Yesterday marked the 27th anniversary of the release of the Tom Hanks '80s classic The Money Pit. Though centered on a lemon of a country estate that begins to fall apart as soon as Hanks' parts with his cash, the film was actually shot at some of New Yorks finest apartment houses, a Gilded Age estate on Long Island, and South Florida's epic Villa Vizcaya. Curbed National has all the property highlights. [Curbed National]
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Built in 1910, the house sits on a lush property that includes a recording studio out back.
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