Want to buy the real-life 'Up' house? You must do this

USA TODAY
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Published 2015-04-02
Edith Macefield refused to sell her 600-square-foot home, even after she was offered a cool $1 million. After her passing, the home that was worked into the Disney movie 'Up' is now on the market. But there is now a unique condition for buyers.
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All Comments (10)
  • @shiannalovessfred
    someone should make it into a coffe shop or little store of some sort so people could enjoy it!
  • @AlejandroMartinez-rs1eq
    Bruh I’ve lived in Seattle for 6 months and just noticed this. The annoying thing is that there is still so much damn construction happening while this up house is just in the middle of it all lol
  • @isabelortega2029
    When Disney had creativity and creates new movies and characters!!!
  • @evilbilla
    I'd put a mailbox with her original house a cat and Edith with her walker and blue car out front . .y families hand prints on the side and my grandkids could write Edith's name on the other side of the house..with a plaque and picture of her and a tribute to the man and his family who cared for her in the end. Bcuz we often forget to be compassionate for others.
  • @Unknown-jx6kc
    Why Disney didn’t buy this house and put it in a museum? Or even put it somewhere in Disney world
  • @blancagarcia4344
    Me encanto, ver como se aferro a un recuerdo, yo e querido tener el dinero necesario para comprar la casa donde yo viví por mucho años
  • @djlau1
    its sad a whol naborhood like tbis is just gone for huge modernism that distroys history and cool thing is that house of edith is actual the last glimps of the past of that naborhood