Check out the Edward Scissorhands museum inside the movies Lutz home

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King Park, which has a beginner-friendly disc golf course, or Chadwick Lake, which offers more challenging holes. There is now a museum dedicated to all things "Edward Scissorhands," and it is appropriately located inside a Florida house that featured in the popular film. It is 1,432 square feet and has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a two-car garage, according to the real estate listing. The Pasco County Property Appraiser’s website says the house was built in 1989.

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Deemed one of Burton’s best (aren’t they all?), the film was a fantasy-romance hybrid that told the story of Edward, the man with scissor hands. The wood-veneer kitchen cabinets and countertops are original, according to Realtor.com. In fact, most of the kitchens on the street still have wood-veneer countertops, like those seen in the flirtatious neighbor Joyce’s house during one of the movie’s opening scenes, where she flirts with a dishwasher repairman. Along with The Nightmare Before Christmas, most fans believe the quintessential Tim Burton film is Edward Scissorhands.

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Open Monday through Friday (and during home football games,) the store is known for its the Edam cheese cannonball, but it also sells an assortment of other cheeses as well as juices, condiments, jellies, coffee and more. It has been completely stripped down and neutral, so that the new owners can make it their own. Vaulted ceilings, tile floors, light oak cabinets, and a nice fence in the backyard are just some of the features currently in this home. Not only does the home, at 1774 Tinsmith Circle in Lutz, come with a yard landscaped to replicate its look in the movie — but hundreds of keepsakes can also belong to the new owner. And Klops assures potential buyers that all those Scissorhands fixtures will remain in place after the sale.

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Saint Leo is a must-try while in town, whether you enjoy it for brunch, lunch or dinner. The James Beard “Best New Restaurant” semifinalist serves wood-fired Italian fare that’s worth the trip alone. (Trust me on this one.) Don’t forget to order a cocktail with your meal – they’re almost as delightful as the pizzas.

Once the weather cools down in Florida, the owners are hoping to screen the film in their backyard. The same yard which Edward gave many of the women of the neighborhood a new hairdo. The iconic Edward Scissorhands house is located in Lutz, FL, and is currently on the market for nearly $500,000. It features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, spread out over 1,432 sq ft of space. The home was originally built in 1989, one year before the movie was released.

Meanwhile, 44 Prime is a fine dining restaurant and steakhouse in Starkville where you can enjoy everything from goat cheese fondue to lobster mac and cheese, crème brulee and so much more alongside your filet mignon or New York strip. Licalzi aims to sell the house, as the listing describes, with everything still inside — or for someone to buy it and be an investor for the museum’s potential second chapter. That would include opening up a new museum-slash-coffee shop space, and transferring every item in the house to that other spot — a bigger one that would allow the holdings to grow. Shot on location in Florida, Edward Scissorhands starred Johnny Depp as the unfinished final creation of an old inventor (Vincent Price), who lived — and died — in a crumbling mansion that overlooks a picturesque suburban community.

The kitchen counters are old and should be replaced, Licalzi said, but will remain because they date to the movie production. In the movie, the titular character, played by Johnny Depp, was created by an inventor who died before he was able to replace his scissor hands with real ones. Edward is then taken in by a suburban mom and falls in love with her daughter, Kim, played by Winona Ryder.

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The Tim Burton film came out in 1990 and he said it was inspired by his memories of growing up in the suburbs of Burbank, California, where he never felt like he fit in. “So, I made a clip that could fix to the scissors and hold a cigarette,” she said. Ecenia provided the largest contribution yet, and her stories wowed the superfan homeowners. Such vehicular fan traffic was a norm for the neighborhood, he said, so they came up with an idea to alleviate that issue while placating fans. Those who want a tour should direct message the Licalzis’ Instagram account at instagram.com/official_scissorland. A perfect new 50-home development with single-story bungalows and blue skies above.

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There’s also an autographed photo of Burton, a number of Edward Scissorhands (played by Johnny Depp) fan portraits and posters, even some dolls showing his likeness. Every item on display was donated, but the couple had to source the replica wallpaper for the kitchen — which luckily came with its original cabinets and counters. The same can’t be said for the original refrigerator, which the previous owners kept in the garage until throwing it out after the Licalzis bought the home for $230,000 in September 2020. Actual props from the film fill the entire home, as well as other Edward Scissorhands memorabilia and fan art. They even found identical wallpaper to the one from Dianne Wiest’s kitchen in the movie. The homeowners describe how some fans have walked through and cried, so deep is their love for the Tim Burton classic.

At places like George-Mary’s, L.A. Green and Reed's offers up the latest trends no matter what your style is, stores like Liza Tye Company have a little bit of everything. In addition, several local shoppes cater to specific interests, including Disc and That, which has everything you need for your next round of disc golf, Scooter's Records, The Flower Company, Magnolia Soap and Bath Co., and many more. From Southern classics to barbecue, burgers, fine dining and everything in-between, no matter what you’re craving, you’ll find it served in Starkville. Take a look at the interior of this home, how it was with the previous owners at least. It's a shrine to the movie, with pictures on the walls, cardboard character cut outs, even the wallpaper is the same. Unfortunately, Edward's time at 1774 Tinsmith Circle is cut short by prejudicial neighbors and Anthony Michael Hall's seriously mean bully.

The owner’s bathroom and bedroom flooring have been renovated, and while the movie-house had white carpeting, today the floor is ceramic tile. The original movie starring Ryder and Depp was shot on Tinsmith Circle, a cul-de-sac in the Carpenter’s Run neighborhood of Lutz, outside Tampa, Florida. And the Avon lady’s house, the nasty boyfriend’s house and the nosy neighbors’ houses are still standing fairly untouched three decades later. Thanks to real estate agent Stacie Savoy for letting me share the listing photos with you.