A home in Atlanta that was used in Clint Eastwood's movie 'Trouble with the Curve' has come up for sale with a price tag of $1.19 million, according to Curbed.
This particular home was Amy Adams' residence in the movie. The home was also used to shoot scenes of "Why Did I Get Married" and its sequel. Several retail catalogs were also shot in the home.
Located at 2417 Sagamore Drive, the single family residence is a three story, four bedroom, four bathroom home with two garages. Interiors feature dark hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling glass windows with open airy rooms. Outside, it has a small lawn, a salt-water pool and ample recreation space.
The listing of the residence describes it as:
This unique modern contemporary home located in a perfect Buckhead setting. Convenient to all Buckhead, Midtown & Dowtown have to offer, yet the feel of privacy you want at home. Large, open rooms on 3 levels of living space. Terrace level features second kitchen & entertainment area that opens to private courtyard area with salt water pool & spa. Steps from Bobby Jones Golf course but also close to Peachtree Creek. Home is located in flood plain, however, it was built with the main floors elevated out of flood level. So home only requires $850/year flood Insurance.
Check out the pictures, here.
Trouble with the Curve was a 2012 movie whose story revolved around an ageing baseball scout and his daughter, who joins him in the trip. The sports-drama flick has had its share of controversy. A year after the film's release, another producer, Ryan Brooks filed a lawsuit against the film claiming that the screenplay was plagiarized from an unproduced story 'Omaha' that he had apparently comissioned.
Many celebrity homes have ventured into the market now. Recently, a townhouse featured in Woody Allen's "Manhattan" was listed for $6 million. Other homes shown in series like 'Entourage', 'Nashville' and the 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' also came into the market.
Check out some of the best homes shown in movies, here.
