Whatever Happened To Nicole Brown Simpson's House?

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A real-life version of The Simpsons' iconic home has been replicated - and it's honestly uncanny. Situated next to their insufferable neighbor, Ned Flanders, the group noted it was built before 1989 and spans 2,200 square feet. Turns out “The Simpsons” house, located at 742 Evergreen Terrace in the fictional town of Springfield, is more than just priceless to fans.

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She did briefly broach the possibility of having Kaufman and Broad move the house to her property, but the logistics of that made it implausible. A simple painting of a boat hangs on the wall above the living room couch. Marge says she painted it for Homer in "The Trouble with Trillions".

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Sadly, there isn’t much in the way of photos inside Nicole Brown Simpson house, but just from seeing the outside, you can imagine 3,405 square foot townhouse is pretty nice. Given its location in Brentwood, the place could have incredible curb appeal if not for its history as the site of a double homicide. The former Hall of Fame football player and acquitted murderer died April 10 from metastatic prostate cancer, his lawyer Malcom LaVergne told several media outlets.

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In the "Treehouse of Horror IV" episode, a Dogs Playing Poker painting appears above the sofa. The backyard of the house is surrounded by a wooden picket fence and a low box hedge. It features a patio and Bart's treehouse, from which the "Treehouse of Horror" Halloween specials take their name.

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A chimney juts out from the roof, though Nevada residents are rarely in need of a wood-burning fire. Around the garage, some of the light-colored paint is flaking, revealing a cornea-scorching bright orange underneath. The basement always includes a washing machine, a clothes dryer, and, after the episode "Blood Feud", a large Olmec statue of a head which was a present from Mr. Burns given to Bart in that episode. Bart hints in one episode that the basement has a problem with radon gas, then lets a homeless man sleep there in "The Day the Violence Died". It is revealed in the episode "Father Knows Worst" that there is a sauna behind the water heater that was covered up by paint and dust, but which Marge accidentally found.

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After determining it was feasible, the company pitched it to Fox, who gave their approval to proceed. At the end of the film, the townsfolk and the family themselves rebuild the house in exactly the same manner as it was before, restoring the "status quo". The opening sequence and the couch gag of "He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs" shows the house still under construction, along with the whole town rebuilding after the events of the movie.

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The Spanish-style residence, located near the end of a cul-de-sac, was built in 2005 and is owned by James Barnett, a friend of OJ’s and the one letting him live there at the time. After being released from prison in 2017, OJ Simpson moved into a 5,037 square foot home in an upscale country club neighborhood in Summerlin, Las Vegas. While Danielle confirmed that she sometimes get visitors to her home, and always keeps the doors locked, she acknowledged that it was just part and parcel of living in the iconic property.

Real-life version

Nicole Brown was born in Frankfurt, West German, on the 19th of May 1959 and relocated with her family to Garden Grove, CA as a child. Unfortunately, little is known about Brown herself, and her name is forever synonymous with the tragedy that befell her on the night of June 12, 1994, when she was brutally murdered outside her condo in Brentwood, CA. Simpson was the ex-wife of NFL player and primary murder suspect, OJ Simpson. While it’s easy to see Nicole as simply a name in the press, it’s important to remember that she was also a young woman and mother whose life was snuffed out in the worst way imaginable. Below, we’ll break down details of Nicole’s murder and explore where the Nicole Brown Simpson home is today.

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The homeowner's association wasn’t keen on having a cartoon house that broke conformity requirements by being painted solar yellow. And the current owner had to learn to live with the property being a source of perpetual curiosity for fans of the show who brazenly turn her doorknobs and peer through her windows at all hours of the day and night. As it turns out, the reality of living in a fantasy can get a little complicated.

The house's first chronological appearance is in the flashback episode "Lisa's First Word", when Homer and Marge purchase it. The house was auctioned to Ned Flanders in "No Loan Again, Naturally", and since then leased to the Simpsons. The last time they spoke — just before Simpson’s death — the former sportscaster and actor only had the strength to ask for water and watch golf on TV. OJ Simpson died with only one person by his side despite claims he had been surrounded by “children and grandchildren” in his final moments, the disgraced NFL star’s attorney said. He had two sons, Jason and Aaren, with his first wife; one of those boys, Aaren, drowned as a toddler in a swimming pool accident in 1979, the same year he and Whitley divorced.

In 1996, however, OJ was found responsible for both deaths in civil court and was ordered to pay $33.5 million to both the Brown and Goldman families. Built in 1991, Nicole Brown Simpson’s 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom townhouse was where she and her family were living at the time of her tragic death. We're told that the new owner didn't want a single part of the mansion left. With a house as famous as Rockingham, the insider said, mementos from the original house could have easily been sold off for a hefty price. Still, the source added, no stone was left unturned on the property.

Some heavy CGI and set dressing were employed to achieve the effect. As you can see below, not only was the image of a tall condominium building digitally added to the property, but a front wall, gate, walkway, lamp post, and large amount of foliage were also brought in. As you can see, the walkway was formerly situated just to the right of the large palm tree that stands in front of Nicole’s home. The blue box in the lower photo denotes the previous site of the walkway.

Heading into its 30th season in the fall, The Simpsons is the longest-running primetime scripted series in television history, surpassed in overall longevity only by daytime soaps, Sesame Street, and late-night institutions. Despite criticisms that the show has exhausted its potential, it remains a profitable empire for the Fox network, with no announced end in sight. The house has protruding bay windows and a rounded front entryway, which are both unusual for the prefabricated construction on the block.