Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Texas House Hits Market … Now You Can See Everything
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The Texas house where Elizabeth Holmes and her family were filmed in their final days together before her prison sentence in “You Can See Everything” is up for sale.
The 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home hit the market for $2.25 million earlier this month … and the real estate team trying to offload it is now playing up its appearance in the smash-hit documentary.
In case you haven’t seen the Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim joint yet … it covers the month before Elizabeth’s incarceration in federal prison. Most of that month is spent at a rented house in Del Mar, California … though the family ultimately moved into this home in Austin, TX, to be closer to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in the Lone Star State.
The 2,483-square-foot home sits on a 7,100-square-foot lot … and boasts a kitchen full of top-line appliances, panoramic views of the downtown skyline, a courtyard-style porch and more.
“You Can See Everything” has been a huge success both with audiences and critics. As of Monday, it has raked in $45 million at the box office and holds a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes.
It also inspired numerous look-alikes to storm Washington Square Park for a costume contest this weekend … with both Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder doubles coming out to celebrate.
Check out the gallery … you can literally see everything this home has to offer.
Amy Dean — an Austin-based real estate agent — holds the listing.
