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Check Out The Green Goblin's Sweet Penthouse, Now Up For Sale
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Rebecca Fishbein
Published Jan 12, 2013
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If your dream apartment includes skyline views, high ceilings, tons of natural light and ample space for cruising on your Goblin Glider, have we got a deal for you: the Tudor City penthouse that served as the Green Goblin's apartment in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man series is on the market!
Of course, it might help to have an Oscorp-backed bank account to snatch this baby up. The three-floor, one-bedroom apartment is priced at a cool $1.6 million, but hey, it's got a terrace! And floor-to-ceiling windows! And maybe even some of James Franco's leftover movie blood, which has got to be worth something. The tribal death masks and evil bad guy cackle, though, are likely not included.
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