At foreclosure auction, $1.5 million buys home featured in ’73 Allen film
The futuristic Genesee Mountain house made famous by Woody
Allen’s “Sleeper” movie sold at a foreclosure auction
Wednesday for $1.5 million— $1 more than the minimum bid
placed by the lender that foreclosed on the iconic home.
Denver investor John Dilday, a regular on the auction
circuit who is known by his cronies in the industry as
“the Godfather,” said he already has a number of people
interested in buying the house at 855 Visionary Trail.
Dilday typically buys homes to flip them to other investors.
“I usually don’t buy houses like this unless I have interest,”
Dilday said.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
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