“Marley & Me” House On Sale for $1.25 Million

According to the Daily Local News, the Birmingham, Pa. house bought by John and Jennifer Grogan (played by Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston) in ‘Marley & Me’ is now on the market. The Chester County farmhouse was chosen for the movie after the scouts toured Pennsylvania and Connecticut.

What’s It Like?

Located at 1175 Meetinghouse Road, the stone home is 175 years old and is listed at $1.25 million. It is on sale now because the owners would like to downsize after their three daughters have left home. The property is 16 acres, with five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and four outbuildings.

Gawker Troubles

John Ennis, one of the homeowners, explained that the only downside to the house (if it is a downside) is the crowd of excited Marley & Me fans it often draws outside.
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“A whole load of kids and parents will jump out of the car and snap photos in front of Marley’s house,” he said.

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