For the price of only a couple of million dollars, you too can sit on the front porch from where Jamie Lee Curtis was long ago stalked by a deranged masked killer.
But not to worry: Michael Myers no longer appears to be much of a threat. At least not since Curtis finally bested her “Halloween” nemesis of 40 years in 2022 in her final appearance as Laurie Strode in the iconic franchise.
Before Laurie was going toe-to-toe with crazed murderers, the famed heroine was just a teenage girl in the fictional town of Haddonfield, Illinois. Now, Laurie’s childhood home from 1978’s “Halloween” − the film that started it all − is up for sale in the Los Angeles area.
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Listed at $1.8 million, the property has already attracted plenty of interest from “Halloween” fans and genuine homebuyers alike, real estate agent Heidi Babcock told USA TODAY.
And aside from the frightening pop culture lore with which it’s associated, Babcock said, it’s not hard to see why.
The Fairview Avenue home is in the heart of South Pasadena in “an excellent school district on an excellent block,” Babcock said. The listing boasts that the property, a “walkers’ paradise,” is in an area bustling with farmers markets, festivals and vintage boutiques, and an old school nearby is being revitalized as a venue for shopping, eating and live music.
The triplex property contains three separate…
