This is what the house where Britney Spears recorded 'From the Bottom of My Broken Heart' looks like

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The singer Britney Spears , of 39 years and who in recent weeks has given much to talk about on the subject of guardianship of his father , became news again after the Dirt portal released images of the house where he recorded, in 1999, the music video ‘From the Bottom of My Broken Heart’ .

In the material, lasting more than four minutes, you can see the ‘Princess of the Pop ‘moving from the residence where he lived with his mother and sister, as well as enjoying his small garden, which stood out for having a swing made from a car tire.

The property, dating from the year 1887, is located in the community of Monrovia, in Los Angeles s, California, and not in Cedar Springs, as the material was led to believe.

The property was ordered to be built by the accountant George W. Dumbell, who could not enjoy it as he would have liked , since months later he died with only 34 years old.

After his death, the house passed into the hands of the Dr. James W. La Force and his wife, who did not last long living there, because it occurred to them to buy a desk that did not fit in any of the rooms, so they chose to look for a larger house to be able to keep their furniture .

Since then hundreds of people have passed through its walls, since it has not only been used as a house-room, but also Also as a recording set of more than 30 filming, such as the horror film ‘Christine’ and the comedy film ‘You Again’.

According to the technical sheet, released by multiple real estate pages, the house has 1, 482 square feet of extension , with three bedrooms, with two bathrooms, with hall, with kitchen, with dining room, with main room, with study, with office, among other rooms.