The Incredibles[]
Bob pulling up to the house after work.
This house serves as the main residence for the Parr family. It is a mostly beige-colored single-story house with a design similar to architecture built in the early 1960s. It has a flat, brown roof and narrow windows close to the ceiling. Its address is number 440.
By the beginning of the film, the Parr family have lived in this house for three years and had only recently finished unpacking. Two months later, the family embarks on an excursion to Nomanisan Island while the youngest, Jack-Jack Parr, was left at home in the care of his babysitter, Kari McKeen. Later, the Incredibles return home to find that Syndrome has infiltrated their home and is holding Jack-Jack captive. Syndrome then blasts a hole in the roof to escape with Jack-Jack, but the family thwarts his efforts and destroy his Manta Jet in the process; the wreckage of the jet then falls onto the house, resulting in its unfortunate destruction.
Jack-Jack Attack[]
In Jack-Jack Attack, following Kari McKeen's eventful night in babysitting Jack-Jack, the interior of the house is in disarray with scorch marks everywhere and furniture scattered as a result of Jack-Jack's ability to burst into flames and shoot laser beam from his eyes.
Incredibles 2[]
Three months later, the Parr family relocate into a second home away from the city after spending time in a motel. The house originally belonged to businessman Winston Deavor, who owned many houses and gave this residence to the family.
This building is an upscale mansion designed for the family's superhero and mundane activities, as it contained a remote-control features, surveillance systems, several hidden entrances, and a secret underground garage.
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