From Downton Abbey to the Queen Vic - this is how much these famous properties would cost you in real life

New data by money.co.uk has revealed the real-life property values of some of the most famous fictional homes from the world of film, gaming and TV, based on their value and monthly mortgage.

Showcasing properties from some of 2020’s most popular games, the money website has used canon, location and house price data to calculate just how much the likes of your Animal Crossing house, Goth Manor and Bowser’s Castle would set you back.

With the success of games such as Animal Crossing in allowing users to experience virtual home ownership, money.co.uk has calculated the value of these homes and the mortgages based upon a 10% deposit, over a 25-year term.

Would you be able to afford your island home from Animal Crossing in real life? (Nintendio / LoveMoney.co.uk)

A fully upgraded house in Animal Crossing: New Horizons costs £359,339 with a monthly mortgage repayment of £1,533, while the now infamous Croft Manor from Tomb Raider would set you back a whopping £31.36 million, with a monthly mortgage repayment of £133,877.

Interestingly, Goth Manor from The Sims series is the cheapest of the lot with a value of £116,742, or £498 a month.

From the world of television, Downton Abbey’s iconic Highclere Castle would cost you £137 million or a monthly mortgage of £584,703.

Highclere Castle would set you back £137 million (ITV / Getty)

In Eastenders Albert Square, the Queen Victoria pub would set you back an eye-watering £2,083,387 or £11,965 per month.

And Ian Beale’s house would need a Euromillions win to cover the £855,512 price tag or repayments of £3,651 a month. 

In Killing Eve , Villanelle’s Paris pad would cost you £1,083,648 or £4,597 a month.

While Elsa’s ice castle in Frozen costs a cool £2,670,902 or £11,398 a month.

Salman Haqqi, personal finance expert at money.co.uk, said: “Taking inspiration from some of the most popular worlds in television, film and gaming, our experts have valued some of the most iconic properties, to reveal the monthly mortgage payments you’d need to make to live there.

“Whether your fantasy property is Bowser’s Castle or Elsa’s ‘Frozen’ Palace you can explore the floor plans and the property details in our new Make Believe Mortgages guide.”

To see the full list of 29 famous fictional properties from film, gaming and TV, visit the money.co.uk website here.