Forget Hogwarts, Harry Potter's humble home is for sale IRL! The house is listed on the estate agent site, Chancellors, and is some serious nostalgia. If you have a spare £475,000, which is roughly over $613,000, and a desire to move to Martins Heron, Bracknell, this piece of movie history can be yours. Sure, it's not actually on 4 Privet Drive, as it is in the films, but it transformed for the 2001 film. Later on, according to Daily Mail, a set was used to depict the house.
It's a "Linked Detached 3 Bedroom," and boasts features like, a "Refitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room," a "Living Room With Door To Garden," "a Family Bathroom," "Cloakroom" (so Harry Potter-chic), an "En-Suite To Master Bedroom," a new driveway and garage door, a garden in the back yard, a patio and new alarm system. The listing also notes the home resides on a "quiet cul-de-sac."
The site doesn't mention its Harry Potter affiliation, but it's still in major demand. We're guessing people caught onto the hype. If you want to view it, you're going to need to make an appointment. It's perfect for those who like an easy commute and enjoy being close to conveniences. Daily Mail notes it previously sold in May of 2010 and was also put on the market in 2003.
The inside looks nothing like it did, and you won't find the Dursley family holding Harry hostage underneath the staircase. In other words, the house is only good vibes. The home features soft colored walls, an airy floor plan, and tons of windows to let in the sunlight. It's currently staged to feature two kids rooms and one master bedroom, and a clean kitchen with a center island. Gone are the drapes, striped wallpaper and outdated furniture. Hello, Privet Drive 2.0.