"Bull Durham" house listed for $1.6M
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The historic home from "Bull Durham" is for sale in Old North Durham for $1.6 million.
Why it matters: Built in 1880, the stately home is instantly recognizable to anyone who's seen the 1988 Kevin Costner baseball film as where Susan Sarandon's character Annie lives.
What they're saying: "It's one of the oldest houses in Durham still standing. It has a long history as a terrific home, but then you add the pop culture significance with Bull Durham," says Adam Dickinson, a Realtor with Nest Realty, which has the listing.
- The current owners, who've lived in the property since 2020, updated the kitchen, bathrooms and some lighting, among other upgrades, per Dickinson.
Context: The 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home is on a 0.72-acre lot at 911 N. Mangum St. It's walkable to neighborhood restaurants, breweries and shops. And it's just up the street from Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
Other features include:
- 3,733 square feet
- Covered front porch
- Expansive front and back yards
- Screened-in porch
- Backyard shed
- The film's clawfoot tub remains in the house, per Dickinson.
Our thought bubble: You should move here if you, like Annie, "believe in the Church of Baseball."
Take a look around. All photos are courtesy of Adam Dickinson Realty Group/PrecisionVue Media.
