Purchase price of 'The Conjuring' home and Annabelle by Matt Rife unveiled.
In a surprising turn of events, US comedian Matt Rife has become the new owner of a house in Monroe, Connecticut. The property, formerly owned by the renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, is famously connected to supernatural events and horror movies, chiefly due to its association with the Annabelle doll.
According to reports circulating on social media, the estimated price range for the property is between $550,000 and $680,000, excluding any artefacts left behind by the Warren family. Realty sites list the home's value around this range, with figures such as approximately $627,600 frequently mentioned.
It's important to note that the Annabelle doll, a key part of the Warren collection, was included in the purchase and was not sold separately.
The house, steeped in history, is known for its connection to the movie "The Conjuring." However, the sale does not include any artefacts left behind by the Warren family.
The article about this acquisition was published by Al Bawaba, but the exact price Matt Rife paid for the house was not disclosed in the report. The house, now in new hands, promises to continue its intriguing tale, now with a comedic twist.
[1] Social media reports on the sale of the Warren property. [2] Al Bawaba article on Matt Rife's purchase of the Warren property. [3] Real estate listings for properties in Monroe, Connecticut.
- The sale of the famed Warren property in Monroe, Connecticut, has sparked discussions in various entertainment news circles, with estimates ranging from $550,000 to $680,000, as reported on social media.
- The recent acquisition of the Annabelle-influenced home by US comedian Matt Rife, formerly owned by paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, has been covered by news outlets such as Al Bawaba, but the exact purchase price remains undisclosed.
- Many realty sites in Monroe, Connecticut, including those listing the former Warren property, fall within a similar price range ($550,000 to $680,000) for homes with a strong historical connection to movies and TV, such as "The Conjuring."
