Update: More stories covering the Pixar “Up House” including two great video tours.
Bangerter homes, in conjunction with the the Salt Lake City Home Builders Association, has come up with a great way to get visitors, and potential buyers, to their Parade of Homes event, they’ve recreated a full scale version of Carl and Ellie’s house from Pixar’s animated feature “Up.” The home comes with many of the fun details you find in the movie along with some more modern updates. Disney/Pixar even gave the developer their blessing to build and sell the home.
The home is stationary, but built with all the regular features and functions of a home. As only a couple rooms were depicted in the movie, the developer has used their imagination when adding other rooms (which include extra bedrooms and a movie theater). The living room and one bedroom have murals being painstakingly replicated from the movie and the house will come with a fireplace and armchairs similar to those used by Carl and Ellie in the movie.
With those extra rooms and a finished basement, the home clocks in at a respectable 2,800 square feet and is expected to list for $399,000. Okay, fans of the movie “Up”, are you ready to move in? If all you want to do is take a tour, the Salt Lake Parade of Homes site is www.saltlakeparade.com
We’ve added more photos of the “Up” home here or check out the Salt Lake Tribune article.
Update: More stories covering the Pixar “Up House” including two great video tours.
I also recommend this terrific book: The Art of Up (Pixar Animation) for fans of the movie.
(Photo (with balloons added in) by David Christenson.)
Definitely! :)
I want that blueprint so i can make that House in Holland!
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This is THE coolest thing I’ve ever seen! Now if only I were looking for a new home! ;)
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This is so great for the kids and grandchildren. We will be making a visit.
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I feel as if this house should be a replica of UP and only for tours. I wouldn’t sell this house for the sheer fact that its one of a kind.
I love this house, I wish I had the money to buy one just like it!
I want this house so bad! I would even consider moving to Utah to have it. That’s big considering I never want to live anywhere it snows!
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I went inside last month and toured it, its actually quite large as there is a basement floor, making the house three stories.
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I took a tour yesterday and posted photos on flickr to share. The house is amazing and unfortunately closes to the public today. Better hurry- the last tours are 12-6!
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