Hey You Guys! Famous Goonies Home On-Sale for $1.6 Million

Want to Own the Iconic Goonies Home in Astoria, Oregon?

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Presented by:
Jordan Miller with John L. Scott Market Center

Goonies! You could yell this every single morning from your front porch in your bathrobe while sipping your coffee from now until the end of time, why? Because, "goonies never die". Currently the iconic home in Astoria, Oregon used in the 1985 film The Goonies is on-sale for $1,650,000.

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You'll Have to Do the Truffle Shuffle to Pass

Via Realtor.com
Presented by:
Jordan Miller with John L. Scott Market Center

Enjoy all the nostalgia and probably a ton of fans visiting when you seal the deal on this home. Chunk not included but possibly access to a treasure map.

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According to Realtor.com

Literally the home you have all been waiting for! Built in 1896, this home comes fully loaded with history, nostalgia and iconic level of fame. After you walk through the front door of this amazing home, you realize the level craftsmanship and character put into this property. Every level of this home has clear views of the bay, the bridge and the city. Each spectacular season will be a welcome change as you get to experience all the Oregon Coast has to offer from the comfort of your own home.

Adventure Awaits When Purchasing This Famous Oregon Home

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