Photo: Dylan Todd Photography
The new owners of the realEdward Scissorhandshome have put it back on the market in Florida — but not before transforming it into a tribute to the movie.
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Completing the full circle moment, the pair transformed sections of the home into a free museum, paying homage to the movie and offer screenings and tours to fans.
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The kitchen’s wallpaper, which they added, for example, is similar to the one seen on screen. And the cabinets and countertops, will be recognizable to fans, as they are original to the house. The formerly sparse front yard is now dotted with spiraling topiaries.
The Licalzis bought the home forjust $224,000 two years agoand recently relisted it for $699,900, PEOPLE confirms.
Memorabilia and collectibles are displayed on the walls and in cases throughout the main living space, which also sports a purple faux Christmas tree withScissorhands-themed decorations, and to complete the homage, a full-size Edward can be found standing in the kitchen.
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The 1,432-square-foot family home was built in 1989, just months beforeEdward Scissorhandsbegan filming.
source: people.com
