Real Estate Beat: Ferris Bueller's Ferrari house

ferris bueller house

List Price: $1,650,000

The Property: This suburban Chicago home became important after it appeared in a 1986 movie Ferris Buellers Day Off. In a movie, a 5,300-square-foot residence was owned by Ferris Buellers friend, Cameron Frye. In a scene from a movie, Frye sends his fathers Ferrari through a single of a houses potion walls as well as into a woods. Its a same mid-century Ferrari residence which was listed in 2009 for $2.3 million, though right away a list cost has been marked down to just $1,650,000. Designed by architects A. James Speyer as well as David Haid, a Ferris Bueller House is an extraordinary architectural treasure.

Physical Address: 370 N Beech St, Highland Park, Illinois, United States

The Setting: Earlier, Sudler Sothebys International Realtor Meladee Hughes has pronounced which being in this home is similar to vital in a tree house. Located in Highland Park, Illinois, a 5,300 square foot residence offers incredible views of a surrounding woods. The ? la mode styled home sits upon approximately a single acre, as well as features floor-to-ceiling windows.

Interiors & Exteriors:

Officially called a Ben Rose Home, it comprises dual potion as well as steel buildings cantilevered over a ravine. The homes steel as well as potion pavilion has a wall which shows behind-the-scenes photographs of Alan Ruck as well as Matthew Broderick from a movie. There have been four bedrooms as well as four bathrooms in a house. The Ferris Bueller House has a 3-car garage, staff buliding as well as a circular driveway.

Contacts: Meladee Hughes

Sudler Sothebys International Realty

Tel: +1 312.636.8020
Tel 2: +1 312.751.1717

875 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 2625

Chicago, Illinois 60611, United States.


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