Reese Witherspoon’s Waterfront House From ‘Fear’ Has Been Transformed Into a Modern Showstopper

A waterfront property that appeared in the 1996 psychological thriller Fear is back on the market—but these days, it looks a lot more like a soaring billionaire wellness retreat than the setting for one of the 1990s’ most unhinged teen stalkers.

Reese Witherspoon’s Waterfront House From ‘Fear’ Has Been Transformed Into a Modern Showstopper. A waterfront property that appeared in the 1996 psychological thriller Fear is back on the market—but these days, it looks a lot more like a soaring billionaire wellness retreat than the setting for one of the 1990s’ most unhinged teen stalkers. Long before Mark Wahlberg was pounding on the front door of a low-slung contemporary cabin, its biggest draw was always the dramatic setting. Perched at the tip of a peninsula in Lions Bay just outside Vancouver, the land is bordered by nearly 400 feet of shoreline with panoramic views of Howe Sound, the Salish Sea, and the surrounding islands stretching in every direction. Airy, modern interiors spill onto a waterside terrace with a swimming pool. In the film, the home belonged to Reese Witherspoon’s...