September 3, 2009 by Wilma
For those “Party of Five” show lovers….
First it was the house where “Junior”, the film in which our Governor demonstrated his “pregnant man” act, was shot — now another San Francisco home used as a key location, this time in a TV series, is slated to go on the block.
According to SocketSite, the elegant Victorian at 2311 Broadway was the “Party of Five” house and it will appearing on an MLS near you imminently.
The 1994 series, in which five siblings are left to fend their own way in the world when their parents are killed by a drunk driver, was a launch pad for several well-known actors, including Jennifer Love Hewitt, Matthew Fox and Neve Campbell.
The home last swapped hands in 1999 for $5,400,000. Details yet to be released on the price tag ten years on.
From sfgate.com
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June 18, 2009 by Wilma
From Sfgate.com
If ogling beautiful interiors is your thing, the Metropolitan Home “Modern By Design” show house will be open for swooning from this Saturday, through July 12.
The glossy home magazine has chosen a 7,000 sq ft Pacific Heights mansion on Baker Street to showcase a clutch of top interior designers and highlight the latest home-related technology.
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The living room at Met Home’s Modern by Design show house, designed by ODADA.
Designers, who are each assigned a specific part of the home, include Gary Hutton who styled the master suite; David Oldroyd and Greg Stewart of ODADA who transformed the living room; and Surface Design who did the landscaping and decks.
Sneak peeks of some of the interiors can be seen here.
Tickets cost $25 each with proceeds benefiting the San Francisco Ballet. Click here for more information about the event.
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February 21, 2009 by Wilma
By David Hayesm South Florida Sun Sentinel
10:22 AM EST, February 19, 2009
Here’s your chance to be the modern Stone Age family — living in a cave with more luxury than Fred Flintstone ever dreamed of.
The couple who turned the 15,000 square foot cave in Festus, Mo., into a dream home are now selling it on
eBay, with bids starting at $300,000.
Features include three bedrooms, a 400 square foot kitchen, and geothermal and solar heating.
And the back of the cave still has the stage where Ted Nugent, Bob Seger, Ike and Tina Turner, the MC5 and many other bands performed.
Curt and Deborah Sleeper, who live in the cave home with their kids, are being forced to sell because of the economic crisis.
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January 19, 2009 by Wilma
Maybe this will solve the homeless issues of America.
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