Well, at least the house which served as Michael’s childhood residence in 1989’s Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers is, and it’s on the market now.
Located at 1007 E 1st Avenue in Salt Lake City, Utah, the now quite colorful 10-bedroom Victorian estate, which featured prominently in the third act finale of director Dominque Othenin-Girard’s Halloween 5, is currently available for $950,000.00.
According to the real estate listing, the “estate is one of the Avenues’ historic masterpieces. It was designed by renowned architect Frederick Albert Hale, who also designed the original Salt Lake City Public Library as well as the Alta Club, the Eagles Club, and other iconic private and public structures. It served as a residence for several notable families before it was converted to apartments in the mid-1900s. Since that time, it has functioned as a triplex, four-plex, five-plex, and a single-family home. It has ten bedrooms, five bathrooms, four kitchens, several living areas with two fireplaces, as well as a formal dining room and entryway.”
Interesting that the listing makes no mention of the house having stood as the home of horror cinema’s most iconic slasher.
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