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‘A Christmas Story’ house in Ohio listed for sale just in time for Christmas: ‘Definitely exciting’
The home from the movie “A Christmas Story” has formally been put up on the market in Cleveland, Ohio.
The sale in its entirety makes up 1.3 acres of property, in keeping with a list posted Monday on achristmasstoryhouse.com.
Chad Whitmer, the itemizing agent from the Northeast Ohio-based industrial actual property firm Hoff and Leigh, stated the itemizing contains the home, the Bumpus home, the reward store, museum and various vacant heaps which have been acquired by the house’s present proprietor over time.
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“It’s undoubtedly thrilling for the town of Cleveland,” Whitmer instructed Fox Information Digital.
The home from the 1983 movie “A Christmas Story,” has been listed on the market in Cleveland, Ohio.
(A Christmas Story Home & Museum)
Whereas the precise value of the property has not been introduced, Whitmer stated he is anticipating the quantity to be within the eight-figure vary.
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Situated at 3159 West eleventh Road within the Tremont neighborhood, the home has been operated as a museum and reward store since 2006, underneath the management of the house’s present proprietor, Brian Jones.
Brian Jones holds the leg lamp from the film, “A Christmas Story.”
(A Christmas Story Home & Museum)
“They’ve turned [the home] into one thing particular,” stated Whitmer.
Up to now, followers of the 1983 vacation movie have been in a position to go to the home and see unique costumes, props and different beloved memorabilia related to Ralphie Parker and his household, in keeping with the museum’s web site.
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Whitmer is anticipating the property to attraction to those that have an excellent love for the film and even an investor or enterprise operator who “has the flexibility to take it to the following degree.”
“[The property] lends itself to enlargement,” stated Whitmer.
Whitmer added that he is thinking about seeing how the house’s future purchaser decides to “make it into one thing much more particular for the town of Cleveland.”
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