‘Fear’ Home Gets Makeover in Canada, Hits Market for $14.4 Million

The seaside dwelling famously used as a filming location within the Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon thriller “Fear” is up on the market … after getting a whole, and beautiful, makeover.

Mark and Reese shot a very good portion of their 1996 film at this Canadian location, however the house is loads completely different, and extra fashionable, now. One factor that hasn’t modified is the unimaginable surroundings round it — the house sits on the shores of the Salish Sea in British Columbia, simply exterior Vancouver.

Within the drama flick, Mark and Reese’s characters are love pursuits … and the house is the place she lives along with her household.

Now, the home seen within the film was torn down, and in 2021 a brand new pad on the identical lot was accomplished — it is 5,000 sq. ft with 5 bedrooms and appears tremendous smooth.

Hollywood scriptwriter Jo Kirkpatrick beforehand owned the house and its present house owners simply put the property in the marketplace with a Canadian $19.8 million price ticket.

Due to the conversion charge, that is a mere U.S. $14.4 million, for any potential consumers south of the Canadian border!

The house is generally metal and glass, providing breathtaking views of the encircling seashore, sea, islands, mountains and wildlife. The property features a 400-square-foot personal seashore, plus a heated swimming pool looking on the water and a house health club.

If ya bought the dough, that is BC residing at its best — and if ya do not, nicely, simply benefit from the pics. Nothing fallacious with daydreaming!