"American Horror Story: Freak Show" spoilers are few and far between but creator Ryan Murphy dished out some as he said that he's quite nervous about the things she made Sara Paulson do. Meanwhile, the mansion-known as "Murder House" in season 1, is being put up for sale.

Ryan Murphy ("Glee") said that Sarah Paulson's role could be the most physically and emotionally taxing among the characters in the show.

He told Entertainment Weekly Radio that it's "the most challenging character I've ever created. I'm nervous for Sarah."

Meanwhile, he also dished other "American Horror Story: Freak Show" spoilers including directing the season premiere. The last time he helmed an episode was back in season 1 for the pilot.

"I'm so excited for Freak Show," Ryan Murphy said, who promised viewers that "American Horror Story: Freak Show" will be a "super scary thrill ride."

According to the official "American Horror Story: Freak Show" season 4 spoilers from FX: the story arc revolves around the story of Jessica Lange's character, a German expat who manages and operates a sideshow of unique individuals in Jupiter, Florida in the 1950s.

They are the last remaining freak show in the country and they will do anything to keep the group intact.

Meanwhile, the six-bedroom and five-bath "Murder House" was put up for listing, according to Today. The Gothic-inspired house has become a favorite destination by Hollywood if it wants something creepy.

According to the publication, the Alfred F. Rosenheim estate in Country Club Park was built in 1907 and was chosen as location for the TV shows "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Californication," "Grey's Anatomy," "CSI Miami," and the "Mentalist."

The listing agent Joe Babajian told Today that the ideal buyer would be "someone with a deep appreciation for architecture and Hollywood culture."

There's no date yet for the airing of "American Horror Story: Freak Show" though it's believed that it will premiere in fall.