The house is up for sale for $2.9 million.
Partners-in-crime Cameron Frye (Alan Ruck) and Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick).
The prized Ferrari that met its doom.
It is the house where Ferris Bueller and his long-suffering friend send a prized Ferrari crashing through a wall and into a ravine.
Now the secluded Chicago-area home made famous in cult teen comedy Ferris Bueller's Day Off is up for sale for $2.9 million.
"There's been a lot of interest in it already," estate agent Meladee Hughes, from Sudler Sotheby's International, said.
The 490sqm, steel-and-glass house sits on a platform on the edge of woodlands at Highland Park, just north of Chicago in the US state of Illinois.
But what viewers of the 1986 movie will remember most is the glass garage where Ferris (Matthew Broderick) and partner-in-crime Cameron Frye (Alan Ruck) try to roll back the odometer on a vintage Ferrari so Cameron's father will not know they used his cherished sports car.
The plan goes horribly wrong when the car crashes off the garage and into the ravine outside.
Ms Hughes said the four-bedroom, four-bathroom house still had a wall dedicated to the movie, including behind-the-scenes photographs of Ruck and Broderick.
The house where Bueller staged his sick day is in Long Beach, California.
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