After five years of being on the market the Ferris Bueller house was finally sold.
The two-building home in Highland Park played a memorable role in the 1986 movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.”
In a classic scene, Bueller’s friend Cameron Frye sends a classic 1961 Ferrari crashing through the pavilion’s plate glass windows into a ravine.
The final sale price was $1 million — that’s less than half the price that it was originally listed for in 2009.
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