The Real-Life Values of 15 Famous Movie and TV Houses, According to Zillow
How cool would it be to live in a home you’ve seen on screen? Well according to Zillow, it might cost you a pretty penny. Here’s a list of famous homes you’ve seen in movies and on TV shows, with their estimated value:
1. Wayne Manor from the 1960s “Batman” show: $14.9 million
2. The “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” mansion: $10.6 million
3. The “Full House” house: $5.4 million
4. The “Brady Bunch” house: $4.5 million
5. The “Three’s Company” apartment: $4.3 million
6. The “Golden Girls” house: $4 million
7. The “Happy Days” house: $3.2 million
8. The “Mork & Mindy” house: $2.7 million
9. The “Who’s the Boss” house: $2.3 million
10. The “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure” house: $1.5 million
11. The “Wonder Years” house: $1.3 million
12. The “Everybody Loves Raymond” house: $718,000
13. The “Married . . . with Children” house: $571,000
14. The “Dexter” apartment: $257,000
15. The “Roseanne” house: $210,000
(Of course, you haven’t actually seen INSIDE all these houses. Some of them were just used for EXTERIOR shots, while the inside was just a set in a Hollywood studio.)