‘A Christmas Story’ house goes up for sale in Cleveland: See the listing

CLEVELAND — One of the most iconic houses in the city of Cleveland is now up for sale.

But this isn’t just any house…

This is the house used in the filming of A Christmas Story in 1983.

The home, which is located at 3159 West 11th Street in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, was officially placed on the market early Monday morning. 

3News broke the story exclusively on GO! as Brian Jones, the current owner, officially put the “for sale” sign in front of the iconic movie location.

“Wow. Now it’s real,” Jones said with a look at the sign.

The asking price, however, has not been made available.

“Looking for the right buyer,” Jones told 3News. “It’s an interesting property to not only own, but you also have to take care of as a piece of Americana. It’s going to be an interesting journey.”

See what else Jones had to say about putting the property up for sale in the video below:

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Neighboring properties associated with the house are also included in the sale.

“When we say all this can be yours, we’re serious,” according to the listing. “The entire campus is for sale, which spans a total of 1.3 acres including five buildings on seven parcels. Additionally, there are two public and one private parking lots, and two empty lots, which create room for further expansion.”

Here are full details of the sale as written in the listing…

“You’re looking at pretty much the most natural, holiday themed house and museum in the world. And now, it can be all yours. Wall-to-wall anecdotes throughout, this lovely classic is both spacious and intimate. Nostalgically upgraded with somewhat ancient appliances, you’ll be sure to be the talk of town when you own this world-famous house and museum based on a beloved Christmas classic film.”

Museum: “Just one hop, one skip and one jump away is The Museum. Like the name implies, The Museum features the largest collection of original costumes, props, behind-the scenes photos and other items from the movie. The detached garage is home to a 1939 Ford LaFrance firetruck (just like the one featured in the film!).”Gift shop: “The 4,000 square-foot Gift Shop, located across the street, features whimsical souvenirs that make the most glorious gift for that special someone, or that person you see as ‘just a friend.'”

Watch file footage from the house:

“The House, built in 1895, was purchased on eBay in December 2004 and required a massive renovation to restore it to its original movie splendor. The House started public tours on November 25th, 2006 and since has welcomed over a million guests and counting. Annual paid admissions boast over 75,000 attendees and many more visit the Gift Shop. In addition to being open for daily tours, both The House and The Neighbor’s House are each available for overnight rentals.”