See The 'Creed' Mansion In Huntingdon Valley Before It Goes Up For Auction

The mansion where a scene of the recent hit film Creed was filmed is going up for auction, and there will be one final open house beforehand.

The 2015 film starred Michael B. Jordan as the son of Apollo Creed, a boxer who died after a fight with Rocky in the original film franchise. Creed's son, Adonis Johnson Creed, plays out a key early scene with his mother that was filmed on the Huntingdon Valley property.

On the grand staircase pictured above, young Creed's mother, played by Phylicia Rashad, attempts to convince him to stay away from boxing. “Do you know how many times I carried your father up these stairs?”

The custom home, located on 3900 Buck Road, was originally built for a "high profile Philadelphia business leader," according to spokespersons with Max Spann Auction Co. The owner has since passed away, and the property fell to the bank.

The estate features a movie theatre, wrap around bar, indoor putting green, a private cherry wood library, a separate massive apartment over the garage, and a five acre park-like setting in the backyard, featuring statues.

In total, the home measures 16,130 square feet.

'They are not making homes like these anymore," said Bob Dann, COO for Max Spann.

The open house is set for Thursday, October 27 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. The auction will take place on November 2 at 6 p.m.

Images courtesy Max Spann Auction Co.