In the wake of the success of "Cloverfield," it looks like Paramount are teaming up with Abrams again ... this time to develop a real life mystery house. According to Variety, Paramount Pictures has pad a six-figure sum for the rights to develop a feature film based on an article that originally ran in the New York Times. The original "Mystery On Fifth Avenue" article was writer by Penelope Green about a family that moved into a New York home that had a deep rooted mystery waiting to be unravelled. Apparrently, prior to the family moving in they hired an architectural designer to completely renovate and restore the home before moving in to the '20s-era co-op. While he was busy working though, the designer created a series of hidden panels complete with poems, games and a scavenger like puzzle. The project will be produced through Abrams' Bad Robot company.