Harold Ramis' Widow Sells Couple's Glencoe Mansion

The sprawling six-bedroom, 8,357-square-foot Glencoe mansion that was once home to comedy legend Harold Ramis has been sold.

Last week, his widow fetched $2.3 million for it, according to the Chicago Tribune.

The house includes Palladian windows, four fireplaces and a pool.

The Ramises paid $1.901 million for it in 1996.

Ramis, who died last year at age 69, was a Chicagoan known for co-writing classic comedies such as “Stripes,” “Caddyshack,” “Groundhog Day,” and “Ghostbusters.”

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