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Nightmare on Elm Street House is for Sale

By  Tony Pierce
Published Sep 28, 2006 11:00 PM
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1428 N. Genesee Ave, LA, CA 90046 can be your address if you have the guts to live in the place that Freddy Krueger haunted.

What will you get for $1,095,000 in the Hollywood right off Sunset & Fairfax? Four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, an office, a pool, and the scariest basement in all of LA.

Bonuses include an endless stream of tourists and horror fans taking pictures of your home. A million dollar house is around a $5,500 a month mortgage, depending on what you put down.

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LAist thinks opening up the place for the upcoming Haunted House season might be a way to put a nice dent into that nut once a year. And it might be a way to get the ladies over -- "wanna see the house that made Johnny Depp famous?"

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