The Austin house where Elizabeth Holmes and her family were filmed before her prison sentence has gone on the market for $2.25 million.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom property featured in the documentary You Can See Everything, which follows the month before Holmes entered federal prison. It was listed earlier this month, with its connection to the film being highlighted by the estate agency team marketing the home.
Holmes and her family spent most of that period at a rented house in Del Mar, California, before moving to the Austin property to be closer to Federal Prison Camp Bryan.
The 2,483-square-foot home stands on a 7,100-square-foot plot. Its features include a kitchen fitted with high-end appliances, panoramic views of Austin’s downtown skyline and a courtyard-style porch.
You Can See Everything, made by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, has reportedly taken $45 million at the box office and holds a 98% rating on Rotten Tomatoes as of Monday.
The documentary has also prompted look-alikes to attend a costume contest at Washington Square Park this weekend, including people dressed as Holmes and Fielder.
The Austin listing is held by Amy Dean, a real estate agent based in the city.
