PENDING SALE: $1.4M Home of Anthony Wayne Cinema Founder

This large colonial with a mini movie theater in its man cave got snapped up.

The SOLD sign went up on the lawn of this 1911 Wayne home within days of its RE/MAX listing. The sale of the formerly named Howerton Hill is still pending, so we don’t know the final numbers, but given all the amenities — hardwood floors, fireplaces, updated kitchen, large brick patio, partially finished basement and new split-rail fencing around the property — it’s no surprise it was snapped up. It also has another standout feature: a new three-car garage that’s been converted into a “man town” with a movie screen and projector, recalling one of the home’s former owners, “Big Screen” Harry Fried, founder of the Anthony Wayne Cinema movie theater.

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For the Fine Print, the home’s soap opera history, and an audio clip of Peter, Paul & Mary (you’ll see why), check out our prior coverage of the home:

Wayne Home With “Electric Man Town” Once Belonged to Movie Theater Founder: This house has a phenomenally elaborate history