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- House Where Anne Heche Crashed Car Fully Restored & For Sale (newsbreak.com)
In Venice, Southern California, a home that was nearly demolished in a tragic car accident resulting in the untimely death of actress Anne Heche in 2022 has been beautifully restored and placed on the market. Now listing for $1.35 million, the property has experienced a remarkable transformation following the fiery crash that once left it in ruins.
Previously, the devastating incident not only claimed the life of Heche but also caused significant distress and loss of possessions for the tenants residing in the home at the time. They have since filed a lawsuit against Heche’s estate, seeking $2 million in damages for the trauma and losses they endured. Similarly, the homeowners have sought compensatory damages of at least $2 million due to the extensive destruction of their property.
In the aftermath of the accident, which officials reported was caused by Heche sustaining an anoxic brain injury leading to her death, the house has received a comprehensive makeover. Boasting a fresh coat of white paint with elegant black trim, the residence captures the essence of modern living in the highly sought-after Venice area. Despite its initial listing price of $1.499 million, the property has seen two price reductions in an effort to attract buyers.
Homer Laffoon, Anne Heche’s son, has been serving as the executor of her estate following a court battle with James Tupper, Heche’s ex-partner. Since taking on this role, Laffoon has navigated the complexities surrounding the estate, including the legal challenges posed by the accident.
As the current owners endeavor to sell the property, they hope to close a dark chapter and move forward from the saga that once cast a shadow over the home. With its prime location and tasteful renovations, the house on the market presents a new beginning and an opportunity for future occupants to create happier memories within its walls.
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