The house from Edward Scissorhands (1990)

This is the Boggs family house from the film Edward Scissorhands (1990).

It is located at 1774 Tinsmith Circle in Lutz, Florida.

In the movie, the Boggs family lives in a tacky, pastel-colored suburban neighborhood with manicured green lawns and small-minded neighbors who have a very low tolerance for individuality.

Today, the garish colors of Tinsmith Circle are long gone, and the streets are now lined with trees.

Fortunately, it is no longer the soulless landscape that we saw in the film.

The production team had initially visited a series of small towns in Texas while scouting for locations.

However, the director, Tim Burton, felt that Florida would be the perfect backdrop for his suburban hell. Art director Tom Duffield remarked that Burton also "liked the clouds."

The story revolves around an immortal humanoid creature called Edward (Johnny Depp), who lives with his inventor in an old gothic mansion. Edward is left with scissor blades for hands after his inventor dies from a heart attack before he can fit him with a human-like pair.

A well-meaning door-to-door saleswoman named Peg Boggs eventually adopts him after she finds him hiding out alone in the attic of the mansion.

From that point on, he lives with the Boggs family in their suburban neighborhood.

Although their neighbors initially accept him due to his hedge-sculpting and hair-cutting skills, things take a turn for the worse when they begin to fear the very thing that makes him different.