55,000 (£40,715), it could be yours this summer. Here's a link to the Douglas Elliman listing.
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