A Connecticut estate belonging to late actress Mary Tyler Moore
has been listed for $21.9 million.

According to a listing agent with Sotheby’s Realty, built in 1900,
the five-bedroom, seven-and-two-half-bath Georgian Colonial sits
on more than seven acres of land in Greenwich.

The Wall Street Journal reported, the "Mary Tyler Moore Show"
actress and her husband, Dr. Robert Levine, bought the home
for $10 million in 2006. 

While living there, the couple expanded and renovated the now
13,825-square-foot home, which includes a glass conservatory,
an elevator, a gym with spa facilities, a swimming pool and
outdoor fireplace. 

Moore died in 2017 at 80 years old from a cardiopulmonary arrest
after she contracted pneumonia.

The home seen in "The Brady Bunch" originally hit the
market for $5.5 million.  It was purchased by a Brady
Bunch fan, Tina Trahan for only $3.2 million. Instead
of moving in, Trahan said she plans to use the space
for fundraising and charity events.
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Tina Trahan and husband Chris Albrecht.

(FOX NEWS) – The house from the film "A Christmas Story"(2007)
has officially been put up for sale in Cleveland, Ohio.

The sale in its entirety makes up 1.3 acres of property, according
to a listing posted Monday on achristmasstoryhouse.com.

Chad Whitmer, the listing agent from the Northeast Ohio-based commercial real estate company Hoff and Leigh, said the listing
includes the house, the Bumpus house, the gift shop, museum
and a number of vacant lots that have been acquired by the
home’s current owner over the years.