'Nightmare on Elm St.' House and Other Homes that Starred in TV, Movies
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In Photos: Television and Film Homes for Sale
The house that was used for exterior shots on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" is on sale in Minnesota for $2.895 million. In the 70s sitcom, the eponymous main character lived in an apartment upstairs, best friend Rhoda lived in the attic, while the landlord Phyllis lived on the main floor. It's actually a 7-bed home with 6.5 bathrooms. A couple bought it in the 1990s without realizing its history. (Zillow)
