Fortuneteller Home from 1979's Phantasm Horror Film Hits the Market for the 3rd Time in One Year
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The infamous Fortuneteller house from the horror film classic, Phantasm (1979), has hit the market on April 3, 2015 for $955,000. Surprisingly, the house looks exactly the same today as it did for the film in 1979 almost suggesting that no one has lived in the home this entire time. The other odd thing is that the home most recently sold on August 14, 1994 for $900K and prior to that sold on April 24, 2014 for $625K. So it seems that nobody wants any business with this house or maybe its haunted.
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| Above images courtesy Keller Williams |
The current owner is SceL Properties LLC who purchased from Asi Sason Shabo who purchased from the Harold F. Miller Living Trust. Its possible that the Miller Trust was possibly the owner when filming took place back in 1979 but its hard to verify as online property records dont go back that far.
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| Above scenes from the film back in 1979 |
The home measures 4 Beds/2 Baths on 1,751 sqft on a total lot size of 0.82 acres built in 1937. The home is marketed as a teardown with the following listing description:
Build your dream Estate on over 3/4 of an Acre FLAT lot. The Warner Center Village project is underway and will make this location even more desirable in the very near future. Lot size is 120/wide x 298/deep. MUST SEE!
You can also read more about the Phantasm location at Los Angeles Magazine, Then and Now Movie Locations, LAWeekly, and the Phantasm Archives blog.
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