Take a Tour Inside All the Iconic Homes Made Famous by Movies

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Mar 16, 2018 7:00 am·

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Owning a house that was featured in a famous movie is definitely a brag-worthy accomplishment, but living in a piece of pop culture history definitely has its downsides. The lucky people who snatch up properties featured in movies like Mean Girls and Harry Potter might get to enjoy the pleasure of chilling in Regina George's crib, but they also have to deal with pesky tourists, which can get out of hand.

That was definitely the case for the owner of Carrie Bradshaw's townhouse in Sex and the City. The famous steps attracted hordes of crowds who clogged the famous staircase and treated the neighborhood like it was Disneyland. The owners got so angry, they eventually banned fans from going on the steps.

But for some people, the draw of wanting to tour a famous house is too hard to pass up, and hey, we can't blame them. Below, take a tour of five famous houses from movies — just don't bring your selfie stick.

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Mean Girls

Regina George's big, intimidating mansion went on sale for $14 million back in 2015, giving fans their first look inside the house since the movie.

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Mean Girls: Interior

In the film, when Lindsay Lohan's character first sees Regina's home, she says, "Wow, your house is really nice." Regina responds, "I know, right?"

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Mean Girls: Interior

The 20,000-square foot Toronto mansion has an entertainment room, a wine cellar, and a six-car garage.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Back in 2016, the quaint cottage that was used as the set for the Dursleys' home was placed on the market for $662,235. Not a bad price for owning a piece of movie history.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: Inside

It was in the living room where the famous "owls delivering letters" scene was shot. Of course, it looks completely different today.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: Kitchen

The house was given a full renovation, fresh paint, and modern furniture. The kitchen was also updated and looks surprisingly modest for such an iconic house.

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Eat Pray Love

The house from the iconic movie, which was based on the even more famous book, was snatched up in 2015 for a cool $6 million. Singer Norah Jones (remember her?) bought the property after it sat on the market for about a year.

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Eat Pray Love: Interior

Most of the scenes were shot in the gorgeous interior, which boasted an enchanted layout with lots of wood and lofted ceilings.

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Eat Pray Love: Interior

The Brooklyn townhome was actually a 1840s firehouse that was completely renovated. Sigh, can we live there?

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Ferris Bueller's Day Off

The classic glass house where Cameron lived has an interesting history. The house hit the market in 2009 after the original owner died, but for several years the family struggled to find a buyer. It was eventually snatched up in 2014 for just $1 million.

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Ferris Bueller's Day Off

In the film, Cameron crashes his dad's Ferrari through the glass walls of the house. Although the movie made the house iconic, it was already famous within geeky architecture circles.

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Ferris Bueller's Day Off: Interior

Although the house is an important part of pop culture, the home's poor insulation and outdated steel kept buyers at bay. The current owners are currently renovating the whole home from top to bottom.

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Silence of the Lambs

The house where serial killer "Buffalo Bill" tortured his victims in the movie went on sale back in 2016 for a modest $195,000. The house might not seem much on the outside, but its fame was enough to convince the buyer, who heard about the abode on the Internet.

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Silence of the Lambs: Interior

The house itself is pretty old school and looks similar to how it did in the film. The only difference is that the house was made to look a lot more sinister and shabby in the movie.

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Silence of the Lambs: Interior

Although the house has been restored to its former glory, it's still a little ominous-looking. We know movies aren't real, but sorry, this house still gives us the creeps!

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